[monkey_trouble]

let me know!

[t-o-o-MUCH]

Age range? If you have family under 21 there isn't much to do, went before with family with people under 21. All we did was shop and walk the strip. The las vegas outlet mall wasn't too far from the strip, which I found to be the better deals when it comes to shopping in vegas. The all ages shows/events in vegas I heard were good as well.
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[monkey_trouble]

Everyone is over 21, but doubt parents would like clubbing and stuff lol

[Mochiko]

Maybe watch some shows like Cirque du Soleil or something? My family and I went to Vegas last summer and watched David Copperfield. It was definitely a little pricey, but worth it!

[JSALES]

Watch some shows, do some shopping, eat at different restaurants. Maybe even go on a tour to see Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon?

[FOB Mainlander]

Premium outlets North! Forget about the south one.
Free valet parking almost everywhere so go rent a car instead of walking.

[JACKED]

Pretty much what everyone has already said. Shows, buffets, outlets, and maybe sightsee some tourist attractions (just Google 'em).

I always had a great time watching comedy and magic shows. For buffets one I'd recommend is Studio B Buffet in the M resort.

[bloodmack]

circuscircus? if thats still there lol

[604STIG]

Take them all to the gun range.

[Manic!]

M&M museum,, Roller coaster at Newyork Newyork, the stratosphere. Electric indoor gocarts (Awesome for any age) Circus Circus, In and out burger, and the grad canyon.

[Speed2K]

Hoover Dam, maybe visit the chocolate factory (forgot the name)

[Verdasco]

bobby room in Bellagio

i think it is 4k/8k high stakes no limit hold em.

[Cassijon]

do they like to eat?

THIS is awesome, if you like buffets!

Buffet of Buffets in Las Vegas - All Day Pass for Buffet in Las Vegas - Affordable Buffet in Las Vegas (http://govegas.about.com/od/cehapeatinginlv/ss/Buffet-Of-Buffets-In-Las-Vegas.htm)