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  • After instruction, participants get into the driver’s seat of an authentic Winston Cup-style stock car, and go, go, go!

  • Surely the closest one gets to being launched into outer space without actually doing it. The “slingshot” electronic technology launches passengers on “Speed,” the aptly named roller coaster. A 360-degree loop and a vertical climb of a 225-ft (68-m) tower (both forward and backward) add to the excitement – and it’s all over in 48 seconds.

  • Connoisseurs swear that the 99-cent margaritas, with just the right amount of salt rimming the chilled glass, are as good as any you can find elsewhere at many times the price.

  • Each major Las Vegas show has a shop associated with it, usually located near the box office. Commemorative T-shirts and various production recordings are the most common items for sale. However, anything that can be sold will be sold, including magicians’ equipment, Chinese circus plates, and logo-emblazoned bottle stoppers, skipping ropes, and yo-yos.

  • Have your picture taken dressed as a pioneer, a cowboy, or a showgirl. Or, if the fancy takes you, you can dress up in a medieval outfit. Alternatively, have your face substituted for a magazine-cover celebrity. The photos generally cost $25 or less and make fun mementos.

  • You may need to take an expert with you to explain the joys of the Belavi facelift massage system, mineral-rich seaweed or clay body wrap, and hot or body-temperature jet spas followed by a refreshing spearmint body rinse. For those with simpler tastes there are those good old standbys, the Swedish massage, saunas, and a steam room.

  • Topline furnishings and personalized service are hallmarks of this spa, which is a certified Reebok facility complete with a large gym. Heliotherapy, body wraps, body scrubs, facials, and a variety of massages are on the menu of services.

  • After a hard day on the tough streets – and slots – of New York, rejuvenate with an Aroma Stone massage (using warmed stones and essential oils), a Green Tea body glow, a Fijian Pineapple Sugar Rub, or a Caviar Indulgence Facial.

  • Spa Bellagio

    This Italianate pampering palace combines the elegance of marble with cutting-edge fitness equipment. The spa’s signature treatment is the LaStone Massage, which combines specially “harvested” stones prepared in a hydrobath with an energy-balancing technique to provide a thoroughly relaxing experience. Service is attentive.

  • Sport Club Hall of Fame

    This free hotel-lobby museum includes bats swung by top baseball players and aerial views of major stadiums.

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