Las Vegas 4th of July 2021 Fireworks Schedule

Complete Fireworks Schedule:

July 1st - Palace Station Celebrating their 45th Anniversary at 9:00 PM

Plaza Hotel Casino (Downtown) Celebrating their 50th Anniversary with fireworks July 2nd, 3rd and 4th at 10:00 PM

4th of July Fireworks

Boulder City 9:00 PM

Lake Las Vegas 9:00 PM

Laughlin 9:00 PM

Galleria at Sunset 9:00 PM

Mesquite 9:00 PM

M Resort 9:00 PM

Red Rock & Green Valley Ranch 9:00 PM

Mandalay Bay Beach 10:30 PM

Coordinated Fireworks Spectacular
Aria, Caesars Palace, Planet Hollywood, Resorts World, The STRAT, Treasure Island, Venetian all at 11:00 PM on July 4th.



Electric Daisy Carnival Sold Out for 2021

While we were disappointed to hear that many major events were canceled due to COVID-19, many have rescheduled.  Such is the case with the Electric Daisy Carnival or EDC.

May 21st - 23rd of 2021 are the new dates and it's already Sold Out.  A waiting list for tickets has been established. 

The venue as it always has been is the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.  EDC is celebrating their 25th Anniversary "Under The Electric Sky."  It's been in Vegas since 2011.

While attendance has steadily increased over the years, 2019 saw 465,000 attendees in Vegas.  EDC is the largest Electronic Music Dance Festival in North America.

Even while EDC isn't being held this year, all the promotion and marketing was already in place.  Our featured video is something you may not have seen.  It's the Official trailer for 2020. 

Hit play for a trip "Under The Electric Sky"



Circa Las Vegas Opening

Downtown Las Vegas will soon have a brand new resort to play in.  Derek Stevens who owns The D and Golden Gate has announced Circa Las Vegas will open the casino, sports book, bars, restaurants, pool, amphitheater and Garage Mahal on October 28, 2020.  

The hotel has the last beam put into place and will open no later than December 28th.  When it opens, it will be Adult Only.  You have to be 21+ to say at Circa and reservations are open.



No Mask or No Dice in Nevada

While Arizona, California, Florida and Texas have another round of closing business due to the Corona Virus (hopefully they will open soon), Nevada remains open with a new directive.

Governor Steve Sisolak has signed Directive 024 with guidance, that wearing a mask in Nevada is mandatory. 

Quoting the Governor: “This directive is our opportunity to limit our risk for exposure and infection, and to keep our businesses open and our economy moving.  For Nevada to stay safe and stay open, we must make face coverings a routine part of our daily life."

The Governor is also extending Phase Two until the end of July to evaluate the new Mask Policy.

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2020 Fireworks for the 4th of July

Station Casinos has two locations for Fireworks,

Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa

Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa & Casino 

The City of Henderson will salute America by hosting a Star-Spangled Sky Fireworks event including Green Valley Ranch and three others.

M Resort Spa Casino

Lake Las Vegas

The Legacy Golf Club

All Las Vegas and Henderson displays will begin around 9:00 PM with social distancing in place.

Downtown Las Vegas will have the Plaza Hotel and Casino with their display at 10:00 PM

Laughlin will have Rockets Over the River and Mesquite has the Eureka Casino presenting Rockets Over the Red Mesa.

You can keep the fun going until July 7th at Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix.  They offer $1.00 Hot Dogs, $1.00 Lemonade and $1.00 Ice Cream.

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Vegas Balloon Rides is Back In The Air

Hot air balloons are once again flying over the desert from Vegas Balloon Rides.

I can tell you from personal experience, the views and serenity of floating across the sky is absolutely awesome.

Vegas Balloon Rides is also saying Thank You to the people who work so hard taking care of us during the quarantine.  VBR is offering free rides to essential workers.  In a Facebook statement from CEO Keith Fear,  Essential Workers during the pandemic will be entitled to a FREE Balloon Ride with the company, and anyone they bring with them get a discount on their flight as well.

Fear clarified the offer by writing "If you are a front line health worker, medical professional, fireman, member of law enforcement or other Essential Worker, give us a call to book your adventure of a lifetime!"

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Neon Museum Planning for May 22nd Opening

Downtown Las Vegas will soon have a piece of history back.  The Neon Museum has tickets available on their website starting May 22nd.

The museum is opening with new public safety measures in place: 

No-touch digital forehead thermometers will be used to screen staff and guests.

The number of people admitted into the museum will be limited to account for social distancing.  

New protective equipment will be installed at the museum’s front desk.

All staff will be provided with face masks and gloves.

 All frequently touched surfaces will be wiped down at least once an hour.

The museum will have three new versions of "Brilliant" the popular nighttime projection mapping spectacle.  The Neon Boneyard will feature the re-lamped Stardust sign and four popular "Lost Vegas" signs from Tim Burton.

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National Travel and Tourism Week

This week marks a special National Travel and Tourism week.  With so many of us on the sidelines right now, we're looking forward to seeing everyone return and can't wait to say "Welcome" in person.  

Created by Congress in 1983, NTTW celebrates the economic power of travel in the United States.  NTTW runs through Saturday (5/9) with a theme "Spirit of Travel"

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David Lee Roth Coming to The House of Blues!

The latest high powered residency to hit Las Vegas is David Lee Roth from Van Halen!

Roth is bringing the Van Halen catalog with him for 9 shows during January and March of 2020.

According to a press release, David Lee Roth: ROCKS VEGAS will feature “26 instantly recognizable songs, including ‘Jump,’ ‘Panama,’ and ‘California Girls.’” It goes on to label the music “the sound of a generational prison break.”

The longtime and current Van Halen singer has announced the residency at Mandalay Bay in the House of Blues, with shows scheduled for January 8th, 10th and 11th - March 18th, 20th, 21st, 25th, 27th and 28th.

A press release promises that Roth will play all the expected big hits and "delight fans with an explosive two-guitar sound," but makes no mention of who will make up the singer's band

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The SAHARA Las Vegas is Back!

In 1947, a gentleman by the name of Milton Prell opened a casino called Club Bingo on the North End of the Las Vegas Strip. 5 years later, Club Bingo would become a luxury hotel and casino to stand the test of time.

At a cost of $5 million dollars, the Hotel Sahara was opened on October 7, 1952. It would remain as the Sahara until May 16, 2011 during a 58 year run. SBE Entertainment was the owner at the time, and the property stay closed until a full renovation was completed. That refit (costing $415 Million) opened the property as the SLS on August 23, 2014.

SBE sold the SLS in April of 2018 after it struggled to find its identity to the Meruelo Group from Reno. That's where the history took a wonderful turn this week. SLS has been rebranded as the Sahara Las Vegas!

As reported here, the announcement was made back in June. It's taken since then to fully implement the Sahara brand throughout. The Sahara has been a staple on the North End of the Strip for so many years, we thought it would be cool for you to know the history.

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