Shopping in Las Vegas, USA

Vegas has long ceased to be a city where money circulates only at the poker tables. The region invested heavily in attracting other audiences, diversified entertainment and reached Brazilians in full. The reason? The astronomical number of stores that the city has. From outlets full of discounts, to the most exclusive international brands, Las Vegas vies with Miami, Orlando and New York for the best shopping destination in the USA. And the fight is fierce! Check abbreviationfinder.org for abbreviations and acronyms related to Las Vegas, USA.

Unlike other American cities, Las Vegas combines shopping with a plethora of entertainment. Often you don’t even want to go into a mall and there it is, between the Venetian’s gondolas and the monumental flowers in the Bellagio, all framed by a beautiful – and unbelievable – artificial sky. There is no escape! So, play in stores and enjoy one of the best aspects of Vegas.

Most major hotels on the Strip have a shopping area. Get ready to see many malls ahead. Some stand out for their extravagance; others, due to the high number of brands per square meter. In the same square you will find Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Ermenegildo Zegna, Versace, Cartier and Fendi. Ufa! Have a wallet! It’s true that most shop windows are more to look at than to buy, but a bargain is easy to find!

Since not everyone (or almost anyone) can fill the bags with Balenciaga handbags and Louboutin heels, it’s time to head for the outlets ! Accessible to all budgets, they make the happiness of those looking for a new wardrobe. Las Vegas has two great outlets, one at each end of Las Vegas Boulevard: Premium Outlets North (150 stores) and Premium Outlets South (140 stores). Here is one of Vegas’ great advantages over other cities: both are very close to the hotels. You will not waste more than 20 minutes to reach each one of them and you can come back many times! The main difference between the two is the structure: the North is all outdoors, while the South is indoors. Choose according to the weather forecast, as the store mix is almost the same. To take advantage of the promotions even more, be sure to bring the printed coupon entitled to the discount book (more details in the description of the two outlets, below).

On the Strip you can also find some promotions. One of the best malls to see all kinds of stores is the Fashion Show. With a huge “flying saucer” at the entrance, seven anchor stores (including Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Forever 21, Nordstorm and Saks Fifth Avenue) and a mix of 250 brands, this is one of the best shopping spots along the avenue. Also on the sidewalk of the Strip, ready to help tourists, are the unmissable Walgreens and CVS. American drugstores have such a wide variety of products that it is possible to fill a suitcase with only the purchases there.

For those who are looking for electronics and want to get straight to the point, good options are Best Buy, Fry’s and Walmart. The three stores are huge and offer a wide variety of products such as computers and peripherals, tablets, appliances, cell phones and cameras. If you are looking for a specific product, contact the stores before you go and check if it is available. Despite their size, none of them has a very varied stock. Of course, we could not fail to recommend a walk through the Apple Store – in Vegas there are three stores for those who do not give up the apple in their purchases.

Going to Vegas with the money counted is martyrdom. Calculate well how much you can spend, because the city is an invitation to the lack of limits. Attention to the purchase values authorized by the Federal Revenue Service; check the excess baggage and then… just enjoy!

Tips:

– The tax on purchases in Vegas is 8.1% and is not included in the ticket price. Whenever you make a purchase, calculate the tax cost together so there are no surprises at the cashier.

– Credit cards are widely accepted in Las Vegas; however, it is common for an identification document to be requested at the time of purchase. You can present your passport or even your driver’s license.

– Often, machines do not recognize travel cards. Always have a second payment option.

– Renting a car is an excellent option for the day of shopping at the outlets, but the bus that runs along the Strip takes you to both points. Don’t worry if you’re not driving.

Downtown Container Park

Looking for a breather in the night way of living? Container Park is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of the Strip. The park is nothing like the city of Las Vegas, let alone neighboring Fremont Street. There you will be able to enjoy, in the open air, intimate restaurants and cafes, exclusive clothing boutiques, creative jewelry and accessories, alternative art galleries, an innovative playground for children and delicious shows amid a beautiful lawn.

Everything that happens in this park is registered with containers. Arranged on top of each other, clustered side by side, they take on the form of a mini and serve as an elegant setting for what works there. During the day, the climate is superfamily. The park in the middle of the trees, also formed by containers, is the great attraction of the place. It is an unmissable event for those who need daytime freshness. At night, the crowd is mostly of cool adults looking in Vegas more than casinos and night clubs. It is an unmissable tour! The shows, always with high quality music, happen daily, at different times.

Tip: You can go to Container Park to enjoy a quiet show in the early evening and walk to the hustle and bustle of Vegas at the Fremont Street Experience. The two are just steps away from each other. Another very close attraction is the Atomic Liquor, the oldest bar in Vegas. It is worth enjoying the whole circuit!

Consult the official website for information about the concert schedule.

Electronics – Apple Store, Best Buy, Fry’s and Walmart.

Computer, tablet, cell phone, mp3 player, photo camera, car stereo… When it comes to electronics, the list is endless and the limit is only that of the credit card (or the $ 500 fee). Being in the USA means having the opportunity to buy these and other devices for up to a third of the price in Brazil. Some more, others less, but they will always be cheaper than in Brazilian lands. So don’t feel guilty if the urge to visit a specialized store is uncontrollable. Certainly, there you will find the long-awaited product at even more dreamed of prices.

