Shopping
More than 125 stores across walkable open-air blocks — department anchors, national brands and a growing set of local boutiques.
Downtown Summerlin: the west side's living room
An open-air district at the center of Summerlin where shopping, dinner, baseball and hockey all sit within a few walkable blocks — with the Spring Mountains as a backdrop.
Dining & patios
Steakhouses, sushi, tacos, ramen, brunch and dessert within a couple of blocks, most with misted or heated patios.
Las Vegas Ballpark
Aviators baseball from March into September, with a pool deck, grass berm and a 360-degree concourse.
City National Arena
Vegas Golden Knights practice facility. Morning skates are usually free to watch, plus public ice and youth programs.
Events
Festival of Arts in the fall, the December holiday parade, summer concerts, farmers markets and car shows.
Parking
Free surface lots and garages all around the district. Park near the ballpark on non-game nights for the shortest walk to dinner.
Locals' timing tips
- Weeknights before 6 p.m. are the calmest for dinner without a reservation.
- Game nights and December parade weekends fill the lots — arrive early.
- Summer evenings after 8 p.m. are the comfortable window for the patios.
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