18 Bucket List Things to Do in Vegas in February
Vegas cranks up the excitement when winter’s chill grips the rest of the country. Forget about bundling up – it’s time to let loose in Sin City!
With smaller crowds and cooler weather, February is the ideal time to tick off those bucket list items. Vegas is calling – will you answer?
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1. Mariah Carey’s Limited Residency
Pop diva Mariah Carey is back in Vegas for a short stint at Park MGM this February. You can catch the songstress belting out her chart-toppers like “Fantasy” and “We Belong Together” for just two weeks.
Mimi’s shows are always a spectacle, with dazzling outfits and impressive stagecraft. Her trademark butterfly motifs are sure to make an appearance too.
This limited run is one of her few scheduled performances for 2025, so don’t miss your chance to see the five-octave virtuoso in action!
2. SlotZilla Zipline
Zip through the heart of Vegas on the SlotZilla zipline, an 11-story high thrill ride above Fremont Street. You’ll feel like you’re flying as you soar past iconic neon signs and under the dazzling Viva Vision screen.
Choose your adventure: the lower Zipline or the upper Zoomline. On the Zoomline, you’ll zoom face-first at 35mph for an extra adrenaline rush. Book your ride at sunset to catch the city lights coming alive below.
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3. Janet Jackson at Resorts World
Pop icon Janet Jackson brings her new residency to Resorts World Theatre. You’ll groove to her chart-topping hits spanning five decades. The intimate venue puts you up close to Miss Jackson’s electrifying performances.
Catch her sizzling shows in February, coinciding with Valentine’s Day and her birthday month. The state-of-the-art theater ensures stellar sound and views from every seat.
Dance along to classics like “Rhythm Nation” and “All for You” in this Vegas spectacle. You’ll witness Janet’s legendary moves and energy in an unforgettable night of music and showmanship.
4. Death Valley Day Tour
You can escape the Vegas bustle with a Death Valley day trip. Just a 2-hour drive west, this national park offers otherworldly landscapes and perfect February temps around 70°F.
Start at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramas. Next, explore the golden badlands at Zabriskie Point. Don’t miss the vast white expanse of Badwater Basin salt flats, North America’s lowest point.
Capture stunning photos at Artists Palette, where mineral-painted hills create a natural canvas. If time allows, make tracks in the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. You might even spot early wildflower blooms dotting the desert floor.
5. Postcard From Earth at the Sphere
Inside this massive LED orb, you’ll find yourself completely surrounded by mind-bending visuals that make IMAX look like child’s play.
The show takes you around the globe without leaving your seat – think crystal-clear footage projected on a screen the size of three football fields.
Insider Tip: The best seats are in the 306 and lower 406 sections, offering an ideal perspective on the action.
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6. Pickleball Slam 3
The fastest-growing sport in America gets the Vegas treatment. On February 16, 2025, Pickleball Slam 3 hits the Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay.
Watch tennis legends and celebs duke it out with paddles and a wiffle ball, bringing surprising intensity to what started as a backyard game. With a cool million-dollar prize up for grabs, expect some serious paddle action.
7. Black Eyed Peas Live
The Black Eyed Peas are bringing their signature energy to Las Vegas in February 2025. You can catch their residency at PH Live inside Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
Expect a high-octane show featuring their chart-topping hits like “I Gotta Feeling” and tracks from their latest album.
The production value is next level – think laser shows, killer choreography, and enough bass to make your heart skip.
8. Vegas Chocolate Tour
Follow your sweet tooth through some of the city’s most decadent spots. You’ll sample everything from hand-painted truffles to chocolate fountains taller than you.
The February timing is perfect – cool enough that nothing melts as you walk between stops, and right around Valentine’s season when chocolatiers pull out all the stops with special creations.
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9. Vegas Golden Knights Game
February games hit different – the team’s pushing for playoff position, the crowd’s energy is through the roof, and T-Mobile Arena transforms into the loudest place in Vegas.
Keep an eye on #9 and watch the magic happen! The crowd’s energy is off the charts – it’s easily the noisiest spot in town.
Grab tickets early to catch all the on-ice action. The Knights’ fast-paced style will keep you on the edge of your seat.
10. Keith Urban at Fontainebleau
Country superstar Keith Urban is rocking Las Vegas with his “HIGH In Vegas” residency at the swanky new Fontainebleau. The BleauLive Theater sets the stage for an unparalleled music night.
You’ll feel the energy as Urban blends his chart-topping hits with impromptu jams. His guitar skills shine in this intimate setting.
You might catch him jumping into the crowd or pulling fans onstage – every show’s different. The new venue’s acoustics were literally built for moments like Urban’s epic guitar solos!
11. Exotic Supercar Driving
Ever dreamed of taking a Ferrari for a spin? Las Vegas lets you live out your racing fantasies. At Exotics Racing, you can get behind the wheel of supercars on a professional track.
Choose from Lamborghinis, Porsches, and more. A pro instructor rides along, helping you push your limits safely. The cool February weather means better engine performance too.
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12. NAS With Las Vegas Philharmonic
Get ready for a musical fusion like no other as Nas teams up with the Las Vegas Philharmonic at the Encore Theater inside Wynn Las Vegas.
This unique collaboration brings together the raw energy of hip-hop with the refined elegance of a classical orchestra.
You’ll hear your favorite Nas tracks in a whole new light, backed by the sounds of a full symphony. The intimate setting of the Encore Theater ensures you won’t miss a beat or a rhyme.
13. Sunset Helicopter Tour
Want to see Vegas in all its glittering glory? A sunset helicopter tour is the way to go. As day turns to night, you’ll soar above the city for a bird’s-eye view of the sparkling lights.
February’s clear winter skies mean sharper views of everything from the Strip to Red Rock Canyon. You’ll spot landmarks like the Luxor pyramid and the Eiffel Tower replica as your pilot shares fun facts about Sin City.
14. Blake Shelton at Caesars Palace
Country music’s favorite funny guy brings his Oklahoma charm to the Strip. From February 5-15, 2025, you can catch the country music superstar live in Las Vegas for six unforgettable performances.
Blake’s known for his quick wit and easygoing charm, so expect plenty of laughs between hit songs. His February shows often feature surprise guests – you never know which fellow artists might pop by!
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15. Neon Museum
Step into Vegas’s glittering past among retired signs that once lit up the Strip. February’s sunset tours hit the sweet spot – dark enough for the restored signs to shine, warm enough to stroll comfortably through the “boneyard.”
Each sign has stories of old Vegas, from mob days to Elvis era. The photo ops are endless, especially when the vintage bulbs flicker to life against the desert sunset.
16. Dream Theater at the Cosmopolitan
Dream Theater takes the stage at The Chelsea in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on February 21, 2025. This legendary progressive metal band is celebrating their 40th anniversary!
The setlist spans their entire career, with instrumental sections that’ll leave your jaw on the floor.
17. Red Rock Canyon Horseback Riding
Trot through crimson cliffs and desert trails just minutes from the Strip on a horseback riding tour. February serves up perfect riding weather – sunny but cool, with crystal-clear views stretching for miles.
The horses know these trails by heart, leaving you free to soak in the desert silence and spot wildlife. As you ride, guides share tales of local outlaws and native peoples who once called these canyons home.
