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I really love Fremont Street. It's basically everything that the strip is not. Instead of luxury resorts and high rollers, you have a great pedestrian mall where "Joe and Jane, everybody" can hang out. This is old Vegas. Something's always going on, and it's a great place to people watch it can get a little bit rowdy, especially on the weekends, but that's part of the fun of it. There's lots of places to eat and drink, restaurants range from fast food, to higher end restaurants in some of the hotel , casinos. No fancy boutiques here, but they do have their share of nice little non-fancy gift shops, t-shirt stands, and other places. . Hotels range from the basic, the hotel Apache at Binions, to the higher end hotels such as Circa and the Golden Nugget.. Binions and the four queens are the two properties on Fremont Street that do not charge resort fees. entertainment ranges from bands, to lots and lots of street performers. Look up, and you will see a fantastic light show. It is a little bit grittier around the edges, they do have homeless people and panhandlers wandering about. Just keep your eyes and ears open Las Vegas metro PD does have a 24- hour substation on the street. You see, officers on the street mingling, and you have a place that you go into if you need to Just a fun, fun, place...
I haven't been to Fremont Street in a long time. Came during the day, the light show on the ceiling is always awesome. There is also zip lining available. Bars, restaurants, casinos, and shops are all up and down this street. The working ladies here, who are all dolled up in Vegas outfits , will hustle you for pictures, then ask for money, so be aware!! Nothing is free in Vegas anymore!! This is a lively place though, always something going on. I know it used to really turn up here at night, I'm sure it still does!! The Golden Nugget and the Four Queens are a few of the many Casinos along this street if you want to gamble or eat. Located in Downtown Las Vegas, old Vegas at its finest!!
Always an interesting time to just walk down this street and grab some White Castle burger, visit a casino or restaurant, listen to a live DJ or band, watch the light show overhead, watch street performers, shop or just people watch.
Our first time in vegas with some seasoned travels and this was a must do on their list. It was our first night ever in vegas so this was quite the introduction. The interior is very cool and the sky is pretty. The Zip line looks very fun! It's basically just one large street with tons of bars and bites and lots of shops. Now, my own personal experience I didn't overall care for the street performers or the vibe as I wasn't prepared to see so much boobs and butts. I was slightly horrfied how many young children were there. But, it is vegas so you know what you're getting yourself into. It was fun to enjoy the sights and sounds. Lots of different music genres up and down the strip. We got a big beer, and walked around. We stopped El Cortez and that was neat! I would not go back as we were staying on the strip and it's quite a drive to get there and I didn't care for that type of crowd.
Even if you're staying on the strip, you have to make a trip out to Fremont Street/downtown! I love the vibes and the people watching here. There are a lot of restaurants nearby and hotel/casinos you can pop into. The canopy made of LED displays is cool and a fun place for pictures. Lots of street performers. It's an interesting place for sure. Take a picture with Vegas Vic/Vickie, see the million dollar display at Binions, check out the Sigma Derby machine (now at Golden Gate hotel), and have some drinks at the Carousel bar!
We went with friends old.Vegas to check out Fremont St. I would definitely recommend checking it out. We had a blast and enjoyed seeing some of the old casinos and hotels. It's about a 15-20 drive from the Strip.
If you want a more orderly experience. Go 1st fridays of each month where it's 21+ only. They check ID; no concealed carry allowed. People watching and just experiencing the sights/sounds is all free. Stop by Circa for the dancers on blackjack tables or head in to one of any of their bars/foods to eat and go. Zipline experiences and 2 separate mini stages for concerts on opposite sides of the street length spanning several blocks. Recommend taking ride share direct and back to the end of the streets near one of the hotel corners. Do not attempt to walk it from Sahara station - too far, too ghetto between. There's always some shady characters and weirdos around and on the way to it though; so just be aware of your surroundings regardless of the time of day. I mean honestly; there's alot to experience there just walking through.
