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Capture your Las Vegas trip with some unique and original photo ops - pose with the famed neon cowgirl, Vegas Vickie, holding court in the rotunda of Circa Resort;stand in front of a big section of the Berlin Wall in an obscure spot in an off-Fremont Street hotel.

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Fremont Street Experience Guide – Things to Do, Parking, Events, and More

This is the complete guide to Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas .

Inside this guide you’ll learn:

Things to do on Fremont Street

• Featured downtown casinos
• Directions, parking, and how to Fremont Street

In short: if you looking for info on the Fremont Street Experience Vegas, you’ll enjoy this guide.

Fremont Street Experience Basics

Fremont Street is located in historic downtown Las Vegas just fifteen minutes from the Strip and it’s the warm, brightly-lit center of Vegas’ old town experience.

Numbers don’t lie…

Fremont street is visited almost as much as the Strip itself.

Famously known as the Fremont Street Experience , the five-block downtown area is packed with free, live entertainment every night. The action-packed street is overcast by the world’s largest video screen, Viva Vision, towering 1,500 feet above the pedestrian mall.

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Fremont Street is open twenty-four hours a day with entertainment nearly around the clock; however, the light show doesn’t begin until dusk.

Next, we will discuss the best ways to get there.

How to Get to Fremont Street

Visit Fremont via Lyft, Uber, or Taxi

Uber, Lyft, and taxis can transport you from any Las Vegas hotel to Fremont Street.

There are also shuttles from the airport and several bus routes from the strip to Fremont Street including The Deuce on the Strip, Strip and Downtown Express (SDX), and the Downtown Loop-free shuttle service.

Visit Fremont via The Deuce

This 24-hour public bus is popular for locals and tourists because of its numerous stops on the Strip and Downtown.

It’s perfect for people looking to travel up and down the strip and Freemont Street.

The Strip and Downtown Express (SDX)

This bus operates from 9 am to midnight, seven days a week with stops in downtown Las Vegas, The Las Vegas Convention Center and limited stops on the Las Vegas Strip . Buses arrive every fifteen minutes.

The SDX also goes to the Premium Outlets and government center, Symphony Park, and all the way South to the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign and Town Square.

Where to Park and Parking Fees

If you plan on driving to Fremont Street there are many self parking garages near and around fremont street itself.

You can also valet at many of the casinos in the area as well.

Find the current parking rates near Fremont Street Experience.

Find Freemont Street Experiences parking garages and prices .

Freemont Street Experinces Parking Prices

Most parking is $4 per hour with maximums of $20 per day.

Hotels and Casinos on Fremont Street

There are eight hotels and Casinos in downtown Las Vegas that are part of the Fremont Street Experience.

Golden Gate Hotel and Casino

The Golden Gate is more than 100 years old, first opening its doors in 1906.

A timepiece of Vegas’ brand of fun and luxury, it features high-end suites and some of the hottest tables in town. This Fremont Street Hotel offers a remastered vintage style that harkens back to the age of prohibition and the roaring ’20s.

Penthouse suites feature outdoor patios, wet bars and fireplaces.

Bar Prohibition, featured cocktails – click for menu .

Golden Gate is also known for Bar Prohibition, which has been a popular downtown bar famous watering hole of Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack.

Binion’s Gambling Hall

Binion’s is the Casino that made the game of poker famous and is one of the best places to eat when you’re in the area.

Top of Binion’s Steakhouse is located on the 24th floor of the hotel and is highlighted by vintage décor with seating overlooking Fremont Street. Binion’s also offers a popular outdoor bar, Whiskey Licker, and the famous Benny’s Smokin’ BBQ & Brews which is perfect for watching sports.

Binion’s is only a Casino, although they recommend guests to stay at their sister property, Four Queens, across the street.

The California Hotel & Casino

The California is an island oasis on Fremont Street decorated with bright, colorful island flavor with King and Queen rooms and the West Tower Suites.

There are three remarkable restaurants that call The California home. The California Noodle House features regional dishes from the Pacific Islands.

Cal Sports Lounge at the California Hotel Casino. Photo credit: California Hotel Casino.

Redwood Steakhouse gives guests a fantastic choice of steak and fresh seafood. And Market Street Café which serves Island-inspired American food. T

The Casino has more than 1,000 slot machines, a sports book, and 28 regular tables. The craps table is also famous for a three hour and six-minute streak held by one lucky guest.

Golden Nugget Las Vegas

A large and luxurious downtown, The Golden Nugget Hotel has more than 2,400 guest rooms and one of the most popular casinos on Fremont Street. Want to see something you don’t see every day?

How about a three-story, 200,000-gallon shark tank with waterslides cascading through and around it?

Aside from their unique underwater construction, they have world-class dining including Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse, Chart House which boasts another 75,000-gallon aquarium (this one is home to tropical fish) to add a sense of symmetry with their selection of delectable seafood dishes. You can also find local favorites Grotto Italian Ristorante and Claim Jumper at The Golden Nugget.

Main Street Station Casino, Brewery & Hotel

Main Street features a unique Victorian-era theme that highlights rare antiques and hosts top-of-class restaurants.

The front desk can provide a map of the antiquities to visitors who wish to tour their exhibits. Main Street Station also features hot craps tables with 20x odds and any player who hits four of a kind can win an additional five grand.

Triple 7 Brewery is the main reason to stop into Main Street where beer is brewed onsite in the award-winning brewery.

Four Queens Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas

Four Queen Hotel & Casino

Classic Las Vegas is the theme for the Four Queens Hotel & Casino on Fremont Street.

The 694-room hotel is decorated in neon lights and offers standard guest rooms as well as suites.

A 32,000 square foot casino headlines the action of Fremont Street. There are free shows on the Third Stage and lots of live entertainment inside the hotel, too.

The Four Queens is also known for The Patio Bar which wraps around the outside corner of the hotel on Fremont Street, Hugo’s Cellar Restaurant, and the Cigar Lounge.

Fremont Hotel and Casino

The Fremont Hotel & Casino

The Fremont Hotel is located in the heart of Fremont Street and is famously known for their 99 cent shrimp cocktail and $3 blackjack and craps. Its offers include standard rooms and The High Roller Experience Deluxe Suites.

Tony Roma’s Steakhouse, Paradise Buffet and Café, Second Street Grill and a Dunkin Donuts round out the dining options.

The D Las Vegas

If you’re looking for something high energy and fully awesome, rock an evening at The D. This refreshing take on Vegas glamor is a modern hotel and casino with flair bartenders and dealers that dance. The 629 rooms are present-day chic, far away from other downtown hotels that bank on nostalgia and classic Vegas style.

The D’s red and black color scheme creates a star-status vibe and its suites are fit for rock royalty.

Like most hotels on Fremont Street, they feature award-winning restaurants including Joe Vicari’s Andiamo Italian Steakhouse and American Coney Island.

The D is the place gamblers want to be with a 42,000 square foot casino and great odds on table games.

Circa Resort & Casino

Circa Resort & Casino is set to open in 2020, making it the newest hotel in Downtown Las Vegas.

With a post-modern theme and cutting-edge technology, Circa will embody the future of Vegas while paying tribute to the past.

Noteworthy features include 777 rooms (inspired by the winning slot machine numbers), the longest outdoor bar on Fremont Street, and a casino spanning two levels.

The hallmark of their planned amenities are the stadium-style sportsbook, complete with the largest screens in the history of sportsbook gambling, and a multi-tiered amphitheater with swimming pools and giant sports screens.

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Fremont Street is the entertainment district of downtown Las Vegas because of the many activities for people of all ages to enjoy from live music to thrill rides, shows, and more.

Slotzilla Zipline is seven stories high!

Slotzilla Zipline

The Slotzilla Zip Line is one of the most well-known attractions on Fremont Street.

The zip line offers two different experiences—a seated flight seven stories up and two blocks long or a superhero style flight eleven stories up and five blocks long.

The world’s largest video screen as seen at the Viva Vision Light Show

Viva Vision

The Viva Vision Light Show on Fremont Street is a free light show that features the world’s longest video screen.

Bands such as The Who, Linkin Park, Tiesto, Imagine Dragons, Heart, and Green Day are played on the screen that immerses Fremont Street in music from 6 pm till 1 am daily.

A brand new canopy was just unveiled over New Years Eve 2019 as well.

Free Slot Pulls

Binion’s and Four Queens each have a large free pull slot machine situated at the entrance to their casino’s. Guests get one pull each and have a chance at winning thousands of dollars.

You aren’t obligated to go into the casino after your pull either, although the slot attendant is the perfect person to ask about coupons and promotions for player’s card signups.

Neon Museum

The Neon Museum offers guided tours of the Neon Boneyard where retired Neon signs are collected.

Visitor’s to The Neon Museum can learn the history of Las Vegas through iconic neon signs and visit special exhibits such as the Tim Burton exhibition coming Fall 2019.