Apple Store

One of the must-see stops in Vegas is the Apple Store. There are three branches in the city that share the task of supplying tourist consumption. Ipads, iphones, ipods, imacs… oh, God! It is very difficult to control the impulse to buy in one of the stores. Keep in mind the product you are looking for, cover your eyes and ask only for it, or you could go out of there broke. You will hardly be missing what you are looking for. If this happens, ask the seller to contact one of the other stores. The three are not far from each other; you will hardly leave with your hands empty.

Tip: The store sells unlocked iphones, however 4G is incompatible with the current Brazilian system and the internet will only work on 3G.

Apple Store at The Forum Shops

Address: 3500 Las Vegas Blvd South, at The Forum Shops, Caesars, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Phone: (702) 684-8800

Apple Store on Fashion Shows

Address: 3200 Las Vegas Boulevard – Fashion Show Mall, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Tel: (702) 577-9740

Apple Store in Town Square

Address: 6671 Las Vegas Boulevard – Town Square, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Phone: (702) 221-8826

Best Buy

Well-known to Brazilians, Best Buy is one of the best options for those looking for a wide variety of products in one place. The store sells all the most common and multi-brand electronics. Computers, cell phones, stereos, cameras, external hard drives, video games and all kinds of peripherals, in addition to electronics and household appliances, fitness products and everything else you can imagine!

The store is very complete. The only problem is for those looking for more specific products, with less extensive manufacturing. In such cases, it is best to contact by phone and check the availability of the product in stock. Best Buy sells brands like Apple, Windows, Asus, Lenovo, Dell, Samsung, Canon, Sony, Nikon and several others.

In addition to large stores, the brand offers small kiosks that operate in express mode, where you can find some of the most popular products. It may be that your purchase is more practical than you imagined.

Website: www.bestbuy.com

Address 1: 3820 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89119.

Phone: (702) 732-8283

Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 9 pm; Sunday, from 11am to 8pm.

Address 2: 2050 N Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89108.

Phone: (702) 631-4645

Fry’s Eletronics

Along the same lines as Best Buy, Fry’s is less known to Brazilians, but it is also a great spot for those looking for electronics. It is a little more compact than the competitor, but the list of products offered is similar. As with Best Buy, it is worth consulting the store before you go to make sure that the product you are looking for is in stock. If you want to bargain, negotiate with the two brands, Fry’s and Best Buy. They cover competitive offers.

Website: www.frys.com

Address: 6845 S Las Vegas Blvd, Town Square, Las Vegas, NV 89119.

Phone: (702) 932-1400

Tip: Both Best Buy and Fry’s allow online purchase with pick-up at the physical store. To do this, simply present your identity and the credit card used at the time of purchase. It is an excellent option for those who do not have time to wait for freight or want to save time at the time of purchase.

Walmart Supercenter

This huge supermarket is able to satisfy all buyers, no matter what their specific interest – in the case of those looking for electronics it is no different. Walmart is an excellent option for finding accessories and peripherals, in addition to computers, cameras, stereos, electronics… The list is an extension and Walmart will not disappoint. Just don’t expect to find very specific products there; for these purchases it is better to look for specialized stores. If your case is within the normal range, you may be able to solve everything there!

Website: www.walmart.com

Adresses:

4505 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV.

Phone: (702) 258-4540

6005 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, NV.

Phone: (702) 451-8900

Las Vegas Premium Outlets North and South

It is impossible to resist the temptation to pay at least one visit to the outlet. Even more difficult is to resist unbelievable promotions. The showcases, packed with discounts above 50%, are an invitation to spend. Best of all, the discounts are real! There is no scheme to raise the price one day to lower it the next day and deceive the consumer. There you will really find pieces with incredible prices. While a pair of jeans costs $ 100 in the store, at the outlet it ‘s easy to find for $ 25. Shoes, bags, sneakers, bags, cosmetics… You can fill your suitcase and assemble an entire wardrobe with quality pieces at prices of popular stores. Will you miss this opportunity?

Las Vegas has two outlets on the same chain: Premium Outlets North and Premium Outlets South – one at each end of the city. A few minutes drive from the main hotels, the outlets are very well located, which is not the case in other American cities, where shopping centers are very far away and outside the city. The store mix of the two is very similar, but the North – with 150 stores – is slightly larger than the South – with 140.

The big difference between the two is the format of the malls. The North Outlet is very wide and all open. Pleasant for days with a mild climate, especially since circulation is facilitated when the place is full. The breadth is also reflected in the stores, which are larger than those in the South and with more merchandise options. Outlet South is like a conventional mall, all closed. Air conditioning, on very hot days, is a gift (there is no denying it), but the layout of the stores is confusing and you run the risk of not finding everything you are looking for.

To save more than conventional discounts, be sure to sign up for the VIP Club (www.premiumoutlets.com/vip). You will be entitled to a discount book that further increases your purchasing power. If you are not registered, go to the service desk of the two outlets and, with USD 5, you can pick up the book. Online discount coupons are also valid.

Las Vegas Premium Outlets North

875 South Grand Central Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89106
Tel: (702) 474-7500

Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 9 pm; Sunday, from 9am to 8pm.

www.premiumoutlets.com/vegasnorth

Las Vegas Premium Outlets South

7400 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89123
Tel: (702) 896-5599

Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 9 pm, Sunday, 9 am to 8 pm.

www.premiumoutlets.com/vegassouth

Both offer parking and are the route of the RTC buses, which circulate on the Strip (see more in Getting around).