Wow I had not been here since 2004! (Oops aging myself) It hasn't changed really, still a little grungy but still old school Vegas The light experience really is something to look at especially when it gets dark- you can even zip line across There are a lot of "different " street performers- anything to get you to pay some $ Lots of cheaper places to drink and dance Easy to get a taxi from the strip over to dt and back Some classic old casinos and food restaurants over here
Fremont Street is simply an experience you're supposed to experience in Vegas. I used to visit in the 80s/90s with my family and it was my first stop for this year's visit. Highlights: - Take a taxi from the strip. It's about $25-30 each way. - Cheaper tables are found here! Play for fun without all the regret. - Plenty of restaurants (choose wisely) and cocktails are only steps away from each other - Various stages have live music, from one end of the street to the other - Lots of performers, each looking to entertain the crowd for tips - While it's a grown up environment, there are families everywhere, even during the late hours - Love the lights at night and watching folks zip line above the crowd I've always been told it gets really crazy after midnight. Maybe - but other than a couple of really loud verbal fights, I didn't see anything unusual. Catching a taxi back to the strip was more confusing than I expected, but I struggled to find the line of cars available for pick up. Have fun, be safe, enjoy!!
PROS: what a wonderful experience! Bright lights, enclosed pedestrian street, ceiling with moving images, loads of businesses and performers up and down the block, strong police presence CONS: no parking lots around the area so you'll have to uber, dozens of homeless people are present, most places close at midnight on this block despite the block being open 24/7 OVERALL: you need to come and see this place. It's not as big as the current Vegas avenue but that's what makes it great, it won't exhaust you. Come at night when it's cooler and you can see the lights
That spark of optimism and inspiration! Do you have it? We lack that! The energy and the confidence to continue so we set out to rediscover ourselves. We remember the importance of life and how we need to set aside other stuff sometimes. We must get out. The stimulation of Fremont Street is a must. The lights flicker all around you. Careful then someone will fly over you. There is nothing mundane here truly. Except the things that will make you smile and maybe some that will make you cry. Let's just be happy and laugh some . It's been years since I've gravitated towards Fremont! They have changed it so much! New all over. They have remade the old into better . Like really! The original is still here but nice and shiny. It's more simple down here that old world feel of Vegas. It's not crime ridden like it was either. That old pee smell is gone too . It more family friendly too. My children as young children grew up here and this was not a good place to bring them . This was their culture. It's gotten a lot better . Being a local we can see the difference and if your a local make a decision to come and see. The music, let it play. It's loud and then even more louder . The fun of the live music is that much more fun . Everyone is dancing. They can feel the rhythm and feel the sound as it flows through you. That wave of emotions and energy comes to life as you move and turn . Roll your hips and shoulders. The motions are an enchanting sensation. Let it fill you up. What's not to love about Fremont Street. The vibes of the neighborhood will lure you towards the main streets. The music is the heart and let it be your pulse as you shine .
Always love the vibes here, totally different from the strip. My favorite is definitely the famous light show and all the artists. Fun and chill with your hoodie and sneakers. Definitely much cheaper on everything here comparing to the strip.
Visited Fremont and it was a nice experience. We ate at White Castle and then walked a section of Fremont. We went into a couple of stores searching for a drink hubby wanted to try and would be much cheaper buying at a store than at a casino on the strip. He found it and I got a malibu drink. We went into a few casinos and walked around. Not a lot of people during the time we were there.
