​Las Vegas offers a range of festive activities for Christmas, from massive light displays to unique holiday – themed experiences both on and off the strip

Dazzling light displays

Glittering lights at Las Vegas motor Speedway:         drive-through Nevada’s largest holiday light show, featuring over 6 million LED lights and 600+ animated displays across a three – mile course. Enjoy themed areas like the “tribute to the movies” and  “ the neon forest.” tickets are per vehicle, and portions of the proceeds benefit local charities. The event runs nightly through January 4, 2026.

Ethel M botanical cactus garden: visit the Ethel M chocolate factory in Henderson to see it’s 3 acre cactus garden adorned with over half 1 million Christmas lights. This festive display is free to the public and includes visits from Santa on select nights.

Magical forest at opportunity Village: stroll through a winter wonderland of hundreds of decorated trees and displays at this festive park, which also features mini golf a kitty train and a snow slide. proceeds support a local charity for people with disabilities.

The ice rink at the cosmopolitan: the Boulevard pool transforms into an ice rink overlooking the strip, complete with fire pits s’mores, holiday movies, and guaranteed snow showers. It’s a great spot for a romantic date or family fun.

Bellagio Conservatory, and botanical gardens: the conservatory’s holiday display is a must dash C, featuring a new, elaborate theme each year with festive decor, a giant Christmas tree, and thousands of twinkling lights. This display is free and open 24/7.

Mystic, Falls Park Winter Wonderland: located in Samstown hotel and gambling hall this indoor park features a holiday, laser show, snowfall every evening, and decorated trees and displays. The shows run hourly from 4 PM to 10 PM.

The Linq promenade: wander through the festive decorations and Holiday music at the Promenade, will you’ll also find a large Christmas tree.

Enchanted Christmas: held at the Las Vegas ballpark, this event features “the world‘s largest Christmas light maze,” a real ice-skating trail, a holiday market, live, entertainment, and a snow slide. The theme this year is “Night of the Nutcrackers”.

Downtown Summerlin Holiday Parade: a free, family, Dash friendly parade, featuring floats, dancers, characters,and “ snow” every Friday and Saturday evening from mid-November through late December..

Seasonal performances: check out special holiday shows such as George Balanchine’s The at the Smith Center, Mariah Carey’s holiday concerts, or holiday-themed dinner shows.

These are just a few of the many things that are going on in Las Vegas during the Christmas season many businesses bars, and restaurants, hotels and casinos will be featuring decor,festivities and fun.