See below the list of stores of each outlet (updated in April 2014):

PREMIUM OUTLETS NORTH

Adult clothing

7 For All Mankind
A | X Armani Exchange
Adidas
American Apparel
Ann Taylor Factory Store
Anne Fontaine
Armani Outlet
Banana Republic Factory Store
BCBG Max Azria
Baby
Brooks Brothers Factory Store
Burberry
Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein Underwear
Charlotte Russe
Chico’s
Columbia Sportswear
Chat
Diane Von Furstenberg
Diesel
DKNY
Dolce & Gabbana
Dressbarn
Ecko Unltd
Elie Tahari
Etro
Gap Factory Store
Guess by Marciano
Guess Factory Store
Hot Topic
Hugo Boss Factory Store
Hurley
Izod
J.Crew
Jockey
Joe’s Jeans
Jones New York
Kate Spade New York
Kenneth Cole
L’eggs Hanes Bali Playtex
Lacoste
Levi’s Outlet Store
Lids Locker Room
Loft Outlet
Lucky Brand
Maidenform
Maternity Works
MaxStudio.com
Michael Kors
Nautica
Nike Factory Store
O’Neill
Oakley Vault
PacSun
Perry Ellis
Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store
Porsche Design
Puma
Quiksilver
Reebok
Rue21
Salvatore Ferragamo
Heal
St. John Outlet
Steve Madden
Ted Baker London
Theory
Timberland
Tommy Hilfiger
Tory Burch
True Religion Brand Jeans
Van Heusen
Vince
Volcom
White House Black Market
Wilsons Leather
Zumiez

Children’s clothing

Carter’s
The Children’s Place Outlet
Disney Store Outlet
Gap Outlet – Kids & Baby
Gymboree Outlet
Nautica | Kids
OshKosh B’gosh
Polo Ralph Lauren Children’s Factory Store
Tommy Hilfiger Kids

Footwear

Adidas
Aldo
Asics
Bostonian Clarks
Cole Haan
Chat
Crocs
Ecco
Famous Footwear Outlet
Merrell Hush Puppies
Johnston & Murphy
Journeys
Kenneth Cole
Nike Factory Store
Nine West Outlet
Puma
Reebok
Robert Wayne Footwear
Salvatore Ferragamo
Skechers
Steve Madden
Timberland
Vans
Vince Camuto

Leather and luggage

Coach
Men’s Coach
Dooney & Bourke
Leather by Michael Lawrence
The Luggage Factory
Samsonite
Tumi
Wilsons Leather

Jewelry and accessories

Claire’s
Coach
Men’s Coach
Cole Haan
David Yurman
Dooney & Bourke
Fossil
Guess Factory Accessories
Kate Spade New York
Kay Jewelers Outlet
Kipling
LeSportsac
Lids
Michael Kors
Movado Company Store
Oliver Peoples
Seiko Company Store
Solstice Sunglass Outlet
Sunglass Hut
Sunglass Hut
Swarovski
TAG Heuer
Time Factory Watch Outlet
Vince Camuto
Watch Station International
Zales Outlet

Gifts, cosmetics and vitamins

bareMinerals
Bose
The Cosmetics Company Store
Crabtree & Evelyn
Designer Fragrances
Elizabeth Arden
Godiva Chocolatier
L’Occitane
Lancome – The Company Outlet
Perfumery
Perfumes 4 U
Swarovski
Vitamin World

food

Auntie Anne’s Soft Pretzels
Dairy Queen / Orange Julius
Green Leaf’s Beyond Great Salads
Kung Pao Wok
South Philly Steak & Fries
Starbucks Coffee
Metro
Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen

PREMIUM OUTLETS SOUTH

Adult clothing

Adidas
Aeropostale
Ann Taylor Factory Store
Banana Republic Factory Store
BCBG Max Azria
Baby
Big Dogs
Billabong
Brooks Brothers Factory Store
Calvin Klein Men’s
Calvin Klein Women’s
Champion
Charlotte Russe
Chico’s
Columbia Sportswear
Chat
Dickies Factory Outlet
DKNY
Dressbarn
Dressbarn Woman
Ecko Unltd
Express Factory Outlet
Fox
Gap Factory Store
Greg Norman Factory
Guess Factory Store
Haggar Clothing Co.
HanesBrands
Hot Topic
Hugo Boss Factory Store
Hurley
Izod
Jockey
Jones New York
Kenneth Cole
Lane Bryant Outlet
Levi’s Outlet Store
Loft Outlet
Lucky Brand
Maidenform
Michael Kors
Motherhood Maternity
Nautica
New York & Company Outlets
Nike Factory Store
O’Neill
PacSun
Paolo Giardini
Perry Ellis
Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store
Puma
Quiksilver
Reebok
Rip Curl
Rue21
Sean John
Timberland
Tommy Hilfiger
True Religion Brand Jeans
US Polo Assn.
Under Armor
Uniform Sports
Van Heusen
VF Outlet
Volcom
Wet Seal
Wilsons Leather
Wilsons Leather
Zumiez

Children

Carter’s
The Children’s Place Outlet
Disney Store Outlet
Gymboree Outlet
OshKosh B’gosh
Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store
Stride Rite Keds Sperry
Tommy Hilfiger Kids
Under Armor

