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Las Vegas Top QuickGuide® LAS VEGAS TOP 10PICKS SHOWS SHOPS RESTAURANTS SIGHTS NIGHTLIFE MAPS Coupon SAVINGS More than $2,000 Inside Hard Rock Cafe March 2015 LV-QG_150300_CoverA.indd 1 1/30/15 8:51:14 AM Lipshtick LV-QG_150300.indd 2 2/9/15 12:34:00 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 1 2/11/15 9:13:15 AM LV-QG_150300.indd 2 2/9/15 12:36:00 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 3 2/9/15 12:36:04 PM ® LAS VEGAS WHERE QUICKGUIDE LAS VEGAS Established June 29, 1988 wherequickguide.com/lasvegas LAS VEGAS 376 E. Warm Springs Rd., Suite 110 Las Vegas, NV 89119 QUICK Tel 702-731-4748 Fax 702-731-4718 Publisher/Regional Vice President Courtney Fuhrmann Editor Jennifer McKee Account Manager Stan Paprocki GUIDE Account Manager Doreen Olsen Hard Rock Cafe Business Administrator Megan Simmons Distribution Manager Bruce Alder Distribution Assistant Kyle Walbroehl Circulation & Events Manager Jacqueline Walton Convention Services Specialist Marcey Esses MORRIS VISITOR PUBLICATIONS MVP I Executive President Donna W. Kessler VP Operations Angela E. Allen VP National Sales Rick Mollineaux GM, Maps Christopher Huber MVP I Creative Chief Creative Officer Haines Wilkerson Design Director Jane Frey Creative Coordinator Beverly Mandelblatt INSIDE FEBRUARY 2015 MVP I Design + Production Director of Production Kris Miller ›OUR TOP PICKS LISTING GUIDE Production Manager Mickey Kibler 16 Limited Engagements 42 About the Monorail Project Lead Designer Helen Moody Graphic Designer Gabriel Vega 18 Top 10 Dining 50 Nightlife Retouch Specialist Erik Lewis MVP I Technology + Manufacturing 20 Top 10 Attractions 52 Shows Technical Operations Mgr Tony Thorne-Booth 22 Top 10 Shows 56 Shows Directory Director of Manufacturing Donald Horton Emails for all the above: 36 The Deliciousness that is 58 Dining [email protected] Hard Rock Cafe MORRIS COMMUNICATIONS 68 Cuisine Directory Chairman/CEO William S. Morris III 90 Sports Books President William S. Morris IV 70 Shopping 77 Sights 84 Golf ON THE COVER: The Big Kablue-na at One-year subscription rates: U.S. $20, Canada $30, all others $50. Hard Rock Cafe. Single-copy rates: U.S. $3, Canada $3, all others $5. ©HARD ROCK CAFE PUBLISHED BY THE VISITOR PUBLICATIONS DIVISION OF MORRIS COMMUNICATION COMPANY, L.L.C. Scan or photograph this QR code with 725 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA 30901 your smart phone for a digital look at MVP is a proud all Las Vegas has to offer. sponsor of Les Clefs d’Or USA ©HARD ROCK CAFE 4 whereQuickGuide LAS VEGAS www.wheretraveler.com LV-QG_150300_TOC-A.indd 4 2/10/15 9:03:13 AM LV-QG_150300.indd 5 2/10/15 12:59:32 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 6 2/10/15 12:50:05 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 7 2/13/15 3:14:49 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 8 2/9/15 12:36:28 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 9 2/11/15 9:24:50 AM LV-QG_150300.indd 10 2/10/15 12:51:45 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 11 2/10/15 12:52:43 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 12 2/9/15 12:36:44 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 13 2/11/15 9:25:16 AM LV-QG_150300.indd 14 2/9/15 12:36:52 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 15 2/10/15 12:53:54 PM Limited Engagements The world’s hottest comedians and musical megastars head for the Las Vegas stage in March. MARCH 1 Venue: Mandalay Bay MARCH 21 Ozomatli Events Center Garfunkel & Oates Venue: Brooklyn Bowl at Phone: (702) 632-7580 Venue: Sands Showroom The Linq Time: 8 p.m. at The Venetian Phone: (702) 862-2695 Price: $49.75-$125.75 Phone: (702) 414-9000 Time: 8 p.m. Time: 9:30 p.m. Price: $25 MARCH 13 Price: $39.50-$96.25 Craig Ferguson MARCH 4 Venue: Chelsea at the MARCH 21-22 Ron White’s Comedy Cosmopolitan Bill Maher Salute to the Troops Phone: (702) 698-7000 Venue: Pearl at the Palms Venue: Terry Fator Theatre Time: 8 p.m. Phone: (702) 944-3200 at the Mirage Price: Tickets start at $25 Time: 8 p.m. Phone: (702) 792-7777 Price: Tickets start at $43 Time: 7:30 p.m. MARCH 13-14 Price: Tickets start at George Lopez MARCH 27-28 $79.99 Venue: Terry Fator Theatre Daniel Tosh at the Mirage Venue: Terry Fator Theatre MARCH 6 Phone: (702) 792-7777 at the Mirage Bill Engvall Time: 10 p.m. Phone: (702) 792-7777 Venue: Treasure Island Price: $59.99-$79.99 Time: March 27, 10 p.m.; Theatre March 28, 7:30 p.m. Phone: (702) 894-7722 MARCH 13-14 Price: Tickets start at Time: 9 p.m. Whitney Cummings $59.99 Price: