Las Vegas activities for kids of every age

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Stacey L. Tokunaga loves to blog about her hometown, Las Vegas. After all, there is quite a lot to blog about. For this article, she shares three more fun-filled activities that aren’t just for kids, but adults as well when they visit Vegas.

High Roller Observation Wheel: As far as observation wheels go, no other is as grand as the High Roller. This Las Vegas attraction holds the record for being the tallest of its kind in the world, standing at 550 feet. It may look like a Ferris wheel, but it isn’t. This megastructure holds large rotating cabins that can fit 40 people, who can observe Las Vegas and all its surroundings.

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Tournament of Kings: One of the most fun events in The Excalibur resort is the Tournament of Kings. Not only is it a reenactment of medieval action, but it’s also one hell of a show. Actors give it their all. They don’t have it easy with everything their wearing. This spectacle is something to appreciate, given the effort the performers exert.

Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N.: The Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. is a museum for Marvel superheroes and villains. Fans of the comics, movies, and T.V. shows get many vintage items from their favorite characters. This museum can be found inside Treasure Island, and also has the largest Marvel retail store to date, Stacey L. Tokunaga adds.

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