Binion’s Million Dollar Photo Op

Binion’s Casino is the place to go if you want to see one million dollars up close in person.

Visitor’s can take pictures with the million dollar stack from 10 am to 11 pm daily for free.

Get Lucky with Happy Buddha

A little bit of luck never hurt anyone, especially in Las Vegas.

Make sure to stop by the Happy Buddha at The California Hotel and Casino and rub his belly for luck. The statue is in the hotel lobby, and all the coins thrown into the wishing well are donated to charity.

Largest Keno Board in the World

Visit The D to play on the largest keno board in the world. When strolling through Fremont Street gets tiring, take a break at the D and enjoy world-class restaurants and a game of keno like you’ve never played before.

Berlin Wall

Main Street Station is home to a little piece of the Berlin Wall, but you have to be a man with a full bladder to see it since it’s displayed in the men’s bathroom.

Women can be escorted in if they inquire with the front desk. This iconic piece of history is just one of the dozens of antiquities on display in Main Street Station.

Sharpshooter Club

Stop by The Fremont Hotel & Casino to visit the Sharpshooter Club Hall of Fame where players who have had rot rolls are immortalized on the walls of the club. Each craps table at The Fremont has a roll counter to make sure all players that get on hot streaks are recognized.

The Shark Tank at the Golden Nugget is a must-see for downtown Las Vegas visitors. The 200,000-gallon tank that visitors can slide through and a $30 million pool.

Banger Brewing Tour

A microbrewery on Fremont Street, Banger Brewery, offers tours for craft beer lovers that star near the base of the Slotzilla Zip Line. Must be 21 or older.

Fremont Street East Entertainment District

Also called FEED, The Fremont Street East Entertainment District was created in 2002 and comprised six blocks from Las Vegas Boulevard to 8th Street as well as Carson to Ogden Street South. The area is made for walking and highlights street life, outdoor cafes, bars and lounges, live entertainment, local retail businesses, and boutiques.

Live Music on Fremont Street

Fremont Street is best known for it’s amazing, free, live entertainment . There are three main stages on Fremont Street that offer non-stop music performance from all genres of music. There is a scheduled line up for the Downtown Rocks concert series.

Are you properly convinced that Fremont Street is the place to be? With a classic Las Vegas atmosphere full of music, shows and activities it’s a true thrill ride mixed with fine dining and luxury accommodations.

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Guide to Exploring Fremont Street in Las Vegas

Gray Line Las Vegas gives you all the details you need to know with our Fremont Street Las Vegas guide. We’ll tell you what to see at Fremont Street and things to do in Las Vegas.

If this is your first visit, the Fremont Street Experience is one of those must-see things in Las Vegas. This historical area holds a lot of entertainment, activities, and Vegas history dating back to 1925. It’s located within a 6-block pedestrian zone in downtown Las Vegas, making walking between the many hotels, casinos, and restaurants easy. It has an outdoor free rock concert series, the unique Slotzilla zipline ride, and the world’s largest video screen, displaying nightly free shows on the Viva Vision canopy overhead. It’s your all-in-one entertainment hub open ‘round the clock. 

How much time should I spend on Fremont Street?

Las Vegas’ Fremont Street has nine casino hotels ; just pick one as your base and set foot to discover all the excitement Fremont Street Experience offers. You can spend all your time safely in and around Fremont Street because it’s patrolled with friendly security staff day and night. 

When is the best time to go to downtown Las Vegas?

If you come to Las Vegas during winter, you’ll find the weather tolerable and pleasant during the day. Keep in mind that the weather can be scorching hot during summer months, so bring a bathing suit and enjoy a cool dip in a pool. Buildings are air-conditioned too. Spring and fall are the best time to visit Vegas when the weather is near perfect.

Is it better to visit Fremont Street during the day or night?

It’s a safe bet to say you’ll want to experience both night and day on Fremont Street because there are so many things to do there. We suggest you start with a night tour of Fremont Street to see all the glittering lights and shows. Expect it to last three to four hours. The Viva Vision night shows go from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. every day of the week. Free concerts happen at night on the weekends, where Katy Perry recently performed. Plan ahead by checking the calendar schedule for the shows you want to see.

Is it worth going to Fremont Street?

Yes! Fremont Street offers visitors many deals in search of an authentic Las Vegas experience. It’s definitely worth a visit, and if you plan it right, it can be easy on your budget. With all of its vintage charm, you’ll get the feel of how Las Vegas first started and became known as Glitter Gulch due to the neon lights. Besides non-stop gambling available 24/7, you can check out these 25 things to do on Fremont Street that are low or no cost. 

Day trips: Things to see in Las Vegas

If you’ve come all the way to play in Vegas, you’ll want to take advantage of seeing places nearby. You’ll want to see the stunning Grand Canyon since it’s only a few hours away via Gray Line Bus Tours.  Plan for a 12-hour day that includes a scenic ride in the desert to the rim of the Grand Canyon, then take a thrilling helicopter ride and land near the iconic SkyWalk rising 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. It’s a must-see adventure!

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Another alternative day trip is to view the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, including the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead recreation area.

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Our Fremont Street guide is meant to help you discover the many things you can enjoy on your first visit, making it a truly memorable experience. Here’s a tip: you can fly into the Harry Reid International Airport and take a $6 local bus ride to Fremont Street, Las Vegas. Once there, you’ll be in the heart of downtown Vegas ready for all the action and fun. Make sure you top it all off with a spectacular Gray Line tour. We have 100 years of experience serving millions of happily satisfied travelers.

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Fremont Street Walking Tours

While there are many places to visit in Las Vegas, two names are iconic with Sin City: The Strip and Fremont Street, where Las Vegas was born. But maybe you don’t know that much about Fremont Street. The easiest way to become familiar with Fremont Street is to take a Fremont Street Walking Tour. In less than two hours on your guided walking tour, you’ll see and learn about Las Vegas of the past as well as the present.

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Fremont Street History

Fremont Street was named after the 19th century explorer John Charles Fremont. In 1844, Fremont ventured out to Las Vegas Springs and it was only the beginning of the Fremont Street and Las Vegas we know today. Participants of a Fremont Street walking tour stand in the same spot where the first settlers stood at the corner of Fremont and Main Streets. This is where in 1905 Las Vegas was officially established. Las Vegas transitioned from dusty desert to the Entertainment Capital of the World. But how exactly did that happen?

After the Hoover Dam began construction in 1931, the area had a huge influx of young men who were there to work on Hoover Dam. How do you keep 20,000 hard working men busy at night? You offer them a variety of entertainment that includes gambling houses which popped up at a steady rate. Even more were built after World War II and that was only the beginning of Las Vegas.

Las Vegas has gone through many reimaginations and the latest was the creation of family friendly resorts. Now everyone wants to visit Las Vegas, from couples to families to groups of friends. One of the most popular spots for everyone to visit is Fremont Street.

Fremont Street Walking Tour: The Main Attraction

Most of us have seen Las Vegas and Fremont Street on television and in the movies like “Honey I Blew Up the Kid” or “Fools Rush In” with Matthew Perry and Salma Hayek. Now’s your chance to take in the sights and sounds of a 24-hour neon experience that makes Fremont Street unlike any other street in the United States. Visitors to Las Vegas can choose walking tours from two of Las Vegas’ most reputable companies: Las Vegas Walking Tours and Las Vegas Pop Culture Tours.

Las Vegas Walking Tours: This small group tour company regularly receives high praise and accolades from customers. Visitors to Las Vegas can venture out on a 2-hour tour to see and hear things that can only be seen and heard while on foot on Fremont Street. Don’t worry about missing anything as guests wear a wireless earpiece to hear their tour guide. But you won’t simply follow along on their walking tours. Instead, you’ll be immersed into all of what makes Fremont Street unique including the neon lights, music, casinos, famous sites, and so much more. Great for couples, families, and solo travelers as well.

Las Vegas Pop Culture Tours: In small group walking tours, visitors to Las Vegas will get the chance to stroll through iconic Fremont Street to uncover historical sites as well as modern day ones. Las Vegas Pop Culture Tours not only shows you the best of Fremont Street, but they also know where to take you for the best photos, shopping, dining, and of course, cocktails.

Why a Fremont Street Walking Tour is a Must See

If you’ve only visited the Strip while in Las Vegas, you definitely haven’t seen it all. A Fremont Street walking tour will take you to all of the famous attractions like Union Station, the Fremont Street Experience, and the $1 million cash display at Binion’s. Beyond Fremont Street there’s Downtown Container Park and Fremont East, the “Greenwich Village” of Las Vegas. These are all the places that visitors to the Strip miss so don’t be one of those people. Wouldn’t you like to learn the secrets of Las Vegas? Like where you can find a piece of the Berlin Wall inbe a men’s room on Fremont Street?

