Brandy & Marco
Things To Do
Shake Shack
We love this burger spot. Everything on this menu is delicious, and we always make a point to grab a quick bite to eat here every time we come to Las Vegas. Prices are reasonable and you have to try the bacon-cheese fries! (Attached to New York-New York Hotel)
Bruxie
Chicken and waffle sandwiches - what's not to like? They serve their breakfast menu all day, too. (Around the corner from Shake Shack and New York-New York Hotel)
Ri Ra Irish Pub
Cold beers, live music, and the must-try here is their fish and chips! (Located in the shops connecting Mandalay Bay Hotel to Luxor Hotel)
High Roller Observation Wheel at The Linq Promenade
The Linq's High Roller Observation Wheel is the world's largest Ferris wheel scaling 550' high! the wheel takes 30 minutes to complete one full revolution and features 28 glass-enclosed cabins with broad views of Las Vegas and the Strip. Each spherical cabin can hold up to 40 people, with benches on either side and plenty of floor space in between-but we imagine you'll want to stand and admire the view. Take in the best views of Las Vegas from inside a High Roller Happy Half Hour cabin, where your ticket includes one 30-minute ride and an open bar inside!
Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum
Not for the faint of heart. Visit at your own risk! Haunted, creepy items in a haunted creepy house. If you are in to the paranormal like we are, you'll appreciate this spot in downtown Las Vegas. For ages 18+, guided museum tour takes about 2 hours to walk through.
Neon Museum
If you're not into all things haunted and creepy, try this museum instead! This is available as a self-paced or guided tour of the cool boneyard filled with all of the old, original/historical neon Las Vegas signs.
Fremont Street Experience
If you’re new to Vegas, Fremont Street is a must see! There’s always something going on downtown-restaurants, bars, casinos, shows you name it. This is where our engagement photo shoot took place.