Bonanza Gift Shop

"Lots of Las Vegas souvenirs, much of the same thing (like shot glasses) decorated in quite a variety of ways. Prices are decent. Didn't see a single t-shirt we were interested in, too much "ordinary fare" in that arena. Just a note - this is NOT the biggest gift shop in the USA. You'll find that in Myrtle Beach, SC, the Gay Dolphin, which has 26,000 Sq ft. spread over 7 levels."

"1 stars for the range of products but the store is so big that it’s all gets a bit much. Everything is scattered around and not grouped together. I was after an Elvis keyring, the purpose of my visit but I’m amongst the thousands of key rings no Elvis one was to be found. The quality of the products is pretty low budget and it’s reflected in the prices. The are is super dodgy as well."

"I got some really cool magnets, key chains, shot glasses and bumper stickers here for my friends and family. They have an array of items. The tees, travel mugs, tumblers, and gift sets are reasonably priced. I like the fact that there is a huge parking lot and you don’t have to pay to park as you do now in Las Vegas."

"My recent visit to the Bonanza Gift Shop in Las Vegas left me with some mixed impressions. As one of the largest souvenir shops on the Strip, it certainly boasts an impressive range of items to choose from. However, one notable aspect that struck me was the prevalence of products made in China. While this isn't inherently negative, it did raise questions about the authenticity of the Las Vegas experience one might expect from their souvenirs. Quality-wise, I found that the products varied significantly. Some items seemed well-made, while others felt cheap and flimsy. It's essential for buyers to carefully inspect what they intend to purchase to ensure it meets their expectations. What disappointed me the most was the pricing. Many items seemed to carry a higher price tag than similar souvenirs available at other shops in the area. This made me feel like I was paying a premium for the convenience of shopping at Bonanza Gift Shop, which left a sour taste in my mouth. In conclusion, the Bonanza Gift Shop is undoubtedly a convenient place to pick up souvenirs in Las Vegas, with an extensive selection. However, shoppers should exercise caution, as some items may not meet their quality expectations, and prices might be higher than necessary. It's advisable to explore other options before committing to a purchase here."

"Had to drop by the World's Largest Souvenir Store. It was exactly as advertised: they had souvenirs of all kinds. From mugs to magnets, it's a one-stop shop for those looking to buy cheap souvenirs. Aside from that, it's a great place to kill time."