Sports You Don't want to Miss in Vegas

[vegasrocks]

Some sports are better to watch on the television but there are lots in Las Vegas that you should see live if you get the opportunity! And if you don't get the chance to see them live, some of the biggest sports are televised almost everywhere in Las Vegas making Vegas the place to be no matter where the sport is taking place.

1. WSOP. The WSOP starts in May and runs through July and then there is a final in November. You get to watch it all unfold pretty close up and can get autographs too.

2. New Year's Day. The events on New Year's Day are just about endless but football pretty much tops the list. Several college bowls are played that day and televised everywhere you look in the great city.

3. Any Game Seven. Any sporting event down to game seven is screaming to be a party in vegas lol. Whether it be hockey, basketball or whatever!

Vegas knows how to do the sports thing so its a great place to be when your team has it all on the line.

[anita]

ESPN Zone has a mini bowling alley, virtual reality sports games, video games and more. If you feel the need for speed, you can go on one of the tours where you can drive a race car or check out Pole Position Raceway where you can race karts in an indoor state-of-the-art facility.

If skydiving is your thing, but you don't want to actually jump out of a plane, try Vegas Indoor Skydiving.

Vegas also has several bowling alleys in some of the hotels.

Try your hand scaling the climbing wall at GameWorks next to MGM Grand where you will find a plethora of different interactive games. There's no shortage of things to do here.

[anita]

I did some more searching and found some other sporting events going on around Vegas.

Starting March 31st there is baseball games starting at Cashmans Field.

Hard Rock is holding alot of different boxing events starting on March 27th

Las Vegas motor Speedway is having alot of different car shows and races starting on March 26th

Sam Boyd Stadium is having Monster Jam on March 26th