February is a super exciting month to be in Las Vegas. There’s the Super Bowl, Lunar New Year, and of course, Valentine’s Day! With all that going on, Vegas really comes alive despite it still being winter!
There are a lot of special events happening this year for Valentine’s Day, some of which you’ll want to add to your itinerary if you’re planning the perfect romantic date in Vegas for your sweetheart.
The ones we’re especially excited about this year? Having dinner at Primarily Prime Rib, the Lights Of Love at Ethel M Chocolates, partaking in the Marriage Can Be Murder Dinner Show, and enjoying some rum tasting alongside a cirque show at Lost Spirits Distillery.
We’re suckers for immersive experiences if you couldn’t already tell!
Here are 20+ of the best ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year.
Special Concerts On Valentine’s Day Weekend 2026
February 5-15: Backstreet Boys, The Sphere
February 13-21: Marc Anthony, Fontainebleau
February 13-21: Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, House of Blues
February 13-28: Chicago The Band, The Venetian
February 14-28: New Kids on The Block, Park MGM
See the Lights Of Love at Ethel M Chocolates
Ethel M is a local chocolatier that has a really large and cute cactus garden that you can explore onsite. For Valentine’s Day, they usually set up a special event called Lights of Love where the cactus garden is decorated with string lights to celebrate the holiday.
Lights of Love is back for 2026! The 3-acre garden will be decorated with one million romantic Valentine-themed lights. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a stroll and snap some photos with your love or your gal pals. Be sure to snag one of their signature hot chocolates from the Cactus Café before taking your stroll.
You can see Lights of Love from February 6-13, 2026 from 5pm – 10pm nightly. $3 entrance fee per person is required with all proceeds donated to local charities.
If you show up on February 13, 14 & 15th at 5pm-10pm, they will be offering wine, beer and their Signature Chocolate Espresso Cocktail in the garden.
No reservations are required, but in order to make your experience in the garden as enjoyable as possible, they will be limiting the number of people within the garden at one time. This means you may have to wait in line briefly before entering.
Sweeten The Night Even More!
This year, they’re hosting a limited-edition Valentine’s Day Chocolate Tasting! You’ll experience their small-batch chocolate gems, with or without wine pairings. Pre-booking is required.
Select pieces for this seasonal tasting include: Peanut Butter Heart Milk Chocolate, Bananas Foster Milk Chocolate Truffle with Sauternes, Milk Chocolate Guajillo Pecan Caramel Rapture, Blood Orange Satin Crème Heart Dark Chocolate and Kona Bean Espresso Dark Chocolate Truffle.
Valentine’s Day Jazz Dinner at Vic’s Las Vegas
Vic’s Las Vegas is throwing a Smooth Jazz Valentine’s Day Dinner with the LVA Quartet. Why should you care? Well, if you like jazz at all, you’ll be glad to know that they’ve been named Best Jazz Club by Vegas Magazine and Diner’s Choice by OpenTable.
On February 14, 2026, diners will be treated to live jazz, with gifted students from Las Vegas Academy taking the stage, bringing fresh energy, timeless standards, and world-class musicianship to their iconic supper club.
Showtimes: 3:30 PM – 6:30 PM.
The Mob Museum: St. Valentine’s Day Massacre Exhibit
On February 14, 2026, The Mob Museum celebrates its 14th anniversary with a special event offering FREE admission for Nevada residents and a buy-one-get-one deal for non-residents.
If you’re looking for a super unique way to “celebrate” Valentine’s Day, why not transport yourself all the way back to February 14, 1929 at The Mob Museum?
Visitors will have the unique opportunity to witness an exclusive showcase of the two Thompson submachine guns used in the infamous St. Valentine’s Day Massacre on February 14, 1929. These historic firearms, central to a pivotal moment in mob history, will be on display, allowing guests to step back in time.
Members of the Berrien County, Michigan, Sheriff’s Department, where the firearms currently reside, will be present to share insights, discuss the historical significance of the weapons, and engage with guests. The event also features other artifacts related to the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, providing a unique glimpse into this significant chapter of mob history.
