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All American Premiere Recap: What Happens in Vegas? (Plus, Grade It!)

It appears Spencer James took quite a gamble in Las Vegas over the summer, and he’s playing with something much more valuable than plastic chips.

All American returned for Season 3 on Monday, bringing with it a whole new set of problems for Spencer and his social circle. For one, Spencer’s back at South Crenshaw High (a transition that didn’t go quite as smoothly as Spencer would have preferred), and his arm is still giving him trouble after last season’s injury. But here’s the bigger question: What happened with Olivia?

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The premiere picks up at the start of Spencer’s senior year, and the summer event that everyone’s talking about is the road trip that Spencer and his Beverly High friends took to Las Vegas, where Coop was performing on her tour with Layla. And something must have transpired on that trip between Spencer and Olivia — the latter of whom is still dating Asher, who was on a cruise with his mom all summer — because they can barely make eye contact now.

Spencer calls Olivia out for avoiding him as summer came to a close, and when she counters that he didn’t exactly come looking for her, he says he wanted to give her space. “That’s the right call,” Olivia eventually concedes before running into Asher’s arms when he gets back from his cruise. But later, when Spencer stops by the Bakers’ house to look for Jordan, he runs into Olivia again, and it’s even more painfully uncomfortable between them, which Asher seems to notice. (He also notices that Olivia’s oddly cagey about how she spent her summer.)

Meanwhile, there’s Layla, who seems to have rekindled her flame with Spencer during that same Vegas trip. She and Spencer meet for a face-to-face chat after she gets home from the Coop tour, and she starts by saying their quality time in Vegas doesn’t have to be a big deal. “It was a big deal to me,” Spencer tells her, and they kiss, seemingly getting back together on the spot. But when Olivia notices that Layla and Spencer are an item again, Layla admits they hooked up in Vegas, and Olivia immediately blanches. Two things of note here: Olivia had told her friends she was staying in Los Angeles to help a Sober Sister while the rest of the group went to Vegas, which obviously wasn’t entirely true; and when the show briefly flashes back to the Vegas trip, we see glimpses of Spencer hooking up with a girl, but we never actually see her face.

As the hour winds down, Olivia overhears Spencer confessing to Coach Baker that his arm is still acting up (more on that later), and she gives Spencer a proud hug for telling the truth. But they immediately notice how close they are to one another, and Spencer asks, “Liv, we’re just not gonna talk about what happened this summer?” And the episode ends there!

Elsewhere in the premiere…

* Upon transferring back to South Crenshaw, Spencer does an interview with the Los Angeles Tribune where he’s bombarded with questions about why he abandoned Beverly High. Spencer’s eventual, frustrated response — “Beverly is my past, South Crenshaw is my future” — is taken out of context when the article runs, and Jordan is among the Beverly High teammates who give Spencer the cold shoulder after it’s published; the tension later mounts so much that Jordan punches Spencer in the face, and when Spencer hits him back, it looks as though his arm has gone numb again.

Spencer later admits to Coach Baker that he did lose feeling in his arm during the fight, and that’s the first time it’s happened all summer; Billy, for his part, tries to calm Spencer’s anxiety about how this could ruin his season, promising to get Spencer checked out by one of the best doctors in the league. As for the Jordan dust-up, Spencer gets some tough love from younger brother Dillon, who points out that Spencer’s transfer back to Crenshaw likely made Jordan feel as though he’d unceremoniously lost a brother; that night, Spencer leaves Jordan a voicemail, reminding him that their brotherhood remains the same no matter where Spencer’s playing football.

* Jordan is otherwise preoccupied with girlfriend ( and possible subject of an All American spinoff !) Simone, who goes into labor at the start of the premiere. But Simone gives the baby up for adoption, and she doesn’t even hold her son upon giving birth, assuming it’d be too hard to hold him and then part with him. Plus, she won’t even answer Jordan’s calls, because what if he hates her for giving up a child he loved, even though he wasn’t the father?

Simone’s dad is the voice of reason here, telling Simone that she’s not giving Jordan enough credit. And when he visits the nursery to meet his grandson, Simone’s dad ends up meeting the baby’s adoptive father, who’s so thrilled to finally have a son after his wife struggled to carry a child to term. They’ve named the baby Shay, and Simone’s dad takes photos of the infant, which he later shows to Simone when she’s ready to know more about her baby. She also calls Jordan, apologizing for pushing him away, and he rushes up to her hospital room to love on her.

* Upon getting home from her summer tour, Coop learns that Tyrone’s older sister, an attorney named Monique, is back in Crenshaw, and she’s worried that Monique wants some kind of violent revenge on her. But in the episode’s biggest subversion of expectations, Monique meets up with Coop and tells her she wants to make amends ; she was interested in revenge when she first came back to town, but she realized over the summer that Tyrone terrorized the community, and Monique didn’t protect Tyrone from the gang lifestyle like she should have.

To prove her intentions are legit, Monique reveals that she got Preach released from prison, after she successfully got a years-ago marijuana charge overturned, making Preach’s latest conviction a second strike instead of a third. “And if you’ll let me,” Monique tells Coop, “I’d like to keep making amends.” (All parties in favor of this storyline instead of the revenge plot we thought was coming, say aye!)

Meanwhile, it’s revealed that Coop’s girlfriend, Patience, came home early from the summer tour — and that decision had something to do with Layla’s father. JP Keating “takes cutthroat to a whole ‘nother level,” Patience tells Coop, “and Layla’s dad isn’t who y’all think he is.”

* Finally, there’s Billy, who’s admittedly a bit nervous to be back coaching Crenshaw football; Crenshaw’s potential transformation into a magnet school is only getting delayed by a year, so there’s a lot riding on Billy and Spencer’s performance this season.

Unfortunately for Billy, Crenshaw’s interim principal is D’Angelo Carter, a former Crenshaw student who was mercilessly bullied by Billy, Corey and the rest of the football team; things got so bad that D’Angelo ultimately transferred to boarding school after his freshman year. After getting reminded of how poorly he treated D’Angelo, Billy sincerely apologizes to him, insisting he’s a much different man than he was in high school. But even though D’Angelo can put the bullying behind him, he says he can’t forgive having to leave his family and go to boarding school “because of Billy Baker and his bright future.” To that end, D’Angelo has raised the GPA requirement for all athletic participation at the high school. “Crenshaw will become synonymous with academic excellence,” he tells Billy, warning, “Good luck scraping your team together.”

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All American season 3: What happened with Spencer and Olivia in Vegas?

By sabrina reed | mar 3, 2021.

It’s been a half-season wait for  All American   fans to find out what’s had Spencer and Olivia tip-toeing around an obviously not platonic topic.

The wait, however, is now over thanks to “Roll the Dice,” a flashback episode that comes on the heels of Layla confronting Spencer about the mystery surrounding what really happened in Vegas.

While Layla certainly wasn’t happy with the answers she received, we were treated to a layered and emotional missed chance between Spelivia prompted by Jordan and Simone’s ill-advised wedding.

But let me back up a bit and set the stage for an iconic Spencer and Olivia moment that’s worthy of being in The CW hall of fame.

Why didn’t Spencer and Olivia stay in Vegas in All American?

Our favorite group of poorly supervised and jet-setting teens came to Las Vegas at the invitation of Layla to support Coop’s sold-out show.

Her father even bankrolled a killer suite in a clear show of support for Layla shooting her shot with Spencer now that she’s gotten her mental health and personal life together. What the man lacks in professional boundaries, he truly makes up for in being his daughter’s wing-man.

But while everyone, including Olivia, saw this trip as an opportunity for Spencer and Layla to reconnect, Spencer was uncharacteristically dragging his feet. It took the surprise appearance of Olivia who initially bailed on coming to Vegas, a psychic intervention, and Jordan and Simone’s wedding for Spencer to finally realize why things were different between him and Layla.

In a moment that builds off of the history between Spencer and Olivia, the two bore witness to Jordan and Simone’s vows while flashing back to significant periods in each of their lives. Each vow aligned with a cherished Spelivia moment and highlighted not only how integral the two have become to one another but also how deeply they feel about each other.

It was enough to bring tears to both Spencer and Olivia’s eyes and gave Spencer the courage to speak to Olivia about his feelings. He wasted very little time going back to the crystal shop to buy Olivia the necklace she was eying as a token of his affection. Between that and his love confession, I nearly forgot how things would play out which is a testament to the All American writers.

Spelivia scenes from earlier in the season hit different now. We knew there was romantic tension between Spencer and Olivia, but now, we know it’s because things were left unresolved. Olivia ran from their feelings, and Spencer fell back into Layla as a reaction to being rejected. They’ve been trying to recreate some sense of normalcy. Trying to return to a time before Spencer realized he’s in love with Olivia, and she only had to deal with unrequited feelings and suppressed emotion.

But they can’t go back to that time. It doesn’t exist anymore. Spencer’s idea of real happiness involves Olivia, and running from that reality has only hurt the very people Olivia was trying to protect. Layla caught onto the vibe between Spelivia. More specifically, she realized she’s not the person Spencer depends on nor is she the one who knows and understands him the best.

Episode after episode has revealed just how far out of the loop Layla is on Spencer’s feelings. But, he put her in that position by not being up front. So now he has to deal with the consequences. At the end of the day, his broken heart doesn’t excuse falling back on Layla and secretly harboring feelings for Olivia.

It was a mistake to get involved with her again knowing his heart wasn’t in it especially because it has twice now been a reaction to Olivia not choosing him. No one wants to feel like a consolation prize and, while it’s doubtful that was Spencer’s intention, that’s how Layla has been treated.

