Henderson Attractions. Henderson Tourism and kids attractions

It's good to be a Sin City Bad Girl For anyone wondering how Las Vegas came to be called “Sin City,” a visit to the Las Vegas Hilton’s 340-seat Shimmer Cabaret will instantly reveal all the bare facts. There, “Sin City Bad Girls,” a show about naughty-filled fantasies, lets you dream with your eyes wide-open about Naughty School Girls, Nurses and Secretaries; a Sleepover Pajama Party, and Haystack Lovin’ Cowgirls. Read More >>

Carrot Top rocks the Luxor Appearing at the Luxor, prop comic Carrot Top's comedy act is just as fiery as his hair. Read More >>

3 Lions Tattoo adds a colorful presence to the Sahara The first tattoo establishment at the Sahara in its almost 57 years of business is proving that what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas – your permanent body art goes where you go. Read More >>

The Las Vegas Natural History Musuem allows visitors to drink in Nevada's past “It Came From Beneath the Sea” could have been the title of a movie about Las Vegas. Millions of years ago, the city was located under an ancient sea and the Las Vegas Natural History Museum has the fish, shark exhibits, and specimens to prove it. Containing more than half a dozen expansive exhibits, from Nevada’s prehistoric past to desert life to the African savannah, the museum is an educational and fun place. Read More >>

Terry Fator lends his voices to the Mirage Sometimes having multiple personalities can be a good thing. Such is the case with the Las Vegas Strip's newest headliner, ventriloquist/impressionist Terry Fator. Fator brings all his various puppet personas to the Mirage, where he performs nightly. Read More >>

With your eyes wide open you'll be dreaming at FANTASY What happens when you combine a legendary choreographer with every red-blooded man’s sweetest dream? No, you don’t get visions of sugarplums dancing in your head but rather a “FANTASY come to life right in front of your eyes in the form of an array of sensuous dancers, live music, and steamy vignettes nightly in the intimate Atrium Showroom at Luxor. Read More >>

'Tournament of Kings' rules arena at Excalibur Relive the days of King Arthur with invading armies, jousting, dancing maidens and a romantic love story that could only come out of Camelot. All this and a feast fit for a king, too. Read More >>

Pop icon Cher dazzles at Caesars Palace The show is simply entitled "Cher." As for what’s in a name, the answer is immediately apparent — an iconic star, her record-breaking hits, outrageous costumes and flamboyant attitude and spirit — all adding up to a one-of-a-kind extravaganza that defies any other categorization. Read More >>

The King's Ransom Museum is a royal treat for Elvis fans Elvis is back in the building. More to the point, “the King” is now residing in the Palace. That would be the Imperial Palace, thank you very much, where Elvis’ personal treasures are being showcased in the Royal Ballroom in The King’s Ransom Museum. Read More >>

Titanic has sailed over to the Luxor For anyone interested in history or in the great nautical disasters of the world, your ship has come in — and you can board it at the Luxor. That’s where TITANIC: The Artifact Exhibit has permanently docked, having moved from the Tropicana to the property on December 2008. Newly designed for Luxor, the exhibition gives you the opportunity to become a passenger and sail with the Titanic on her maiden voyage as the story of the ill-fated ship comes to life through its authentic artifacts, dram Read More >>