Frank Sinatra Tribute Show
Celebrate Valentine’s Day nostalgically and romantically by attending Frankly Frank, a tribute show to the legendary Frank Sinatra. The intimate performance, featuring tribute artist Gary Anthony, transports you back to the Sinatra era in Las Vegas, where glamour and entertainment was all the rage.
Held at the Pegasus Showroom in the Alexis Park All Suite Resort on February 14, 2026, at 7 pm, this show promises an evening of elegance, raw talent, and the timeless melodies of the Rat Pack crooner.
Secure your tickets for a special Valentine’s Day celebration filled with the magic of Sinatra’s music.
Can’t attend on the 14th? They have other show dates available as well.
Have a little dinner date
For a classic romantic Valentine’s Day evening in Vegas, I recommend splurging on a dinner at one of the city’s exquisite restaurants. If you didn’t already know, Vegas is a mecca for top-notch restaurants.
Here are some of the most romantic options on the Las Vegas Strip:
Nobu at Caesars Palace – Feast on imported Japanese fish, seafood and exotic delicacies. There’s also vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Mizumi at The Wynn – At Mizumi, you and your date will be transported to Japan instantly. You’ll get to sit alongside a koi pond and a 90-foot waterfall while feasting on Japanese-inspired fine dining.
Hugo’s Cellar at the Four Queens – Because every woman gets a rose when they dine at Hugo’s Cellar, you already know this is a spot in Las Vegas meant for couples! This old-school restaurant (from 1966) features traditional table-side salads from a cart and is well known for their steaks and seafood tower. Don’t miss the Bananas Foster dessert!
Primarily Prime Rib at South Point: Indulge in melt-in-your-mouth prime rib (without the insane Las Vegas Strip prices).
Top Of The World at the Strat: Enjoy not only a delicious meal but also panoramic vistas of the city lights.
PRO TIP: Make sure to secure a reservation WELL in advance, especially if you choose a fancier restaurant. Typically, the fancier it is, the harder it is to get reservations — especially for Valentine’s Day!
Celebrate V-Day and Lunar New Year, all at once!
Valentine’s Day often lands right around Lunar New Year, which is why you’ll notice lots of red-themed decor around town, plus a surge of endless dim sum offerings in Vegas this time of year.
If you’d rather trade prix-fixe steaks for hagow and siumai, this is your chance! Spots like Hakkasan and Genting Palace have been offering all-you-can-eat dim sum experiences lately, making it easy to load up on all your favorite Chinese brunch bites. It’s especially great if you love sharing lots of small plates instead of committing to one big entrée.
Marriage Can Be Murder Dinner Show
For couples who love interactive dinners and immersive experiences, we’ve got JUST the thing for you this Valentine’s Day!
Marriage Can Be Murder is an award-winning interactive comedy and murder mystery dinner experience where the audience members become part of the show. If you liked the movie Glass Onion or the game of Clue, then this is a dinner show that you won’t want to pass up.
Anyone can be a suspect as actors could easily be posting as one of the seemingly innocent guests among you. You might be seated next to the murderer, YOU may even be suspected of murder, but only time will tell as the night unravels and more clues are revealed.
Get ready to be part of the story as you chow down on your salad, warm rolls, a chicken or beef entree, and ice cream dessert.
Make a pit stop at the LOVE sign
The iconic LOVE sign at The Venetian Resort is a symbol of the romantic ambiance that permeates through the entire hotel. Inspired by love from its inception, The Venetian Resort has actually been voted the most romantic hotel in Las Vegas by USA Today!
The LOVE sign, situated within the resort, serves as the perfect pit stop for a quick Valentine’s Day selfie with your partner.
Take a gondola ride at The Venetian
While you’re at The Venetian, head to The Grand Canal Shoppes and surprise your partner with a gondola ride, where you’ll be serenaded by your gondolier during the entire ride along the Grand Canal.
If a gondola ride is not the most romantic thing to do, then I don’t know what is! At The Venetian Resort, you can go on gondola rides in true Venetian style without needing to fork up money to buy a plane ticket to Italy.
Treat yourselves to a show (or two)
Las Vegas has a world-class theater scene. From burlesque to magic, Cirque de Soleil to comedy, there is a show for every type of person and every sort of budget. And the best part is, there’s a show happening every single night in Vegas.