What To See When You’re on Fremont Street

No visit to Fremont Street would be complete without checking out the World’s Largest Golden Nugget or the Slotzilla zipline that soars 100-feet above passersby below. The Slotzilla zipline is also part of Slotzilla, the world’s largest slot machine. Of course, Fremont Street turns into the Glitter Gulch once the sun sets when all of those amazing neon lights are turned on. The most notable of all the neon lights on Fremont Street would be Vegas Vic, the 40-foot tall cowboy who stands over the Pioneer Gift Shop. Vegas Vic is actually the World’s Largest Mechanical Neon Sign although his mechanical parts, his arm and cigarette, no longer move.

Don’t forget to check out the World’s Largest Video Screen during your Fremont Street Walking Tour. The Viva vision screen measures 1,375-feet long by 90-feet wide. The screen has an astounding 16.4 million brilliant pixels, too. Viva Vision shows run nightly at the top of each hour.

Why You Should Go on a Fremont Street Walking Tour

Your Fremont Street Walking Tour won’t be a tour where someone is talking nonstop and you follow along in boredom. With interesting places to visit and fascinating facts, you’ll be thoroughly engrossed into all things Las Vegas and Fremont Street. So what are you waiting for? Put on those walking shoes and get ready to join the next Fremont Street Walking Tour on your next visit to Las Vegas.

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Location :  Downtown Las Vegas ( Fremont Street ) Cost :  Free, Self-Guided ( Optional Costs Listed Below ) Start :  Main Street Station Casino End :  The Mob Museum Distance :  1 Mile Time Required :  30 Minutes of Walking ( with stops 1-12 around 4 hours; +90 for Mob Museum; +90 minutes for Neon Museum; + 30 minutes for Mormon Fort ) Fun Scale :  9 out of 10

If you want to get a feel for Old Las Vegas and the and the real roots of the city, you need to head Downtown to Fremont Street.  Under a canopy of modern LED lights, you can still feel the charm and excitement of Vegas’ early day entertainment.  From gambling, drinking, free concerts, hidden historic artifacts, and a mob museum, our self-guided Downtown Las Vegas walking tour map will help make sure you don’t miss a thing on Fremont Street.

Historical Overview Of Downtown Vegas:

There had been Native American tribes in the Las Vegas Valley for thousands of years, but it wasn’t until John Charles Fremont arrived in 1844 that Las Vegas ( Spanish for The Meadows ) was officially on the map.  Fremont not only charted important trails crisscrossing the American West, but also helped reroute the Old Spanish Trail ( established 1829 ) from Santa Fe to Los Angles near an oasis located in today’s Downtown Las Vegas.  Fremont’s mapmaking, the booming California Gold Rush, and the snow-free Western trail through town helped Downtown Las Vegas grow.

With the railroad arriving in 1905, development along Fremont Street straight out from the train station formed Downtown Las Vegas.  The city’s oldest casino ( the Golden Gate from 1906 ) still stands on Fremont Street, but many other things have changed.  Fremont Street became home to many other firsts in Vegas over the years including the 1st phone in 1907, the 1st paved road in 1925, later the 1st traffic light, and city’s 1st neon light at the Overland Hotel in 1928.

There was a bit of a Speakeasy era in Vegas as gambling was outlawed from 1909-1931 ( drinking 1920-1933 ).  Pressure from The Great Depression and an influx of workers building the Hoover Dam ( 1931-1935, originally called Boulder Dam ) forced them to open gambling back up with the first official Nevada gaming license going to Fremont Street’s Northern Club.  With gambling legal again, Fremont Street boomed through mobster influence although the casinos were mainly dingy sawdust-floored Western-themed establishments.

Finally, Downtown started classing up when the Horseshoe became the first casino to get carpeting and new hotels like Binions pushed the limits to bring in more high rollers.  Fremont Street turned into a sea of dizzying neon marquees nicknamed the Glitter Glutch by the 1940s and started adding large casino complexes by the 1950s.  As the only place in America with statewide gambling from 1931-1979, Downtown Las Vegas became a magnet for Hollywood celebrities looking to escape California.

Today the highlights of Downtown Las Vegas still center on Fremont Street with its mixture of vintage touches and modern technological features.  Visitors looking for flares of Americana and old world Vegas will love the historic neon signage, free nightly concerts, cheap drinks, loose slots, and a compact feel of Fremont Street.  Seekers of more modern flair will enjoy not only the zip line that cuts right through Downtown, but also the Fremont Street Experience which is by far Downtown’s main highlight.

Downtown Vegas Walking Tour:

1. main street station casino :.

About Main Street Station : The railroad-themed Main Station Casino and Brewery serves as a living museum of Casino antiques in the hotel lobby, main gambling flooring, and even outside.  The antiques can be seen 24 hours a day and the front desk has a really handy self-guided maps showing where each one is and explaining it.  By far the coolest artifact in the Main Station is in the men’s bathroom where the urinals are mounted to an actual section of the  Berlin Wall !  The 12-foot-tall Berlin was was 91 miles long and separated Communist East Berlin from West Berlin during the Cold War from 1961 through 1989.

Other antiques include red granite outdoor street lamps which were made in 1870 and sat in Brussels, Belgium until WW1.  Inside the casino, the main chandelier from the Figaro Opera House in Paris, France .and the ones in the Garden Court Buffet were made in the 1850’s for the San Francisco Opera House.  The main gambling room looks like an old Victorian-Era railway station with exceptional stained glass and brass chandeliers from the 1800s.  The carved Mahogany woodwork in on the hotel’s reception desk was originally the inside of a drugstore in Covington, Kentucky over 100 years ago.  Of the same era, the bronze doors and windows at the entrance to the Player’s Club was once the facade of the Kuwait Royal Bank in London, England.  If you search around the second floor there is a large vintage pool table which was used in the hit 1961 movie The Hustler.

The train and railway theme throughout the hotel is very predominate as you follow the walking tour and these elements are best seen in the Pullman rooms.  The Pullman family owned one of the railway car manufacturing companies in the country in the early-1900s.  The massive wooden doors from their Illinois mansion led the way to the Pullman Grille.  The grille feature a fireplace from a castle in Scotland and a complete railway car once owned by  Little Women   author Louisa May Alcott which you can go inside.  The Main Street Station was also once home to the private railway car used by  Buffalo Bill Cody  and Annie Oakley to travel the country in Buffalo Bill’s Old West Show from 1906 to 1917.  Unfortunately, the Buffalo Bill Car was removed in 2017 for the development of a neighboring tower the rest of the antiques at the casino make it worth a stop.

Casino Website :  ( HERE ).

2. Fremont Street Experience :

About The Fremont Street Experience : The intersection of Fremont Street and Main Street is where Las Vegas was first founded in 1905 and is now the marks the beginning of the Fremont Street Experience.  At the foot of this crossroads is the  Plaza Hotel  ( website ), known as the poor man’s casino.  Even if you are not a penny pincher, head to the top of the domed viewing platform before entering the Experience to get a great elevated view down Fremont Street.

It was here at the Plaza Hotel ( formerly Union Plaza ) where the original  Las Vegas train station  ( Salt Lake Depot ) opened in 1905 to service the Clark Line ( later bought by Union Pacific ).  This route connected Salt Lake City to Los Angles and cut the transportation down to just one day, which was a big feat for the time.  This train traffic led to the founding of Las Vegas, the development of Fremont Street ( paved in 1925 ), and all of the entertainment in Sin City.  While an influx of people was visiting Las Vegas during the construction of the Hoover Dam ( 1931-35 ) the ban on gambling ( 1909-1931 ) and drinking ( 1920-1933 ) were lifted which led to a business boom.  By 1940s Fremont Street was a sea of Neon Lights and Fremont became nicknamed the  Glitter Gulch.

The full Fremont Street Experience is seven blocks long but you’re sure to be drawn to the 4-block-long, 90-foot-wide canopy over the street filled with 12.5 million colored LED bulbs called  Viva Vision .  The entire area really comes to life on the top of every hour from 8pm to 1am when Viva Vision turns into a full-on light and video show synced to music on a concert quality sound system.  The light shows themselves are a reason to put Downtown Vegas on your to-do list, but stay a little longer and you’ll find a lot more to love.

Free Light Show :  Daily 8pm-1am at the top of the hour.   Free Live Music :  With 3 stages there is nightly free live music.   360 Degree Photo :  ( HERE ).   Experience Website :  ( HERE ).

3. Golden Gate Casino :

About The Golden Gate Casino :  Founded in 1906, the Golden Gate is the oldest casino in Vegas and where it all got started.  As the railroad began to cut through Las Vegas from Salt Lake City to Los Angles, John F Miller started a hotel inside a canvas tent here ( across from the train station ) between 1903-05.  The following year Miller was done with a permanent structure known as the Hotel Nevada ( later the Hotel Sal Sagev ).

