Bonanza Gift Shop

Big selection, fairly reasonable prices (similar to what you’ll see at other souvenir shops and at the LV drugstores). We didn’t have any issues with encountering shady people in the parking lot, though our Google Maps route to get there took us through some … festive … parts of town. There are store employees standing on ladders throughout the store, presumably to give them a better view of potential shoplifters. A little strange, but hey, whatever works.

This place is a pure cheese factory. No, I mean, they don’t actually sell actual cheese — well, maybe some processed stuff of the in-​the-​spray-​can variety, but I don’t know, I didn’t look to hard for that. ANYWAY, if you’re into awesome cornball, cutesy, trashy (in a good way), and/​or gaudy souvenirs, this place just might be your Mecca. Every time I’ve been to Vegas I make a bee-​line for this place — it’s right on the strip, just north of most of the big casinos. You can get a ton of crap for under ten bucks (be sure to bring cash, though — they don’t accept credit or debit less than that). I myself got 10 postcards, an Elvis mug, two key chains, and a shot glass that has a picture of a donkey and says, «I Lost My Ass in Vegas.» What beautiful memories.

Muy mala, es fea y mal aspecto, esta situado en un lugar peligroso, no tiene mucha variedad, y es extremadamente caro todo alli, nada recomendable!
Very bad, ugly, nasty and unsightly, is located in a dangerous area, not much variety, and everything there is very expensive, I do not recommended!

Just an average overpriced souvenir shop located at the North end of the Strip by the Stratosphere Hotel. Thought there would be more cool stuff, but was mostly junk. I was able to find a few things. It is a huge store that takes up the whole strip mall location.

I’ve been to Las Vegas 10 times… and I can tell you, there is NO shortage of stores to buy souvenirs. This past trip, I was in Vegas for the night while vacationing in LA. My time was limited, and I didn’t quite find what I was looking for while I was out and about. Before heading back to LA… I figured I’d stop here, this place is literally your one stop shop for Las Vegas souvenirs! You WILL find what you’re looking for here!!! Not only do they have souvenirs, but you can find bachelor and bachelorette swag and all kinds of stuff as well. I stayed at the Straosphere years back and did all my shopping here too. It’s definitely worth stopping at and the prices are very reasonable… maybe even better and better quality than the stores on Fremont Street.

Went to purchase some postcards around 2p on a Wednesday. Gross parking lot, kind of shady. Lots of homeless people outside staring you down.
Quickly located the postcards without issue, but went to stand in line only to see there was a $ 10 minimum on credit cards. Saw an ATM. Waited at ATM as it locked up, which meant I couldn’t leave because it wouldn’t cancel the transaction. It was as if every employee had vanished.
After about ten minutes of standing at the ATM and the Please Wait flashing, I called the number at the bottom of the machine. The guy asked if I could locate an employee, and when I said I couldn’t, he instructed me to unplug the machine and allow it to reset. After all that, it still didn’t work, but at least the transaction was cancelled.
I located another ATM on the other side of the store, everything worked out here. I see some new postcards and check them out, but notice a guy with a headset standing less than 1 foot away from me. Turns out it was all the same stuff as on the other side of the store. He then followed me to the cashier; becoming my shadow was his goal.
Some random lady hopped in front of me at the cashier station and the cashier helped her instead. I was kind of over the whole ordeal, so I just looked at them like, really? Once I left, a couple of guys tried to ask me for money.
I got what I wanted, 20 postcards for just a few dollars. Was it worth it? Absolutely not.

All these people in this store and no one to help you. I stood at one register with the light on and 3 people standing there and I asked to check out. I was told to step over to another register since I had cash in hand. Then the girl at the register walks away and starts to sweep the floor. I just dropped my stuff and left. What a shame as this place is like the last chance in Vegas!

If you’re in Vegas and want to get your fill of souvenirs, then this is your place.
You can’t miss the sign.
Taking up the whole strip mall on a prominent corner of the block is this distinct store. It has all the trinkets and impulse buy stuff you’ll want to remember your time in Vegas. There are plenty of novelty items and requisite things that a tourist will buy. The cost is relative to anything else you’ll find at any other place, they just have more to choose from. The store feels like one of those businesses that is going out of business and selling off it’s merchandise before closing. People mill thru the aisles and pick up stuff then get in line at the random check-​out to pay for it all. It’s convenient and a place you feel like you must stop in just to get your Vegas souvenirs.

Great place of cheap Vegas knick knacks. Bought a few shot glasses, key chains, and t-​shirts for friends and family and spent less than $ 30…a better bargain than on the Strip!
Not in the best neighborhood… try to avoid after dark.
It’s actually three stores in one… so the sheer selection alone can get overwhelming.

I saw this place on TV a while ago & have been wanting to visit. It’s a giant trinket shop, they have everything you’d find in a gift shop in the strip but just in larger quantities. Nothing really impressive but not terrible. It’s worth a visit if you’re nearby.

Junk, plastered with the word Vegas (or not), as far as the eye can see! I don’t know enough to challenge their claims about the lowest prices, because to me, junk is junk. About half the store is Vegas-​themed shirts, coffee mugs, keychains, and magnets, and the other half is random gag gifts and other reject products from Spencers or Hot Topic.
The small Native American section to the far right has some art and pottery items, but the jewelry is exclusively in glass cases– and extremely overpriced. Think $ 150 for a basic necklace. Then take half off to bring it down to a more realistic price, with sale signs everywhere. Hint: if you price your items to sell, you won’t have to have sale signs up all the time.
I can’t see why anyone would come out of their way to stop here specifically, but they seem to get most of their traffic from the folks staying in the Circus Circus area walking drunk to and from the rest of the Strip. Be careful in the parking lot.