A few shows that we think are perfect for a Valentine’s Day date include:
Awakening – The Wynn’s brand-new spectacular production featuring fantastical creatures, dazzling visuals, compelling narrative, and a touch of lighthearted comedy.
Atomic Saloon Show – You get comedy, circus, high-energy rowdiness, country, and sexy all wrapped up in one show.
“O” at Bellagio – Another mesmerizing Cirque du Soleil show, “O” combines water, acrobatics, and theatrical performances to create a unique and romantic experience.
Pretend like you’re in Paris
For a wanderlust-themed Valentine’s Day idea, pretend like you’ve been transported to the romantic city of Paris… without leaving the Las Vegas Strip.
At Paris Las Vegas, you can experience a recreated version of the French capital that includes iconic landmarks like the Louvre, the L’Arc de Triomphe, and, of course, the Eiffel Tower.
The Eiffel Tower Experience offers a unique opportunity to ride up to the Observation Deck of their Eiffel Tower replica, providing gorgeous views of the city from 460 feet in the air. Guides at the top will help you identify major landmarks below.
Pair this experience with a romantic dinner at a French restaurant like the Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Marché Bacchus or Bouchon Bistro, and you’ll feel like you’ve spent a weekend in Paris without all the expense.
The Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas, consistently named one of the most romantic restaurants in the country by many news outlets, is offering a Valentine’s Day special! On February 14th, the restaurant is offering a prix fixe menu with a litany of courses including Alaskan Crab Salad, Baby Sea Scallops, Warm Foie Gras with Braised Fennel, Prime Filet Mignon with Bone Marrow Bread Pudding, and more. Cost: $175.00 per person, plus tax.
Soak in sky-high views of the Las Vegas Strip
Make your V-Day extra memorable by soaking in the sky-high views of the Las Vegas Strip with your sweetheart. Head to one of the city’s many fantastic observation centers for a unique perspective above the bustling cityscape.
The High Roller Observation Wheel, one of the world’s tallest, provides breathtaking 360-degree views of the city. Take advantage of this elevated experience, and while in the area, explore the vibrant LINQ shopping, dining, and entertainment complex located at the base of the High Roller.
Another great option is to head to the observation tower at The STRAT. You can even ride some really crazy, adrenaline-pumping rides there too!
Have drinks at Skyfall Panoramic Bar & Lounge
While we’re on the topic of panoramic views, if a night of drinking is what you’re after, you can elevate your night at Skyfall Panoramic Bar & Lounge, located on the 64th floor of Delano Las Vegas.
Indulge in artisan cocktails and shareable appetizers while taking in the breathtaking panoramic views. On Fridays and Saturdays from 9 PM to 1 AM, a resident DJ provides a laid-back soundtrack to complement the atmosphere.
LIFTOFF at AREA15
If panoramic views from behind a glass window are simply not enough for you and your honey, we want to invite you to try LIFTOFF at AREA15.
LIFTOFF is a panoramic ride and aerial adventure inspired by aeronauts. Toast to the night with specialty libations at the LIFTOFF Lounge before ascending 130 feet high in an open-air balloon ride, offering a 360-degree view of the Las Vegas Strip and beyond. This ride breaks the barriers between land and sky for a one-of-a-kind experience.
You can even drink on the ride! Don’t worry, your drinks won’t fly all over the place — this is a slow-moving observation tower-type ride. The whole journey takes about seven minutes.
Take a hot air balloon ride over the Pahrump Valley
Looking for an even more over-the-top way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Book a sunrise hot air balloon ride and be the envy of all the other couples you know!
On this ride, you’ll fly over the Pahrump Valley and soar as high as 10,000 feet, enjoying a bird’s-eye view of the open desert and mountain scenery that not many get to experience. You’ll need to start your adventure at 3:30 AM in order to witness the epic sunrise views though!
If you want to take it down a notch (or just can’t fathom waking up that early), there’s always the Las Vegas nighttime helicopter flight — perfect for night owls who love glittering city lights!
Get a couple’s massage
You cannot come to Las Vegas for romance without hitting the spa at least once. And with so many high-end hotels here, you are spoiled with choice when it comes to world-class spa treatments.
