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For 70 years, Peter Pan has been captivating audiences with its high-flying antics, and this new adaptation breathes new life into the production with even more faith, trust, and pixie dust. Created by celebrated playwright Larissa FastHorse and directed by Emmy Award-winner Lonny Price with choreography by Lorin Latarro, this variation of Peter Pan will have you falling in love with the classic tale all over again.

Peter Pan at The Smith Center

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Step into&nbsp;Oscar’s&nbsp;Steakhouse, where Las Vegas history and culinary excellence meet under the&nbsp;restaurant's&nbsp;iconic glass dome. Named for former Mayor Oscar Goodman, this classic spot celebrates his storied legacy with perfectly aged steaks, fresh seafood, and delicious sides. Savor your meal in the domed dining room or on the vibrant rooftop patio, and toast to the city with handcrafted cocktails. At&nbsp;Oscar’s, every bite is a tribute to the family and flair of one of&nbsp;Vegas'&nbsp;most colorful characters.

Oscar's Steakhouse

Oscar's Steakhouse is a must-visit for those looking for a classic steakhouse with a rich history,&nbsp;especially&nbsp;because it&nbsp;was created&nbsp;by the beloved former mayor of Las Vegas, Oscar Goodman. The main dining room offers the best seats, overlooking Fremont Street, while large booths provide comfort and a view of downtown. With its Goodman legacy, the service at Oscar's reflects the former mayor's style and hospitality. The restaurant exudes a classic Vegas vibe with mahogany furnishings and leather booths, especially lively on weekends. Start your evening with Oscar's signature Dirty Martini and indulge in Ice-Cold Shellfish platters or Lobster Bisque for appetizers. For mains, try Carolyn's 16oz. Prime Rib or Oscar's 24oz Bone-In Ribeye, paired with sumptuous sides like Sheriff Ralph's Mashed Potatoes or Mac &amp; Cheese with Lobster.

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This high-end steakhouse bathes visitors in vintage glamour with burnished brass accents, rich leathers, and dark wood tables that are just as decadent as their menu of aged steaks, seafood, and spirits.

Barry's Downtown Prime

Don’t leave without trying their Tahitian Baked Alaska. If you have a group, look into the private dining options with an old school vibe. Explore Fremont Street before dinner.

If you love vintage Vegas, you'll love Barry's. This steakhouse sets the mood and gives a vibe of the 50s and 60s with its timeless appeal. Request a booth for a romantic celebration dinner. Make your reservations in advance. It can be tough getting in here on a whim.

Many guests don’t know this, but Circa is a 21+ resort. That means to even step inside Circa, you have to be 21+. However, if you are dining at Barry’s, they allow guests under 21 to dine, but you must have a reservation before entering Circa.

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Located in Downtown Las Vegas on historic Fremont Street, the Golden Nugget has been a Glitter Gultch staple since 1946. They've had multiple upgrades since then to bring the hotel into the 21st century, but its original glitzy charm is still present throughout the space. One of their most unique amenities is the Shark Tank pool, which includes an actual shark-filled aquarium complete with a waterslide running through it.

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Home to the world's largest sportsbook, Circa's luxurious 70s theme feels right at home among the vintage hotels on Fremont Street. Built in 2020, Circa incorporated the style of classic Sin City into their ultra-modern resort by bringing in iconic landmarks like Vegas Vickie and creating dining and nightlife spaces that harken back to the days of old-school steakhouses, disco, and neon.

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The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, located in the heart of Downtown, is a premier cultural venue known for its world-class facilities and diverse programming. With over 2,000 seats in its main hall, Reynolds Hall, and additional spaces like Myron’s and Troesh Studio Theater, it hosts a wide array of events including Broadway shows, concerts, ballet, and opera such as Hamilton, Peter Pan, and The Nutcracker. Designed by David M. Schwarz Architects in an Art Deco-inspired style, the center features a 17-story carillon tower, advanced acoustics, and luxurious seating. Outdoor areas like Symphony Park and elegant lobbies add to the visitor experience.

Peter Pan at The Smith Center

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Oscar's Steakhouse

Barry's Downtown Prime

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Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Circa Resort and Casino

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