5 Things To Do With Babies & Toddlers in Las Vegas
Shark Reef, Secret Garden, Discovery Children's Museum, Springs Preserve, and Lion Habitat Ranch offer kid-friendly fun. Tickets from $9.95.
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5 Things To Do With Babies & Toddlers in Las Vegas
A list of things to do with babies and toddlers in Las Vegas.
1. Shark Reef
Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay is full of sea creatures. Visitors can easily spend a couple of hours here exploring the exhibits. This aquarium features sharks, exotic fish species, sea turtles, octopuses, jellyfish, Komodo dragons, and crocodiles. There’s also a glass tunnel tank where animals will swim over your head and even shallow pools where visitors can pet stingrays. Shark Reef is open daily from 10 am to 8 pm. Timed entry tickets for adults cost $29, $27 for seniors, and $24 for children; kids 4 and under can get in for free!
2. Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden & Dolphin Habitat
Another kid-friendly attraction for toddlers in Las Vegas is at the Mirage, Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden & Dolphin Habitat. This indoor/outdoor wildlife garden houses tigers, lions, and dolphins. See these wild animals up close while learning about wildlife preservation and conservation. The Secret Garden is open daily. Tickets cost- $25 for adults
- $20 for military members, Nevada residents, and senior
- $19 for children ages 4 to 12,
- $14 for Nevada resident children
- Free for children 3 and under.
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3. Discovery Children’s Museum
The Discovery Children’s Museum downtown is a playground entirely devoted to kids and toddlers in Las Vegas. This museum has three floors full of activities, playgrounds, hands-on educational experiments, and an area specifically designed for toddlers. Discovery Children’s is open daily. Admission costs $15.50 per person and $13.50 for locals.
4. Springs Preserve
Springs Preserve is an interactive museum and outdoor nature reserve with plenty of engaging exhibits for kids. The 180-acre property is full of walking trails, exhibits about Nevada history and sustainability practices, playgrounds, gardens, animals, a butterfly habitat, and a desert tortoise habitat. Explore the grounds by riding the train or a bike. This is a great place to spend time both indoors and outside. The Springs Preserve is located not far from downtown Las Vegas. It’s open daily and the cheapest option on this list! Tickets are- $9.95 for adults
- $4.95 for kids ages 3 to 17
- Free for kids 2 and under.
