LUXURY MALLS ON THE STRIP
The Forum Shops — The Strip's Original Luxury Mall
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace combines luxury retail with Roman-inspired architecture, fountains, and a painted-sky ceiling. Store directories change, so check the mall’s current tenant list and hours before visiting.
Grand Canal Shoppes — Venice Comes to Vegas
Running the length of The Venetian and Palazzo resorts, the Grand Canal Shoppes feature a painted sky ceiling, replica Venetian architecture, and a real indoor canal where gondoliers sing as they paddle past. Brands include Barami, Tumi, Kate Spade, and a range of dining options along the canal. The outdoor section facing Las Vegas Boulevard adds sidewalk café energy. A beautiful place to browse even if you don't plan to buy.
The Shops at Crystals
Crystals combines luxury retail, a dramatic glass atrium, and large-scale interior design elements. Brands, public-art access, and operating hours can change; check the current directory.
Miracle Mile Shops
Miracle Mile at Planet Hollywood combines retail, restaurants, and entertainment in an indoor loop. Tenant counts, stores, attraction schedules, and hours change; check the current directory and event information.
MORE STRIP SHOPPING OPTIONS
Fashion Show Mall — Practical Shopping on the Strip
Fashion Show Mall combines department stores, specialty retail, dining, and event spaces across from the North Strip resorts. Anchors, tenants, events, and hours can change; check the current directory and calendar.
Wynn Esplanade
Wynn's in-hotel shopping is arguably the most curated on the Strip — a small number of extremely high-end boutiques including Chanel, Alexander McQueen, Dior, Céline, and the exclusive Wynn Collection of custom-designed merchandise. The environment is calm and unhurried compared to Forum Shops — one of the few places on the Strip where you genuinely feel a million miles from the casino floor.
The LINQ Promenade — Casual & Affordable
An open-air promenade connecting The LINQ Hotel to the High Roller observation wheel. Think bars, restaurants, photo opportunities, and a handful of casual retail shops rather than serious luxury shopping. A great evening stroll with the High Roller glowing above — and a good spot to find affordable Vegas souvenirs.
OUTLET SHOPPING (OFF-STRIP)
Las Vegas North Premium Outlets
Premium Outlets North offers outlet retail near Downtown Las Vegas. Brands, advertised discounts, hours, crowd levels, and travel times from the Strip change; check the current directory and a live route estimate.
Las Vegas South Premium Outlets
The southern outlet center offers a broad mix of stores near the 215 Beltway. Tenant counts, brands, and operating hours change; check the current directory.
SHOPPING TIPS FOR LAS VEGAS
- Check store hours — Mall and individual-store schedules differ and can change by day or holiday.
- Don't pay for in-hotel resort fees — Most in-hotel shops (Wynn Esplanade, Forum Shops) are accessible to non-hotel guests with no charge.
- Bargain at the souvenir stores — The small souvenir shops along the Strip are independently run and prices are often negotiable, especially if you're buying multiples.
- Airport prices are a trap — Vegas souvenirs are 40–60% cheaper anywhere on the Strip or Fremont Street than at Harry Reid International Airport. Buy before you head to the airport.
- Tax is 8.375% — Nevada sales tax applies to all retail purchases. Factor it into your budget, especially on luxury items.