In 1907 the first phone in Las Vegas was installed in the busy Hotel Nevada.  Because gambling was made illegal in Nevada in 1909 along with drinking in 1920, the casino had to run underground until the bans were lifted in 1931 and 1933 respectively.  The name was changed to the Golden Gate in 1955 in honor of a group of investors from Oakland California who fronted the money for a large casino expansion in the hotel.

Today the bars are the main attraction at the Golden Gate Casino as they are where Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr drank during the Rat Pack days.  The quality of bartending is just as good today as it was then as the current staff has over 100 bartending championship trophies between them.  An insider tip is that you can get Golden Gate’s renowned, and huge, shrimp cocktails for just $3.99 if you sign up for their free Players Club Card.

Casino Website :   HERE .

4. Cowboy Vic & Vegas Vickie Signs :

About The Vintage Neon Signs :  Make sure to check out the huge  Vegas Vic Cowboy and Vegas Vickie neon signs sitting at Fremont Street’s first covered intersection which are our favorite vintage signs.  The iconic waving Cowboy Vic was added to the Pioneer Club ( 1942-1995 ) in 1951 and his cowgirl partner Vegas Vickie was added to the Glitter Glutch Strip Club ( 1980-2016 ) when it opened in 1980.  Vickie is sometimes incorrectly called Sassy Sally after a strip club that sat next door from 1981 until 1999.

When the Freemont Experience was opened in 1995,  Vic and Vickie were married in a formal ceremony covered by the local newspapers and news stations.  Vickie was removed for restoration in 2017 with plans to bring her back to Fremont Street soon.

Vegas has become known for its dizzying displays of neon lights since the first one was installed at the Oasis Café on Fremont Street in 1929.  This movement helped Downtown Las Vegas become a destination known as the Glitter Gluch and the signs have become an attraction of their own.  More vintage neon signs can be seen later on this Downtown Las Vegas walking tour at Fremont Street East as well as the popular Neon Museum.

5. Golden Nugget Casino :

About The Golden Nugget Casino :  Known locally as The Nugget, the Golden Nugget offer the most unique experiences in Downtown Las Vegas. The experiences start when you check out the  Hand of Faith  ( website ), which is the biggest gold nugget in existence at 61 pounds 11 ounces.  The Nugget also has the most unique pool experience in Vegas called The Shark Tank Pool  ( website ) where they have you swimming with the sharks.  A 30-foot-high glass slide forms a long tunnel taking your right through the heart of a giant aquarium full of sharks.

If you want to learn more about the sharks at The Nugget you can get a professional biologist tour ( website ) of their 200,000-gallon shark aquarium.  You will learn what the sharks eat, how the feeding process works, and you even get to take home a real souvenir shark tooth!   Tickets for the tours are $50 per person and run Wednesdays and Sundays at 1:30pm.

The Golden Nugget has also frequently been featured in pop culture including being the home of the  World Series of Poker .  The casino was even featured in the Elvis Presley film Viva Las Vegas ( 1964 ) & the James Bond movie Diamonds Are Forever ( 1971 ).

6. Binion’s Gambling Hall :

About Binion’s Gambling Hall :  Texas cowboy Benny Binion opened this Casino in 1951 in an effort to class up the neighborhood.  Although it seems outdated now, in its heyday the casino was considered the poshest place to be and forced all the surrounding joints to upgrade.  Binions innovated in other ways than just style when they helped the  World Series of Poker  get off the ground by frequently hosting it at the casino.  This move into televised poker earned Binion’s Gambling Hall ( formerly Binion’s Horseshoe ) the nickname “The Place That Made Poker Famous”.

Binions is also home of the  Million Dollar Photo  ( website ), which is the best photo op in Las Vegas!!  In the Casino’s Player’s Club, you can have your photo taken with the Binions girls and a stack of ONE MILLION DOLLARS in cash!  The huge pile of money is made up of 34,400 $20 bills and 42,000 $1 bills.  The Million Dollar Photo has actually been an attraction at the casino going back to the 1950s and from 1964-1998 the stack was made up of 100 $10,000 bills.  Although the photo opt is free, you are only allowed to go to the Player’s Club if you are 21+ and it is open from 9am-11:30pm.

7. Fremont Casino :

About The Fremont Casino :  This was one of casino mogul Sam Boyd’s first properties and has some of the best food and drink deals around.  When it opened in 1956 over the site of the former Masonic Temple Opera House ( 1908-1912 ), the Fremont Casino was the tallest building in Nevada.  In 1959 Wayne Newton got his start in Las Vegas at the Fremont in its Carnival Lounge.  This was also one of four casinos ( the only one Downtown ) run by Frank Rosenthal for the mob from Chicago in the 1970s.  Rosenthal’s notorious career ( 1968-1982 ) in Vegas inspired Martin Scorsese’s famous 1995 movie Casino starring Robert De Niro.

Tourists and locals both love the amazing drink specials at the Fremont Casino’s bars including  $1.99 Margaritas .  The food specials are awesome too with a $15.99 prime rib dinner served with a baked potato and buffet on Sunday, Monday, and Thursdays from 4-10pm.  On Wednesdays and Saturdays, they have the same amazing deal but with steak instead of prime rib.  If you are looking for accommodations the Fremont Casino has very nice rooms starting under $40 a night when booked online and more basic rooms as low as $29 a night.

8. Four Queens Casino :

About The Four Queens Casino :  Opened in 1966, The Four Queens is named after the builder Ben Goffstein’s four daughters.  The Spirit of The King Elvis Show at 9pm and the neighboring has magician show at 7pm are both pretty good.  The shows are inside the Canyon Club on Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays.

In front of the Four Queens Casino is the main stage for the free Downtown Rocks concert series from May through September each year run by the Fremont Experience.  The hotel isn’t the nicest, but they have clean basic rooms as low as $23 on weekdays and $48 on weekends.

9. The “ D ” Casino :

About The D Casino :  This property was formerly called Fitzgerald’s Casino which was considered to be one of the luckiest casinos in Vegas.  Fitzgerald’s was Irish themed with shamrocks and a leprechaun.  Keeping the charm alive, The D Casino even has a large stone from Blarney Castle in Ireland on display which you can kiss for good luck.  Maybe the coolest gambling here is the oval multi-player Sigma Derby slot machine which is a vintage horse racing game that is fun even if you don’t win.

If you are considering staying on Fremont during your visit, The D is the nicest place to stay in Downtown Las Vegas by a mile.  The modern hotel rooms are posh and very hip yet still offers an excellent value even though it is a little more to stay here than the other basic hotels Downtown.  Even if you aren’t staying at The D, very we love their Long Bar ( it’s very long ) and the VUE Bar where you are able to go upstairs and get great views of Fremont Street .  In case you were wondering the name D stands for Downtown, Derek ( the owner is Derek Stevens ), and Detriot ( Derek ‘s hometown ).

10. Slotzilla Zip Line :

About The Slotzilla Zip Line :  Ever ride a zip line in the middle of a city?  At Slotzilla you have the opportunity to zip above the crowds from a 12 story tall slot machine and glide into the canopy of the Fremont Street Experience.  If regular zip lining isn’t enough, you can also zoom line  in a Superman position !  The ride is a third of a mile and starts 114 feet off the ground.

Hours :  Sunday-Thursday Noon-Midnight; Friday-Saturday Noon-2am.   Cost :  $25 for zip line; $45 for zoom line on Weekdays or $49 on Friday & Saturday.  They often have discounts before 6pm and for repeat trips.   Address :  425 Fremont St; next to Walgreen’s.   Zip Line Website :   HERE .

11. Heart Attack Grill :

About The Heart Attack Grill :  The main attraction of the Neonopolis Mall is the highly entertaining Heart Attack Grill.  Known for their greasy food and costumed nurse waitresses that will spank you in front of the other guests if you don’t finish your meal, the Heart Attack Grill is truly unique.

Claiming to be fighting anorexia since 2005, you eat for free if you are over 350 pounds and the restaurant’s spokesman really did die of a heart attack.  The milkshakes are very rich at the Heart Attack Grill and all of the food is cooked in lard.  Their Quadruple Bypass Burger was ranked by the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most calories in a burger with 9983.  Since then, the Heart Attack Grill has gone even bigger with the Octuplet Burger.  This monster has 8 patties ( 4 pounds of meat ) between layers of chili and 40 pieces of bacon.  If you can eat the entire Octuplet Burger you get paraded out by the nurses in a wheelchair when you leave, but if you fail to finish you get spanked on the butt with a paddle.