Next week’s episode, “Canceled,” is our last before All American goes on hiatus. Now that Layla knows the truth we’re expecting fireworks. She’s a woman scorned by two people she loves deeply, two people she’s been pouring her heart out to about her feelings, who have kept quiet on their own. That’s an infuriating place to be in, but having everything out in the open may be the push Spencer and Olivia need to talk about what happened in Vegas.

Olivia has been avoiding the conversation every time Spencer has tried to bring it up. Her avoidance led to an extended absence from each other’s lives that the both of them hated. At the core of who Spelivia are is friendship.

They’ve put their own feelings aside more than once to preserve the bond they share. This most recent time is no different. But regardless of Olivia’s initial misgivings, the two do need to talk. Spencer deserves an explanation for why Olivia ran off, and Olivia should get to put words to how she feels about Spencer.

It’s my belief that she’s in love with him but is so used to hiding it that the idea of telling him terrifies her especially in light of this being the second time she’s gotten in the middle of Layla’s relationship. But the thing is Olivia is already in the middle and has been for awhile now. She can’t change something that already happened. The only thing she can do is work with what’s happening in the moment, and it seems like her and Spencer’s moment is coming back around.

I hope we’re in for part two of the Spelivia love confession next week. Until then, All American fans, fingers crossed.

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All American Premiere Recap: What Happens in Vegas? (Plus, Grade It!)

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It appears Spencer James took quite a gamble in Las Vegas over the summer, and he’s playing with something much more valuable than plastic chips.

All American returned for Season 3 on Monday, bringing with it a whole new set of problems for Spencer and his social circle. For one, Spencer’s back at South Crenshaw High (a transition that didn’t go quite as smoothly as Spencer would have preferred), and his arm is still giving him trouble after last season’s injury. But here’s the bigger question: What happened with Olivia?

The premiere picks up at the start of Spencer’s senior year, and the summer event that everyone’s talking about is the road trip that Spencer and his Beverly High friends took to Las Vegas, where Coop was performing on her tour with Layla. And something must have transpired on that trip between Spencer and Olivia — the latter of whom is still dating Asher, who was on a cruise with his mom all summer — because they can barely make eye contact now.

Spencer calls Olivia out for avoiding him as summer came to a close, and when she counters that he didn’t exactly come looking for her, he says he wanted to give her space. “That’s the right call,” Olivia eventually concedes before running into Asher’s arms when he gets back from his cruise. But later, when Spencer stops by the Bakers’ house to look for Jordan, he runs into Olivia again, and it’s even more painfully uncomfortable between them, which Asher seems to notice. (He also notices that Olivia’s oddly cagey about how she spent her summer.)

As the hour winds down, Olivia overhears Spencer confessing to Coach Baker that his arm is still acting up (more on that later), and she gives Spencer a proud hug for telling the truth. But they immediately notice how close they are to one another, and Spencer asks, “Liv, we’re just not gonna talk about what happened this summer?” And the episode ends there!

Elsewhere in the premiere…

* Upon transferring back to South Crenshaw, Spencer does an interview with the Los Angeles Tribune where he’s bombarded with questions about why he abandoned Beverly High. Spencer’s eventual, frustrated response — “Beverly is my past, South Crenshaw is my future” — is taken out of context when the article runs, and Jordan is among the Beverly High teammates who give Spencer the cold shoulder after it’s published; the tension later mounts so much that Jordan punches Spencer in the face, and when Spencer hits him back, it looks as though his arm has gone numb again.

Spencer later admits to Coach Baker that he did lose feeling in his arm during the fight, and that’s the first time it’s happened all summer; Billy, for his part, tries to calm Spencer’s anxiety about how this could ruin his season, promising to get Spencer checked out by one of the best doctors in the league. As for the Jordan dust-up, Spencer gets some tough love from younger brother Dillon, who points out that Spencer’s transfer back to Crenshaw likely made Jordan feel as though he’d unceremoniously lost a brother; that night, Spencer leaves Jordan a voicemail, reminding him that their brotherhood remains the same no matter where Spencer’s playing football.

Simone’s dad is the voice of reason here, telling Simone that she’s not giving Jordan enough credit. And when he visits the nursery to meet his grandson, Simone’s dad ends up meeting the baby’s adoptive father, who’s so thrilled to finally have a son after his wife struggled to carry a child to term. They’ve named the baby Shay, and Simone’s dad takes photos of the infant, which he later shows to Simone when she’s ready to know more about her baby. She also calls Jordan, apologizing for pushing him away, and he rushes up to her hospital room to love on her.

* Upon getting home from her summer tour, Coop learns that Tyrone’s older sister, an attorney named Monique, is back in Crenshaw, and she’s worried that Monique wants some kind of violent revenge on her. But in the episode’s biggest subversion of expectations, Monique meets up with Coop and tells her she wants to make amends ; she was interested in revenge when she first came back to town, but she realized over the summer that Tyrone terrorized the community, and Monique didn’t protect Tyrone from the gang lifestyle like she should have.

To prove her intentions are legit, Monique reveals that she got Preach released from prison, after she successfully got a years-ago marijuana charge overturned, making Preach’s latest conviction a second strike instead of a third. “And if you’ll let me,” Monique tells Coop, “I’d like to keep making amends.” (All parties in favor of this storyline instead of the revenge plot we thought was coming, say aye!)

Meanwhile, it’s revealed that Coop’s girlfriend, Patience, came home early from the summer tour — and that decision had something to do with Layla’s father. JP Keating “takes cutthroat to a whole ‘nother level,” Patience tells Coop, “and Layla’s dad isn’t who y’all think he is.”

* Finally, there’s Billy, who’s admittedly a bit nervous to be back coaching Crenshaw football; Crenshaw’s potential transformation into a magnet school is only getting delayed by a year, so there’s a lot riding on Billy and Spencer’s performance this season.

Unfortunately for Billy, Crenshaw’s interim principal is D’Angelo Carter, a former Crenshaw student who was mercilessly bullied by Billy, Corey and the rest of the football team; things got so bad that D’Angelo ultimately transferred to boarding school after his freshman year. After getting reminded of how poorly he treated D’Angelo, Billy sincerely apologizes to him, insisting he’s a much different man than he was in high school. But even though D’Angelo can put the bullying behind him, he says he can’t forgive having to leave his family and go to boarding school “because of Billy Baker and his bright future.” To that end, D’Angelo has raised the GPA requirement for all athletic participation at the high school. “Crenshaw will become synonymous with academic excellence,” he tells Billy, warning, “Good luck scraping your team together.”

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Loved the premiere!

The tension with Spencer and Liv has been there for a while but it’s now bubbling over. They definitely need to confront their feelings for each other before more people end up getting hurt. Interesting that they chose to acknowledge the BLM protests in the real world but not address Covid. Great premiere. Excited to see where this season goes.

Coop should watch her back. I do not trust Tyrone’s sister at all.

Agreed., Making amends makes for boring tv. What makes gripping tv is watching and waiting to see how Monique exacts revenge while under the guise of making amends. And gripping tv makes for better ratings (usually) and that’s what studios and networks are all about.

I’m glad they didn’t address covid, made the episode so much better.

I like liv and Asher together but I also love the tension between liv and spencer

Solid start to the season

I’m also glad they didn’t address covid too. I watch these shows to escape reality, not be reminded of it.

Yeah. Thank god, that in the reality there are no social justice issues, like in All American, there are no poverty or gangs, there are no drugs, etc.

The showrunner said they tried to keep it as relevant to the actual story as possible and placing covid in made little sense.

Liv and Spence…about time!

Spencer needs to stop stealing Ash’s girlfriend. Also dating one best friend while sleeping with the other is beneath him. Even if the chronology is before Vegas (which seems indicated,) Spencer was willing to get back together with Layla and should have had the decency to warn Layla before getting back together with her. This, plus that interview are making Spencer’s into a villain for the season. He is a better man than this and the show is tainting that.

Billy the Bully storyline is silly. That his former victim now has power over him is one thing, but to take it out on the students, that’s different. Some of those kids need Football to go to college. Making them ineligible based on arbitrary grade requirements to punish the coach is down right disgraceful. This principle represents an impoverished community, it is down right evil to further stack the deck against even one of his students.

Tyrone sister will probably kill Preach this season. I get the feeling they are setting her up as the cat who waits for the mouse to drop its guard. That plus Patience and JP spells a bad season ahead for Coop.

I enjoyed the premiere. Looking forward to the rest of the season.

Where is Darnell

Great first episode.Ready for more.

Enjoyed it as usual!!!…..Glad the waiting is finally over.However, not cool that Spencer and Olivia possibly hooked up. Yukkk! They are practically family.Dont want them to hook up.I love me some Asher!!

Ok, the new principal at Crenshaw looks very familar, what is his real name? Was he on Days of Our Lives????

His name is Lamon Archey he’s on Days of Our Lives too.

I think it would be out of character for Spencer & Olivia to hook up and then get right back with their significant others. I think there is some other situation causing the weirdness. Maybe Spencer caught Olivia hooking up with someone else or using again? Or maybe Olivia caught him hooking up with someone else? I would not mind the pairing in the future, but for now, I would not like the storyline of Spencer hooking up with another of Asher’s girlfriends or Olivia hooking up with another of Layla’s boyfriends. Those two characters are better than that.

I agree, but it also seems likely they will hook up again mid season (probably in the finale.) Olivia is clearly still interested in him, (the look on her face when he kisses Layla says it all,) and he wouldn’t be avoiding her if she hadn’t rejected him. My guess is that they hooked up, she freaked out because she was cheating on Asher. Spencer was hurt (emotionally,) when he went to Vegas and rebounded with Layla. Either way, Spencer is not being positioned well this season. His character will probably do something else sleazy soon in an effort to turn this into a wayward good guy arc. Feels kinda silly so far.