The top three in our book are:
Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace: Qua Baths & Spa offers an opulent spa with Roman-inspired treatments including an Arctic Ice room. They also offer romantic packages, including the “Couples’ Escape” for a shared spa experience.
Sahra Spa & Hammam at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: A luxurious and modern hammam (Turkish bath) experience. Look for special romantic packages designed for couples seeking an intimate spa retreat.
Canyon Ranch Spa at The Venetian: This award-winning spa lets couples book side-by-side massages or enjoy the Aquavana thermal suite together.
Enjoy the Neon Museum at night
Personally speaking, I think this is one of the cutest and most Vegas-esque date nights in town. If you ever wondered where all the old Vegas signs have disappeared off to over the years, check out the Neon Museum, where you’ll find more than 200 of them gathered.
The Neon Boneyard is the main outdoor exhibition area where you can find a collection of over 200 vintage neon signs including those from old casinos, motels, and businesses.
It’s such a cute date spot as it provides a great backdrop for conversation. You can get lots of cute photos here with retro lit-up signage in the background. Who knows, maybe some will make it into a wedding or anniversary slideshow down the road!
Pro Tip
If you don’t want to pay for the Neon Museum or you just can’t get enough of the neon signage, check out 15 other restored signs that have been placed on medians along Las Vegas Boulevard, between Sahara Avenue and Washington Avenue as part of the Scenic Byways beautification plan. They’re especially cute in the evening!
Indulge in a high tea experience
After you’ve had a bit of fun exploring Las Vegas, you can plan for a late afternoon pick-me-up with some traditional English tea at Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas’ Peacock Alley.
Enjoy high-quality tea infusions alongside tasty scones and finger sandwiches, all while taking in sweeping views of the Strip from the 23rd floor.
This one’s a great one for a Galentine’s Day out, too! This year, a Galentine’s-themed tea will be offered February 11–15 during regular Afternoon Tea hours.
See a comedy show
For couples who love to share laughs together, three of the best comedy club venues in Vegas are The Comedy Cellar at Rio, Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club at MGM Grand, and LA Comedy Club at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod.
These comedy clubs have featured some of the biggest names in comedy, and it wouldn’t be out of the question for a famous comic to show up at a Valentine’s Day show!
Catch a steamy burlesque or revue show
Catching one of the many steamy revue shows offered in Las Vegas could be a fun thing to do on Valentines Day (or Galentine’s Day) if you want to turn the sexy up for the night!
Absinthe at Caesars Palace is a daring and edgy show that combines burlesque, acrobatics, and comedy in an intimate tent setting outside Caesars Palace.
X Burlesque at Flamingo Las Vegas is another high-energy burlesque revue showcasing sensual choreography, dazzling costumes, and a variety of dance styles.
And for the ladies celebrating Galentine’s Day… two shows will add laughs and va-va-voom to your night:
Magic Mike Live at Sahara Las Vegas: Inspired by the “Magic Mike” films, this show is tailored for a female audience, featuring a talented cast of male dancers who fill the room up with fun and excitement.
Thunder From Down Under at Excalibur: Features Australian performers delivering a mix of dance routines, humor, and audience interaction.
Try Dining in the Dark
Test your five senses, and fill your belly, at BLACKOUT Dining In The Dark!
BLACKOUT Dining in the Dark turns the traditional fine dining experience into an anything-but-traditional all-out sensory experience. You’ll basically be eating in pitch-black darkness!
Phones, flashlights or light of any sort aren’t allowed. But that’s what allows your other senses to take the lead and really explore and indulge in your seven-course prix-fixe meal.
What You Should Do Next
If you’ve found something on this list that’s perfect for your Valentine’s Day itinerary, you will want to lock it in ASAP.
Las Vegas is a super popular travel destination during Valentine’s Day because it sometimes falls near other events like Super Bowl Sunday and Lunar New Year.
If the activity you’ve chosen requires a reservation or tickets, get them as soon as possible! Restaurant reservations get booked up weeks if not months in advance!
For example: Four weeks before V-Day, I tried to make a reservation at a prime rib restaurant in Vegas for Valentine’s Day (Feb 14th). Guess what — no availability. So I ended up making a reservation for Feb 13th instead. Not the end of the world, but also not ideal.
Heed my warning, book ’em early!
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