Putting the Heart Attack Grill’s hospital theme over the are jello shots served in syringes and wine dripped from hanging bags like they are IVs.  They even give your entire group hospital gowns to wear while you eat.  While the Heart Attack Grill may be the least healthy restaurant you will ever visit, remember that you are in Sin City, a place where being a gluten and overindulging are fully acceptable.  We heard the calories you eat in Vegas stay in Vegas…

Also part of the Neonopolis Mall, we really love the axe, knife, and spear throwing at Ax Hole ( website ).  Fairly new to the mall is the thrilling  Fear the Walking Dead Experience ( website ) which is part maze and part interactive game.  The shopping at Neonopolis Mall isn’t anything special, but there are two really good Premium Outlet Malls ( website ) in Las Vegas with many high-end shops you won’t find in most outlet malls.  One is nearby and connected to Downtown by bus and the other is near the bus depot on the way to the airport.  There is also a really famous World’s Largest Souvenir Shop ( website ) just to the south of here at the intersection of Las Vegas Blvd and Sahara Ave,

Heart Attack Grill Website :   Here .

12. Fremont East District :

About The Fremont East District :  This far eastern end of Fremont Street is a great place to see what the original Downtown Las Vegas area looked like more than 50 years ago.  While the other end of street saw its businesses grow into tall towers in the 1950s then covers with the LED canopy in 1995, Fremont East is like an untouched time capsule .

Many visitors in search of the real Old Vegas like to gamble at Fremont East’s  El Cortez Casino which was built in 1941 and is one of the only properties that hasn’t had a significant renovation since 1952.  New York mobster Bugsy Siegel bought El Cortez in 1945, but the city refused him an expansion permit because of his ties to organized crime.  This denial led to Siegel ( murdered in 1947 ) investing in the development of the Flamingo Casino on the Las Vegas Strip which is outside the city limits.  The move also let the mobster know that Downtown Las Vegas wanted to be a little more respectable.

We love the cluster of vintage neon signs in Fremont East.  These historic neon signs include a retro Vegas sign, Oscar’s Martini Glass, the Hacienda Horse and Rider, the Red Slipper, a Showgirl, and a 30-foot-tall can of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.  A majority of the signs were originally built by built by Yesco ( Young Electric Sign Company, a famous Vegas sign-making company ) and you can see a ton more at the Neon Museum & Boneyard later on this Downtown Las Vegas walking tour.

13. The Mob Museum :

About The Mob Museum :  Amazing 3 story museum highlight the artifacts, culture, and history of notorious gangster life from the early years of Las Vegas.  One of the most famous mobsters was Bugsy Siegel, who was the primary force driving the development of Las Vegas as both gambling and booze became illegal in most of the United States.  Mobsters like Bugsy wanted to create an escape from prohibition with glitzy luxury hotels, restaurants, shows and adult indulgences they couldn’t get anywhere else.  The Mob’s influence shaped the city’s earliest development and played a role in its ultimate evolution as the Entertainment Capital of the World.  The Mob Museum does a great objective job of telling both sides of each story they tell whether it’s of rival gangs or both the mobsters and police.

One of the highlights of the museum is the actual  Valentine’s Day Massacre Wall , moved here from Chicago, where Al Capone had members of his rival North Street Irish Gang executed in 1929.  Bugs Moran was the leader of the North Street Irish Gang and had been trying to take Capone and his South Side Italian Gang out for years.  The two groups had run-ins and assassination attempts on each other all over the country but the events of February 14th, 1929 are the most famous.

Capone and his friend Jack “Machine Gun” McGurn came up with a plan to wipe out Moran’s entire gang.  The two men had a 3rd party set up a whiskey sale, but when Moran’s gang showed up they were greeted by the cops.  This wasn’t an uncommon thing to happen so when the cops asked the men to turn around a face the wall for questioning they did.  Unknown to Moran’s gang, the cops where actually imposters in a stolen squad car and unloaded their guns on the gangsters once they turned their backs.  The fake cops pretending to be arrested two of their cohorts when they left in case anyone was watching so they could make their getaway.

When the smoke cleared Bugs Moran wasn’t among the dead, because he had been running late and was scared off by the cop car as he was pulling in.  Although Moran lived, Capone had struck a fatal blow to the North Street Irish Gang.  The company who owned the warehouse through the bullet hole filled wall was bad luck and had it tore down, but a Chicagoland businessman snatched up the bricks in hopes of displaying the wall in a future restaurant he planned on building.  The restaurant never came to be and when the businessman died the bricks found a new home and were re-assembled in the Las Vegas Mob Museum.

Beyond St. Valentine’s Massacre Wall there are hours of activities to keep you entertained at the Mob Museum.  The activities are so wide-ranging that you definitely won’t get bored.  We love shooting the  replica Tommy Gun  and they also have some great exhibits highlighting which mobsters were connected to different Vegas Casinos and another interactive one where you can listen to the  actual wiretaps  the U.S. Government used to bust the Mob operations.  With its great exhibits, The Mob Museum has gained the title National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement.

In addition to the excellent museum, they also have a Crime Lab Experience where you get to hands-on in a crime laboratory. You will explore the work of crime scene investigators, fingerprint analysts, DNA profilers, ballistics experts and medical examiners who determine why a crime was committed and secure information relevant to the case.  A second special hands-on experience the Mob Museum offers is the Use of Force Training .  You will get placed in the shoes of law enforcement officers and exposes them to the types of training exercises officers undergo to be prepared for use-of-force situations.  As part of this training your get to use a CO2 pistol and gun belt while responding to real or perceived threats with “deadly” force.

Hours :  Sunday-Wednesday 9am-10pm; Thursday-Saturday 10am-Midnight.   Cost : $26.95; $33.95 with the Crime Lab Experience; $38.95 with the Use of Force Training; or $41.95 for all three.  They have discounts for locals, kids, militarty, and seniors.  Combo tickets deals available with the Neon Museum and the High Roller Ferris Wheel.   Museum Website :   HERE .

Other Sights Near Fremont Street:

14. atomic liquors bar :.

About Atomic Liquors :  Four blocks further down Fremont Street from the Heart Attack Grill is the Atomic Liquors Bar, the  oldest freestanding bar in Las Vegas .  Joe and Stella Sobchik had started Virginia’s Cafe here during WW1 in 1945, then saw their opportunity to become a tourist attraction as Vegas was booming thanks to nearby nuclear testing.  In the 1950s there were total there were 100 above-ground nuclear tests ( 828 more underground ) just 65 miles away from Las Vegas in Yucca Flats.  After getting their tavern license in 1952, Atomic Liquors Bar began having rooftop  mushroom cloud viewing parties .  Not yet knowing the dangers of nuclear fallout and radiation, these viewing parties in the 1950s were huge hits and gave Atomic Liquors fame that has lasted the test of time.

In its heyday, Atomic Liquors had a local clientele bolstered by regular visits from celebrities looking to avoid the attention they attracted on the Strip or Downtown Las Vegas.  The likes of the Rat Pack, Barbara Streisand, the Smothers Brothers, Clint Eastwood and other notable characters could be seen enjoying their favorite beverage and playing a friendly game of pool after their shows or productions.  In pop-cultural, Atomic Liquors has been featured in The Twilight Zone  as well as the movies  Casino and The Hangover .  We can’t get enough of Atomic Liquors’ atmosphere, signature cocktails, crisp craft beers, and outdoor beer garden-style patio.

Bar Hours :  Sunday-Wednesday 4pm-2am; Thursday 2pm-3am; Friday 2pm-4am; Saturday 12pm-4am; Sunday 12pm-2am.   Website :   HERE .

15. Neon Museum & Boneyard :

About The Neon Museum :  The first neon sign in Las Vegas was put up in 1928 at the Overland Hotel on Fremont Street.  The use of neon signs boomed and Sin City, especially Downtown, became a sea of neon through the 1980s.  As aging casinos were replaced in the 1990s many of them moved away from neon to a crazy of individually themed casinos like Caesar’s Palace.  As LCD and LED signage became available the old neon were disregarded at an even faster pace.

Seeing the culture of neon disappearing, the Allied Arts Council formed the  Neon Museum  in 1996 ( expanded in 2017 ) and started an effort to save an important piece of Las Vegas history.  The group worked with  Young Electric Sign Company  ( YESCO ) who had originally manufactured many of the neon signs in Las Vegas.  Some of the signs have been fully resorted and placed back into the Las Vegas landscape including a collection of them near the Neonopolis on Fremont Street which includes the Hacienda Horse and Rider sign.  Other signs have been placed right in the middle of Las Vegas Blvd including the Binion’s Horseshoe, the Bow & Arrow Motel sign, and the Silver Slipper which sits in front of the Neon Museum.

Today the Neon Museum has a visitor center inside the retro lobby of the former La Concha Motel and a 2-acre display yard known as the Boneyard.  While you can see a few of the signs peeking over the boneyard’s fence, taking the official tour is the only way to really see them up close for the full experience.  Before you even take the tour you know it’s going to be awesome from the giant high heel street lamp to the eclectic mix of signs.  The standard tour last one hour, takes you through a staged collection of 120 signs, and includes some very entertaining stories of the of the vintage sign fossils.  There is a great mix of urban decay and bright colors among the massive neon skeletons that will make your photographs really pop.  If you are looking for more private time with the photos you can submit a request for a photo or video shoot.

