Window shopping: Wynn Esplanade and Bellagio shops.

Shopping on the Strip: Fashion Show Mall, Miracle Mile at Aladdin, Forum Shops at Caesars (best for people watching), Grand Canal at Venetian. Most of these have the stores you have at home, but there are a few unique stores at each place. I love the Vosges chocolate store at the Forum Shops– they’re pricy, but they have some really interesting things in there (at one time, they had a bacon chocolate truffle, but it was part of a spendy truffle package, so I have yet to try it). They used to be a lot more generous with their samples, but not so much the last time I was there.

Outlet shopping: Las Vegas Premium Outlets just outside downtown, and Las Vegas Outlet Center south of the Strip. The outlets outside downtown have a better selection. If she goes to http://www.premiumoutlets.com and signs up as a VIP shopper, there’s a coupon she can print for a coupon at the information desk, plus there are extra deals for individual stores. There are also coupons in the free magazines (What’s On, Las Vegas Magazine) for these as well.

Speaking of coupons, use this link for coupon books at the other malls.

She should treat herself to a spa day. She could probably get the best rates where she’s staying, but some of the hotel spas allow non-hotel guests to use the facilities.

And of course there are always the free attractions at each hotel (Bellagio Conservatory and fountains, lions at MGM, Big Elvis at the hotel formerly known as Barbary Coast). Even if I’ve seen them before, I like to revisit them. Checking out the cheesy lounge acts is always fun. The paid attractions might be interesting too if she hasn’t seen them before– the art galleries at Bellagio and Venetian, Madame Toussaud’s at Venetian, Shark Reef at Manadalay.

Hope this is a good start!

anything you suggest would be great.

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JAmes

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