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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 232537" data-attributes="member: 389">I'm trying to plan a kid friendly trip to Las Vegas and Lake Havasu in the coming months.&nbsp; Basic plan is to fly into Vegas, spend a day there, and then trip on down to see and stay with family at Lake Havasu. Overall, we will have about 5 days to play, not including travel days.Curious as to what you all might suggest as &quot;must do&quot; and &quot;stay away&quot; things in those areas.I was thinking that Skywalk over the Grand Canyon would be fun, but it looks like they've made it complicated.&nbsp; Or am I just over-thinking it because of the way it's being advertised as packages and the access rules put in place by the tribe that manages it?Hoover Dam?London Bridge?Best overall Grand Canyon experience?What am I missing?Note, there will be two adults and four kids (11-13 years old).&nbsp; Any recommendations are appreciated!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 232537, member: 389"] I'm trying to plan a kid friendly trip to Las Vegas and Lake Havasu in the coming months. Basic plan is to fly into Vegas, spend a day there, and then trip on down to see and stay with family at Lake Havasu. Overall, we will have about 5 days to play, not including travel days. Curious as to what you all might suggest as "must do" and "stay away" things in those areas. I was thinking that Skywalk over the Grand Canyon would be fun, but it looks like they've made it complicated. Or am I just over-thinking it because of the way it's being advertised as packages and the access rules put in place by the tribe that manages it? Hoover Dam? London Bridge? Best overall Grand Canyon experience? What am I missing? Note, there will be two adults and four kids (11-13 years old). Any recommendations are appreciated! [/QUOTE]

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