Guided Tours :  The Boneyard is   available to the public through a one-hour-long guided tour or as general admission.    Brilliant! , a 30-minute show, uses light projection to illuminate unrestored signs and incorporates music and archival footage to transport guests into Las Vegas’ history.  Availability varies and is based on the season.   Cost :  $19 for the Daytime tour; $28 for Night tour; $23 for Brilliant; $42 for Night tour + Brilliant.   Location :  770 Las Vegas Blvd North.   Museum Website :   HERE .

16. The Old Mormon Mission Fort :

About The Old Mormon Mission :  Spanish explorers were in Nevada by 1776 and had even established their Old Spanish Trail ( Santa Fe to Las Angles ) with 100 miles of the Las Vegas.  By 1848, military man and mapmaker John C Fremont added the oasis in Las Vegas to is famous writings which later helped the Mormons and other settlers.  In 1847, the Mormons were pushed from Santa Fe to Salt Lake City but still wanted to connect to the snow-free route to the West and used Fremont’s findings to chart the path Southwest.

In 1855, thirty members of the LDS Church built a small adobe mission fort at the Las Vegas oasis to help link Salt Lake City with Los Angels.  The oasis creek was a prime location as it was the only free-flowing water in the valley which had led Spanish explorers to nickname the area Las Vegas ( The Meadow ).  This Mormon fort was the first permanent, non-Native settlement in the Las Vegas Valley although Native Americans had been in the area for thousands of years.  The 150-foot-long, two-story-tall, square fort served as a re-stocking point, a base camp to try to start a community, and saw traffic from people heading to California for the Gold Rush.

Due to conflicts with local Native American tribes, poor crop harvests, and low mining yields, Mormon Fort was abandoned in 1857.  As more settlers arrived to Las Vegas the old fort was used as a store and a ranch.  Helen Stewart ( nicknamed The First Lady of Las Vegas ) ranch for 18 years before selling land that would become Downtown Las Vegas to the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad ( Clark Line ) in 1902.  The remains of the Mormon Fort and oasis creek were turned into a state park in 1991 and is an interesting place to learn more about the city’s roots.  Next to the old Mormon Fort is the popular Natural History Museum ( website ) which is great with kids.

Hours :  Tuesday – Saturday 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. ( closed Sunday & Monday ).   Cost :  $3; kids free.   Website :   Here .

Close To Downtown:

17. gold & silver pawn shop :.

About The Gold & Silver Pawn Shop :  The most famous pawn shop in Las Vegas became a pop culture icon thanks to the History Channel show Pawn Stars.  We have also added markers to our Downtown Las Vegas walking tour map for two other History Channel show locations you can visit; Rick’s Restorations and Counts Customs.

Address :  713 Las Vegas Boulevard South.   Store  Website :   HERE .

18. First Friday Art Show :

About The First Friday Art Show : The 1st Friday of each month Downtown Las Vegas has a cool art festival featuring local artists. Artists set up stands along Casino Center Rd from Charleston to Colorado. It is a great free event.   Website :   HERE .

19. A Little White Chapel :

About A Little White Chapel :  Famous chapel where Brittney Spears got married, has a drive through.   Address :  1301 South Las Vegas Boulevard.   Hours :  24/7.     Website :   HERE .

20. Stratosphere Hotel & Casino :

About The Stratosphere :  Standing at 1,149 feet above Las Vegas Blvd, the Stratosphere is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States.  With such height, the Tower’s observation deck has some sweet views but it’s the worlds highest thrill rides.   Insanity  is a fast roller coaster sitting 900 feet above the ground, jutting 64 feet over the side of the Tower, and even reaches forces of 3G’s.   X-Scream  is a crazy man’s teeter-tooter as at 866 feet off the ground it shoots you face first 27 feet over the edge then dramatically tips giving you a falling feeling.

The  Big Shot  gives you maximum height starting 920 feet but then shoots you 160 feet straight up the mast of the Tower to a scary 1080 feet.  The last thrill is the World’s highest bungee jump called the  SkyJump  where you jump from the 108th Floor!  This hotel is a great place to catch the connecting city bus if going to the northern outlet mall.  It is extremely questionable neighborhood to walk at night, you will see a few crackheads.

Thrill Ride Cost :  Observation Tower $18; Rides $15 each; Bungee Jump $109; The best value is to buy an unlimited all-day pass for all four rides which include admission to the top of the tower for $34 or $44 if you want an express front of the line pass.

Website :   HERE .

21. Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour :

About The Las Vegas Strip Walking Tour : The sprawling Las Vegas Strip is the modern Vegas.  Huge mega-casinos and themed resorts are enough to fill weeks worth of a vacation.   Read More :   HERE .

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Free Nightly Live Music at the  Fremont Street Experience

Experience Old Las Vegas with free live entertainment downtown at the “Fremont Street Experience”

There are 3 different stages and they will be rockin’ again. The Music is back again and enjoy the evening like no other. There’s more to Las Vegas than just the Las Vegas Strip. Head to downtown for the “Vegas Experience”

Fremont Street Experience is a six-block entertainment district located in historic downtown Las Vegas, announces the return of FREE live music to its stages. Now for the first time in over a year, Las Vegas Visitors will be able to experience free nightly music under the new Viva Vision screen.

Music fans can enjoy free live music on three different stages at Fremont Street Experience’s legendary venue with house bands playing popular hits from all genres of music covering multiple decades of age groups. Fans of the destination’s iconic resident, house bands will once again be able to party and celebrate nightly with artists such as Alter Ego, Crush, Rock Steady, Spandex Nation, The Tony Marques Band, Velvet Elvis, Zowie Bowie, Dancing DJ’s and more.

“As a community and one of the largest tourist destinations in the nation, we are beyond thrilled to be part of the highly anticipated re-opening of Las Vegas,” said Andrew Simon, President and Chief Executive Officer for Fremont Street Experience. “To support our local artists, revive our community, and revel in the beauty of live events again, we chose to open our stages the moment we were given the green light, and we can’t wait to see you there.” All performances are FREE to live entertainment nightly and on weekend afternoons.

Upcoming confirmed shows include:

Saturday, July 17th – Plain White T’s Saturday, July 24th – Dokken & Lynch — Reunion Tour Saturday, July 31st – Tonic & Sister Hazel Saturday, Aug. 21st – Steven Adler of Guns & Roses Sunday, Sept. 5th – 3 Doors Down & Seether Saturday, Sept. 25th –Generation Radio featuring Jay Demarus of Rascal Flats, Deen Castronovo of Journey, and Jason Scheff of Chicago Saturday, Nov. 6th – George Thorogood

Check Out the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center

Downtown Las Vegas Has Changed and it’s no surprise more and more people are heading downtown for entertainment. The Downtown Las Vegas Events Center is the largest downtown area to stage world-class concerts, sports viewing events, music festivals and many other events.

The Downtown Las Vegas Events Center is a multi-use outdoor venue where Las Vegas visitors and Vegas locals come together for great performances and various types of events. During its biggest events, the venue can accommodate up to 12,000 people. The venue was designed with flexibility in mind. Some areas can be combined or blocked off, and seating can be rearranged depending on the type of event.

The stage area is 30 feet by 80 feet and has all the professional lighting, sound, and technology a concert-goer can wrap their mind around. They even have a VIP area with a private balcony for a more exclusive setting. If you don’t make it in the VIP area you’ll still get a great view of the stage no matter where are on the property.

The Events Center features three on-site bars with cold brews and cocktails during events. This state-of-the-art venue has hosted everything from intimate performances to massive festival productions right in the heart of downtown.

Here’s a look at some of their production capabilities:

One, two, and three-day festivals Live televised sports competitions Events with temporary build-outs Pop-up pools and custom cabanas Tented events with room for up to 2,000 Live sporting competitions

And if it wasn’t cool enough, Downtown Las Vegas Events Center is home to UFC International Fight Week, plus Vegas Golden Knights and Raiders watch parties.

Look for all the special events upcoming downtown.

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• Union Station site – Where it all began!
•   Fremont Street – Canopy (colorful facts and stories take you on a ‘walk through time’, under the worlds largest video screen)
• Famous Attractions (Shark Tank pool, world's largest golden nugget on display)
•   Fremont East (newly revitalized district of restaurants, clubs, shopping – Las Vegas’ Greenwich Village)
•   Downtown Container Park (outdoor family friendly shopping/dining plaza partially made from recycled shipping containers – hub of Fremont East)
•  Off Fremont Casinos, Mob Museum locale, Neon Museum artifacts
•   Gold & Silver Pawn ( Pawn Stars ), historic wedding chapels & city buildings (available with ‘Pawn Stop’ Add-On)
• Wireless audio headset, English speaking guide
•  Walking Distance: .7 Mile (add .7 miles with ‘Pawn Stop’ Add-On)

NIGHT TOUR (21+ Only)

•   Fremont Street – Canopy (the world's largest video screen comes to life!)
• Famous Attractions (Shark tank pool, world's largest golden nugget, 40' tall fire-blowing  Mantis)
•   Fremont East (newly revitalized district of restaurants, clubs, shopping)
•  Walking Distance: .7 Mile

More for your Money

Las Vegas is one of the most electric, energized cities in the world but there’s also so much more to Sin City than meets the eye.