Footwear

Adidas
Aerosoles
Aldo
Bostonian Clarks
Chat
Crocs
DC Shoes
Easy Spirit
Ecco
Famous Footwear Outlet
Famous Footwear Outlet
Finish Line
GH Bass & Co. – Footwear
Hush Puppies & Family
Journeys
Kenneth Cole
Naturalizer
New Balance Factory Store
Nike Factory Store
Nine West Outlet
Puma
Rack Room Shoes
Reebok
Robert Wayne Footwear
Rockport
SAS Factory Shoe Store
Skechers
Stride Rite Keds Sperry
Timberland
Vans

Leather and bags

Coach
Men’s Coach
Leather by Michael Lawrence
The Luggage Factory
Samsonite
Wilsons Leather

Jewelry and accessories

Claire’s
Coach
Men’s Coach
Fossil
Hair For Her
Kay Jewelers Outlet
Kipling
Lids
Michael Kors
Movado Company Store
Piercing Pagoda
Sunglass Hut
Swarovski
Time Factory Watch Outlet
Vera Bradley
Zales Outlet

House and decoration

Kitchen Collection

Cosmetics, gifts and vitamins

Bose
The Cosmetics Company Store
Designer Fragrances
Elizabeth Arden
Fragrance Outlet
Harry & David
Hi-Lites Salon
Perfumery
Perfumes 4 U
Swarovski
Toys “R” Us Outlet
Vitamin World

food

Auntie Anne’s Soft Pretzels
Chicken Now
China Max
Dairy Queen / Orange Julius
Dreyer’s Ice Cream
Dunkin Donuts
Energy Zone
Fresh Deli & Grill
Fuwa Teppanyaki Grill
Pita’s
Rocky’s Philly Cheesesteaks
Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill
Sbarro
Starbucks Coffee
Subs n ‘Such
Metro
Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen
Wetzel’s Pretzels

Fashion Show Mall

Very close to the bustle of the Strip, the Fashion Show is sure to be a good shopping experience. There are two million square meters, divided into more than 250 stores and restaurants, capable of making any tourist eager for good deals happy! The mall has one of the most varied mixes in Vegas and pleases all budgets and tastes, starting with the anchor stores: Bloomingdale’s, Macy’s, Forever 21, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Dillard’s and Neiman Marcus.

The main feature of the Fashion Show is the large “flying saucer” that adorns the entrance. There, films and advertisements are projected that make the look of the mall one of the attractions of the place; however, those who go there are really looking for good prices and a lot of variety. Abercrombie & Fitch, Apple Store, Diesel, Fossil, GAP, GUESS, Hollister Co., Michael Kors, Oakley and Vistoria’s Secret are just an appetizer of what you’ll find there.

Another good reason to go to the Fashion Show is the Tix 4 Tonight kiosk. The stand sells show tickets for the same day, with incredible discounts! It’s worth a look whenever you walk through the door. Who knows the show you are looking for is at half the price?

Tip: Click here to print the coupon that entitles you to a discount book for purchases.

See the list of stores at the Fashion Show Mall (updated in May / 2014 on the mall’s official website):

24 Hour Tailoring
24/7 Real Estate
7 for All Mankind

A Pea in the Pod
ABC Stores
Abercrombie & Fitch
Adore
Aerosol sprays
After Hours Clubwear
ALDO
American Eagle Outfitters
Ann Taylor
Apple
Arden B.
Art of Shaving, The
AT&T
Auntie Anne’s
Aveda

Bally of Switzerland
Banana Republic
Bang & Olufsen
Just Minerals
Bath & Body Works
BCBGMAXAZRIA
Beauty Effects
Beauty Max
Bebe
Beautiful Grande Entrance
Ben Bridge Jeweler
Berger & Son Fine Jewelers
Body Shop, The
Boot Star
Breathe
Brighton Collectibles
Brookstone
Buckle

Hidden
California Pizza Kitchen
Calvin Klein Performance
Capital Grille, The
Casemax
Centaur Art Galleries
Sports Fields
Chic Silver
Chicken Connection
Chico’s
Children’s Place, The
Chinese Laundry
Chipotle
Clarks
Coach
Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, The
Color of Fashion
Cotton On
Crazy Crepes
Crocs
Custom Jewelry

Dermalactives
Unequal
Diesel
Dillard’s
Disney Store
Dynamite

Here
The Second Sun
Eric Andrew Collection
Everything But Water
Exclusive Collections Gallery
Exotics Racing
Express
Express Men

Finish Line
Flip Flop Shops
Foot Locker
Forever 21
Forever Flawless
Fossil
Francesca’s
French Connection

GameStop
Gap
Gizmobies
CNG
Godiva Chocolatier
Grand Canyon and Beyond
Great Wraps
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria
GUESS
GUESS by Marciano
Gymboree

Haagen-Dazs
Halston Heritage
Harris & Frank
Henri Bendel
Hollister Co.
Hot Dog On A Stick
Hot Topic
Hugo Boss

Ichiban
Icing
Inno-Gadgets
Iris Impressions

Jac & Ray
Jamba Juice
Janie and Jack
Joe’s Jeans
John Richter Gallery
Johnny Rockets
Johnston & Murphy
Journeys
Justice

Kate Spade New York
Kay Jewelers
Kenneth Cole
KFC Express
Kids Juke Box

Lacoste
LAKA Manicure Express
Learning Express Toys
LEGO Store, The
LensCrafters
LeSportsac
Levi’s
Lids
Life Strength of Las Vegas
Limited, The
L’Occitane En Provence
Louis Vuitton
Lucky Brand Jeans
Lululemon Athletica
LUSH

