Still beautiful after all these years! The habitat is this calm oasis in the middle of the craziness of Vegas. It's a great way to spend about an hour, just walking around, enjoying the flamingos and fish. There's also a "hidden" memorial to Bugsy Seigel on the grounds. more

After three days of seeing much along the Strip we decided we wanted a bit of quiet for a change. The Habitat at the Flamingo was just what we needed. It was easy to find out the backside of the hotel and the greenery, birds, and fish provided a lovely change of pace away from pavement, lights, noise, and casinos.... more

We visited here in April of 2008, and thoroughly enjoyed spending an hour or so in the pleasant, peaceful surroundings. It was a welcome break from the noisy hustle-and-bustle of the strip! There are trees, waterfalls and sparkling pools with a footpath winding around that has informative signs. There are many types of birds and fish here, both exotic and... more

I feel compelled to write this review as a way of saying Thank-You to Tripadvisor for their help in my decision making when planning activities for my recent trip. I feel the need to write this because when I discovered the Flamingo Habitat, I was shocked to see ita ranking. I personally feel that the Wildlife Habitat is worthy of... more

We just stopped in for a look and were very favorably surprised. They did a nice job creating an oasis from the bustle of the Strip and the hotel/casino. Lots of flamingos (of course), other birds, koi, etc. There are pamphlets and signs to tell you about the animals you are looking at. And don't miss the monument to Bugsy... more

We stopped at the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat on 4/18, during our 10 day San Simeon/Grand Canyon/Las Vegas road trip. Actually, we'd tried to go the night before, but it was to dark to see much, so we decided to come back the next morning. We could see the flamingos out our pool view room at the Flamingo, so thought we'd... more

If you are in the area then I say check it out. The flamingos do not wander anywhere they want and are secluded to one area. There are lots of other birds that are free to roam. Its free so its good to see, dont go out of your way. Also dont eat at the buffet that overlooks the habitat,... more

After reading about the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, I thought it would be a perfect place to take my seventy-four year old mother. She likes penguins and was interested in seeing them. We were going to go last Christmas, but things happened and we never made it. When we finally came in June 2007, we were surprised to find that the... more

Where else can you find a habitat with Flamingos and Penguins on Las Vegas Blvd.? For free as well! You can't beat this tiny habitat off the North Tour Lobby of the Flamingo Hotel and Casino. It's beautiful, peaceful and relaxing. A great way to pass 15 minutes of your time. more