At  Las Vegas Walking Tours , we know that many travelers want to experience a destination on a more intimate, local, level and get to know a location  ‘from the inside’.  Learn how things began, what makes the city tick, and where the  ‘must go, must see’  places are. If this is you then you have come to the right place.

So, for those of you who come to Las Vegas and want to do more than just walk ‘the strip’, come spend a couple of hours with us. We’re sure you’ll have a wonderful time learning about and experiencing a Las Vegas you didn’t know existed.

Why A Walking Tour?

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We know you’re looking for  things to do in Las Vegas , why not consider a  walking tour!  Las Vegas Walking Tours   are  fun, affordable, informative,  and quite possibly the  best travel activity . Walking tours accommodate families, couples, and even the single adventurous traveler while offering the opportunity to meet other travelers from around the world and possibly even make new friends. “We really enjoyed it, was one of the highlights of our trip.”  – Jill Flynn – Glasgow, Scotland

Let  Las Vegas Walking Tours  take you on a journey through Downtown Las Vegas’ historic Fremont Street that you can only get by foot. See Vegas like you’ve never seen before or didn’t know existed as local residents and Vegas historians share their knowledge, passion, and enthusiasm of fabulous Viva Las Vegas!

Receiving the TripAdvisor  ‘Travelers’ Choice’  Award,  ‘ Certificate of Excellence’  five years running and awarded as  ‘Walking Tour Operator of the Year – 2020’  by the Luxury Travel Guide, our group sizes are limited to help ensure a more personal experience with your guide who is pleased to answer all your questions. You will also be outfitted with a wireless ear-monitor and volume control to ensure you hear every word along the way. So feel free to jump in and join the conversation, or just sit back and take in the sites, sounds and stories.  There’s a lot more to Las Vegas than meets the eye, let us lead the way. “the best walking tour I have been on in 15 years!”  – Greg Hare – San Diego, CA

• USA Today – 10 Best ‘Tours and Excursions in Las Vegas’ – 2021
• TripAdvisor   ‘Travelers’ Choice’,  ‘Certificate of Excellence’- 2016-2020
• Luxury Travel Guide / Prestige Awards  – Winner ‘Walking Tour Operator of the Year – NV’, 2017, 2020 , 2021
• Travel and Hospitality Awards  ‘Walking Tour Company of the Year – Americas/Nevada’ ,  2018, 2021
• Travel and Hospitality Awards ‘Tour Company of the Year 2019 – Americas/Nevada’
• Best of Las Vegas 2017, 2018 – ‘Best Tour’
• Viator ‘ Top Rated ‘

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Covid 19 Safety Policy

Our guests’ health is always a priority and we have put extra measures in place to help ensure your safety!

• Our guides are fully vaccinated .
• Stringent Cleaning  – Audio headsets will continue to be cleaned & sanitized before each tour with disinfectant aerosol and wipes. Each headset now also receives a ‘deep-clean’ via HoMEDICS® UV-CLEAN Sanitizer which has been clinically proven to kill up to 99.9% of bacteria & viruses at the DNA level with UV-C light.
• Masks are no longer required in public places nor on our tours however we do visit inside two properties so please feel free to continue mask use at your discretion.

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Fremont Street is where Las Vegas all began, and it continues to be the beating heart of this world-renowned city. Iconic hotels, invigorating nightlife and outrageous entertainment combine to give this Historic spot in Downtown Las Vegas a dynamic identity that drips in Sin City magnetism.

Fremont Street Entertainment

Underneath a massive canopy that spans over multiple stages, attractions and even interactive entertainment, the Fremont Street Experience is the high-voltage Las Vegas block party that never stops. So grab a drink and slip on your comfy shoes, because the Fremont Street Experience is where the bona fide Vegas revelers come to play.

Viva Vision Light Show

The football field-sized canopy that stretches over the Fremont Street Experience isn't just there for protection from the desert sun, it also holds the record as the largest video screen in the world. Constructed from 49.3 million LED lamps and a state-of-the-art, 600,000-watt sound system, this 16.4 million pixel spectacle features visuals like swirling galaxies, psychedelic patterns, and sparking thunderclouds. Pair that with heart-thumping music from your favorite bands, and we guarantee you'll be left with tapping toes and a dropped jaw.

Free Live Entertainment

If the epic Viva Vision Light Show isn't enough to keep you entertained, the Fremont Street Experience gives you three different stages that host live bands, DJ's and performers on a nightly basis. On top of these nightly festivities, they up the ante with special events like free concerts with some of the biggest names in music, traffic-stopping holiday parties, and even mini music festivals at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center.

Slotzilla Zipline

If you've had a few drinks and are feeling a little daring, you've gotta take a ride on the famous Slotzilla zipline . Soar through the air like Superman through the entire the Fremont Street Experience from seven stories up, giving you the perfect view of the iconic neon lights. For a tamer ride, you can also fly seated from five stories up for the same stunning vantage point, but with a little less fear.

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Fremont Street Restaurants

Fremont Street is where the local culinary masters thrive, which means that to experience the real flavors of Las Vegas, the restaurants on Fremont Street are where you let your taste buds explore.

This American scratch-kitchen is all about fresh, authentic flavor, and wow, does it deliver. Not only is the extensive beer and cocktail menu on point, but it also has some of the best burgers in Vegas. This delicious spot is decked out in warm lighting, industrial accents and killer customer service that makes you feel right at home. Eureka is the perfect spot to start your night out on the right foot with chill vibes and great company.

Heart Attack Grill

Famous or infamous? All press is good press, according to the owners of the Heart Attack Grill. This controversial eatery is known for one thing: indulgence to the absolute max. The hospital-themed restaurant features quadruple patty burgers, fries cooked in lard and butter milkshakes that'll push every diner's caloric intake with every bite. Those who don't finish these belly-bombs can expect to feel the wrath of a public spanking doled out by scantily-clad nurses, and larger guests can even eat free if they weigh over 350 pounds. If we can say one thing about The Heart Attack Grill, it's that they're nothing if not consistent in their principles.

Oscar's Steakhouse

Named after Las Vegas mayor and mob attorney Oscar Goodman, Oscar's Steakhouse inside the Plaza Hotel serves up the perfect blend of mouthwatering fare and Sin City history in equal measure. As one of the best fine dining restaurants on Fremont Street, you'll be delighted with their high-quality steaks, seafood and of course, their extensive list of liquid libations. Is it the perfect date night spot? We think so.

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Fremont Bars and Nightlife

Nothing brings people together like alcohol and a night on the town. Lucky for you, the bars on Fremont Street are some of the best in town. So whether you're gonna savor some whiskey in your favorite dive bar or shake it 'til your sore at a local nightclub, you'll have a blast with the friends you make along the way.

Park on Fremont

Visiting the Park on Fremont Street feels like stepping into a fantasy garden, and with their delicious drinks and drool-worthy food, you'll never want to leave this Wonderland. The crowning jewel of this Fremont Street bar is their outdoor patio. Mismatched, colorful seating, eclectic paintings and a cozy brick fireplace are all surrounded by lush greenery, including a central tree covered in twinkling lights. Insider tip: If you adventure towards the back gate, they have a secret side garden with an adult-sized see-saw to play on. For those looking for an enchanted evening, you'll swear that Park on Fremont was magically created just for you.

Commonwealth

Filled with dark wood and sparkling chandeliers, the Commonwealth is a warm, intimate space that blends the vibes of a vintage speakeasy with the high-energy beats of a modern dance club. The ultimate destination for all night owls, this 6,000-square-foot space splits into two levels. The bottom level is for those who crave industrial aesthetics and riveting conversation, and the rooftop level was made for party animals who thrive on dancing the night away under the neon lights.

Brand-spanking new and already renowned in the Vegas dance club scene is Octopussy. Built on a solid foundation of techno beats, flowing drinks, and psychedelic light shows, this discotheque is a raver's dream. The piece-de-resistance of this killer night club is the massive, one-of-a-kind octopus that extends its tentacles throughout the entire space and features a disco ball for a head. Constructed from over 5,000 color-changing lights that can be updated at a lightning-fast speed, you and your new aquatic buddy will be vibing to the music all night long.