Macy’s
Macy’s Men’s Store
Maggiano’s Little Italy
Massage Professionals
Michael E. Minden Diamond Jewelers
Michael Kors
Microsoft Store

Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs
Natur Hair Extensions
Neiman Marcus
Nine West
NM Café
Nordstrom
Nordstrom eBar
Nordstrom Marketplace Café

Oakley
Optics
Orange Julius/Dairy Queen
Original Penguin Clothing

PacSun
Panda Express
Pandora
Papyrus
Philadelphia Steak & Hoagie
PINK
Pinto Ranch
Puma

RA Sushi
Razzle Dazzle
Red Velvet Cafe
Regis Salon
Robert Graham
Rockport

S.Y.L.K.
Saks Fifth Avenue
Sanrio
Sbarro
Scotch & Soda
Secret of the Himalayen
Shoe Palace
SKECHERS
SoHo Collections
Source Electronics
Splendid
Starbucks
Starbucks
Steam It Up
Steve Madden
Stripburger
Subway
Sunglass Hut
Superdry
On the table
Swarovski

Taco Maker
Teavana
Ted Baker
Therapy Solutions
Thomas Sabo
Tiffany & Co.
Tix 4 Tonight
Tommy Bahama
Topman
Topshop
Traeger Pellet Grills
Travel +
True Religion Brand Jeans
True Religion Kids Shop
TUMI

One of 50
Urban Outfitters

Vans
Victoria’s Secret
Victoria’s Secret Beauty
Crankshaft
Vince Camuto

Walking Company, The
Watch Station
Welcome to Las Vegas
Wendy’s
Wet Seal
White House Black Market
White Science

FROM

Z Gallerie – Temporarily Closed
ZARA – But
ZARA – Women
Zumiez

3200 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas – CEP: 89109
Phone: (702) 784-7000
Website: http://www.thefashionshow.com
Hours: Monday to Saturday, from 10am to 9pm. Sunday, from 11am to 7pm.

Gold & Silver Pawn Shop – The Deal Shop

Who ever stopped to watch the negotiation of a crazy object in the program Tract Done, the History Channel? The pawn shop where the deals are made is real and is in Vegas. The Harrison family, who have run the house for three generations, is also real: Richard, the patriarch, started the business with just ten thousand dollars. The talent for bargaining, the extensive knowledge of almost everything and the ability to give the right price to objects turned the small pawnshop into a TV star and a multimillion dollar business.

Finding one of the family members or watching a little of the recordings is a lottery. Entering the store is already an excellent walk, There you will really find unique gems and oddities. Don’t be alarmed if you come across a long line at the door. She walks really fast. For those who are really looking for something to buy or sell, in the same region you will find other pawn shops more empty than Gold & Silver.

713 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas – CEP: 89101
Telephone: (702) 530-4959
Website: http://www.gspawn.com
Hours: Every day, 24h. Visitors can only enter from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, after that the store works only through the window.

Grand Canal Shoppes

Gondolas with couples in love, guided by authentic Italian gondoliers, circulate through the artificial channels of this mall. The setting is of Venice and the climate, totally Italian. Around a replica of Piazza San Marco, trendy restaurants invite you to a delicious dinner. On the ceiling, the show is on account of the fake sky. The mood is always of romance inside this mall, which is an icon of Vegas extravagance.

It may be exaggerated (and even a little tacky), but how can you not be dazzled by the Grand Canal Shoppes? The shopping center is one of the most sought after tourist spots in the city, not so much for shopping, but for the visual. Store aisles, surrounded by graceful little houses, vie for shoppers’ attention with scenery transported from Italy.

The mall is great for all tourists, but not for all budgets. The store mix is basically made up of luxury brands (with a few exceptions, like Victoria’s Secret). Among Burberry shop windows, Christian Louboutin and Jimmy Choo, avid visitors circulate for a beautiful picture of the channels, which are much more accessible than the clothes, shoes and jewelry on display.

In addition to the main attraction (which is the mall itself), the Grand Canal offers several classical music performances and performances in Piazza San Marco throughout the day. You will feel like you are in the middle of a serenade.

Tip: Click here to print the coupon that entitles you to a discount book for purchases.

Check out the list of stores at the Grand Canal Shoppes.

7 for All Mankind

THE

Acca Kappa
Adore
Andrew’s Ties
Ann Taylor
Apothecary
Aquaknox
Art of Shaving, The

B&B Burger & Beer
B&B Ristorante
Banana Republic
Barneys New York
Basin White
Bauman Rare Books
BCBGMAXAZRIA
Baby
Bella Panini
Bellusso Jewelers
Bellusso Vintage
Ben Gioielli
Billionaire Italian Couture
Bottega Veneta
Breath… An Oxygen Bar (Kiosk)
Breguet Watch
Brighton Collectibles
Brilliance New York
Buddy V’s Ristorante
Burberry

Caché
Ca’d’Oro
Café Presse
Cafe Santa Lucia
Camille Flawless
Canaletto
Canali
Canyon Beachwear
Carlo’s Bakery – Now Open
Cartier Watch & Jewelry
New house
Cellairis (Kiosk)
Cellairis (Cart);
Chapel Hats
Chicken Now
Chloé
Christian Louboutin
Citta Delle Luci
Coach
Cocolini Casino
Cocolini II (Kiosk)
Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, The
Cole Haan
Corsa Collections
Cuadra
CUT

Davidoff
Davidoff Casino (Kiosk)
DB Brasserie
Delmonico Steakhouse
Diane von Furstenberg
Dior Cosmetics
Dooney & Bourke
Double Helix Wine Bar
Double Helix Wines

