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The Cromwell belongs to Lisa Vanderpump now, Delano is a W and the Rio carries a Hyatt badge. Which of Las Vegas's new and renamed hotels are worth booking.

What the open-air tower rides, the two ziplines, a night helicopter flight and the desert circuits cost in 2026, who gets turned away at the door, and which hours set your order.

What I booked for a Las Vegas winter: the Eagles at Sphere, a $3 cactus garden, and the spot I stand in when the rooftop fireworks go up.

Four resident Cirque productions, the Spiegeltent rival and the magic rooms that undercut them all, sorted by price and by what each one asks of you.

Betty Willis's 1959 sign is free and never closes, and the 33-space lot decides how your morning goes.

Where the ATV convoys out of Las Vegas ride, what a seat costs, and the age and party rules that decide which operator you can book.

Gate prices for the Grand Canyon South Rim, where a small group can stand away from the crowded railing, and which buildings are still open after the floods.

A coach day at Hoover Dam runs on rules you cannot book around: the Guided Dam Tour is walk-up only, and coaches are barred from the main car park.

Timed entry returns on Oct. 1, so the day now runs around the first slot at Calico and the rides that leave at 6:45 a.m.

Museums, Thai food, beer halls and 24-hour dive bars a few minutes behind the resort towers, with 2026 hours and door rules.