What do senior citizens do in Las Vegas?

Another fantastic get-a-way is to drive the Red Rock Canyon Road, which is only a 20 minute drive the Las Vegas Strip and is free. Red Rock Canyon is known for its' scenic 13-mile drive and 26 hikes and trails. You can still enjoy this beautiful scenery for free by traveling down Red Rock Canyon Road.



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One of the top cities in Nevada for retirees, Las Vegas Valley offers easy access to world-class entertainment and dining, year-round sunshine, no income tax—which includes Social Security and pensions—and more. Check out the best neighborhoods for retirees in Las Vegas!

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GoGoGrandparent serves older adults and people with disabilities in Las Vegas. Getting around Las Vegas is easy with GoGo's on-demand rides for seniors: 1. Sign up by clicking Register from this page or call 1 (855) 464-6872 and have one of our friendly operators walk you through your registration.

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There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but there are free drinks when you're in downtown Vegas and you're gambling! Casinos downtown serve drinks to gamblers free of charge. Different casinos have different policies about free drinks, so make sure to ask a bartender or cocktail waitress about the policies.

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From exotic beach getaways to charming European cities, picturesque countryside retreats to historic landmarks, these trips have something to offer every senior traveler.
  • Italy.
  • Greece.
  • Australia.
  • Spain.
  • New Zealand.
  • France.
  • Croatia.
  • Ireland.


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I carry little or no cash to Vegas other than some $1 and $5 bills for tipping. The only other thing cash I need there is for gambling and I use casino ATMs for that, aware of and budgeting for whatever fee may be involved. Any other expenses get charged to my room or paid for by credit card.

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For those of you who don't have a car or don't want to drive, public transportation is another option to get to Downtown Las Vegas from the Strip. There are two bus lines, the Deuce or the SDX Express, that can pick you up from multiple locations along the Strip.

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Attempting to walk the entire Strip And while strolling down the Strip is a quintessential Las Vegas experience, you don't want to attempt the whole thing (or even half of it). From start to finish, the neon-soaked stretch spans over 4 miles – a little more walking than you'd want on a wild night out.

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Las Vegas Boulevard, the street the Strip lies along, is sprawling in itself, stretching nearly 3 miles from end to end, with the Stratosphere Tower on one end and the MGM Grand on the other. It's the home of the famed Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.

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