AND

Elton’s
Emporio d ‘Gondola
Eric Andrew Collection (Cart)
Expressly illy

Fat Tuesday
Fendi
Field of Dreams

Godiva Chocolatier
Gold Elements (Kiosk)
Grand Lux Cafe
Grandview Marketing (Great Hall)
Grandview Marketing (St. Mark’s Square)
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria
Guerlain

Häagen-Dazs
Harley Davidson
Herve Leger
Honolulu Cookie Company – Coming Soon
Horology
Houdini’s Magic Shop

I love burgers
IT’SUGAR
IWC Watch

Jimmy Choo
Johnny Rockets
Johnston & Murphy

Kate Spade New York
Kenneth Cole
Knuttel Gallery, The
Kwiat Jewelry

La Sugarie
Landau
LAVO Italian Restaurant and Lounge
Le Savon
Lime Ice
Links of London
Lionesse
Lior
Lobster ME

Madame Tussaud’s Interactive Wax Musuem
Magical Hair
Marshall Rousso
Mezlan
Michael Kors
ModernaTea – Now Open
Montblanc

Na Hoku
Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs
Nectar Natural Infusion
Noodle Asia

Oliveia
Optica
Optica Casino
OTTO Pizzeria

Pandora
Peter Lik Gallery
Piaget
Pinot Brasserie
Enzo’s Pizzeria
Prosecco
Public House

Ralph Lauren
Renaissance Galleries
Rialto Deli
Ricordo
Rockhouse

SYLK – New Location
Salvatore Ferragamo
San Gennaro Grill
Scene
Sephora
Shake n Burger
Shemoni Sterling Silver Jewelry
Shoooz
Signature Galleries
Sin City Brewing Company
Social Life Pizza
St. Croix
Steve Madden
Suitsupply – Now Open
Swarovski

Table 10
TAO Asian Bistro
Teavana
Thomas Pink
Thomas Sabo
Tickets and Tours Booth (Kiosk)
Timeless Beauty
Tintoretto Bakery
Tory Burch
Towers Deli
Trattoria Reggiano
Travel +

One of 50

V Life
Vacheron Constantin Watch
V-Bar
Venetzia Casino Level
Venetzia Fine Jewelry
Very Venice Bar
Viaggi
Victoria’s Secret
Vittorio
Viva Las Vegas

Walking Company, The
Wasabi Jane
Welcome to Las Vegas
White House Black Market
Wolfgang Puck’s Postrio

Zeffirino.

3327 Las Vegas Blvd S, at the Venetian and Palazzo hotels, Las Vegas – CEP: 89109
Telephone: (702) 414-4500
Website: http://www.grandcanalshoppes.com/
Hours: Sunday to Thursday, from 10am to 11pm. Friday and Saturday, from 10am to midnight.

Miracle Mile Shops

One of the best shopping options on the Strip is the Miracle Mile, at Planet Hollywood. The ensemble recently received a major investment that remodeled the face of the mall, today a mix of modern corridors and areas with themed decorations inspired by Morocco – not to mention the incredible artificial sky. The store mix – 170 in total – prioritizes young audiences and is extremely varied, including brands like Urban Outfitters, H&M, GUESS, GAP and Victoria’s Secret. It fits in the pocket of tourists who do not even go near the haute couture stores. Another advantage of the mall is the variety of restaurants. It will be difficult to choose from so many options.

Tip: Click here to print the coupon that entitles you to a discount book for purchases.

See the list of stores in the mall (updated in May / 2015 based on the official website):

THE

ABC Store
Adore
Aldo
Aldo Accessories
All That Glitters
Alpaca Imports
American Apparel
Arm Candy
Art of Music
Art of Shaving, The
Auntie Anne’s Pretzels

Bakers
Basin White
Bath & Body Works
BCBGeneration
BCBGMAXAZRIA
Baby
Ben & Jerry’s
Bikini Bay
Billabong
Blondies Sports Bar & Grill
Body Jewelry Etc.
Body Shop, The
Brighton Collectibles
Britney: U Wanna Piece of Me?
Brookstone

Cabo Wabo Cantina
Cache
Call It Spring
Cashman Photo Magic
Champs Sports
Las Vegas Cheeseburger
Chico’s
Chinese Laundry
Citizen Arts Caricatures
Citta Delle Luci
Club Tattoo- Tattoo & Body Piercing
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, The
Crazy Shirts

D’Amore’s Famous Pizza
David Z NYC Footwear
DC Shoes

AND

Earl of Sandwich

Fat Tuesday
Foot Locker
Fossil
Francesca’s
Frederick’s of Hollywood
French Connection
FRESH Grill & Bar

Gadget World
Gap
GapBody
GapKids / babyGap
Garrett Popcorn Shops
Ginalli Milano
Gizmobies
GUESS
GUESS Accessories

H&M
Halo Bar
Hattitude
Herve Leger
Houdini’s Magic Shop
House of Hoops by Foot Locker

InCoCo
Infinite Aloe

Jamb
Journeys
Just A Second

Kay Jewelers
Premium Burger Bar Ketchup
Kush Fine Art

La Salsa Cantina
Landau
Las Vegas Fight Shop
Lids
Lids Locker Room

Magnet Max
Martian
Marshall Rousso
Massage Professionals for Health
Meatball Spot

