If you like your weather hot, visit during the summer. Patrick’s Day, International Hospitality Week, NASCAR Nextel Cup, Monster Jame World Finals, Extreme Thing Festival, Pet-a-PaloozaĪpril: Mardi Gras, Clark County Fair & Rodeo, Easter (make reservations for brunch in advance), Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference Noteworthy spring conventions, events and holidays:įebruary: Valentine’s Day, Chinese New Year, World Archery Festival, ASD Las Vegas (a retail show) Things begin to pick up again around Spring Break, so if you’re looking for a more subdued Strip experience, plan your trip prior to mid-March. Many hotel pools are closed in the spring, and some shows reduce their scheduled performances, but this is one of the most comfortable times of the year. From February through April, weather tends to be fairly mild and there are fewer crowds. Looking for cooler weather in Las Vegas? Visit the city in early spring. Special notes about specific holidays, conventions and events have been noted below. Nonetheless, the influx of people during these special events should be accounted for in travel plans. The public is usually not welcome to participate. All conventions listed here draw at least 30,000 people (and sometimes upwards of 120,000 people). People who visit Las Vegas during any holiday or convention should note that hotel rates are likely to increase and lines will be longer at restaurants and nightclubs.
Nonetheless, Las Vegas is a thriving city year round. When you travel to Las Vegas, you can count on clear skies and relatively decent weather, though summers can be very hot.
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