Buckle up for a wild ride to the Grand Canyon, where we tied the knot in epic style! Hop aboard a helicopter and zoom over jaw-dropping cliffs, landing at our secret wedding spot for a toast with a view. It’s a high-flying, love-filled adventure that you just won’t forget! We certainly haven't.

It’s time to kick back at Sahra Spa & Hammam in Las Vegas—the very spot where we melted our wedding stress into pure bliss! Dive into a steamy hammam or a luxe spa treatment in this desert-chic haven, and let the pros pamper you silly. Relax, recharge, and soak up the good vibes like us. Warning: The hammam is both incredibly luxorious AND incredibly expensive!

Come relive our elopement magic at Mizumi in Las Vegas! Dine by the iconic koi pond where we toasted our runaway romance, surrounded by serene waterfalls and those fancy fish. Savor jaw-dropping Japanese dishes and raise a glass to love—it’s a tasty, tranquil trip down memory lane just for you. Well...for us! And you!

Not to be confused with Area 51, this is an immersive art and entertainment complex. Inside, you’ve got Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart—a trippy, interactive supermarket that’s secretly a portal to bizarre alternate realities. There’s also axe-throwing, VR experiences, and a zipline over the whole place. It’s chaotic in the best way!

This is a graveyard of vintage Vegas signs—think giant, glowing relics from old casinos and motels. You can wander through during the day or take a night tour when they light up the restored ones. It’s a quirky slice of history, perfect if you’re into retro vibes like we are!

Ever wanted to bulldoze something? Here, you can hop into heavy machinery like excavators or bulldozers and play in a giant sandbox. They’ll teach you how to operate it, then let you dig trenches or stack tires. Did we also mention that you can crush cars? It’s a weirdly satisfying stress-reliever.

Just outside the city, these are huge, neon-colored boulder stacks in the desert, created by artist Ugo Rondinone. It’s free, surreal, and a cool contrast to the Strip’s glitz—perfect for a quick road trip.

The Mob Museum itself is cool—tons of gangster history and real artifacts—but downstairs, there’s a hidden speakeasy called The Underground. You sip Prohibition-era cocktails while surrounded by vintage stills and mob lore. They even distill their own moonshine. It’s a sneaky, thematic pre-wedding hangout.

A deep dive into the history of sex, with exhibits ranging from vintage adult film props to art installations. It’s bold, bizarre, and unapologetic...just what the family wants before a wedding!

Downtown’s massive canopy does free nightly shows, and for July 4th, they often sync to patriotic or classic hits—sometimes disco bangers like Donna Summer sneak in. It’s not a sit-down show, but the retro street vibe, with live bands nearby, makes it a casual, funky add-on. Expect a special Independence Day version around 9:00 p.m., post-fireworks.

The Sphere’s immersive visuals and sound scream retro-futurism, and while the main act might be a residency (like Dead & Company in 2024), their “Postcard from Earth” show runs daily. It’s not pure disco, but the trippy, throwback sci-fi vibe pairs well with a 4th of July weekend buzz. Shows typically hit at 7:00 p.m. or 9:30 p.m.—keep an eye on the schedule for holiday tweaks.

This aquatic masterpiece isn’t explicitly retro, but its timeless theatricality—think synchronized swimmers and divers in a 1.5-million-gallon pool—has a vintage Hollywood glamour that echoes the ’70s showbiz era. It’s a Vegas icon, running since 1998, with shows typically Wednesday-Sunday at 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. For July 4th, expect possible tweaks (like an early 4:30 p.m. slot, as seen on past holidays), but it’s a safe bet. The surreal vibe and lush soundtrack could scratch that disco-adjacent itch. Tickets start around $85, and it’s family-friendly (ages 5+). We recommend ALL of the Cirque du Soleil shows!

Located just off the Las Vegas Strip, this restaurant offers a truly immersive experience where you dine in complete darkness. Your senses of taste, smell, and touch are heightened as you enjoy a plant-based, multi-course mystery meal. Servers equipped with night-vision goggles guide you through the experience, and the menu is revealed only after you finish. It’s a sensory adventure unlike anything else in Vegas, perfect for those seeking something unconventional.

Perched over 800 feet above the Strip in The STRAT Hotel, this upscale restaurant combines gourmet cuisine with breathtaking views. The dining room rotates 360 degrees every 80 minutes, offering panoramic vistas of the city’s glittering skyline. Expect dishes like ribeye steak and lobster, paired with a classy ambiance that makes it a memorable spot for a special occasion.

Found in Downtown Las Vegas on Fremont Street, this burger joint embraces excess with a provocative hospital theme. Diners wear hospital gowns, and servers dressed as nurses or doctors take your “prescription” (order). The menu features massive, calorie-laden burgers— including the world’s highest-calorie option—and if you don’t finish, you might get a playful paddling. It’s quirky, over-the-top, and quintessentially Vegas.

A throwback to old-school Vegas, this neon-lit diner on the Strip oozes retro charm with plush seating, a sunken lounge, and a cozy fireplace. Open since 1972, it’s a time capsule of mob-era vibes (even featured in the movie Casino). The 14-page menu offers everything from omelets to steaks, served in a nostalgic setting that’s perfect for a late-night bite or a casual meal with character.

Tucked away on the third floor of The Cosmopolitan with no signage, this speakeasy-style pizza spot is a hidden gem. The unmarked hallway lined with vinyl records leads to a counter serving New York-style slices and whole pies. It’s a low-key, locals-favorite experience that adds a thrill of discovery to your meal.

Hidden inside Commonwealth on Fremont Street, this tiny bar oozes retro charm. You need a reservation and a secret code to enter (text them ahead). Inside, it’s all dim lighting, vinyl records, and craft cocktails served with a 1920s-to-’70s lounge feel. Perfect for a small, stylish pre-wedding crew—disco-adjacent with a throwback soul.

This multi-level bar is a dazzling masterpiece, draped in two million crystal beads that cascade around you. Each of its three floors offers a different vibe: the bottom for high-energy socializing, the middle for a sultry lounge feel, and the top for an elegant escape. Signature drinks like the Verbena—a tequila concoction with a Szechuan flower that numbs your palate—are as theatrical as the setting.

Perched on the 64th floor, this sleek rooftop bar delivers jaw-dropping 180-degree views of the Strip. The indoor-outdoor space, designed by nightlife guru David Rockwell, pairs its chic ambiance with craft cocktails like the Desert Rose (mezcal, prickly pear, and sage). It’s a sophisticated spot to sip while watching the city light up, with a DJ adding a subtle pulse after dark.

Vegas’s oldest freestanding bar, opened in 1952, blends retro cred with modern cool in the Fremont East District. Once a hangout where patrons watched atomic bomb tests from the roof, it now boasts a dive-bar charm with a killer craft beer list and cocktails like the “Duck & Cover” (bourbon and bitters). The neon sign and mid-century relics make it a living piece of Sin City history.

A kitschy paradise in Chinatown, this tiki bar immerses you in a Polynesian fantasy with shrunken heads, nautical relics, and a starry ceiling that twinkles like a tropical night. Drinks like the flaming Dole Whip cocktail or the Painkiller come with over-the-top garnishes, and the pirate-meets-Vegas vibe (complete with a “headhunter’s wall” featuring local celebs) makes it a quirky, rum-soaked adventure.