We don’t think it’s the biggest market in the world at all, and we didn’t find anything interesting here. We were disappointed about the place but we found the liquor store kind of interesting and good price maybe? They have this cute coffee and it tastes good too.

Who wouldn’t give this place 5 star! What is there to complain about… THEY HAVE EVERYTHING! And at cheaper price points too. I ended up getting a few mugs, some tee shirts and other small cute fun items. If you are vacationing in Vegas and need a souvenir you must come here.
There are a few different shops to stop in, I think we went to them all. And the one on the end is like 3 stores combined into 1. The checkout lines can be long, but you just have to remember it is a huge store… go to the other side where no one is waiting in line. Or if you pay just cash that line is shorter too. Have fun!

Well, this place doesn’t exactly high quality souvenirs, but really, does it matter? Many souvenirs you buy are pretty cheap quality at an expensive price, taking advantage of tourists.
But this place doesn’t pretend. It’s just a huge shop with lots of souvenirs for very reasonable prices (probably about 50% of normal souvenir store prices).
What I bought: a couple of light up souvenir pens, a couple of souvenir bells, a beer cozy, and an oven mitt for around $ 30. Not a bad haul.
In terms of service, it is okay, a bit better than a Wal-​mart, but not outstanding. My only advice to them is that they need some better signage because you literally have to walk all over the store to find what you are looking for.
Verdict: If you are staying at the SLS or Stratosphere, walk up the 2 – 3 minutes and buy your souvenirs from here as opposed to the gift shops in the hotels. You’ll save at least ½.

It’s one of those places where you kinda want to give a cruddy review, but just don’t see yourself having the heart to do. It’s a mediocre gift shop. Whenever I come in here it reminds me of Steve Aoki and Afrojack’s music video No Beef and it makes me wanna wear one of those styrofoam oversized cowboy hats and cause ruckus inside the store, but of course I wouldn’t be able to pull that off like them!
They have a large inventory of various gifts. Some of the things will make you think how long they’ve had the items there for. They have things in there that look so outdated, they may be older than me. It’s a huge store and whatever you see, you get. Don’t try asking if they have something because you’re answer will be, «whatever we have out is all we have.» I saw these shorts I wanted on a mannequin and I didn’t see it so I asked if they have it in their stock room/​anywhere else at the store and that was the answer he gave me.
Overall, it’s a tacky yet fun souvenir shop that has loads of options to choose from. It’s also a fun place to just roam around but be aware of the outdated and limited inventory as well (even though it’s a ginormous store).

I love tacky Vegas souvenirs and I’ve always been kind of curious about this place.
The parking lot is large but it’s a mess. Everyone was parked every which direction and it was pretty difficult to find a spot, despite all the space.
The store is huge but I was still pretty disappointed by the inventory. There weren’t nearly as many items as I would think and most wasn’t clever or funny.
Prices were standard, but I don’t see what this place would have that you couldn’t find at every other shop in Vegas.

It might be the largest but I wouldn’t say the greatest.
I came here in search of some ‘Vegas’ gifts. It’s on the strip but it’s not the good part of it. I’ll just say I wouldn’t hang around this area at night. There is plenty of parking so it’s easy to drive in and out.
Immediately walking in there is a weird stench. This made an easy decision to be quick in what I was looking for. Everything is very cluttered, dirty and unorganized. I wasn’t impressed with any aspect of this place.
I can see it being a tourist trap with cheap souvenirs. It’s not a place I need to visit again.

Located on the Northwest corner of Las vegas Blvd and Sahara. If it says Las Vegas on it, they have it, if it’s made of plastic and imported from China, they have it. Take care of all of your vacation gift buying needs here, just don’t go after dark, it’s not the most savory part of town. But still it’s worth a stop by for the sheer spectacle alone. Live it up you are in Las Vegas for cryin’ out loud!

I saw this place a long time ago when I stayed at the Stratosphere Hotel and wanted to check it out but I never really had the need to. I finally stopped in on my recent trip to Vegas because my companion wanted some really cheap souvenirs. This is the ideal place to get some because you never know if you’re getting a decent price for a keychain on the strip.
Of course, we had the luxury of having a car to get here. I guess it might be worth a cab ride here if you’re in a group and you’re going to buy a lot of useless crap to give your friends who will leave it in some drawer and forget about it forever then when they move out somewhere it’ll just get trashed. I mean, sure they’ll be like, «oh yeah my friend got me this from Vegas – I miss that dude.» But then the memory will end there and no one will care. Hmmm, actually what if it’s like an old love and you guys reconnect because of the stupid keychain and you end up getting married and have an awesome family together with kids who are good at dancing. Alright, you should come here and buy your friends useless crap.
But for real, there is a massive amount of cheap/​useless crap in here. Also, this is not the Bellagio so don’t expect the luxury service of a high-​end casino inside the walls of this store.
I love Las Vegas.

Worlds largest shit shop. Lmao …
No bathroom either and overpriced crap. Don’t go unless you want to waste your time.
Honestly, I needed a bathroom to use my insulin.

If you need some really gaudy Las Vegas souvenirs at a great price. This is the place. If you need a huge selection of stuff to bring to friends, this is also the place. Great prices and great selection. This is a massive store that has plenty for everyone!
Selection — 5 star
Price — 5 Star
Ambiance — 2 Star
Location — 2 Star
Service — 1.5 Star
I have been here a few times, but I just feel so negative after leaving here. I bring family and friends that need souvenirs, so for this it is great. Just not a fun place to be, it is not an environment that I want to hang out in.
That being said, I will be coming back. Just be prepared that the Ambiance, location and service are iffy at best.