This is one of the best shows ever created. Wonderful cast, they all play such a great roll and I love T Diggs what a great way for us to get excited to watch this again plz keep it coming.

Great episode. I am confused as to whether Liv actually went on the Vegas trip because I thought she stayed back and I’m so curious to find out what happened between her and Spence

I love All American! I can’t wait for the next episode!!!!

Am in love with the serie, cant wait for Olivia to admit that she loves Spencer from the beginning.

I love Spencer and Olivia need to make that happen. …

I would have like to seen more of what happened with Spencer and Olivia…… I’ve been waiting all week for this…..

I love this show. One of my favorites, the cast is extremely talented. The storyline are heartfelt and authentic. Team Olivia and Spencer all the way, the bond and obvious strong connection between the two is undeniable!!!

Thanks for this recap! I started watching late and can’t find the episodes to stream. After reading, I felt like I actually watched the show. I do however, still want to see the video lol. Thanks again for the recap.

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All American Season 3 Episode 7 Review: Roll the Dice

All American Season 3 Episode 7 finally gives us the breakdown of what really happened in Vegas.

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All American Season 3, Episode 7

“Roll the Dice” gives us a break from current events and decides to show us all that went down in the summer before school started. Secrets, revelations, and confessions. How about that for a Vegas trip? Let’s discuss…

What happens in Vegas… doesn’t stay in Vegas?

Can we all agree that Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) has been very impulsive and immature in the way he makes decisions this season? Like, to the point where you want to go up to his face and yell “What are you doing?” Jordan and Simone (Geffri Maya) getting married didn’t even cross my mind as a possibility for the secret of what went down last summer. However, it is Vegas, so why not? Seeing it play out makes can be anxiety-inducing to watch, but I guess when you know, you know. Jordan is still very immature and I am side-eying these teens’ decision to get married, but if they don’t listen to anyone, maybe they’ll realize the impact of their decision later on and think about it more seriously. They moved too quickly and everyone knows that. The way that shows have teens act so sure about decisions like these never fails to make me giggle. I know that it’s “to each their own” but come on now, this is way too soon. Oh boy.

This episode really nails it in the way it reveals what really went down in Vegas, and how it changed the course of character dynamics when they all returned home. What I didn’t expect was for this episode to center more around Simone and Jordan and what their decision to move forward will be. You can’t blame Olivia (Samantha Logan) for speaking the truth about her twin brother. She knows him better than anyone after all.

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“I wanted you here. That’s why I called you.”

Ladies and gentlemen, there you have it. A moment that was a long time coming for Spencer (Daniel Ezra) and Olivia. We’ve got the answers we’ve been wanting this whole time. Though things did take an upsetting turn in the end, the most important moment happened and it was beautiful.

I can’t get over the intense looks Spencer and Olivia gave one another as Simone and Jordan were saying their vows. It’s always moments like these, in which the angst of two characters that have unknowingly had strong feelings for one another this whole time come out, as the “looks” start to unveil itself. Where one or both of them begin to realize that the person they’re staring at is the person they’ve been truly in love with this whole time.

Let me also note that the montage of all the beautiful and intimate moments these two have shared was touching to watch. Two people made for each other realizing that they have always been each other’s person. For a second there, I forgot that the main focus was Jordan and Simone getting married. Spencer finally gets clarity that it’s been Olivia all along, and that all those moments between them have led them to where they are now. That speech he gave? The writers definitely knew what they were doing because it worked and flowed so well. Ah, teenage love is special and you feel all the feels. For Spencer to put his heart out like that takes a lot of vulnerability and strength, though I wish Olivia said more during that scene, even though she said plenty with her eyes and body language just when Spencer went in for that long-awaited kiss.

Olivia’s hesitation is justifiable, she’s thinking about how Asher and Layla would feel. Again, it’s vry in character for Olivia to sacrifice her own feelings and happiness for her friends’. It’s admirable, but it’s also time she prioritizes her happiness. What really got to me was the way Spencer said that he loved her—like, those three words finally came out of his mouth. “Roll the Dice” does an exceptional job in giving us such a good backstory of what happened in the past, because it finally gave us clarity of what really happened and what this means moving forward for everyone. 

Additional thoughts.

This teenage marriage storyline takes me back to the good old of that one CW drama we can’t seem to forget: One Tree Hill . Oh, what a throwback.

They recast Layla’s dad! Did not expect that, but due to COVID travel restrictions when filming, the original actor wasn’t able to be there.

Going back to a time where Coop and Spencer are still best friends and knowing that they aren’t now is sad. 

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What happened to Patience was not cool at all.

Spencer bought the necklace for Olivia instead! Be still, my heart.

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All American season 3 episode 7 spoilers: Road trip to Vegas!

All American February 22, 2021

Also, this trip will serve as an opportunity to address some serious elephants in the room. We think that a lot of characters will need to unravel their feelings in the wake of revelations made at the cabin, including what they want for their future. Obviously, we are still talking about high-schoolers here — there is no reason to sit here and believe that anything is 100% set in stone forever. With that being said, though, these characters can’t think that way. They are in the moment, and every single bond that they have carries with it the weight of the world.

For a few more details on the future, be sure to check out the full  All American  season 3 episode 7 synopsis below:

GETTING THINGS CLEARED UP – With Coop (Bre-Z) performing in Las Vegas, Spencer (Daniel Ezra) and some of the gang take a road trip to see her and Layla (Greta Onieogou) on tour. Layla is nervous to see Spencer and admit how she is feeling towards him, and surprisingly Spencer also gets a little clarity on his feelings. Olivia (Samantha Logan) surprises the group last minute, but she notices that Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) and Simone (guest star Geffri Maya) are acting suspicious, so she enlists Spencer’s help to see what they are up to. Meanwhile, with the urging of Coop, Patience (Chelsea Tavares) tries stand up for herself, but JP (guest star Ray Campbell) has other plans leaving Patience stunned when she discovers the reason why. Taye Diggs, Cody Christian, Monet Mazur and Karimah Westbrook also star. Dawn Wilkinson directed the episode written by Mike Herro & David Strauss (#307). Original airdate 3/1/2021.

If you’re entering this episode with a lot of questions, at least take some solace in the fact that answers (seemingly) look to be coming your way soon.

What do you most want to see when it comes to  All American  season 3 episode 7?

Be sure to let us know some of your thoughts in the comments! Once you do that, stick around — there are other updates ahead that you don’t want to miss. (Photo: The CW.)

This article was written by Jessica Carter.

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The best way to enjoy Las Vegas, saving time and money, is with a vacation package. By bundling together hotels and flights, you will often be able to take advantage of preferential rates, as opposed to standard single rates when booking separately. You will also save time matching hotel availability to your flights. If flexibility isn’t your priority, Las Vegas vacation packages could leave you more money to spend in the city itself, rather than on getting there.

When should you book a vacation package to Las Vegas?

Booking a Las Vegas flight and hotel package is an efficient way to save on stress and cash. For the best deals and rooms, it’s advisable to search for Las Vegas vacation packages during quieter periods. Traveling during the week is generally more affordable than at weekends, and by booking earlier you can help avoid higher rates. The July-August ‘Monsoon’ season is a good time to find Las Vegas travel deals, as most travelers opt to visit during spring and fall when the weather is hotter and dryer. It’s also a good time to get away from the concrete and visit the surrounding valleys, mountains and national parks in cooler weather.

Whilst searching for Las Vegas travel deals, be sure to check out seasonal activities. Most crowd-pulling events such as the NASCAR race, the Super Bowl, and the Rodeo happen during fall and winter as well as major conventions such as the Consumer Electronics Show and the Magic International.

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The Aria Resort and Casino is one of the classiest hotels on the Las Vegas strip, offering private cabana rental alongside a range of first-class, dedicated amenities to make your Las Vegas getaway feel special. The resort is just a 10-minute drive from McCarran International, and offers a 24-hour taxi and limo booking service. If you book a Sky Suite with the hotel, luxury transfer to and from the airport is included.

The Venetian Resort Hotel is a luxurious, whimsical Las Vegas creation. Housed in a sprawling Italianate palazzo, it boasts an on-site grand canal complete with gondolas, renaissance mall, spacious, eco-friendly suites and 10 outdoor pools. The hotel is just 12 minutes by car or taxi from the airport, and it offers a wide range of transport options, from a taxi booking service to a ‘Grazie’ shuttle service (free for Gold and Platinum members), running every half hour between 6.am and 6.30pm.

For family vacations in Las Vegas:

Marriot’s Grand Chateau, 15-minutes’ walk from the strip, boasts spacious family rooms, free valet parking, kids’ activity rooms and a bird’s-eye view of central Las Vegas. Just a ten-minute drive from the airport, head north onto McCarran Airport Connector, carry on to Swenson Street, then left onto E Harmon Ave. The Chateau offers free valet parking.

The Mandarin Oriental offers cozy family rooms and a range of child-oriented services, from children’s afternoon tea to the arrangement of certified babysitters, to ensure a stress-free stay for the whole family. The hotel is around a ten-minute drive by cab or car from the airport and is located right on ‘The Strip’.

For romantic vacations in Las Vegas:

The Desert Rose Resort, just 2 blocks from the southern part of the Strip, is a great choice for couples on a budget. It boasts a range of contemporary condominium suites with private patios or balconies. As it doesn’t host on-site bars or clubs, it’s ideal for those looking for something quieter. Just seven minutes from the airport by car, head north onto McCarran Airport Connector then left onto E. Tropicana Ave. After 1.6 miles, turn left onto Duke Ellington Way – the resort is on the right.

