Spring Break Las Vegas - Nightlife

No city in the world has the power (or the will) to transform itself like Las Vegas, a sales-savvy amusement park that unapologetically changes themes whenever it likes. When entertainment revenue began to eclipse gambling proceeds in the 1990's, the city's marketing gurus declared it the ultimate destination. When celebrity chefs moved in, it became the world's culinary hot spot. Its brash and brassy clubs, many of them originally copped from Los Angeles and New York, now serve as the nightlife templates for the rest of the country. And then there's the ever-new (but ever-iconic) skyline, a four-mile stretch of neon and borrowed architecture. Beyond the Strip, it may surprise the visitor to learn, an entire, seemingly self-contained city exists.