
Las Vegas vacation packages
Big hotels, casinos and shows in the Nevada desert, with packages from across Canada.
- Famous hotels and casinos
- Shows and entertainment
- Desert day trips
- Packages from across Canada
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Las Vegas vacation packages
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About Las Vegas
Why visit Las Vegas?
Las Vegas is a city in the Mojave Desert in southern Nevada. Its best-known stretch, the Strip, is lined with large hotels that put rooms, casinos, restaurants, pools and theatres under one roof, and downtown Las Vegas has an older, more compact casino district of its own.
Canadian vacation packages to Las Vegas combine a return flight and a hotel stay. Several travel sites sell the same hotels, so the total for identical dates can differ from one site to the next. TripRadr shows those totals side by side, and you book on the site you prefer.
- Hotels as destinationsMany hotels on the Strip have a casino, pools, a spa and several places to eat.
- Shows and entertainmentProduction shows, concerts, comedy and magic in the city's theatres.
- Desert landscapesRed Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon are popular day trips.
- Packages from across CanadaPackages depart from major hubs and many smaller Canadian airports.
Best time to visit
When is the best time to visit Las Vegas?
Las Vegas has a desert climate: very hot, dry summers, mild winters with cold nights, and comfortable weather in spring and fall. Here is what to expect:
March to May
Comfortable spring
Mostly sunny, comfortable days. A good time to walk the Strip and head out on desert day trips.
June to August
Very hot
The hottest months, with very high daytime temperatures. Plan outdoor time for mornings and evenings.
September to November
Comfortable fall
The heat eases through the season, and comfortable days make sightseeing outdoors easy again.
December to February
Mild winter
Mild days and cold nights in the desert. Pack a warm layer for the evenings.
Things to do
Top things to do in Las Vegas
See the Strip at night
Walk the Las Vegas Strip after dark, when the big hotels, their lobbies, fountains and lights are at their busiest.
Catch a show
Choose from production shows, concerts, comedy and magic in the hotel theatres along the Strip and beyond.
Take a desert day trip
Visit Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon on a guided tour or with a rental car.
Eat well, then unwind
Book a table at one of the hotel restaurants, then spend a slow afternoon at the pool or the spa.
Travel tips
Know before you go
Entry requirements
Canadians flying to the United States need a valid passport or another accepted travel document. Check current entry requirements before you travel.
Carry photo ID
Hotels, casinos, bars and shows may ask for photo ID, and you must be 21 or older to gamble. Keep your ID with you.
Desert heat
The air is dry and summers are very hot. Carry water, wear sunscreen and a hat, and avoid long walks in the midday sun.
Know your total
Confirm what is included in your package total, such as the flights, the hotel and any extras, before you book.
Guides
Plan your Las Vegas trip
- Vacation planning
Are Las Vegas Vacation Packages Worth It for Canadians?
Read the guide - Destination guide
Best Time to Visit Las Vegas From Canada: Weather, Events and Prices
Read the guide - Booking tips
Las Vegas Resort Fees Explained: What You Really Pay Per Night
Read the guide - Destination guide
Where to Stay in Las Vegas: The Strip vs. Downtown
Read the guide
All Las Vegas hotels
5-star hotels
- ARIA Resort & Casino
- Bellagio Las Vegas
- Circa Resort and Casino
- Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World
- Crockfords Las Vegas
- Encore Las Vegas
- Fontainebleau Las Vegas
- Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
- Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
- The Palazzo at the Venetian
- The Reserve at Park MGM
- The Signature at MGM Grand (All Suites)
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
- W Las Vegas
- Wynn Las Vegas
4-star hotels
Vacation packages from your city
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Frequently asked questions
Las Vegas travel FAQ
Which airport do I fly into for Las Vegas?
Packages from Canada fly into Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), which is close to the Strip. Allow extra time for the transfer to your hotel at busy hours.
When is the best time to visit Las Vegas?
Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) have the most comfortable weather. Summers are very hot, and winters are mild with cold nights. Demand changes through the year, so compare your own dates.
Is Las Vegas only about gambling?
No. Many visitors come for the shows, restaurants, pools and spas, or for day trips to Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon. The casinos are only one part of the city.
How old do you have to be to gamble in Las Vegas?
The legal gambling age in Nevada is 21. Casinos may ask for photo ID, so carry it with you.
How long is a typical Las Vegas vacation package from Canada?
Las Vegas packages in our data run from 3 to 11 nights, and the trip lengths on offer depend on your departure city. Stays of 3 to 5 nights are offered from the most Canadian airports.
Does TripRadr book my Las Vegas trip?
No. TripRadr compares vacation packages across travel sites and sends you to the one you choose. You book and pay there.