The MGM Grand attracts some of the world’s most famous acts to its numerous nightclubs and showrooms. With pool complexes, a range of signature bars and restaurants, and generously-sized suites, it’s an ideal honeymoon resort. The resort offers tax assistance and features on shuttle service routes to and from the airport (just 7 minutes away, though usually longer via shuttle). If driving from McCarran International, head north onto McCarran Airport Connector and left onto E. Tropicana Ave., then right onto Audrie St. and left towards the resort entrance.

For luxury vacations in Las Vegas:

The Wynne Las Vegas is a dazzling luxurious resort, featuring a full casino, dozens of boutiques and matchlessly designed amenities. The hotel doesn’t offer a free shuttle service, but is located directly on the Strip, and is easily reachable (around 12 minutes) from McCarran International via cab or hired car.

The Four Seasons in Mandalay Bay offers glorious views of the surrounding desert mountains from chic, Art-Deco suites. Alongside stellar on-site restaurants, guests can enjoy tailored treatments in the Forbes Five Star Spa. Limo, taxi and rental car services are available for airport transfers (around 12 minutes away) and beyond.

For budget vacations in Las Vegas:

The Mardi Gras Hotel and Casino is located 5 minutes from the Monorail and offers free shuttles to the Strip and airport transfers (between 7am and 10pm). It also offers free service level parking and a friendly full-service bar and restaurant. From the airport, simply head north on Paradise Road for 2.3 miles. The hotel is on the right.

The Circus Circus Hotel, Casino, and Theme Park is just 5 minutes’ drive from the Convention Center and offers free entertainment nightly. The hotel is just 8 minutes away from the airport by cab, or half an hour way via line 108 bus.

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Head out on the highway and hit up the Grand Canyon – one of the seven natural wonders of the world – with scenic tours and a stylish Wild West hotel.

With national parks and a natural wonder nearby, Las Vegas couldn’t be better suited for an all-American road trip.

“Vegas is uniquely positioned – within one day, you can visit so many different parts of the country,” says Steve Jones of local supercar experience Dream Racing . “You can be in urban LA or at the beach in Malibu within four hours; along the way, you could stop in Joshua Tree or Palm Springs to soak up the desert lifestyle. Or head about six hours north to the mountainscapes and redwood forests of Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks.”

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Rainbow-striped rock in shades of olive, rust and ochre, plunging cliffs and stacked rock formations – the South Rim of the Grand Canyon is home to most of those much-photographed viewpoints of which you’ve been dreaming, and this hiking excursion takes you along the South Kaibab Trail to some of the most dizzying spots. It’s not hard to see how Ooh Aah Point got the name, but the favorite picnic patch on this tour, gazing down to the Colorado River, is pretty special too.

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Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Colorado are some of the most scenic states to put the pedal to the metal, and all are centered around the inimitable Grand Canyon. “One of my favorite driving routes is up through Utah, to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon, then into Colorado, through the Rockies to Denver,” says Steve Jones. “You can then head south and loop around via the Grand Canyon.” If you want to be shuttled around the latter in style, consider this sunset safari in a specially converted vehicle with big panoramic windows.

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How to Make the Most of Your Trip to Las Vegas with American Express Travel®

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November 09, 2023

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The desert oasis of Las Vegas goes all out to stimulate the senses. It dazzles with neon signage and dancing fountains, restaurants run by celebrity chefs, live music and acrobatics shows, pool parties, and events including the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix and the World Poker Series. Gambling is what first put Sin City on the map, and the Strip is packed with casinos to try your luck. Much more than a one-trick destination, Vegas also beckons with family-friendly attractions, art installations and museums, and nearby desert wonders.

Explore insights below from our Travel Consultants and get more out of your next visit by booking your hotel stay through American Express Travel®. At Fine Hotels + Resorts® properties, Platinum Card® Members can enjoy elevated benefits* such as daily breakfast for two, a $100 experience credit unique to each property, a room upgrade upon arrival, when available 1 , and guaranteed 4pm check-out. At The Hotel Collection properties 2 , you can also expect a $100 experience credit, that varies by property, and a room upgrade upon arrival, when available. 1

Plus, you get up to $200 back in statement credits each year on prepaid Fine Hotels + Resorts or The Hotel Collection 2  bookings through American Express Travel when you pay with your Platinum Card.*

1 Certain room categories are not eligible for upgrade.

2 The Hotel Collection requires a minimum two-night stay.

Best Time to Visit

Visit in the Spring and Fall for the best weather, and March through September for outdoor pools. August is the quietest but there’s always something happening in Vegas.

Getting There

Henry Reid International Airport (LAS) 2.5 miles

Where to Stay in Las Vegas

Wynn and Encore Las Vegas

Enter an over-the-top wonderland at Wynn and Encore Las Vegas , where moving floral sculptures, including a carousel, fill the lobby. Rooms and suites appeal with 507-thread count sheets and ample space (starting around 650 square feet). Throughout the massive complex, you’ll encounter exquisitely landscaped gardens, waterfalls, and the Lake of Dreams, a multimedia water extravaganza. Wynn and Encore Las Vegas captures the magic of Las Vegas right within its grounds, from the acrobatic performances, comedians, and concerts hosted at Encore Theater to pools, a beach club, designer shops, and a spa where you can use your   $100 experience credit .

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“Play a round of golf at the Wynn Golf Club on the Las Vegas Strip, an 18-hole championship course, or book a Master Class with experts like the Wynn’s pastry chefs, florists, or master barber.”

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

Non-gaming hotel Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is located in the heart of the Strip. Guest room designs are contemporary and sleek, with floor-to-ceiling windows that make the most of city views. Relax in a private cabana at the pool deck or pamper yourself at the Waldorf Astoria Spa, from facials and massages to wellness therapies including a Karmic Happiness Ritual. Enjoy complimentary   daily breakfast  for two at the seasonal American restaurant Zen Kitchen and pair a craft cocktail with a light bite at SkyBar, which has fantastic views of the Strip.

“Consider using your $125 experience credit at the Tea Lounge. Expect a traditional high tea with tiered trays of sandwiches, scones, and sweets, plus there are lots of rare teas to choose from.”

Bellagio is famous for its fountains, which put on a colorful choreographed show set to music, and for the lobby ceiling’s installation of Dale Chihuly blown-glass flowers. Poker fans also know this resort on the Strip for the sprawling casino, which attracts world famous poker professionals. Elegant accommodations suit the varied needs of travelers, with options including two-bedroom luxury villas and dog-friendly perks; they all deliver views of the Vegas valley or the fountains. Without even leaving the resort, you can explore the Gallery of Fine Arts and the 14,000-square foot Botanical Gardens. There are also five Mediterranean-inspired pools and two premium spas. When it’s mealtime, use your $100 experience credit toward satisfying your palate at over 20 restaurants. Plus, this property in The Hotel Collection offers the additional benefit of complimentary daily breakfast for two.

“Dine at Picasso by Spanish Chef Julian Serrano, in company of Pablo Picasso paintings and charming ceramics. Try to snag a lakeside table where you’ll have an up-front view of the Bellagio fountain show.”

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

There’s a cheeky playfulness to The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas , which goes bold with art and design in the 3,000-plus spacious rooms and suites outfitted with balconies, seating areas, and skyline views. You can party while soaking up the sun at the poolside Marquee Dayclub and carry on after dark at The Chandelier, a bar draped with 21 miles of strung crystals to dazzling effect. It has three separate stories, each with its own setup, atmosphere, and specialty drinks menu. Relax at the enchanting desert inspired Sahra Spa & Hammam with mystifying sand sculptures, monsoon caves, and giant heated stone slabs – or get active by playing tennis at the two outdoor courts or booking a session with on-property trainers.

“Have fun uncovering The Cosmopolitan’s hidden spaces. On the third floor, down an unmarked hallway lined with no sign, no name, just vinyl album covers, you'll find the NYC-style Secret Pizza joint. And behind a janitor’s door is The Barbershop Cuts & Cocktails, where you can get an old-school shave and haircut as well as a drink.”

Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resort

Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resorts , is a super-luxurious space just off the Strip within Resorts World, an integrated complex of Hilton brands that also includes Conrad Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Hilton. Soak up the scene and city views from your daybed at the adults-only infinity pool, where you can linger on your last day, thanks to   guaranteed 4pm check-out . Satisfy every craving with more than 40 food and beverage options, including the Japanese bistro Kusa Nori and Caviar Bar Las Vegas, and indulge in retail therapy at 70,000-square-foot retail space The District. Wander through the casino to the Entertainment Zone for concerts by stars in residence.

“Awana Spa offers treatments drawn from European and Eastern rituals and Fountain of Youth facilities with relaxing spaces: four vitality pools ranging in temperature, a crystal laconium with salt therapy, steam rooms, and a rain walk.”

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas embraces opulence with all-suite accommodations and ample use of marble, frescoes, and chandeliers. Sail along the indoor network of canals on a gondola, under bridges and past boutiques and Vegas’s own St. Mark’s Square. There are 10 pools, plus TAO Beach Dayclub, a Balinese-inspired tropical oasis with a DJ calendar to rival all others. Entertainment options include a sprawling casino, glamorous cocktail lounges, and a full calendar of concerts and shows from top performers. After all that stimulation, you could easily devote a day to the 134,000-square-foot Canyon Ranch spa + fitness.

“Get to know the routines of the resort’s gondoliers; twice a day, you can catch them marching and singing as they make their way to and from their boats.”