Napoleon
Naturally Right
Nestle TollHouse Cafe
NYS Collection

Ocean One Bar & Grille
Oh My Godard Gallery
Original Diva
Original Penguin
Oyster Bay Seafood & Wine Bar

Pampas Churrascaria Brazilian Grille
Panda Express
Pandora
PBR Rock Bar & Grill
Pearl Factory

Quiksilver

Rant and Rave
Razzle Dazzle
Red Mango Yogurt & Smoothies
Rock & Religion
Roxy

SYLK
Saxe Theater
Sephora
Shaunz
Shemoni Sterling Silver Jewelry

TAGS Evolution
Tatyana
Tervis
Test America
The Source Electronics & Accessories

United Colors of Benetton
Urban Outfitters

V Theater
Vegas Royalty
Vegas The Store
Victoria’s Secret
Victoria’s Secret Beauty

Walking Company, The
West Coast Wraps
White House | Black Market
William Carr Gallery World Focus Images
Wyland Galleries

Yves Chantre

Zen Zone

3663 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas – CEP: 89109
Telephone: (888) 800-8284
Website: http://www.miraclemileshopslv.com
Hours: Mon – Thu, Sun: 10: 00–23: 00 Fri – Sat: 10: 00 – Midnight

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace

There’s no place in Vegas like… Rome? Exactly! Extravagance is a good word to sum up the Forum Shops at the Caesars Palace hotel and casino. Outside, a replica of the Fontana di Trevi announces what is to come. At the main entrance, three-story Roman statues adorn the spiral escalators. On the ceiling, next to the wonderful artificial sky, frescoes adorn the corridors. In addition to the fountains that decorate the interior, you will also find statues that speak. The mall goes far beyond a mere shopping center, it is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Vegas.

The mix, with more than 160 stores, pleases all tastes and budgets, being one of the most diversified on the Strip. From Gap to Gucci, you will surely find what you are looking for there. Among the most visited stores is one of the three Apple Store branches in Vegas. If hunger strikes while shopping, don’t worry! The options are as varied as the stores. From the Chessecake Factory, passing by the Italian Trevi, you can conclude that you really want sushi at Roku.

Tip: Click here to print the coupon that entitles you to a discount book for purchases.

See the list of Forum Shops stores (updated in April 2014, according to the official website):

THE

Abercrombie & Fitch
Agent Provocateur
Alfred Dunhill
AlX Armani Exchange
Ann Taylor
Anne Fontaine
Anthropologie
Antiquities
Apple Computer
Art Encounter

Baccarat
Balenciaga
Bally
Banana Republic
Bath & Body Works
BCBGMAXAZRIA
Baby
Border Grill
BOSS HUGO BOSS
Brighton Collectibles
Brooks Brothers
Burberry

Caché
Caesars
Carmines
Cartier
Casa Fuente
CH Carolina Herrera
Cheesecake Factory
Christian Dior
Christian Louboutin
Chrome Hearts
Citta delle Luci
Coach
Custo Barcelona

Davante
Davante Sun
David Yurman
De Beers
Diane Von Furstenberg
Diesel
Dior Beauty
DKNY
Donald J Pliner

AND

Elie Tahari
Emilio Pucci
Armani
Ermengildo Zegna
Ladder
Espresso
Essentials at The Forum
Express

Fat Tuesday
Fendi
Field of Dreams
Forum Gifts & Sundries
Fresh

Gap
GapKids
Giuseppe Zanotti
Gucci
GUESS by Marciano
GUESS

H&M
Hearts On Fire
Henri Bendel
Hublot

II Mulino NY
Inglot Cosmetics

James Perse
Jimmy Choo
Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab
John Varvatos
Juicy Couture

Kemo Know
Kids Kastle
Kiehl’s Since 1851
Kush Fine Art Gallery

LK. Bennett
La Martina
La Perla
Lacoste
Longchamp
Lora Piana
Louis Vuitton
Lucky Brand Jeans

M Missoni
MAC Cosmetics
Magnet Maximus
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Martin Lawrence Galleries
Michael Kors
Montblanc
Mulberry

NARS Cosmetics
NIKE

Oro Gold

Pal Zileri
Pandora
Panerai
Peter Lik
Planet Hollywood Superstore

Red Valentino
Rolex
Roman Times

Salvatore Ferragamo
Sandro
Scoop NYC
Sephora
Sergio Rossi
Shoooz at The Forum
Skechers Fitness
Spago
St. John
Stuart Weitzman
Sushi Roku
Swarovski Crystals
Swatch

Tadashi
Tatyana Designs
Ted Baker
The Palm Las Vegas
Thomas Pink
Tickets & Tours On Location
Tiffany & Co.
Tod’s
Tommy Bahama’s
Tory Burch
Tourneau
Trevi Italian Restaurant
True Religion
Tumi

UGG Australia

Valentino
Van Cleef & Arpels
Versace
Vicci Fine Jewelry
Victoria’s Secret
Vilebrequin
Vosges Haut-Chocolat

3500 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas – CEP: 89109
Telephone: (702) 893-4800
Website: http://www.simon.com
Hours: Mon – Sat: 11: 00–19: 00 \ nSunday: Midday –18: 00

The LINQ

When we think there is no space on the Strip for a new attraction, here comes LINQ. The street, which unites entertainment, shopping and restaurants, escapes the exaggerated standards of Las Vegas, has a cool air and takes a new concept of “shopping” to the city. Exaggerated, only the High Roller, the tallest ferris wheel in the world and main attraction of the new point of the city.

