Best Shopping Malls in McCarran International Airport Area

"First up on my list of best shopping malls in Las Vegas, The Fashion Show Mall. This place is located right opposite The Wynn Hotel, so it’s in a great location on the strip and in walking distance of many hotels. The fashion show mall is one of the biggest malls in Las Vegas and has loads of HUGE shops inside."

"Come discover over 250 stores, multiple dining choices and department stores at Fashion Show, an iconic shopping, dining and entertainment destination on the Las Vegas Strip. Live entertainment includes weekly New York-style runway shows with the hottest fashion brands, incorporating both live mu..."

"This on strip mall features more than 250 stores, 8 department stores, and many fine and casual dining options amid weekly fashion shows and live entertainment. Fashion Show Mall is located between Treasure Island and Trump International Hotel."

"Experience all the fun you can have when you explore the other side of Sin City with these amazing Las Vegas attractions at our Caesars Entertainment hotels. From sky-high views of the Strip on the largest observation wheel in North America to a replica of the Eiffel Tower to exotic birds to KISS mini golf, there's unique experiences to be had at all our resorts. With Caesars Experience Vegas guide you can find everything you need to have fun outside the casino in Vegas."

"This glitzy feast for the eyes and ears takes place hourly after dark on Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas. Projected on a canopy 90 feet above the pedestrian mall and stretching for five blocks between Main Street and Las Vegas Boulevard, this light and sound show has rotating themes, from aliens to patriotism, and includes a tribute to the rock band Queen. Fremont Street Experience"

"For families staying downtown, Container Park is a great place to have some fun outdoors with kids. The open-air shopping mall was built from shipping containers and features live entertainment, retail and boutique shopping, and lots of food. Container Park Playzone is mostly shaded and features giant legos, NEO playground, slides, electronic games, and an interactive play area."

"Downtown Container Park in downtown Las Vegas houses every store in a container. Here you will find everything from clothing, art articles, upscale restaurants, to food stalls. The shopping center Las Vegas is considered a shopper’s paradise because you can find unusual items that you will not find anywhere else."

"If you’re looking for a place to let the kids run around for a while, check out the downtown Container Park. There’s a play zone just for kids."

"Address: 3535 Las Vegas Blvd SouthPhone: 702-322-0560Hours: Monday – Thursday 10am – 11pm; Friday & Saturday 10am – midnight; Sunday 10am – 10pm. Between The Linq Hotel and the Flamingo, The Linq Promenade is a safe, bustling pedestrian walkway where you’ll find 200,000 square feet of stores, restaurants and entertainment. Here you’ll find everything from a souvenir shop (because of course you have to get something that screams Las Vegas) to a 2 story candy shop, and everything in between."

"You'll be delighted by the fun vibe of the Strip's newest outdoor pedestrian promenade, where you can browse the latest LA fashions, gorge yourself on cupcakes, jaburritos (where sushi rolls meet burritos!) and fish and chips, go bowling, ride the High Roller, rock out to live music, or sip pints on lazy patios beneath the desert sun."

"When in Rome, er, Vegas, it’s pretty much obligatory that you go to the Grand Canal Shoppes inside The Venetian. These upscale, indoor shops are close to St. Mark’s Square and are decorated from floor to ceiling to feel like you’re visiting Venice. Complete with a water canal that runs through the center and working gondolas with singing gondoliers who operate them, this atmosphere is on point. While you’re there, check out the Palazzo Waterfall Atrium for seasonal displays on steroids."

"Photo courtesy of Grand Canal Shoppes The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. The Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian aren't satisfied with just having miniature Venetian canals, a recreation of St. Mark's square, or top-notch shops and restaurants. They decided to add street performers, which they've dubbed "Streetmosphere." Singers, performers, and living statues regularly entertain people, who are often caught off-guard, especially by the living statues."

"The Grand Canal Shoppes are my next choice on my list of best shopping malls in Las Vegas. This Las Vegas mall is brilliant!. This shopping mall in Las Vegas is located inside The Venetian Hotel and it’s a must-see whilst you’re in Vegas."

"Located near South Eastern Avenue in fabulous Las Vegas Nevada area, Warm Springs Marketplace is a Strip-mall featuring a variety of local & chain retailers, eateries & services, with ample parking and at affordable prices. Phone: (702) 269-7268"

"One of Las Vegas' newest shopping centers, Downtown Summerlin is located west of the Strip near the Red Rock Casino Resort. This open-air, pet-friendly mall is home to a wide collection of shops, boutiques and restaurants. Dillard's and Macy's are the center's anchors, and other tenants include Forever 21, Hot Topic, Sephora, Old Navy, Victoria's Secret, H&M, Apple, Nordstrom Rack, Crate and Barrel, Trader Joe's and more."