I LOVE hitting up Fremont Street especially with my friend's when they come into town to visit. It's just so much more personal then the LV strip. It's smaller, easier to get from one place to another & drinks are cheaper down here. This is a great place for people watching. You will see things that you have never thought you'd see. At times there is FREE live entertainment on their stages located thru out the area. There are lots of shops for souvenir shopping, my favorite one is the ABC store. There are a lot of places to eat @, some bars have great Happy Hour specials. There are street performers who like to put on a show & you can take a picture with them and they would like to be tipped, they can't request or demand (some have) a tip as they can get in trouble for it but they're down there trying to make some money so please be kind. There are a lot events put on down here thru out the year, you can go to their website for a calendar of events. Most of the time its free to go down here but there are events where you will have to pay to get into such as New Year's Eve event. The Golden Nugget has a small club upstairs called Troy that can be a fun time and another great spot high up to look down and people watch everyone below you. Circa casino/hotel is 21+ which is nice if you want to get away from kids because kids are allowed down here but I think there may be a curfew but not 100% sure. There is plenty of security around but fights can still take place when people don't want to behave or have too much ETOH or others substances on board. Be aware of your surroundings, keep your purse closed and in front of you, don't have your wallet or cell phone in your back pocket for someone to come along & grab it when you're not paying attention. Stay safe & be safe. Have fun!! read more
11 days ago
It is a cool experience. You can see the people ziplining above you. There is shops, restaraunts, Starbucks, casinos. It is apparently part of the Old Las Vegas. Definitely worth the experience, but just be careful when you are walking through Fremont Street. read more
22 days ago
Not sure why everyone calls this stretch of old Vegas "seedy" or "sketch." Sure, you'll find a random methhead scurry past you while walking, or a three quarter naked lady dancing on top of an outside bar in full view. But this is Vegas, baby, and these aren't exactly isolated things. At all. There's too much going on here, so my review will be about the live music and the table gameplay here inside the casinos. There are three concert stages: two on the ends and one in the middle. I guess there's a rotating lineup of cover bands during evenings. Got to see one of them - a band called Sugar. Terrific all-female group that has both sex appeal and the musical chops to comfortably justify a couple of hours on stage. Love their choice of music, too. Lots of top 10 hits, from classic rock to contemporary. If you like the tables, I heard El Cortez is where the locals go. I did check it out. Couldn't find a 5 to 10 dollar table, so I hurried off to the nearby Fremont Street Hotel. I did find an Ultimate Texas Hold Em table that everyone was avoiding for some reason. And it was a minimum $10 bet! Made a decent haul after about 30 minutes of back and forth. They got a White Castle here, too. Just don't go. It sucks. read more
I really love Fremont Street. It's basically everything that the strip is not. Instead of luxury resorts and high rollers, you have a great pedestrian mall where "Joe and Jane, everybody" can hang out. This is old Vegas. Something's always going on, and it's a great place to people watch it can get a little bit rowdy, especially on the weekends, but that's part of the fun of it. There's lots of places to eat and drink, restaurants range from fast food, to higher end restaurants in some of the hotel , casinos. No fancy boutiques here, but they do have their share of nice little non-fancy gift shops, t-shirt stands, and other places. . Hotels range from the basic, the hotel Apache at Binions, to the higher end hotels such as Circa and the Golden Nugget.. Binions and the four queens are the two properties on Fremont Street that do not charge resort fees. entertainment ranges from bands, to lots and lots of street performers. Look up, and you will see a fantastic light show. It is a little bit grittier around the edges, they do have homeless people and panhandlers wandering about. Just keep your eyes and ears open Las Vegas metro PD does have a 24- hour substation on the street. You see, officers on the street mingling, and you have a place that you go into if you need to Just a fun, fun, place... read more
I haven't been to Fremont Street in a long time. Came during the day, the light show on the ceiling is always awesome. There is also zip lining available. Bars, restaurants, casinos, and shops are all up and down this street. The working ladies here, who are all dolled up in Vegas outfits , will hustle you for pictures, then ask for money, so be aware!! Nothing is free in Vegas anymore!! This is a lively place though, always something going on. I know it used to really turn up here at night, I'm sure it still does!! The Golden Nugget and the Four Queens are a few of the many Casinos along this street if you want to gamble or eat. Located in Downtown Las Vegas, old Vegas at its finest!! read more
Always an interesting time to just walk down this street and grab some White Castle burger, visit a casino or restaurant, listen to a live DJ or band, watch the light show overhead, watch street performers, shop or just people watch. read more
