Day 2

Chances are there will be a whole lot of sleeping going on for a good chunk of the day. However, should you want to venture out there’s some things that should appeal right to their mindset. BODIES…The Exhibition (www.bodiestickets.com, 702.739.2411), at the Tropicana Hotel showcases more than 275 body specimens. These are real human bodies that have been meticulously dissected, preserved. World renowned Madame Tussauds (www.mtvegas.com, 702.862.7800) at the Venetian features iconic figures from the celebrity worlds of film, TV, music, sports and politics such as  Simon Cowell and Ryan Seacrest, Britney Spears, Princess Diana and more. It’s a 30,000-square-foot attraction covering two separate floors and features eight distinctly themed areas that take you from a hot Hollywood party with guests such as “Brad Pitt” and “Angelina Jolie” to a trip down memory lane to the swank days of Old Vegas. Don’t worry about lunch. Chances are you’ll just want to scavenge for something at the hotel or just pass on food altogether. However, you’ll want to make sure to have a great dinner. For steaks, try Strip House (www.striphouse.net or call 702.737.5200) at Planet Hollywood Resort for its bordello inspired design. Red Square Las Vegas (www.mandalaybay.com, 702.632.7407) at Mandalay Bay takes a kitschy nod at Communist Russia while Japonais (702.792.7979) is redefining the concept of progressive Japanese cuisine at The Mirage.

Then it’s back to the nightclubs. The Palms has a club double dose. Rain Las Vegas (rain-las-vegas.n9negroup.com, 702.942.6832) is all about special effects such as fog and fireballs! At Moon (moon-las-vegas.n9negroup.com, 702.942.6832), the ceiling actually opens up and has floor-to-ceiling windows for great views of the entire Strip. Just downstairs from Moon and connected by an escalator is The Playboy Club, which features a bar and casino. At the Venetian is Tao Las Vegas (www.taolasvegas.com, 702.388.8588), a massive 10,000 square foot party zone where hip hop, house and rock ‘n’ roll all have their  place. LAX Nightclub Las Vegas (www.luxor.com, 702.262.4LAX) at Luxor has celebrity investors such as DJ AM and Christina Aguilera, so this is a great place for celebrity watching. From the creators of PURE Nightclub, LAX Las Vegas combines the best of its Los Angeles namesake with the energy and excitement that only Pure Management Group can create.  Catering to a sophisticated Hollywood crowd, LAX will be the destination of choice for discriminating club-goers, A-list celebrities and the social jet set.  The intimate surroundings and incomparable DJ line-up will have nightlife aficionados itching to catch a glimpse of Las Vegas’ newest hotspot.  And if the party needs to keep going into the next day, send them to Drai’s (Bills Gambling Hall, 702.737.7111) an after-hours club.

It’s time to play poker. Every major casino has a poker room these days, so they could stay at their hotel. However, the poker room at Bellagio (www.bellagio.com) is mythic. This place has seen some of the biggest money ever exchange hands in head to head play. Binion’s Horseshoe (www.binions.com) is where the World Series of Poker got its start. They have a daily tournament. MGM Grand (www.mgmgrand.com) and Caesars Palace also have highly rated poker rooms.

These kids may want a late flight out, figuring they’ll sleep on the plane and head straight to the office on Monday morning. Later flights on Sundays out of Vegas are usually cheaper, and the line at the airport is a lot shorter.

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