The best way to see Las Vegas is with the Las Vegas Power Pass . You’ll get to experience the best attractions and save money at the same time. For one low price, you get into 23 top sights, rides, tours and more, all with the Power Pass. The single, all-inclusive price has built-in savings from what you’d have to pay normally for each individual attraction; there’s also a combined value of up to $500 in discounts and admission fees with special offers. Plus, you’ll get an easy to read, colorful guide map, which is included in the price.

You can pick up a Las Vegas Power Pass at Planet Hollywood and at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, which is one of the best 4 star hotels in Vegas . You can also register on-line and you’ll receive an e-mail with a link to a voucher for each attraction and service. Print the voucher and present it to gain admission or redeem the service. The Las Vegas Power Pass is your passport to the most exciting attractions in town, plus, with a Power Pass, you’ll be ‘fast-tracked’; meaning you’ll get to skip the lines at most of the attractions.

The Las Vegas Power Pass, is using smart-card technology and are good for 1, 2, 3 or 5 days. 1-day ages 13 and up costs $77.50; under 13 $45.00. A 5-day pass is $165.00 for ages 13 and up; $105.00 for under age 13. The attractions you’ll be able to use the Power Pass at includes: Adventuredome at Circus Circus (all-day ride pass), Cloud Nine Balloon Ride, The Eiffel Tower Experience at Paris (ride to the top observation deck), Las Vegas Mini Gran Prix Family Fun Center (including 1 pizza, drink and 6 arcade game tokens), the Natural History Museum, the Las Vegas Zoo , Madame Tussauds Interactive Wax Museum, the Liberace Museum, the Rollercoaster at New York-New York, Siegfried and Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, The Legacy Tour at Grand Canyon West (transportation not included), Sky Zone: 2 hours of open court jumping, the Stratosphere Tower: a ride to the top of the tower, $25 off the Apollo helicopter night Las Vegas Strip tour and much, much more.

Unless you hit it big in the casino’s, there’s really no other less-expensive way to experience all the attractions in Las Vegas other than to purchase the Las Vegas Power Pass.