Our first time in vegas with some seasoned travels and this was a must do on their list. It was our first night ever in vegas so this was quite the introduction. The interior is very cool and the sky is pretty. The Zip line looks very fun! It's basically just one large street with tons of bars and bites and lots of shops. Now, my own personal experience I didn't overall care for the street performers or the vibe as I wasn't prepared to see so much boobs and butts. I was slightly horrfied how many young children were there. But, it is vegas so you know what you're getting yourself into. It was fun to enjoy the sights and sounds. Lots of different music genres up and down the strip. We got a big beer, and walked around. We stopped El Cortez and that was neat! I would not go back as we were staying on the strip and it's quite a drive to get there and I didn't care for that type of crowd. read more
Even if you're staying on the strip, you have to make a trip out to Fremont Street/downtown! I love the vibes and the people watching here. There are a lot of restaurants nearby and hotel/casinos you can pop into. The canopy made of LED displays is cool and a fun place for pictures. Lots of street performers. It's an interesting place for sure. Take a picture with Vegas Vic/Vickie, see the million dollar display at Binions, check out the Sigma Derby machine (now at Golden Gate hotel), and have some drinks at the Carousel bar! read more
We went with friends old.Vegas to check out Fremont St. I would definitely recommend checking it out. We had a blast and enjoyed seeing some of the old casinos and hotels. It's about a 15-20 drive from the Strip. read more
If you want a more orderly experience. Go 1st fridays of each month where it's 21+ only. They check ID; no concealed carry allowed. People watching and just experiencing the sights/sounds is all free. Stop by Circa for the dancers on blackjack tables or head in to one of any of their bars/foods to eat and go. Zipline experiences and 2 separate mini stages for concerts on opposite sides of the street length spanning several blocks. Recommend taking ride share direct and back to the end of the streets near one of the hotel corners. Do not attempt to walk it from Sahara station - too far, too ghetto between. There's always some shady characters and weirdos around and on the way to it though; so just be aware of your surroundings regardless of the time of day. I mean honestly; there's alot to experience there just walking through. read more
4 months ago
Wow I had not been here since 2004! (Oops aging myself) It hasn't changed really, still a little grungy but still old school Vegas The light experience really is something to look at especially when it gets dark- you can even zip line across There are a lot of "different " street performers- anything to get you to pay some $ Lots of cheaper places to drink and dance Easy to get a taxi from the strip over to dt and back Some classic old casinos and food restaurants over here read more
Fremont Street is simply an experience you're supposed to experience in Vegas. I used to visit in the 80s/90s with my family and it was my first stop for this year's visit. Highlights: - Take a taxi from the strip. It's about $25-30 each way. - Cheaper tables are found here! Play for fun without all the regret. - Plenty of restaurants (choose wisely) and cocktails are only steps away from each other - Various stages have live music, from one end of the street to the other - Lots of performers, each looking to entertain the crowd for tips - While it's a grown up environment, there are families everywhere, even during the late hours - Love the lights at night and watching folks zip line above the crowd I've always been told it gets really crazy after midnight. Maybe - but other than a couple of really loud verbal fights, I didn't see anything unusual. Catching a taxi back to the strip was more confusing than I expected, but I struggled to find the line of cars available for pick up. Have fun, be safe, enjoy!! read more
3 months ago
PROS: what a wonderful experience! Bright lights, enclosed pedestrian street, ceiling with moving images, loads of businesses and performers up and down the block, strong police presence CONS: no parking lots around the area so you'll have to uber, dozens of homeless people are present, most places close at midnight on this block despite the block being open 24/7 OVERALL: you need to come and see this place. It's not as big as the current Vegas avenue but that's what makes it great, it won't exhaust you. Come at night when it's cooler and you can see the lights read more
1 month ago
That spark of optimism and inspiration! Do you have it? We lack that! The energy and the confidence to continue so we set out to rediscover ourselves. We remember the importance of life and how we need to set aside other stuff sometimes. We must get out. The stimulation of Fremont Street is a must. The lights flicker all around you. Careful then someone will fly over you. There is nothing mundane here truly. Except the things that will make you smile and maybe some that will make you cry. Let's just be happy and laugh some . It's been years since I've gravitated towards Fremont! They have changed it so much! New all over. They have remade the old into better . Like really! The original is still here but nice and shiny. It's more simple down here that old world feel of Vegas. It's not crime ridden like it was either. That old pee smell is gone too . It more family friendly too. My children as young children grew up here and this was not a good place to bring them . This was their culture. It's gotten a lot better . Being a local we can see the difference and if your a local make a decision to come and see. The music, let it play. It's loud and then even more louder . The fun of the live music is that much more fun . Everyone is dancing. They can feel the rhythm and feel the sound as it flows through you. That wave of emotions and energy comes to life as you move and turn . Roll your hips and shoulders. The motions are an enchanting sensation. Let it fill you up. What's not to love about Fremont Street. The vibes of the neighborhood will lure you towards the main streets. The music is the heart and let it be your pulse as you shine . read more
