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Here's what you can't bring to the Strip and downtown on New Year's Eve

The New Year is an exciting time for many, but to keep everyone safe, the City of Las Vegas has restrictions in place for visitors to the Strip and downtown during the New Year's Eve festivities.
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If you're planning on attending the New Year's Eve festivities on the Strip or downtown, the City of Las Vegas and the county have a few restrictions in place you should be aware of.

  • No glass or metal containers
  • No coolers
  • No bags larger than 12x12x6 inches
  • No backpacks
  • No strollers

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Las Vegas Metro police will also have a curfew in place that prohibits minors under 18 from being on the Strip or in downtown if they do not have a parent with them.

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Local authorities are estimating crowds of more than 400,000 people on the Strip and in downtown Las Vegas on New Year's Eve. The city said these restrictions are part of the effort to keep everyone safe.

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You can also expect more than 100 Nevada National Guard members to join local law enforcement on the Strip and in downtown.

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