What should I do with kids in Las Vegas for one day?

A great one-day itinerary: start at Exploration Peak Park in the morning, grab lunch at Fidgets Indoor Playground & Party Place, then visit Slime Kitchen in the afternoon. 2 of these stops are free.

What order should I visit Las Vegas attractions with kids?

Start outdoors in the morning when kids have energy and it's cooler. Do indoor attractions after lunch when it's hottest. Save easy, free activities for late afternoon when everyone's winding down.

One Day in Las Vegas with Kids

The perfect family day in Las Vegas, morning to evening. 4 stops picked from 57 kid-tested activities based on ratings, variety, and parent tips. 2 stops are free.

9 AM

MorningStart the day with energy

Exploration Peak Park

Exploration Peak Park lives up to its name — kids feel like genuine explorers tackling desert trails, scrambling over rocks, and earning views of the Las Vegas

4–16Free1.5–3 hours4.8 stars

Tip: The park offers hiking trails ranging from easy loop trails to a more challenging climb to Exploration Peak itself (about 2 miles round trip, 700 ft elevation gain).

12 PM

LunchRefuel the family

Fidgets Indoor Playground & Party Place

Fidgets is specifically designed for the littlest kids — babies through early elementary age. The children's café element sets it apart, offering light food and

Best for ages 0-6$40-60 (admission ~$10-15/child, children's café items available)2-3 hours4.7 stars

Tip: CRITICAL: Closed Monday, Saturday, and Sunday — only open Tuesday through Friday, 10AM-6PM.

2 PM

AfternoonThe main event

Slime Kitchen

Slime Kitchen lets kids be the mad scientist — they choose their slime base, mix in colors, glitter, charms, and scents, and walk out with a custom creation the

Best for ages 4-13$80-120 (slime-making session ~$20-30/child, adults watch free or reduced, located in Fashion Show Mall on the Strip)45-90 minutes4.9 stars

Tip: Located inside the Fashion Show Mall on the Las Vegas Strip — easy to combine with other Strip activities.

4 PM

Late AfternoonWind down

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

The Bellagio Conservatory changes its elaborate floral theme five times per year — Chinese New Year, spring, summer, fall, and winter/holiday — and each install

Best for all agesFree20-40 minutes4.8 stars

Tip: Completely free — no admission, no ticket needed. Walk through the casino from any entrance.

Tips for Your Day

→ Start outdoor activities in the morning before it gets hot.
→ Pack snacks and water — saves money and avoids meltdowns.
→ Check hours before you go. Museum hours change seasonally.

Common Questions

What should I do with kids in Las Vegas for one day?: A great one-day itinerary: start at Exploration Peak Park in the morning, grab lunch at Fidgets Indoor Playground & Party Place, then visit Slime Kitchen in the afternoon. 2 of these stops are free.
How much does a day in Las Vegas with kids cost?: A full day with a family of four costs roughly Free + $40-60 (admission ~$10-15/child, children's café items available) + $80-120 (slime-making session ~$20-30/child, adults watch free or reduced, located in Fashion Show Mall on the Strip) + Free. Every listing on KidPaths shows family-of-4 cost estimates.
What order should I visit Las Vegas attractions with kids?: Start outdoors in the morning when kids have energy and it's cooler. Do indoor attractions after lunch when it's hottest. Save easy, free activities for late afternoon when everyone's winding down.

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