Conrad Las Vegas

Perched above Las Vegas Boulevard, Conrad Las Vegas is one of three hotels integrated within Resorts World that offer up easy access to the Strip. The style is midcentury modern, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a sitting area in the 1,496 spacious accommodations. Some feature pullout couches, and you can request a rollaway bed for a fee or a complimentary crib. Make a splash at one of the five on-site pools, including one dedicated to families; bliss out at the Awana Spa; or try your hand at the in-house casino. Plus, take advantage of your   $100 experience credit  at Fuhu (Asian fusion) or other qualifying restaurants and bars."

“Eclectic art appears across Resorts World. Look for a spray paint original by local artist Spencer Couture on the way from the Conrad lobby to the casino and for Red Hong Yi’s portrait made with 20,000 dyed tea bags at Famous Foods.”

Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton

One mile off the Strip,   Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton  celebrates the desert location, with cacti and furnishings in shades of fiery orange and earth tones. Three towers of rooms and suites overlook the twinkling skyline or two pools: one where you can lounge in a private cabana or daybed and another known as Elia Beach Club, with a stage and adults-only scene. You can use your  $100 experience credit  at the resort pool or qualifying restaurants and bars. At The Theater, dance like no one’s watching to live music by well-known and up-and-coming artists alike.

“Virgin counts 14 restaurants and lounges that range from Thai (Night + Market) to Mexican (Casa Calavera). The grooviest spot is the Shag Room, which hosts Sunday afternoon parties with boozy teas, savory bites, and live music.”

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What to do in las vegas.

Admire the Arts

Visit the Neon Museum to learn about the city's iconic signage and take in contemporary works at the Aria Fine Art Collection.

Stroll and Sip

Explore the Bellagio's Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, and then head to Lily Bar & Lounge for a craft cocktail.

Soar Above Vegas

Experience the High Roller, the highest observation wheel in the world, and zipline down the Strip with Fly LINQ.

Hit the Desert

The towering neon totem poles of Seven Magic mountains are a popular photo-op, while Red Rock Canyon offers a 13-mile scenic drive and kid-friendly trails.

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Fly into the depths of the Grand Canyon by helicopter and enjoy a champagne picnic below the rim. You'll have plenty of time to explore and take pictures of the remarkable landmark.

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• Locations: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Las Vegas Strip
• Tour length: 210 minutes
• Air time: 90 minutes.
• Transportation type: Helicopter, limo
• Meals included: Lunch
• Special requirements: Any guest weighing more than 275lbs (A-Star Helicopter) or 300lbs (EC-130 Helicopter) must purchase an empty seat in order to safely balance the aircraft. The tour company will charge a reduced rate for the adjacent seat at the time of check-in.

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Fly into the depths of the incredible wonder that nature has created. Upon landing, you'll enjoy a champagne picnic while admiring views of the glorious canyon rim.

Your tour begins with a limo ride from your hotel to the airport. Depart in a state-of-the-art helicopter and see awe-inspiring views of Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, Colorado River and extinct volcanoes. After your helicopter takes you 3,200 feet down to the canyon, you'll get a complimentary picnic lunch with champagne hosted by your pilot. 

Don't worry --  you'll have plenty time to explore and take pictures of the remarkable landmark. This tour concludes with exciting views of Lake Mead, Mojave Desert and the Las Vegas Strip. Afterwards you will return by limo to your hotel.

Tour includes limo transportation to and from the hotel.

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If it’s your first time in Sin City or you want to plan the best Vegas getaway ever, you need this Las Vegas travel guide . Below, you’ll find everything you need to plan a trip to Las Vegas , from attractions and Las Vegas city passes , to the best time to book your hotel.

Planning a Vegas trip step-by-step

This Las Vegas trip planner will guide you step-by-step, so you cover all the bases:

1. Things to do in Las Vegas

• 2. Best Vegas trip itineraries

3. Best time to travel to Las Vegas

4. how to find cheap trips to las vegas.

• 5. Where to stay in Las Vegas

6. How to get around Las Vegas

• 7. Tours to book in Las Vegas

8. Where to eat in Las Vegas

• 9. How much a Vegas trip cost
• 10. Las Vegas tourist map

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With all of the activities available in Sin City, you can plan a Vegas trip for families, kids, friends, or couples. Below, you’ll find the best things to do in Las Vegas , including concerts, day trips, museums, and much more.

• Free things to do in Las Vegas
• Things to do in Vegas during the day
• Things to do in Las Vegas at night
• Things to do in Las Vegas with kids
• Things to do in Las Vegas as a couple
• Las Vegas bachelor/bachelorette ideas
• Things to do on Las Vegas Strip
• Things to do in Downtown Las Vegas

Many of these attractions are included in the Go City All-Inclusive Pass , the best Las Vegas city pass to save money. You can find more Las Vegas tips for first-timers in our city pass guide .

2. Plan your Vegas trip itinerary

You have lots of options when it comes to putting together a Las Vegas itinerary . It depends on what you want to do and see, as well as how many days you have in the city.

How many days to spend in Vegas

It’s hard to see all of Las Vegas in a day, but if you’re short on time, two days is enough. Ideally, I recommend planning a 3-day trip to Vegas so you can see all the top attractions.

Vegas trip itinerary ideas

For some ideas on how to plan a trip to Vegas , here are sample itineraries for one, two, and three days.

1-day Las Vegas itinerary

2-day las vegas itinerary, 3-day las vegas itinerary.

Begin your  day in Las Vegas  by visiting the  Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign . You can catch the  Hop-On/Hop-Off bus there and take it to Downtown Las Vegas, where you can explore this entertainment area.

Then, go to The Venetian  and check out  Madame Tussauds  and the  gondola rides  at the  Grand Canal Shoppes .

Later, head to the LINQ Promenade and ride the High Roller  during sunset. At night, walk to the  Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas , where you’ll have a great view of the  Bellagio Fountains . The water show is one of the best  free things to do in Vegas , although if you want to see it from the Paris viewing deck, you should reserve a  ticket  (It is also included at the  Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass ).

Seeing the  Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign  is a rite of passage, so start there. This is also where you can catch the  Hop-On/Hop-Off bus , which will transport you around the Strip.

If you like thrill rides, stop at  New York-New York ‘s  Big Apple Coaster  before continuing downtown. Then you can do the  Las Vegas Downtown – Fremont St. walking tour , one of the best  things to do in downtown Las Vegas .

Later on, head to the  LINQ Promenade , where you can eat, shop, and ride the  High Roller . You can also get awesome views from the 1,149-foot-tall  SkyPod  at  the STRAT . The SkyPod has a late-night bar and lounge, so it’s the perfect place to wrap up a  Las Vegas couples itinerary .

A  Las Vegas weekend itinerary  is ideal because you can experience some  daytime activities in Las Vegas  before diving into the nightlife.

First, take a break from the Strip with a half-day  Hoover Dam tour . When you return to Vegas, take a quick break, then do go to a  pool party in Las Vegas.  If that’s not your thing, you can take in the scene at  Fremont Street , perhaps with a ride on the  SlotZilla zip line  or a visit to the  Mob Museum , one of the  best Las Vegas museums .

At night, walk to the  Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas , where you’ll have a great view of the  Bellagio Fountains . The water show is one of the best  free things to do in Vegas , although if you want to see it from the Paris viewing deck, you should reserve a  ticket  (It is also included at the  Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass ).

If you feel it’s to early to go to bed, grab cocktails at a swanky casino or do a bar crawl .

Ideally, I recommend at least 3 days for your Las Vegas trip so you can fully enjoy all the top attractions. Spend your first day taking the Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour , starting at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign .

As you make your way along the Strip, stop by The Venetian , where you can see the wax figures at Madame Tussauds and take a gondola ride at the Grand Canal Shoppes .

Later on, check out the entertainment and attractions at the LINQ Promenade . If you perfectly time your ride on the High Roller , you can catch the Bellagio Fountains water show from the observation wheel.

The next morning, get in a nice swim or sunbathe at your hotel’s pool before the day gets too hot. Then, check out a Las Vegas museum , like the Mob Museum or the Erotic Heritage Museum .

In the afternoon, get a spectacular view of the city by taking a Las Vegas Strip Helicopter tour , a premium attraction with the Go Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass .

Afterwards, grab dinner and drinks at Señor Frogs.

Spend your last day taking an adventure to one of the nearby national parks. I recommend this full-day bus tour to the Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam .

Once you get back to Sin City, you can eat something and get refreshed before taking in a Las Vegas show .

The best time to visit Las Vegas depends on what you’d like to see and do in Sin City. Thanks to its pleasant weather year-round, there isn’t necessarily a bad time to visit, but there are times when it’s more crowded and expensive.

What is the best month to go to Las Vegas?

• Best months for good weather:  March and September boast beautiful weather, so you’ll be able to maximize your outdoor time.
• Cheapest month to visit: January is one of the best times to book a Vegas hotel since prices usually drop after the holidays.
• Worst time to visit: Christmastime in Las Vegas is busy, but also very beautiful. Also, July and August are super hot and tend to be more crowded .

Now that you know the cheapest time to go to Las Vegas , see if you can save even more by booking a flight with Kiwi or Skyscanner . These sites will help you find the cheapest trips to Vegas across all airlines, as well as the best travel dates for maximum savings.

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Hotels in Las Vegas Strip

If it’s your first time in Sin City, or you want an unforgettable vacation, I recommend booking a room at one of the  hotels on the Las Vegas Strip , an area full of restaurants, attractions, and activities

Hotels in Las Vegas Downtown

The downtown area is an exciting place to gamble, dine, and shop. As the original gambling mecca, downtown Vegas is a hub for culture, events, and the free Downtown Loop shuttle.

