Las Vegas & Memphis Multi & Twin Centre 2025 & 2026

The best time to visit both Las Vegas and Washington D.C. is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), as you’ll avoid the scorching summer months - temperature soar, and tourism levels hit year-round highs. Vegas will still have its characteristic exhilarating buzz at this time of the year, and you’ll be able to see the cherry blossoms in D.C.!

Las Vegas might be a revellers paradise, but it does also have a distinctive family appeal. The excitement and nonstop nature of the city means there’s always something to do, and everything is bigger, bolder, and brighter here - which will give kids plenty to marvel at! There’s no shortage of family-friendly hotels and they’re designed with just as much grandeur as the adults-only alternatives.

You’ll be able to pack the itinerary for your Las Vegas twin-centre holiday full with activities - from visiting the Shark Reef Aquarium to booking an excursion of the immense Hoover Dam, or even catching a performance of Cirque du Soleil's "Mystère, a family-friendly spectacle.

Las Vegas (Pacific Time Zone) is 2 hours behind Memphis (Central Time Zone), and both destinations follow Daylight Savings Time.

Our travel experts can guarantee prices for Las Vegas and Memphis multi-centre holidays up to 36 months before scheduled departure, giving you lots of flexibility when it comes to booking your break. We also offer monthly payment plans, through which you can secure the cost of your trip with a low deposit and cover the outstanding balance over bite-size instalments.

Your twin-centre holiday will begin via a direct or connecting journey from one of the UK’s major airports. At the time of writing, Edinburgh, Manchester, London Gatwick and London Heathrow offer nonstop routes to Las Vegas. 

You’ll arrive at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), and your Memphis twin-centre holiday will begin from here, too - you’ll be bound for Memphis International Airport (MEM), and the average flight duration is 3 hours 20 minutes.

Choosing where to stay in this exhilarating destination depends on your individual preferences, as different areas offer their own unique experiences. If you want to be well within the heart of the opulence that the city is best known for, then look no further than the Las Vegas Strip. This chic stretch is lined with an array of marvellous casinos, restaurants and bars, with hotels boasting renaissance architecture dotted in-between. Many visitors choose to stay here, given its unrivalled proximity to so many of Vegas’ biggest attractions, and it’s ideal if the glitzy nightlife is on your agenda.

At the other end of the spectrum you’ll find Summerlin, a breath of fresh air away from the entrancing glamour of the strip, nestled in a charming neighbourhood setting. You’ll find plenty of immaculate holiday rentals here, all with their own home-from-home appeal. If you’re visiting with little ones, then this could be ideal, given its laid-back, low key ambience, despite being within easy reach of the city. 

Lastly, we’ve got Downtown Las Vegas, where there’s a totally different vibe in comparison to the strip. It's known for its historic charm and the famous Fremont Street Experience, featuring a light show canopy and a string of eye-catching street performers. 

Getting around Las Vegas is easy, and many of the popular attractions are just a short walk from the strip. You can access taxis, rideshares, the Las Vegas Monorail, and the Deuce double-decker bus. Walking is also common along the Las Vegas Strip, but it's essential to stay hydrated, especially in the hot months.

If you aren’t phased by heights, then taking a helicopter tour over the Grand Canyon is a must. It’s a one-of-a-kind tour, providing a breathtaking birdseye view of the expansive natural wonder. Many of these tours can be booked in advance, but you’ll find tickets are easily attainable across the city.
 

The city is certainly family-friendly, and kids will find lots of ways to channel their curiosity on your Memphis twin-centre holiday. There are plenty of hotels that welcome families and you won’t struggle finding somewhere to feed even the pickiest eaters. 

When it comes to planning fun-filled days, there’s so much to pack into your visit. Attractions range from the Memphis Zoo, where kids will be amazed as they get up close with the animal kingdom, and parents can use the experience to explore the importance of conservation. If the forecast isn’t kind to you during your stay, then spend a rainy day at the Children’s Museum, where little ones can make lots of their own fun with interactive exhibits, puppet shows, and a dinosaur dig.

On days where the sun does make an appearance, book tickets for a Mississippi River boat cruise and spot some of the city’s famous landmarks while you’re on the water. Miniature historians will be enthralled by the National Civil Rights Museum, where they can grow their understanding of the role that the city played in this prolific era and the battle for equality. 

The whole family will be moved by a visit to the Graceland Mansion, where the iconic legacy of Elvis is commemorated. The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll called the Graceland estate home, and visitors can take a surreal excursion through this key cultural site. Afterwards, find a tribute act to the celebrated musician and introduce your kids to his smooth, soulful sound,
 

Looking for some inspiration when it comes to choosing the perfect place to stay for your twin-centre holiday? We’ve rounded up some of the most popular areas for tourists visiting the city. 

The area that surrounds Downtown Memphis, including Beale Street, is one of the most vibrant places to stay, plus it’s nestled right in the heart of the city. The popular entertainment district boasts a string of bars, eateries, and live music spots, so you’re always within easy reach of something to do. When browsing hotels in Downtown Memphis, keep an eye out for the waterfront options - they all have their own stunning views of the Mississippi River.

The suburban area of East Memphis is an elegant corner of the city, with charming neighbourhoods and nearby malls. There’s a quirkier atmosphere here, with character-packed stays to match.

Midtown Memphis is the arts and creative hub of the city, providing even more eccentric options for those looking to stay somewhere that truly adds to their experience of this culturally-charged city. A mix of art galleries and live music venues will be just a stroll away from your base here, and the neighbourhood stretches around Overton Park - where you’ll find the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, the Memphis College of Art, and the Memphis Zoo.

If you’re visiting during spring or autumn, then light layers will be suitcase essentials on your multi-centre holidays to Las Vegas and Memphis - this way, you’ll be able to explore comfortably on milder days, and you won’t feel the chill in the evenings. If you’re visiting in the peak summer months, then you’ll want to pack shorts, t-shirts, sunglasses and a hat, as the temperatures will soar and heatstroke is rife. You’ll be doing a lot of sightseeing on foot in both destinations, so having a pair of comfy shoes is a must!