"Downtown Summerlin is a 106-acre exterior retailing, dining, and recreation spot. They have 125 shops and restaurants in an open-air shopping environment that provide entirety from the newest luxury fashion to everyday and lifestyle fragments for each event. Summerlin’s exceptional local culture has been contributed by outdoor enthusiasts, foodies, sports fans, artisans, families, enterprises, and establishments."

"They have an open air Farmers Markets on Sundays, Ice Skating in the Winter (yes for real) Tons of Unique and Popular Outdoor shopping and food and it is right across the street from the Baseball Stadium and the Knights Practice Rink. You can Eat and watch them practice almost any day of the week there."

"This is the hottest new attraction in Las Vegas that’s a mix of art, shopping, and food. It’s free to enter (though it requires tickets to control capacity) and there are plenty of murals and free art installations to browse. If you want to see certain exhibits, you can purchase tickets separately or as a bundle on the AREA15 site."

"Okayyyyyy can we talk about Miguel and how he made the entire visit A+ and a bag of chips?. I don't live on this side of town, but I've been com..."

"Cheyenne Ave. has an impressive variety of Dough'sants (also known as cronuts, also known as hipster baklava because we just made that up). You may have tried a standard-issue dough’sant, but Coco offers flakey layers of crunchy and sweet paired with glaze, powdered sugar, icings or coconut. If you’re a croissant connoisseur or maybe glazed dough is just not bougie enough for you, Coco might be the place for you."

"Anyone looking for a traditional donut shop in the Las Vegas area should check out Ronald’s Donuts. Ronald’s Donuts is known for its classic, old-school choices; however, they all come with creative twists. Everything at Ronald’s Donuts is made fresh, in-house, every day."

"There’s nothing about Ronald’s that lets you know they have vegan options, but the entire top two rows of donuts are all vegan. They have all of the classics too- glazed, creme-filled, apple fritters, and more. You can also pick up a dozen donut holes for just a dollar!"

"This brewery in downtown Henderson offer patrons 12 different craft beers to choose from, including a Kettle Sour Ale choice along with more common selections like porters and IPAs. Patrons can sample beer with beer flights at $2 a glass, and each beer is labeled in chalk along the bottom of the flight. Online ordering available."

"That’s exactly what’s on tap at Lovelady Brewing in Henderson. The Lovelady brothers have strong roots in Henderson dating back to the 1950s, so giving back to their community was something they always wanted to do. And what better way to give back than craft beer?!"

"DeeDee and Tony share their wheelchair accessible cruise to Alaska and Canada aboard the Carnival Miracle, which they call the "trip of a lifetime."

"Blame Hop Nuts for kicking off the local beer craze in the Downtown Arts District. The name pays tribute to the brewery's Green Mamba Double IPA -- a hop-heavy West Coast-style DIPA that scores extremely high on the IBU scale. (That’s International Bitterness Units, so consider yourself warned.) A second taproom is now open in the west valley at Tivoli Village."

"Even those who are not a hop head are still in luck at this hop-forward brewery, which produces not just citrusy IPAs and herbal pale ales, but also reds and Dunkelweizens. Food trucks, a large bar, and a patio round out the offerings. Also at Tivoli Village."

"Chef Sheridan Su’s gamble of opening a food truck in Las Vegas in 2011 paid off big, as the crowds kept coming back for more of his Asian-American dishes. The popularity grew to the point where Chef Su now owns a restaurant, where he’s dishing up a Pork Belly Bao that Guy just had to try. The bao (or steamed bun) comes loaded with marinated pork belly, sauteed mustard greens, crushed peanuts and cilantro."

"When you visit Fat Choy, come for the bao but stay for the burgers. Pictured above is the Fat Choy Burger which has angus beef, short rib, bacon, a fried egg and roasted tomato. Las Vegas may be the only city in America where you can start your meal with a luscious pork belly bun and a hearty plate of fried rice and end it with an outstanding pub-style burger cooked to order."

"American , Burgers ,  Chinese ,  Fusion"

"While not every item on the menu is vegan or vegetarian, this place is known for delicious vegetarian dining in Las Vegas. Komol features one of the largest selections of Thai vegan and vegetarian dishes in the city. From dairy-free desserts to veggie spring rolls, these dishes are passed down from generation to generation and the flavors have been maintained over time."

"Tags: First Responder Discounts, Military Discounts, and UNLV Discount. Category: All you can eat Sushi, Catering, Japanese, Private Dining, and Sushi Bars. The one and only TRUE All You Can Eat Japanese Cuisine in Las Vegas Including All You Can Eat Sashimi, Oysters, Soft shell crabs and much more!!!"