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Insider Secret - To see free shows in Vegas expect to walk a lot. Bring good shoes, a sun hat and a water bottle. |
Kid-friendly shows can be found at Circus Circus every half hour, from 11 am to midnight. In the Carnival Midway, acrobats from around the world perform their trapeze, juggling and death defying stunts every day for free. If you're walking through the Imperial Palace and you see one of the dealers break out in song that's because they are dealertainers, card dealers who entertain and impersonate their favorite star like Madonna, Michael Jackson or Dolly Parton. No charge here.

While you are shopping at the Miracle Mile Shops in Planet Hollywood you may catch a free show from a variety of performers outside of the V Theater.
There are quite a few outdoor attractions on the Strip that are fun and you won't have to spend a dime. The Sirens of TI at Treasure Island are a group of beautiful women who fight off a band of pirates aboard a life-size schooner. Expect pyrotechnics, dancing, singing and some swordplay. Of course, the fountains at Bellagio attract huge crowds every 15 minutes. It's great to watch from Mon Ami Gabi, the outdoor café located across the street at the Paris.
In the main lobby of the Venetian you need to look up and see the beautifully detailed, hand-painted frescos and gilded ceiling. The statues at Caesar's Palace will speak to you about their trials and tribulations of being a Roman. It's a good time to rest your feet.

At the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian a performer is getting ready to entertain shoppers.
If you want a free Las Vegas show centered on animals and fish, Vegas has it. Watch the lion tamer pet the lions inside a large glass-enclosed habitat at the MGM Grand. You can get within a few feet of the lions and take photos. The Silverton Hotel has an 117,000 gallon fish tank with 4,000 tropical fish from all parts of the world. Its octagonal shape is designed for viewing the fish on every side and endless pleasure.
If you find yourself downtown, you'll see the lights and sounds of the "Fremont Street" experience every hour from 8 pm to midnight. It's the largest big screen in the world with over 12 million lights and 550,000 watts of sound. The Viva Vision canopy above the street offers different themes from tribute to Queen, the Rat Pack or images of flight. A terrific free Las Vegas show.

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