Las Vegas Shopping: A Traveler’s Guide

The Las Vegas shopping scene offers everything from vintage clothing to exotic cars.

Las Vegas Shopping Guide

All the usual outlets, malls, and designer shops abound, but the city has a lot to offer that you won’t see elsewhere—so it’s worth spending some time shopping in Las Vegas to seek out the things you can’t find at home.

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Gamblers Book Club and General Store

In the heart of gambling America, how could visitors not check out Gamblers Book Club? The shop stocks just about everything ever written about gambling and shares a downtown location with Gamblers General Store, where you can pick up everything from used decks of cards from various casinos to that vintage slot machine you need to complete your game room.

Zia Record Exchange

For a taste of area music, check out the dedicated local band section at Zia Record Exchange, which has two Vegas locations.

Houdini’s Magic Shop

Or take home a little of the magic of a different kind of performance. At Houdini’s Magic Shop, which has locations in town at several casino-malls, you can stock up on tips, tricks, and magic supplies.

M&M’s World

Get your sugar fix at M&M’s World, where you can customize the beloved candy with your own name or personal message.

Gold & Silver Pawn Shop

If you’re a fan of the History Channel’s “Pawn Stars,” you’ll want to check out the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop, which sells antiques and memorabilia.

Grande Canal Shoppes

Many large casino hotels in Las Vegas are home to shopping areas with brand-name and designer stores. The Grande Canal Shoppes at the Venetian provide more than 500,000 square feet of upscale shops, as well as gondola rides, restaurants, bars, and entertainment.

Forum Shops at Caesars Palace

The Roman-themed Forum Shops at Caesars Palace are a fun place to browse hundreds of brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Cartier, Armani, Gucci, and many more.

Grand Bazaar Shops

The only open-air mall on the Strip, the Grand Bazaar Shops at Bally’s offer a unique Las Vegas shopping experience. Aside from dozens of retailers, there are also two nightly music and light shows at 9:00 p.m. and midnight.

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—Original reporting by Fran Golden and John Deiner