9 months ago
Always love the vibes here, totally different from the strip. My favorite is definitely the famous light show and all the artists. Fun and chill with your hoodie and sneakers. Definitely much cheaper on everything here comparing to the strip. read more
Visited Fremont and it was a nice experience. We ate at White Castle and then walked a section of Fremont. We went into a couple of stores searching for a drink hubby wanted to try and would be much cheaper buying at a store than at a casino on the strip. He found it and I got a malibu drink. We went into a few casinos and walked around. Not a lot of people during the time we were there. read more
Fremont Street Experience is a whole different vibe compared to the Las Vegas Strip -- and honestly, that's what makes it fun. The energy here feels more chill, a little gritty in a classic Vegas way, and perfect if you just want to walk around with a drink in hand and soak in the chaos. There's always something happening. Live bands playing, street performers everywhere, people dancing, casinos lining the street, and just endless people-watching opportunities. If you're feeling adventurous, you can even do the zip line that runs above the crowd, which is pretty wild to watch even if you're not riding it yourself. Now... let me tell you about one of the more *interesting* Fremont moments. I took a picture with a couple of street performers wearing lingerie who were posing with tourists. They were super friendly at first and said they only accept donations. I had $40 cash on me, so I figured that would be more than fair. They already had three poses ready like it was a full photo routine. After the pictures, I handed them $20 each... and suddenly the mood changed. They told me it's actually $50 per person. Listen... I'm not paying $100 for three quick pictures on Fremont Street. I told them that's all the cash I had and kept it moving. Vegas hustle is real out here, so just a friendly heads up. Clarify the price *before* you take the photos. That little moment aside, Fremont Street is still a great time. Grab a drink, watch the live music, enjoy the performers, and embrace the slightly chaotic Vegas energy. Overall, it's a fun stop if you want a different Vegas experience outside of the Strip. read more
Fremont Street is a must visit place in Las Vegas. I came here at night, and it felt like a blast on a budget. There's plenty of free attractions to enjoy. There's a huge screen that towers above the street, acting as a tent/cover. At night, there's a free light and sound show called Viva Vision. As I walked further down Fremont Street, there were also live performances. The lights were dazzling, but the sounds sure were loud. Note that this is a popular destination. There's a lot of people... and the parking garages I found all require payment. One way around it is to park at a casino, eat at their restaurant, and get parking validation. read more
3 months ago
Fremont Street was literally the last stop on The Deuce bus, making it the perfect destination for our final night in Las Vegas. The moment we stepped onto Fremont Street, we were hit with a sensory overload from the enormous, colorful LED canopy stretching overhead. The constantly changing display of lights and music transformed the entire street into something that felt straight out of a sci-fi movie. Fremont Street aka Old Las Vegas, has a completely different vibe from the Strip. Live bands filled the air with everything from country music to classic rock, while crowds of visitors flowed up and down the street, all seemingly in party mode. Around every corner was something new...a caricature artist, a vendor crafting flowers from colorful straws, and glamorous showgirls soliciting photoss. The people-watching alone was worth the trip. Fremont Street attracts every type of visitor imaginable, creating an entertaining mix of personalities that is uniquely Vegas. Adding to the charm were the old-school casinos and hotels, including the Golden Nugget, Four Queens, and Golden Gate. If you were a bit of a dare devil, you could zipline over all this excitement. The Freemont Street experience was the perfect end to our Las Vegas adventure. read more
8 months ago
Fremont is always worth a trip when visiting Vegas. It's got that old Vegas vibe and a ton of entertainment. There's so much to see and do that everybody can find something. Then of course there's the light show and you could watch for hours. At one point we were even treated to fireworks (light show fireworks). Lots of vendors selling silly things, souvenir shops, street bars, food, a stage for a band, casinos, zip lining and more. Fremont has it all. read more
