Flights Happy Hour. The Strip

Flights is built for the curious drinker over the efficient one. If you like tasting and comparing, get bored ordering the same thing twice, or you're in a group where everyone wants something different, the format clicks. Spirits enthusiasts and tourists treating Vegas as a tasting tour get the most out of it. Anyone who just wants a vodka soda and a known quantity will find the whole concept fussy.

The hook is the schedule and the structure. Happy hour runs all seven days, an unusually long 9am to 10pm, and instead of discounted singles you buy a flight: three rotating cocktails for $15 that change every hour. Mornings lean brunch, with mimosa and bloody mary flights from 9am to 3pm, then the lineup rotates through margaritas, daiquiris, mules, mojitos, and martinis as the day goes. The hourly rotation means showing up at different times gives you genuinely different experiences, and there's never a "you just missed it" moment.

A few practical notes. The pours run smaller than a full cocktail, so three of them land closer to a couple of regular drinks by volume. You can't pre-plan exactly what you'll get; you arrive and see what the current hour is pouring. If the lineup doesn't grab you, waiting an hour brings a new one. Split flights across a table and everyone tastes more. Embrace the exploration and it's a fun, slightly educational stop right at Planet Hollywood inside the Miracle Mile Shops. Demand your usual order and it'll feel like a gimmick.