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Fremont Street Hotels

Fremont Street is home to the original Las Vegas Strip, which means that the hotels situated in the Downtown area are packed with history, entertainment and plenty of old school elegance. No matter if they've revamped for the modern era or kept to their vintage roots, each one of these hotels on Fremont Street is a brand-new world to explore.

Golden Nugget

The Golden Nugget Hotel may have been built in 1946, but between their glitzy new renovations and their never-ending list of modern amenities, you would never know this was one of the oldest hotels in the city. Their interior has been refurbished from the ground up, featuring gold accented fixtures, glass sculptures and their namesake, the world’s largest golden nugget that they keep on display. One of our favorite reasons for staying at the Golden Nugget is taking a dip in their Tank Pool . Easily one of the coolest spots in the city, the entire dual-level complex surrounds a 200,000-gallon shark aquarium that includes a water slide. It also has all of the luxury pool amenities Vegas is famous for like cascading waterfalls, fully-equipped cabanas and day beds for maximum pool day relaxation.

The D Las Vegas

The D Las Vegas is one of the newer additions to Fremont Street, and we would describe its theme as vintage-inspired sexiness. Dancing dealers, alluring red accents and seductively designed suites paired with panoramic views make this a perfect spot for getting into all of the best kinds of trouble. If you’re just stopping by to check it out, we recommend trying your luck on their second-floor casino that’s filled with antique slot machines with the focal point being their 34-year-old Sigma Derby game that is the last one left in the city.

Okay, we know Circa isn't open yet, but it's so unbelievably awesome we had to feature it. The newest ground-up hotel build on Fremont Street since 1980, this resort is all about sports, sports and yeah, more sports. The interior style is all retro-inspired, with classic neon lights and vintage patterns to bring guests back to the good old Sin City days, but the amenities are all ultra-modern and state-of-the-art. Including the largest sportsbook in the world that requires three stories to hold it all. This resorts claim to fame? A massive three-level aquatic center created just for sports fans called Stadium Swim. Open 365 days a year and centered around a 40-foot tall HD screen, you'll never want to watch the game any other way.

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Things to do on Fremont Street

Vegas is the entertainment capital of the world, so of course, that nickname applies to the entire city and not just the glitzy spectacles on the Strip. There are plenty of things to do on Fremont Street, from the lively tours to the fun-loving shows and free entertainment, you'll be anything but bored when you visit the historic heart of Sin City.

Ghost Tours

A place with this much history is gonna have a few ghosts, and Fremont Street is brimming with spooky stories of mobsters, tourists and celebrities that have come back to visit from beyond the grave. So for your Vegas vacation, we recommend making some new non-corporeal buddies by taking one of the cities chilling ghost tours . With ghost hunting equipment in hand, you’ll visit all of the famous ghostly locations in the city, including Bally’s, the demonic swing set at Fox Ridge Park or the Apache Hotel that is permeated with dark mobster history.

Street Performers

You may see the occasional Mickey Mouse or showgirl on the Strip, but Fremont Street is where the real Vegas street performers come to show off their talents. Dancers, musicians, artists, magicians, and even Elvis impersonators all congregate to this fantastic spot to entertain hordes of locals and tourists. The performances are obviously free to the public, but tips are always appreciated if you enjoyed the show.

Fremont Street Shows

The shows on Fremont Street are all about keeping the traditions of old Las Vegas alive. There are multiple clubs where stand-up comedians tell jokes that'll tickle your funny bone, or you can enjoy one of multiple hilarious hypnotist shows where you or your friends can become a part of the action. To truly embrace vintage Vegas, you can take in a show featuring The King himself in an Elvis tribute show or make contact with the spirits of the past with Seance or Psychics and Spirits at Binion's Gambling Hall.

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Ultimate Las Vegas Travel Guide: Insider Tips and Must-See Attractions!

If you’re coming to Las Vegas and are searching for tips and activities to do while here, Fremont Street Experience is here to help with our Las Vegas travel tips. Whether you’re seeking day trips to leave the glitz and glamor for a few hours or want a real Las Vegas Experience by riding the  zipline  across all of Fremont Street, we have you covered with our top five Las Vegas tips.

Book your zipline experience .

You don’t have to choose a cheap hotel far from the action to get an excellent price for your room. Do your research, and explore  downtown hotels  to find budget-friendly deals.

Also, make the most of your mealtimes by exploring buffets or exploring our tips on  creating a food and drink budget  when visiting Sin City.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

Don’t let Google Maps fool you. Destinations will appear closer than they are by foot, so make sure you wear sensible shoes. Whether you’re hopping from casino to casino or need to get to your next location to catch an event, you’ll be on your feet a lot.

Las Vegas hotels are also quite large, so even if you’re just walking the casino floor, you’ll still be on your feet sometimes!

Plan ahead and find comfortable footwear so you don’t regret it later.

Consider Weather

Depending on the season, Las Vegas temperatures can range, but with more than  300 days of sunshine every year , expect it to be hot.

Be sure to carry water with you. Las Vegas heat is no joke, and you can quickly become dehydrated, especially if you’re drinking alcohol. Also, take a light sweater or jacket with you. To combat the Vegas heat, casinos like to keep it cold, so you might end up chilly if you’re inside too long.

Make sure you check the weather report for your specific trip so you can plan accordingly.

You can get off the beaten path and explore nature outside Las Vegas if you want a break from the excitement. You can even  rent an ATV  or RZR and ride in Eldorado Canyon!

There are also plenty of things to do within traveling distance, so you can escape into nature for a few hours and still catch a show at night! If you don’t have your own vehicle, you can always rent a car or take a guided tour.

Sight-seeing activities within driving distance:

• Red Rock Canyon
• Grand Canyon

Must-See Attractions

There’s so much to do in Las Vegas. Whether you want a fast-paced vacation or to slow it down a bit, there’s an activity for everyone. First on our must-see attractions list is Slotzilla, the world’s largest slot machine that doubles as a launch pad for an epic zipline ride over the downtown crowds.

After flying over the crowd, stay for a  Viva Vision  light show that happens every night on the hour, starting at 6:00 p.m. and continuing until 2:00 a.m. With dazzling lights and musical acts featured in each show, it’s a truly immersive experience you’ll never forget.

Las Vegas is known for its gaming. Soak up Las Vegas history and check out some vintage games like the Sigma Derby horse racing game and antique slots at  the D . Or explore Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, the oldest casino in Las Vegas.

Lastly, you won’t want to miss the  Neon Museum  and your chance to see a complete collection of Las Vegas historical neon lights.

Book a Zipline or Zoomline at Slotzilla

If you’re looking for a family-friendly experience you can only do in Vegas, SlotZilla is your answer. SlotZilla is an 11-story slot machine-inspired zipline attraction and is one of the best things to do in Las Vegas.

Our Slotzilla ziplines come with safety equipment, so you don’t have to bring anything but yourself! We also offer a handy accessory bag so you can stow your belongings, and they’ll travel with you!

On the Zip-Zilla, guests fly seated, and the ride goes halfway down the Fremont Street Experience to the landing platform between the Four Queens and Fremont casinos.

On the upper Superhero Zoom, guests lie face down and fly superhero-style all the way down to the Golden Gate casino.

Both lines provide a different experience, so splurge and fly on both!

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The “Velvet Rodeo” is gearing up for its last ride. Miranda Lambert will play the final shows in her residency, which began in 2022, at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort. Tickets start at $70; ticketmaster.com.

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It’s been a one-and-done thus far, but what a one it was: Former Fugees singer/rapper Ms. Lauryn Hill’s lone solo album, 1998’s neo-soul masterwork “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,” which won five Grammys, sold over 10 million copies and ranks high among the most influential and acclaimed albums of the decade. She celebrates its 25th anniversary by performing it front to back at 8:3o p.m. Saturday at Dolby Live at Park MGM. Tickets start at $91; ticketmaster.com.

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It's really just "Fremont" or "Downtown" as opposed to The Strip , which is 4 miles away on what was the highway from Las Vegas to Los Angeles .

Probably the things downtown that would be most popular are, first and foremost, gambling at the smaller casinos downtown. The Neon Museum just north of downtown. Listening to the bands playing on the outside stages on Fremont Street under the light show canopy.

Unless you're really into hardcore drinking and gambling, one afternoon and evening will be enough. If that is your thing, you might enjoy a few nights sitting at one of the many bars, watching sports at Circa's sports book or playing lower limit games in occasionally dingy casinos.

Since this sounds like your first visit, stay on the strip and take a cab or Uber to Fremont. Only a couple hotels have pools and they aren't as nice as the strip hotel pools. The rooms are generally smaller and more basic and while there are nice restaurants, there really aren't the selection you will find on the strip.

I used to love that brand of beer...Old Stripe Freemont. It was the go to back in college. Lol

I would stay on the newer strip and take a trip downtown for a few hours. You won’t return thank me later.

Anyway, the good thing is with Fremont is it's relatively small so you can easily explore.

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