To travel around Las Vegas Strip and the outskirts of the city, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the transportation in Vegas . There are several buses, shuttles, and monorails, and if you want to visit some cool places outside Las Vegas , you can rent a vehicle.

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Also, there are several national parks near Las Vegas , so renting a car or RV can be a great idea. If you plan to travel around Vegas , consider one of the Las Vegas road trip ideas in our guide.

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7. tours to book when planning a vegas trip.

While there is lots to do on the Strip, you can also take a day trip from Las Vegas to get away from the crowds. If you don’t want to rent a car, many of these tours include transportation. Here are some ideas to keep in mind while doing your Las Vegas trip planning :

The best restaurants in Vegas appeal to all kinds of appetites and tastes, so treat yourself to a delicious meal during your Las Vegas vacation . Also, the nightlife in Sin City is incredible, so enjoy an after-dinner cocktail at one of the rooftop bars in Las Vegas .

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Rooftop bars in vegas, 9. how much does a trip to vegas cost.

Calculating the cost of a trip to Vegas isn’t always straightforward since it depends on when you go, where you stay, how you get around, and which activities you do. Here is a price breakdown to help you out, as well as some Vegas trip planning tips so you can have an awesome getaway without breaking the bank!

Make the most of your Vegas trip by staying in one of the best hotels in Las Vegas :

• Room rates : $225-$1,850/night
• Resort fee : $51.02/night
• Room rates : $215-$2,315/night
• Resort fee : $45.95/night
• Room rates : $189-$732/night
• Resort fee : $45/night
• Room rates : $99-$398/night
• Resort fee : $39/night
• Room rates : $109-$300/night
• Resort fee : $36/night

Wondering how to avoid the resort fees? Check our list of best hotels in Las Vegas without resort fees .

American, Asian, French, Italian…whatever you’re craving, you can get it here. While planning your Vegas trip , remember to account for meals. Sin City has fast-food options, cafes, buffets, and many hotels offering complimentary breakfast. That said, you should splurge on a meal at one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas ! Below are the prices you can expect to pay per day:

• Breakfast : $0-$10/person
• Lunch : $10-$20/person
• Dinner (casual restaurant) : $20-$35/person
• Dinner (fine restaurant) : $35-$350/person
• Total : $65-$425/person per day

There are countless things to do in Las Vegas , but here are the most popular activities. If you’re interested in several of these attractions, consider a Las Vegas city pass to save money. For first-timers, I recommend the Go Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass ($119).

• High Roller ($26)
• Paris Eiffel Tower ($27)
• Neon Museum ($20)
• Mob Museum ($30)
• Natural History Museum ($12)
• BODIES: The Exhibition ($35)
• Titanic Artifacts Exhibit ($35)
• Discovery Children’s Museum ($15.50)
• Erotic Heritage Museum ($30)
• National Atomic Testing Museum ($22)
• Gondola ride ($39)
• The STRAT SkyPod ($20)
• Vegas Strip night tour ($69)
• Big Apple Coaster ($19)
• Madame Tussauds ($37)
• Adventuredome ($31.95)
• Fly LINQ Zipline ($35)
• Las Vegas Springs Preserve ($10)

These are the most popular tours from Las Vegas , but you can find more options in our guide.

• Night flight over the Vegas Strip ($89)
• Grand Canyon West Rim Tour ($89)
• 3-hour Hoover Dam tour ($65)
• Full-day Antelope Canyon tour ($299)
• Death Valley one-day tour ($239)
• Guided Valley of Fire hike ($119)
• Bus tour to Zion & Bryce Canyon ($185)
• 3-hour Red Rock Canyon tour ($113)
• Area 51 day trip ($205)
• One-day Hollywood tour ($247)
• 3-day Far West tour ($540)

Las Vegas’ public transportation is a convenient and reliable way to get around:

• Airline Shuttle ($9-$10 one-way)
• Downtown Loop (free)
• Las Vegas Monorail ($12/day)
• Deuce Bus ($8/day)
• SDX Bus ($8/day)
• CX Bus ($5/day)
• Big Bus ($45/1-day tour)
• Taxis ($20-$25 from airport)
• Uber/Lyft ($15 from airport)

Renting a car in Las Vegas will allow you to explore the nearby surroundings, and we highly recommend using DiscoverCars . The price depends on the vehicle you choose, how many days you rent it for, and the insurance you purchase, but the average price is $66/day.

If you want to visit a nearby national park, renting an RV in Las Vegas is a good idea, and there are a few reputable rental companies:

• Outdoorsy (~$115/day)
• Motorhome Republic (~$158/day)
• RVshare (~$205/day)
• USA RV Rentals (~$185/day)
• Cruise America (~$181/day)

Experiencing the nightlife is part of visiting Sin City, and there are plenty of things to do in Las Vegas at night :

• Concerts/shows : There are all kinds of shows in Las Vegas , such as musicians, comedians, magic shows, and more. Pricing can range from $50 to $5,900, depending on the performer.
• Casinos : Enjoy the slots, table games, sports betting, and poker at the top casinos in Las Vegas .
• Nightclubs : Las Vegas’ nightclubs range from lavish and intimate venues to multi-level lounges with lively dance floors. Ladies usually get in for free, while men can expect to pay a cover of $10-$100.
• Pools/parties : Whether you want a family-friendly pool or an adults-only party venue, there are lots of fun pools in Las Vegas . Some hotel pools require you to be a guest at the resort, while others charge a fee of $20-$35.

Below is the total for one person spending three days and two nights in Vegas. However, the total cost of a trip to Vegas depends on where you stay, what you eat, how you get around, and what you do in the city, so use this only as a guide:

• 2-night accommodation : $430
• Meals : $360
• 2-day Attraction Pass : $119
• Day tour : $206
• Airport Shuttle (two-way) : $20
• Other activities : $250
• Total : $1,385 per person for a 3-day/2-night trip

Planning a cheap Las Vegas vacation

• When choosing the best time to visit Las Vegas , think about what you want to do and where you want to stay. If you would like to travel on a budget, do it during the low season.
• Save money on accommodations by booking a cheap Las Vegas hotel or a Vegas hotel with no resort fees .
• Consider purchasing a Las Vegas citypass , and don’t forget to take advantage of all the free things to do in Vegas .

10. Download a tourist map of Las Vegas

Finally, keep a map of Las Vegas on hand so you can find all the things you want to see. This way, you can plan a route around those attractions, which will make traveling in Vegas a lot easier.

Other travel tips for Las Vegas

Here are some final tips to keep in mind while you’re doing your trip planning for Las Vegas :

• It’s hard to see all of Las Vegas in a day, but if you’re short on time, 2 days is enough. Ideally, I recommend a 3-day itinerary for Las Vegas so you can see all the top attractions.
• I recommend getting the Go Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass (the best CityPass in Las Vegas ) if you plan on staying in the city for a few days and you want to take advantage of all there is to see and do.
• This sightseeing city tour on the hop-on/hop-off bus is a great way to get around and see several popular attractions.
• Remember to always have a map on hand when you plan your trip so you can find the best things to do in Las Vegas and plan out a route that allows you to make the most of your stay.
• Plan ahead and reserve your rental car in Las Vegas in advance. We use DiscoverCars for the cheapest options.
• You can legally refuse to pay resort fees since they violate the Deceptive Trade Practices Law in Nevada. If you don’t want to deal with this, book a room at one of the Las Vegas hotels without resort fees .
• The weather in Las Vegas gets extremely hot in the summer, so if you visit during this season, bring loose, light-colored clothes and lots of water.

Las Vegas travel guide FAQ

To finish up this Las Vegas trip planner , here are some common questions about Sin City and the Vegas Strip:

How hot is it in Las Vegas?

The yearly average high temperature in Las Vegas is about 80°F. That said, the summer weather in Las Vegas can be brutal, with highs exceeding 100°F.

How old do you need to be to book a Las Vegas hotel room?

Most Vegas hotels require guests to be 21 to book a room, but if the resort doesn’t have a casino, the age limit may be 18.

What is the minimum age to visit a casino in Las Vegas?

You must be 21 or older to enter the gaming area in any casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Are Vegas casinos open 24 hours?

Yes, most casino hotels on Las Vegas Strip are open 24/7.

How much does it cost to get into a Las Vegas nightclub?

It typically costs anywhere from $20 to $100 to get into a Vegas club. Men will pay more than women, and if a famous DJ or performer makes an appearance, cover charges will be higher.

Is Las Vegas fun for non-gamblers?

Yes! You don’t have to gamble at a casino to enjoy Las Vegas. Other attractions and activities include museums, tours, exhibits, pools, shops, shows, and more.

Is Las Vegas safe?

In general, the Strip is safe, and you should practice common sense in Las Vegas as you would in any other city.

Is Las Vegas kid-friendly?

Yes, there are lots of things to do in Vegas as a family.

Are there beaches in Las Vegas?

There aren’t any ocean beaches close to Las Vegas, but there are beach pools and the beaches of Lake Mead.

Is it easy to get around Las Vegas?

Yes, and there are plenty of transportation options like buses, monorails, and trams.

Can I park a car in Las Vegas?

Yes, there are parking lots throughout Las Vegas, and some Vegas hotels offer free parking for guests.

Which national parks are close to Las Vegas?

These are the most popular national parks near Vegas:

• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area – 20 mins
• Lake Mead National Recreation Area – 30 mins
• Valley of Fire State Park – 45 mins
• Death Valley – 2 hours
• Red Cliffs National Conservation Area – 2 hrs
• Zion National Park – 2 hrs 40 mins
• Joshua Tree National Park – 3 hrs
• Bryce Canyon – 4 hrs
• Grand Canyon National Park – 4 hrs, 10 mins
• Yosemite National Park – 5 hrs 30 mins

If you have any other questions about our Las Vegas visitors guide , feel free to leave a comment below. I hope this Las Vegas trip planner is helpful, and I wish you a wonderful time in Sin City!

