Thanksgiving Day in Las Vegas, as in any other major city in the USA, is celebrated with the Macy’s Parade. Huge inflatable figures of comic book heroes and cartoon characters move along the main street to the delight of all observers.
Among American families, a festive dinner with turkey on the table is a must. Well, the next day comes the famous “Black Friday” – a holiday for inveterate shopaholics. From this day on, all the stores in the city lower their prices to the minimum. Some tourists come here only for these Christmas sales.
Every year, the city hosts a huge number of festivals. Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) is a holiday that competes with the beloved Ibiza. In mid-June, the Las Vegas Motor Speedway turns into a large concert venue, over which tracks in the style of house, trance, dubstep are heard. The racetrack becomes a huge dance floor. Unique fire and light shows provide an excellent backdrop for such unbridled fun.