The Perfect Las Vegas Activity For Every Personality Type

When you're looking to escape all the high-priced restaurants with mediocre food on the Vegas Strip, your best option is Lotus of Siam. There's typically a long wait, so get there early. Tip: when they say spicy — they mean it.

The Pinball Hall of Fame is a great spot for those gamers looking to play and not lose their life savings.

Some may say that the neon sign is what made Las Vegas what it is today. Those glistening lights are unforgettable, and The Neon Museum keeps those memories alive. Take a trip back in time to see some of the most iconic signs ever to shine on the Vegas Strip.

If money isn't an issue, let your first meal in Las Vegas be at é by José Andres. There are many restaurants that claim to be fine dining in Vegas that never live up to the price tag. é is not one of them.

If that cash you won last night playing the slots is burning a hole in your pocket, prepare to get your Pretty Woman on at The Shops at Crystals.

Not many people realize in Vegas you can be screaming at a Celine Dion concert one minute and the next you're helicoptering into the bottom of the Grand Canyon. It can be a bit of a trek, but if you have the time, it's an absolute must see. There's a reason they call that canyon grand.

Need a new dress to go to XS tonight, but lost all your money at the craps table? Then Las Vegas Premium Outlets North is here to help you look cute and save cash.

The Golden Gate Casino is the Las Vegas OG. While it has been renovated many times over, it's quite a trip to walk in there and know it has been a travel destination since 1906.

They don't call it Sin City for nothing. It's no secret that Las Vegas has quite a checkered past, and you can dive right into it at The Mob Museum. This spot is dedicated to the city's history of organized crime and law enforcement and is basically Goodfellas come to life.

The massive hotels are not the only structures in the Vegas area that will make you look up in wonder. It's easy to forget the Hoover Damn is only a 45-minute drive from the strip. This enormous engineering feat is well worth the short ride. This could also be filed under a special spot for Instagrammers.

Literally anywhere you go in Las Vegas, you will find a spot to gamble. From the airport to the 7-Eleven to the Tropicana, it's a gambler's dream. Just make sure you only gamble what you're willing to lose.

Travel and expenses for the author were provided by Chevrolet for the purpose of writing this story.