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The food and service are good but overpriced (like everything at this property) . Plan on at least $30 per person for a basic lunch, but to their credit the staff was helpful and efficient. They also accommodated food allergies without skipping a step!

The atmosphere is decent, its away from the noise and hub-bub so you can eat in peace. Its also convienetly close to the Comedy Cellar which played a big role in our choosing to go there. The menu is generally what you would expect -... burgers, sandwiches, some interesting entrees along with some salads to peruse. The food was acceptable, and our server was attentive and I enjoyed the meal. My partner and I shared a NY style cheesecake, and it was excellent. The prices are high, but again, its a Casino. I give it a thumbs up. More

I ordered a burger that looked great on the picture. It had a black bun and had a beef patty, and pulled pork and other stuff on it. But the bun was so soggy I couldn't even hold it together. I ate about half of... it and just gave up. More

Located in the Rio. The service was good and friendly. The menu is compact and simple as expected. The burgers and fries were hot and fresh but salty. Though the Brussels sprouts were very good. Value is important and the high prices just do not... warrant a return visit. More

Stopped for breakfast, it wasn't busy but we got right in. Server took our order right away but when the food came and one order was incorrect he was nowhere to be found. He never came back. We had to flag down another server to... return the food and get the correct order. Eventually he dropped off the check with no communication of other kind. So we had one order wrong and eventually corrected and one order that was correct. But poor quality (and expensive). The next morning we walked across the street to Denny's for breakfast. The food was great, the service was great and it was far cheaper. Don't waste your time or money here. More

Just wanted something light so we tried the All American Grill at the Rio. I ordered a Wedge Salad and was surprised at all there was lettuce, tomatoes, strawberries, walnuts, bacon, olives, blue cheese crumble and maybe more that I just don’t remember. All the... ingredients blended so well and refreshing I went back the next day for another one. The first time my wife had Smoked Hummus with olives, tomatoes, carrot and celery strips and warm Pita. The hummus was tasteless and the pita was hard as a rock. The second time my wife had Cali Club (turkey breast, bacon, avocado, mayonnaise) and a side of French fries. The sandwich and the turkey was very dry. More

A nice atmosphere, booths and tables, stacked stone accents, iridescent tabletops, sports on tv. Food is a little over priced, but par for Vegas eating and the portions are huge. The server was friendly. There is a full bar. The menu includes appetizers, soups, salads,... grilled flatbreads, sandwiches and burgers, entrees (including dry aged steaks). Two of us enjoyed the Cali club, the fries were very good. One of my friends had a burger, it was well-cooked and huge. My other friend had the patty melt, delicious. More

My milk was rotten. I almost spit it out all over the table. They gave me another one but still… 2 eggs, bacon and toast and milk ended up being around 35$. That’s wildly overpriced for a mediocre meal that was no better than the... kind you’d get for $13 at Denny’s. I’ll never come here again. More

We dropped in for lunch as we took a break from all the activities that LV has to offer. We figured we would try this place, as it looked like a typical sports bar where you would expect a great burger. First and foremost, our... server (Anthony) set the tone with his EXCELLENT service. We shared the super nachos with chicken (huge and amazing). I got the Cali Club and my spouse had the Heaven. The check came and it was very reasonable for the food and service. I appreciate that the place was clean, the food was hot and good, and the service was outstanding. Try this place if you are looking for a place to grab a quick bite to eat! More

We decided to try the restaurant on our first night's stay at the Rio. They had a menu display outside with no pricing. This should have been our first clue that things would be on the expensive side. We were quickly taken to our table.... Menus were tattered and worn. We decided on our menu items and waited for the server to come. The restaurant was moderately busy. The server finally came and took our order. We got our food fairly quickly. It was good - not great - especially for the price. They showed a breakfast menu but when we went down there the next morning, it was closed. Not sure what the issue was as to why it wasn't open. More

I was at the Rio for the Amateur Athletic Union World Championship and ate here twice during our four day event. Food was fine and service was allright but neither were anything special. But the price was ridiculous. Fifty dollars plus tip for two people... to have a simple lunch. More

Decent food, outrageous prices. Had the Fish and chips and a non alcoholic drink for $40.00. Service was ok. Most burgers were in the $20 range. The Rio is in a “no man’s land” location., so you’re trapoed and the know it.

This is your typical casino restaurant with all-American offerings. The service was friendly and the tables were clean. I had no problems with my visit or with my food. For dinner I ordered a hamburger, which was good. I came back for breakfast and ordered... bacon and eggs. Both meals were satisfying. There was nothing particular outstanding about the restaurant. I had a pleasant visit, enjoyed my meals, and that's the highest compliment that I can pay for this establishment. More

I went here when I was on a business trip in October 2019. They have a very good cobb salad, and you can get it with salmon or chicken. Both were good additions (and they will take out items you may not like, such as... cucumbers and bacon). The desserts are very large and very tasty. They also have a lot of TV screens showing sports. It is right off the casino, so if you get a table near the entrance, you may smell tobacco smoke. Tables in the back did not. Overall, good/decent food. More

While staying at the Rio All Suites Hotel, my family and I had the opportunity to order our dinner from the American Grille restaurant. One of my family members ordered a soft drink from a waiter in the casino and was carded. He was of... age, but his ID had expired on his birthday the day before. Because of that, he was asked to leave the casino area. We all decided to also leave and just took our dinner as a carry-out. The food preparation was reasonable quick, the order taker was polite and professional and the food was delicious. Finally, our dinner was reasonably priced- especially for a casino restaurant. More

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American Idol presented a super-sized night of music during its first broadcast of the season in front of an audience in the Los Angeles studio. Host Ryan Seacrest revealed the Top 20 that made up America’s vote, results from last week’s Hawaii shows. This meant the journey ended for four hopefuls.

Those sent through to the next round based on almost 30 million votes sang for survival once more with words of wisdom from judges Katy Perry , Lionel Richie , and Luke Bryan . Monday’s episode will see another six exit the competition. The Idol hopefuls weren’t the only ones taking the stage. This evening featured entertainment courtesy of Teddy Swims, Paul Russell, and Idol alum Lauren Spencer-Smith. The latter had a full-circle moment performing “Fingers Crossed.”

Read on to find out who made the Top 20 cut.

Jack Blocker 

The 25-year-old from Dallas was the first voted into the next round. He recalled his family watching the show at home and voting for favorites in past seasons. Mom has been wearing a shirt with his face on it to campaign for votes while running errands. Jack sang “You Don’t Mess Around with Jim” by Jim Croce. Lionel thought it was the perfect song choice with his personality shining through. Katy called him the real deal. Luke can see it all come together.

Mia Matthews 

The 19-year-old spoke about her hometown of Centre, Alabama. She reflected on singing with her mom and sister on the Grand Ole Opry stage. Hoping to stand out further, the hopeful decided on “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” by Lainey Wilson. Katy said she found her roar. Luke thought it was a great performance and song choice. Lionel saw more confidence and artistic growth.

Mackenzie Sol

The content creator from Las Vegas found more people knew him for comedy. He wanted to show who he really was through his music. Footage aired of how a young Mackenzie hijacked his mom’s audition on X Factor in the United Kingdom where Sharon Osbourne was among the judges. The 23-year-old chose “I’ll Never Love Again” by Lady Gaga. Luke was impressed at his journey and the performance. Lionel could feel his passion. Katy wanted a little more enunciation and told him not to forget to have fun up there.

Roman Collins 

We were taken to the 24-year-old’s church in Long Beach with Dad. They talked about how he woke from a diabetic coma as a child. The worship leader decided on “Never Would Have Made It” by Marvin Sapp. Lionel said, “Let the congregation say Amen.” Katy thought it was a powerful song choice based on what he had been through. Luke added that it was one of the most powerful things he had seen on the show.

Kennedy Reid

The 23-year-old mortician opened up about how the negative comments on social media affected her after her audition aired. Mom clapped back at the haters. Kennedy chose “Love Can Build A Bridge” by the Judds as a way to take her power back. Katy called it her metamorphosis moment. Luke said she was going to prove people wrong for the rest of her life. Lionel encouraged the hopeful not to listen to the idiots who don’t understand how hard they are working out here. Kennedy told Ryan she learned how to love herself through the Idol experience.

Ajii called his dad his idol, moving from Pakistan with hopes of realizing the American dream. It’s because his dad works so hard that he hasn’t been able to come to see Ajii perform on the show in person. The 27-year-old from Brooklyn went the rock route with “Like a Stone” by Audioslave. Luke saw a lot of energy in the performance but told him not to get too yelly. Lionel dubbed him Mr. Feel Good. Katy loved the song choice and how he was pushing his vocals.

Jennifer Jeffries 

The 18-year-old from Starkville, Mississippi reflected on journal entries including one from her audition. She planned to keep journaling through the Idol journey. The student put her unique vocal stylings on “Grave Digger’ by Matt Maeson. Lionel said that she had an identifiable style and should embrace it. Katy thought she was in her head a bit. Luke said when she dives into her sound, he thinks America will fall in love with her.

Emmy Russell 

The granddaughter of Loretta Lynn recalled writing her first song at age 9. She was excited to perform an original “Want You” The song was about wanting someone who didn’t want the 24-year-old  back.  Ryan was touched. Katy liked the song but wanted more breath and longer notes from her. It was Luke’s favorite performance she had done. Lionel called it a hit record and called her an incredible songwriter.

