Spanning over 33 miles, Spring Valley is a hotbed of LGBTQ events and food destinations just minutes away from the Strip. First-time visitors should go to The Center to learn about volunteer opportunities, Pride events, and other LGBTQ resources.ĭowntown Vegas also hosts the annual Las Vegas Pride Festival, which takes place in the fall. Want to get some exercise while on holiday? Active tourists should check out and join the LGBT Volleyball Gay Social at Sunset Park.Ĭompared to the upbeat nightlife vibe of Paradise, Downtown Vegas is an eccentric melting pot of LGBTQ locals from all walks of life. Just east of the Strip is the Badlands Saloon, a country-themed gay dive perfect for travelers who want to keep it simple and down-to-earth. While this adult playground has an impressive range of gay destinations all across the city, these three neighborhoods represent the peak of LGBT Vegas.Īvid clubbers will love Paradise’s “Fruit Loop” cluster of LGBTQ bars and clubs, including an exclusive hub for RuPaul’s Drag Race performers. It’s now home to an exclusive Pride Concierge at Wynn and Encore, which helps tourists plan an LGBT-oriented vacation. Las Vegas is the place for gay travelers looking for over-the-top luxury. Photo by David Vives from Pexels How LGBTQ Friendly Is Las Vegas?