The space consists of 40 stores, all with a very modern and exclusive profile – since most can only be found there and in no other shopping center in the city. Among the shopping options, we highlight: the Polaroid Museum, where you can buy everything related to the brand and still print your photos in Polaroid format; Kitson, with clothes and decorative objects, always with fun texts; and Koto, with incredible design pieces for the home.

When hunger strikes, turn to Vegas’ only 24-hour ATM where you can withdraw cupcakes instead of cash. The novelty is in the Sprinkles. For real meals, go to Chayo Cocina (refined Mexican food, accompanied by good tequilas) or FAME, the Asian performer. Among the quick meals, the highlights are The Haute Doggery and Flour & Barley, all with good food.

When night comes, head to the Brooklyn Bowl for a bowling match and wait until the venue changes. The programming is always of the highest quality. If your hand itches and you want to miss the poker tables, try the good combination of Irish pub and casino at O’Sheas. To end the evening toasting, stop by Purple Zebra or BLVD Cocktail. After all, Vegas always deserves to be celebrated!

3545 Las Vegas Blvd. South, The LINQ. Between Flamingo and QUAD., Las Vegas – CEP: 89109
Website: http://www.caesars.com/thelinq
Hours: Varies according to each establishment.

The Shops at Crystals

The name already delivers the intention: Crystals intends to provide more than a simple purchase; the mall wants to invite you to step into an architectural gem to experience it. The complex, formed by a modern junction of silver pyramids, is filled with the most elegant brands in the world – Versace, Dior, Saint Laurent and Prada are just the most famous of all the exclusive brands there. The spacious and cleanly decorated corridors quickly lead us to realize that this is another Las Vegas, for a few.

It is worth a walk, even if it is just to see the architecture and the wonderful haute couture models that adorn the windows.

Check out the Crystals store mix:

Balenciaga
Ballys
Bobby’s Burger Palace
Bottega Veneta
Brunello Cucinelli
Bulgari
Céline
Cartier
Christian Dior
Dolce & Gabbana Men’s
Dolce & Gabbana Women’s
Donna Karan
Emilio Pucci
Ermenegildo Zegna
Fendi
Gucci
Harry Winston
Hermes
H.Stern
Ilori
Jimmy Choo
Montparnasse Kiki
Kiton
Lalique
Lanvin
Loro Piana
Louis Vuitton
Mastro’s Ocean Club
Mikimoto
Thousand Thousand
Nanette Lepore
Paul Smith
Pinkberry
Porsche Design
Prada
Richard Mille
Rimowa
Roberto Cavalli
Rodney Lough Jr.
Saint Laurent
The Art of Richard Macdonald
The Gallery Featuring Dale Chihuly
The News
She
Sisley
Social House
Starbucks
Stella McCartney
Tag Heuer
Tiffany & Co.
Todd English PUB
Tom Ford
Tourbillon
Valentino
Van Cleef & Arpels
Versace
Wolfgang Puck Pizzeria & Cucina

3720 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas – CEP: 89158
Telephone: (702) 590-9299
Website: http://www.simon.com
Hours: Mon – Sat: 11: 00–19: 00 \ nSunday: Midday –18: 00 \ n

Tix4Tonight

Looking for a good discount for Vegas shows? Run to one of the Tix4Tonight stands. The brand sells concert tickets, always on the same night, with incredible discounts. It is only possible to purchase the ticket at the store itself and there are no online sales. The advantage is being able to find tickets for a night when you are out of schedule. The prices are so good that you can see shows you never expected! The company also sells tickets for sold-out shows (with lower discounts).

The queue is long, but after the first purchase you will become a “VIP customer” and will be able to go straight to the checkout. Whenever you stop by the store, stop by to see prices.

In addition to tickets for shows and shows, Tix4Tonight sells discounts to dozens of restaurants in the city. It’s great for those looking for a little savings in the city where everything revolves around money.

Shops open at 10am and the first in line always have more ticket options to choose from; so, get there early!

Main selling points

– Fashion Show Mall;

– Planet Hollywood;

– Circus Circus;

– Ballys Hotel;

– Casino Royale;

– Town Square;

– Four Queen Casino.

Walmart Supercenter

It’s easy to lose track of time – and expense – between Walmart aisles. The supermarket is the perfect place for basic shopping and also for finding products that we never thought existed. It is great for gastronomic experiments, as it sells a huge variety of foods (often in monstrous portions). For those looking for basic electronics purchases, it is also a great choice! Accessories and peripherals are found in abundance – besides, of course, computers, cameras, stereos, electronics… all in the same place!

Whoever is in the USA to make a baby layette must pass by. You will find your complete list and a lot of wonderful accessories, among them clothes at unbelievable prices! If the focus is shopping for the house, it is also a good walk. The truth is that Walmart meets all purchase orders.

Address:

– 6005 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, NV.

Phone: (702) 451-8900

4505 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas – CEP: 89102
Telephone: (702) 258-4540
Website: http://www.walmart.com

Shopping in Las Vegas, USA

Downtown Container Park

Electronics – Apple Store, Best Buy, Fry’s and Walmart.

Las Vegas Premium Outlets North and South

Fashion Show Mall

Gold & Silver Pawn Shop – The Deal Shop

Grand Canal Shoppes

Miracle Mile Shops

The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace

The LINQ

The Shops at Crystals

Tix4Tonight

Walmart Supercenter

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