Came to watch fireworks and get a quick vibe. Fremont never disappoints. They had good bands playing on the stages. It was early but still getting packed. Fremont is a great alternative to the traffic and craziness of the strip. Plus the ease of getting around doesn't hurt. Parking is more difficult to find and most places charge unless you are gambling and spend a minimum to get free parking validation. They have food and restaurants along Fremont street so you won't go hungry. Have fun and be safe. There are some strange people walking around. I don't recommend this place for kids after dark. Especially if they are unsupervised. read more
The Fremont Street has changed a lot over the time, I still remember my first visit here years ago prior to their renovations. The street is cleaner now, although still full of open bars and smokes in the air. I found it's quite impressive to explore its iconic Viva Vision Canopy, which is the world's largest LED screen covering five blocks throughout the pedestrian mall. I've learnt that the visual patterns most play every hour starting around sunset. read more
3.5 stars rounding up, it's touristy af, but who cares? The video screen that runs for two blocks is pretty incredible. We walked the whole thing and were lucky to find the BBQ place near the end, and caught a very run of the mill all girl cover band that I've seen the likes of a million times living in Chicago. But still, it was a nice diversion to hear live rock music while drinking the biggest beers in the world and seeing people zip line above it all. Not fancy, it's very crowded, and somewhat family friendly except we did see butts and boobs after 9pm of some troupe. Head down E. Fremont Street for more locals and their low riders, and a flame blowing Praying Mantis that bops to hip hop in real time. Be a tourist, it's Vegas. read more
8 months ago
I came to Vegas at least three times a year. And let me tell you I do not stay on the strip. Fremont has it all! Of course I always like to stay at Circa. We come every year for Super Bowl, and it never disappoints! From casinos that are right next to each other to all the restaurants. This is the place to stay! Don't mind the weirdos all around. It's always a great time people watching! read more
Hell yes ... this place is a lot of fun. Between the music- the people - they are half the fun to watch - and the Casinos - binions - it's a win. Do the zip line- do it all. They have lots of food choices . And be prepared to Elaine a little . You can get here easy from the bus line . Be sure to get the right bus back to the strip . read more
Well it is true Las Vegas is showing a little sign of decline of business . I can see it myself spending time in Las Vegas in early October. Actually downtown and Fremont experience is busier than the strip because we all know lots of us Hawaii people go to Vegas ha ha . Hopefully they bring down prices and don't charge for everything . On the strip they charge for Valet so far the Boyd's property don't charge , but Golden Nugget , The 'D Circa all charge what a rip off . Everyone also charges resort fee . The room rate may be inexpensive but you get killed with the resort fees . After the pandemic Las Vegas is trying to recover their losses that's why . read more
14 days ago
I went during the day! One hour before car return. Had to speedwalk the whole thing (I don't advise that, you miss out). This HAS to be what Sonic Adventure had in mind when designing Casinopolis. It's not an eerie feel in the day, rather just like a park almost. Still, way better to walk through than the new Strip. The casinos are smoking allowed, and they do have older slots in them. Gift shops are GOOD tho, many items and reasonable prices. read more
I haven't walked through Fremont Street in years. Seems like the people still enjoy it. Live music playing that you can listen to while walking. A lot of people from all walks of life. Shops casinos and restaurants so many to choose from. Eureka and Lei Thai are great spots there are also some fantastic steak houses to choose from. If you have time jump on the zip line. Enjoy your trip. read more
Never a dull moment on Fremont street! There are a couple stages with live performances. Music playing with line dancing happening. I even joined in during the Cupid shuffle. Plenty of bars and restaurants. You may even see a few people zip lining above you. read more
1 year ago
Fremont has been hosting some EDM type block parties and they have been super fun to attend! From the likes of Major Lazer to Diplo, these free events have been the highlight of DTLV this Fall! The Djs have been bringing in over fourteen thousand fans (according to DTLV IG page post). Diplo was from 6-10pm last night and it was a great time. The music was bumping and the people were dancing! Many have been saying that Vegas is dying, but, partying with Diplo on a Monday night proves that the city is very much alive :) read more
18 days ago
A must visit if you want to advoid the strip. My bf and I have been here a few times. The area is covered with a huge screen. It gives an illusion that it is still daylight. This is the place to people watch. So many different people. Places to eat. Cheap places to buy stuff you dont need. AKA keychains, magnets, shot glasses. There are 2 stages with live bands all night. There is also the zipline which is fun. Do yourself a favor. When you park, take a picture. We ended up getting lost for blocks. I have a huge blister to prove it. Remember to validate parking. It says free parking, but its not free. We paid $20. Check it out. Its a big party. read more
Definitely a must do just to experience. Wear closed toed shoes as there are lots of liquids on the ground (alcohol, pee... who knows). Best to see it at night when lit up. Great show on the hour. Lots of live music. