Caesars Palace will kick off the Las Vegas 4th of July fireworks 2022 extravaganza in the heart of the Strip this year, meaning nearly everyone on Las Vegas Boulevard will be able to see the show—all they need to do is step outside. And the crackling sparklers atop the champagne bottles that are so often paraded through the nightclubs of Vegas will look sad in comparison to the multi-event fireworks shows planned around town this Independence Day.
More fireworks shows are planned for downtown Las Vegas and the surrounding valley, ensuring that the already-dazzling city (astronauts can see it from space) will flash even brighter on the 4th of July. But of course, fireworks aren't the only show in town for Independence Day. Starting Friday through the Fourth of July on Monday, the city's entertainment venues will be jam-packed with celebrities, concerts, shows, pool parties, DJs, and more.
Even better, hotel availability in the city’s resort casinos is plentiful, and prices remain reasonable over the holiday weekend with rates well under $400 a night on the Strip and much less in downtown and off the Strip. So if seeing fireworks is a must for you, Las Vegas is a sure bet. Here’s where to see Las Vegas light up this Fourth of July.
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The Las Vegas Strip
Caesars Palace is the only property on the Las Vegas Strip to host a 4th of July fireworks show this year. The show will begin at 8:30pm on Monday, July 4 with fireworks being shot off the Julius Tower. Visitors can watch the show up close near the fountains in front of Caesars Palace or from pretty much anywhere along Las Vegas Boulevard.
