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This post provides many fun and interesting things to do in Las Vegas in March.

We include free, nighttime, and family-friendly activities. This post has been updated for 2023.

Let's get marching!

Disclosure: While our recommendations are always unbiased, we may receive a small share of sales through some of the links below at no cost to you. See the full text.

TOP 10 THINGS TO DO IN MARCH

The following list will include a variety of entertaining things to do in Las Vegas throughout the month of March. 

We’ll include several fun attractions, events, and activities for audiences of all ages.

For additional ideas, consider some of the following options:

1. Go to a Concert

No matter when you visit Las Vegas, you can usually count on at least a handful of notable musicians to be performing.

The following concerts are planned for March:

Of course, these won’t be the only artists performing this month. Check this list of concerts in Las Vegas for more shows to see.

2. Attend a Sporting Event

March is usually an excellent month for sports fans visiting Las Vegas.

The Las Vegas Golden Knights should be playing this month, and they have several games scheduled at home.

The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournment is taking place at T-Mobile Arena March 23rd and 25th, 2023.

The Slam - A Tennis Experience takes place March 5th at MGM Grand, with players such as Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz.

If you like motorsports, there are 3 options:

Check this list of sporting events in Las Vegas for even more great games to attend.

3. Experience a Magic Show

Las Vegas is home to several notable magicians who perform in town throughout the year, as well as some acts who are trying to become the next magical hit!

Here are a few shows you might want to consider:

TIP: Some Las Vegas tourist passes include admission to magic shows such as Criss Angel.

If you’re looking to save some money on tickets, and already know which pass you'd like, you can buy them here:

All Inclusive - Go City Las Vegas | Explorer - Go City Las Vegas | Day Pass - Las Vegas Sightseeing | Flex Pass - Las Vegas Sightseeing

4. See Famous Comedians Perform Stand-Up

A lot of comedians perform in Las Vegas throughout the year, and there will be some great opportunities to enjoy stand-up this March.

Here are a few of the more notable shows you may want to attend:

For more great stand-up, check this list of comedy shows being held in Las Vegas this month.

NOTE: Some comedians and comedy clubs are included with Las Vegas tourist passes, allowing you to save a few bucks on tickets.

5. Go to the Theatre

In addition to all the other great shows you can see in Las Vegas, there are also usually at least a few musicals for fans of the theater.

For even more opportunities to see great theatrical performances, check this list of musicals in Las Vegas.

TIP: From time to time, theatrical shows are included with various Las Vegas tourist passes, allowing you to save a few bucks on tickets.

6. Save Money With a Tourist Pass

If you’re planning to visit a lot of attractions, take more than one tour or enjoy multiple shows while in Las Vegas, a tourist pass could save you 50% or more.

There are three different types of this service available in Sin City: all-inclusive, flex pass, and build your own pass.

This allows you to save a few bucks even if you don’t want to get carried away.

If you’re not interested in a lot of different shows or activities, building your own pass is probably your best bet.

However, if you plan to visit at least 4-5 attractions, an all-inclusive pass will most likely provide the best value.

This option includes admission to dozens of tours, shows and popular locations for a specific amount of time (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 days).

Finally, the flex pass allows you to pay one flat price for a set number of activities (3, 4, 5, or 7).

While this is a great option for expensive attractions, the build-your-own pass would be better for services that are already somewhat affordable.

Here are a few of the best attractions and tours included with these tourist passes:

  • Hop on Hop off Bus Tour | $49
  • Grand Canyon Day Trip | $160
  • Las Vegas Helicopter Tour | $124
  • Richard Petty Driving Experience | $150
  • Criss Angel Mindfreak | $120
  • Hoover Dam Tour | $60
  • Blue Man Group | $150
  • Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. | $39
  • Madame Tussauds | $30
  • The Mentalist | $67
  • And more!

No matter which type of pass you choose, you’ll probably be able to save at least 20% - 50% off on tickets for various popular activities.

For more details, please read our post covering Las Vegas tourist passes.

Passes can be purchased here: All Inclusive - Go City Las Vegas | Explorer - Go City Las Vegas | Day Pass - Las Vegas Sightseeing | Flex Pass - Las Vegas Sightseeing

7. Go to a Cirque du Soleil Show

In addition to all the other theatrical performances running this month, there are also several long-standing Cirque du Soleil shows which have been in Las Vegas for years.

NOTE: Many of these shows are included with various tourist passes in Las Vegas, allowing you to save money on tickets.

8. Visit America's First Permanant Punk Rock Museum

Newly opened in 2023 is The Punk Rock Museum, what some are calling a "Love Letter to Punk".

This 12,000 foot museum celebrates the music that first appeared 45 years ago, bringing with it not just a new sound, but fashion and pop culture.

You'll find such items as Devo's energy dome helmets, Debbie Harry's Vultures shirt, and interactive exhibits that include musical instruments.

It will also share the story of punk, and explain how it's impacted future generations of musicans.

All of this can be found at 1422 Western Avenue, not far from The Strip.

For tickets and additional information, visit their website.

9. Take a Trip to the Grand Canyon

There’s never a bad time to see this incredible natural landmark, but with the weather getting even nicer in March, this could be a great time to experience the Grand Canyon.

Consider one of the following day trips:

Don’t forget that some tourist passes include a trip to this location, saving you a lot of cash!

10. Discover the Hoover Dam

This is one of the most impressive architectural feats in American history, and it’s not too far from Las Vegas! 

If you’re interested in seeing one of the biggest dams in the country, there are several great tours from the city which offer both transportation and admission to the landmark:

As with Grand Canyon tours, you’ll find that there are also Hoover Dam tours included with various discount passes.

Honorable Mention: Go to a Museum

There are several great museums to visit in Las Vegas, including many you probably know and some you may not have heard about. 

We recommend the following locations for audiences of all ages:

Some of these museums and attractions are included with various tourist passes, making it easy to save a few bucks on tickets.

Honorable Mention: Attend First Friday Downtown

If you’re looking for more local activities, consider heading to this art fair on March 3rd to experience some of the interesting artwork you’ll find in Las Vegas.

In addition to the opportunity to see a lot of art, you’ll also have the chance to hear some live music and there will be shops selling a variety of artistic goods.

This event is entirely free to attend, but you might want to bring some cash just in case you find something you just can’t live without!

For more details, please check the First Friday Downtown website.

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About The Author

Stephen Pickhardt

Stephen is the CEO of Free Tours by Foot and has overseen the transformation of a local walking tour company into a global tour community and traveler’s advice platform. He has personally led thousands of group tours in the US and Europe, and is an expert in trip planning and sightseeing, with a focus on budget travelers. Stephen has been published and featured in dozens of publications including The Wall Street Journal, BBC, Yahoo, Washington.org, and more.
Updated: December 14th, 2022
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