Tickets start at Venue: Sands Showroom $59.95 at The Venetian MARCH 27-28 Phone: (702) 414-9000 Widespread Panic MARCH 6 Time: 9:30 p.m. Venue: The Joint at Hard John Mulaney Price: $49.50-$118.25 Rock Hotel Venue: Terry Fator Theatre Phone: (702) 693-5222 at the Mirage MARCH 14 Time: 8 p.m. Phone: (702) 792-7777 Jason Mraz Price: $55-$175 Time: 10 p.m. Venue: Chelsea at the Price: Tickets start at Cosmopolitan L to R: Bill Maher plays $39.99 Phone: (702) 698-7000 the Pearl at Palms, Bill Time: 8 p.m. Engvall, the showroom at Price: Tickets start at $50 MARCH 7 Treasure Island, Craig Chris Brown & Trey Songz Ferguson, the Chelsea at featuring Tyga Cosmopolitan. LEFT TO RIGHT: LEFT ©PR PLUS, TO RIGHT: ©THE FIRM PR, ©KIRVIN DOAK COMMUNICATIONS 16 whereQuickGuide LAS VEGAS www.wheretraveler.com Monorail Accessible LV-QG_150300_l-Limited.indd 16 2/11/15 8:20:59 AM LV-QG_150300.indd 17 2/9/15 12:37:09 PM TOP 10 DINING PICKS Pubs. From beer gardens to places with multiple international selections and flights, Las Vegas’ pubs are known for their vast beer selection and lively atmo- sphere. We think you’ll agree. HOFBRAUHAUS This replica of Germany’s renowned beer hall offers weekly keg tappings and great Bavarian 1 beers. On Paradise Road across from Hard Rock Hotel. RI RA At this good-humored Irish pub, bartenders are obsessed with pouring the perfect pint of Guinness. Delec- 2 table food selections are also available. Mandalay Place. THE PUB AT MONTE CARLO Plenty of big screens, delicious pub fare and innovative creations such as beer 3 floats keep you entertained all night long. Monte Carlo. NINE FINE IRISHMAN This raucous watering hole brought from the Emerald Isles features a draftmaster 4 table at which you can pour your own beer. NY-NY. YARDHOUSE You name the beer, you’ll find it on tap here—the draft beer list spans the length of the 5 bar. At The Linq, Town Square & Red Rock Resort. TAP SPORTS BAR A casual and fun sports bar with tons of memorabilia and an impressive selection of 6 local and seasonal craft beers. MGM Grand. WICKED VICKY TAVERN Beers from around the world, including an extensive craft-beer list, and tavern favorites (all- 7 day and late-night menus are available). The Riviera. 17 SOUTH BOOZE & BITES A diverse selection of com- fort food—everything from clam “chowda” to slow-roasted 8 prime rib—and 24 draught beers on tap. Tahiti Village. UMAMI BURGER Features a beer garden with an extensive craft-beer selection and burgers made with 9 house-ground premium steak. SLS Las Vegas. TWIN PEAKS Watch any game on a wall of high- definition TVs; beer is kept at a frosty 29 degrees or 10 less. Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. LV-QG_150300_TT-Dine.indd 18 2/11/15 1:25:11 PM LV-QG_150300.indd 19 2/9/15 12:37:15 PM TOP ATTRACTIONS Must-See. From Vegas’ most iconic attractions to the 10 most popular spots on the Strip and downtown Las PICKS Vegas for fun, the best sights in town include every- thing from sights with unforgettable views, outdoor and animal attractions. Check them out today. SHARK REEF Come face-to-face with the ocean’s most dangerous predators (2,000+ species) who live 1 in 1.3 million gallons of water. Mandalay Bay. BIG BUS Take a tour of the Strip and downtown Las Vegas and get magnificent views from open-top 2 double-decker buses. (702) 685-6578. STRATOSPHERE TOWER View the Strip from the tallest free-standing observation tower in the U.S. On 3 top, find the world’s highest thrill rides. Stratosphere. BELLAGIO FOUNTAINS Britney Spears has danced atop them, and they’ve been the background for 4 awards shows. A great spot to mug for the camera. SECRET GARDEN Explore this enchanting world where you can observe big cats living the luxe life. 5 Three new white tiger cubs now reside here. Mirage. MADAME TUSSAUDS Strike a pose with Sandra Bullock, Bradley Cooper or Rihanna and pass the pic- 6 tures off as real —they’ll never know. The Venetian. M&M’S WORLD Four floors of chocolate heaven, with a variety of souvenirs and a rainbow wall with 22 7 different candy colors. Showcase Mall (next to MGM). NEON BONEYARD Las Vegas’ rich history, as seen through the neon sign, lives on at this two acre out- 8 door museum. 770 Las Vegas Blvd. N. WELCOME TO FABULOUS LAS VEGAS SIGN De- signed in 1959, this sign is on the National Register 9 of Historic places. One mile south of Mandalay Bay. HIGH ROLLER See the middle of the Strip like never before from 28 glass-enclosed cabins in a 30-minute 10 ride on the world’s tallest observation wheel.
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