Have you seen celebrities while visiting Las Vegas?

What to do in Vegas (been there many times)?

• My family and I are going to Las Vegas this weekend since school just ended for me (I'm 16), and my sisters are free. My dad gave me the responsibility of choosing a few places to go while we're there. The thing is, we've been there so many times, that we've seen most of the stuff. We go there at least once a year. We haven't really explored any of the new places (Aria, City Center (we've been to the big shopping mall)). So is there anything worth visiting in those new places? We've seen many shows, so are there any really good ones that you would recommend. I'm more interested in magic/exciting shows rather than musicals and whatnot. As a family, we've seen Phantom, Jersey Boys, Jubilee, Criss Angel Believe, Steve Wyrick, Lion King, O, Bellagio Fountains (if you count that as a show), and some others. My dad recommends us to go see Penn/Teller this time. Is that any good? I feel like the comedy/magic is just gonna be boring/dry? I've been able to find some discount tickets for that and Le Reve. Which one do you think is better? I'm personally okay with those Cirque kinds of shows. And I'm the youngest at 16 years of age, so do you have any other recommendations? As for shopping, we've been to most of the well-known places: outlet malls, Caesars, PH shops. And we've visited most of the hotels on the strip: Ballys (that's where we're staying), PH, Bellagio, Paris, Caesars, MGM (M&M store). And we have a car since we're driving from LA, so getting around isn't a problem. We haven't really been towards the end of the Strip. Is there anything worth seeing at Wynn/Encore. And of course we've been to Circus Circus before. So, I've pretty much given you most of the things we've done in Vegas, are there any other fun things to do? Thanks!

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