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Las Vegas was born for frozen cocktails — walk the Strip sipping a yard-long daiquiri, a frozen margarita, or a signature slushy from one of dozens of to-go drink windows and open-air bars. It's legal to drink on the Strip, making frozen drinks a quintessential Vegas ritual.
Las Vegas was born for frozen cocktails — walk the Strip sipping a yard-long daiquiri, a frozen margarita, or a signature slushy from one of dozens of to-go drink windows and open-air bars. It's legal to drink on the Strip, making frozen drinks a quintessential Vegas ritual.
Las Vegas was born for frozen cocktails — walk the Strip sipping a yard-long daiquiri, a frozen margarita, or a signature slushy from one of dozens of to-go drink windows and open-air bars. It's legal to drink on the Strip, making frozen drinks a quintessential Vegas ritual.
Yes — it is legal to carry and consume alcoholic beverages in public on the Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard) and Fremont Street, as long as the drink is in a plastic or styrofoam cup (glass is prohibited). Dozens of casino windows and outdoor bars sell to-go frozen cocktails specifically for Strip walking. Drinking inside vehicles remains illegal.
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