Two Days in Las Vegas
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Two days is the minimum for Vegas to actually feel like a trip instead of a layover. Follow the one-day plan for day one, then use day two for the things that need more runway — a real dinner reservation, a proper spa visit, or a night that doesn't start until 11pm.
Day two, morning
Sleep in, then ease into the day
Sleep in — you earned it. When you do get moving, this is the day for something that requires no rush: a full full-body massage at one of the resort spas, or a slow brunch somewhere off the main Strip drag.
Day two, afternoon
Poolside, or somewhere air-conditioned
If pool season is in swing, a pool party eats the whole afternoon in the best way. If it's not, swap in shopping or one of the shorter museums so you're not standing in the sun.
Day two, evening
The show you actually wanted
Make this the night you book the show you actually wanted — a Cirque du Soleil production, a comedy club set, or a magic show if that's more your speed. Pair it with sushi or Italian beforehand rather than another steakhouse — two nights of the same cuisine gets old fast.
Day two, night
Go all in — you've got tomorrow to recover
This is the night to actually commit to a nightclub table or a longer bar crawl, since you've got the next morning to recover before flying out.