Triston Harper

The 15-year-old spoke about how songwriting helps him get his feelings out. He decided to perform the song “H-O-P-E,” which stands for Hold On Pain Ends. The country boy from the small town of McIntosh once again impressed teh judges. Luke thought it was remarkable watching him and that this was what he would do for the rest of his life. Lionel agreed and told him to enjoy Idol and prepare for the future. Katy called it a stellar performance, “the real deal Holyfield.”

Odell Bunton Jr.

Videos from his children aired in support of the platinum ticket holder. The 29-year-old Texan performed “The Door” by Teddy Swims, who took the stage earlier in the show and gave his compliments. Lionel said he could move people. Katy thought it was controlled in the beginning and then he let it ride into the sunset. Luke was happy to be able to sit and witness the talent like Odell, who is fighting for it all.

The “accidental” Idol hopeful spoke about his journey moving to Nashville and how he would write his songs on sticky notes. He gave the audience a talent showcase on song #485 called “Over You.” Katy said he will be a megastar and is excited to see him on tour. Luke found it fun to watch. Lionel believes in him and said he was sitting on a gold mine as a songwriter.

Jordan Anthony 

The 19-year-old Australian opened up about his weight loss journey. He saw some comparisons between boxing and songwriting. The artist sang “when the party’s over” by Billie Eilish. Luke loved the performance because it showed his range. Lionel liked how he was able to tell a story and made the song his own. Katy called it one of her favorite performances.

Quintavious 

He recalled Tori Kelly wanting him to do her song “Hollow” back in Hawaii. The 22-year-old worship leader decided to do it this week as it was meant. A love song to God. Lionel said he was electric. Katy found him measured while staying true to his roots. It was Luke’s favorite performance from the Tennessean.

Kaibrienne “KB” Richins

The 20-year-old decided to do her first original this week called “girl I am now.” It’s described as a love letter to her younger self. She spoke about her upbringing doing activities including riding dirt bikes, cheerleading, playing football, and wrestling. The Utah singer looked as though she froze in the performance but managed to power through. Katy said it’s boring when people are perfect and saw humanity in her performance. Luke liked the realness. Lionel related to KB, remembering a concert in Madison Square Garden. He concluded that she got them with her performance.

The 28-year-old spoke about how her family came from Kenya and how there was pushback because she wanted to be a singer. Her biggest supporter was her dad Edward, who passed away. The Broadway performer decided to do “Georgia on My Mind” by Ray Charles in his honor. Lionel called it an undeniable performance. Katy was reminded of Jennifer Hudson. Luke said she was one of his favorite voices in the competition.

Jayna Elise 

The 2023 alum said her mom was what inspired her to get into music. It’s what they bonded over. The 22-year-old sang “My All” by Mariah Carey. Lionel got the vibe that she had been waiting for this moment for her whole life. Katy was happy America voted for her. “Way to be here, show up, and do a tremendous job,” Luke said.

The 21-year-old mentioned how Hawaii got her thinking about her grandfather, who passed away in 2021. Then when she got back from the trip, her grandmother also passed away. The platinum ticket winner sang “Welcome to the Black Parade” by My Chemical Romance, telling those who passed on that their memory carries on. Katy was a puddle throughout, transported to a new realm. Luke felt it was a glimpse into a bright future. Lionel called the performance magic.

Will Moseley 

The 23-year-old graduated from Georgia Southern University with a degree in Biology. The Hazelhurst resident gave himself a year to chase his musical dream. If it didn’t work out, he would look for a job. His audition song “Gone For Good” actually made it to number 2 on the iTunes country charts just below Beyoncé. Things are looking promising as he sang “Makin’ Me Look Good Again” by Drake White. Luke said he was always solid and on the money. Lionel loved the way he did his thing. Katy particularly liked the end of the song.

McKenna Faith Breinholt 

The 25-year-old from Gilbert, Arizona was surprised to find her audition had millions of views with those touched by her adoption story. Zach Williams and Dolly Parton even posted a reaction video. She went with “Both Sides Now” by Joni Mitchell, performing barefoot. Lionel liked how she made the song her own and planned to share it with Joni. Katy called her a pro and said she belonged in the Top 20. Luke felt the performance showed how she could win this thing.

Julia Gagnon 

The 22-year-old took the last spot in the Top 20. She spoke about winning a local singing competition in Maine and how it helped her gain confidence. The platinum singer sang “I Believe” by Fantasia to close out the night. Katy loved the heartfelt delivery. Luke said she is inspiring people and has come so far. Lionel was proud of her.

With the Top 20 finalized, we said goodbye to Elleigh Marie, KBlocks, Blake Proehl, and Hailey Mia. What did you think of the results? Let us know if you agree with the results in the comments.

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‘american idol’ alum mandisa dead at 47.

“American Idol” alum Mandisa has died at the age of 47.

On Friday, Christian rock radio station K-Love announced the news about her death.

The day before, Mandisa passed away at her Nashville home.

In a statement, the radio station said , “Even more than her music, the platinum-selling singer will forever be known for her huge heart and sincerity.”

The station’s social media officer David Pierce added, “Mandisa loved Jesus, and she used her unusually extensive platform to talk about Him at every turn. Her kindness was epic, her smile electric, her voice massive, but it was no match for the size of her heart.”

“Mandisa struggled, and she was vulnerable enough to share that with us, which helped us talk about our own struggles,” Pierce noted.

The cause of her death has not been revealed.

Mandisa appeared on the fifth season of “American Idol.”

Years later, she would win a Grammy for her 2013 album “Overcomer.”

In 2007, “Extra” spoke with Mandisa, who opened up about her painful secret, her addiction to food.

She recalled her lowest point, telling Terri, “I went to my apartment, didn't have to be back until the finale and I just ate and ate I watched nothing but television, and I was in the biggest slump of my life.”

Mandisa discussed her struggles in her book “Idol Eyes.”

She emphasized, “My goal is not to be a size two, my goal is to be healthy.”

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(CNN) - Katy Perry is getting ready to return to her day job.

This is the singer-songwriter’s seventh and final season as a judge on “American Idol.” She has been a judge alongside Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan since 2018.

In an interview with “Entertainment Tonight,” Perry said her time on the singing competition show has been “wild” and that it has “flown by.”

Perry said this was the right time to leave and that she will be keeping herself busy with music.

She recently teased that she will be putting out a new album called “KP6.” This will be her first recording since 2020′s “Smile.”

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Police investigating after 'American Idol' alum, singer Mandisa found dead in home

Christian music sensation Mandisa has died at 47.

The singer was found deceased in her home on Thursday, a rep for Mandisa confirmed to USA TODAY on Friday.

“At this time, we do not know the cause of death or any further details. We ask for your prayers for her family and close-knit circle of friends during this incredibly difficult time," her team said via email.

Officers were investigating her death, a spokesperson for the Franklin Police Department told the USA TODAY Network on Friday after the Christian singer and "American Idol" alum was found dead.

"Mandisa was a voice of encouragement and truth to people facing life’s challenges all around the world. She wrote this song for a dear friend who had passed in 2017. Her own words say it best. 'I'm already home, You've got to lay it down 'cause Jesus holds me now—And I am not alone,'" a statement posted Friday on her official Facebook account read.

The California native first rose to fame on Season 5 of "American Idol," when she finished within the Top 10.

Later, she released her debut album "True Beauty" and went on to become one of the most recognizable voices in the Christian music industry. The five-time Grammy Award nominee snagged the best contemporary Christian music album award for her 2013 album, "Overcomer," featuring the popular title song.

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Reps for the show issued a statement to USA TODAY about the loss of Mandisa on Friday.

"Mandisa was an adored icon on American Idol and in the music industry. She had become a platinum-selling artist and had won several Grammys for her music. Her passing has left everyone on the show heartbroken, and we extend our deepest condolences to her family," the statement read.

Robin Roberts mourns loss of Mandisa, who she listened to during cancer treatments

In 2017, during an interview with Robin Roberts on "Good Morning America," Mandisa recounted her struggle with a deep depression three years prior. Mandisa said she became depressed after the death from breast cancer of her best friend LaKisha "Kisha" Mitchell , who was also a background singer for the star.

“It got pretty bad to the point where if I had not gotten off that road I would not be sitting here today,” Mandisa told Robin Roberts on “ GMA .” "I was this close to listening to that voice that told me, ‘You can be with Jesus right now, Mandisa. All you have to do is take your life.'"

Roberts, who listened to Mandisa's song "Stronger" during her own breast cancer treatments, mourned Mandisa's loss in a Facebook post Friday, recounting how the "Idol" alum was present during her first day back on "GMA" after her cancer battle.

"My heart is heavy hearing about Mandisa. Incredibly blessed that she was there my first day back on GMA after my long medical leave. Her beautiful music and spirit lifted me and countless others. Sending prayers and condolences to her family & loved ones." she said, adding a link of Mandisa's performance .

Mandisa's death shared by Christian radio station: 'Struggles are over'

Mandisa's death was first shared in a blog post by Christian radio station K-Love.

In a statement, K-Love Chief Media Officer David Pierce said she "loved Jesus, and she used her unusually extensive platform to talk about Him at every turn" and asked for prayers for the star's family and friends.

"Her kindness was epic, her smile electric, her voice massive, but it wasno match for the size of her heart. Mandisa struggled, and she was vulnerable enough to share that with us, which helped us talk about our own struggles. Mandisa’s struggles are over. She is with the God she sang about now. While we are saddened, Mandisa is home," the statement read.

Contributing: Melonee Hurt and Craig Shoup; The Tennessean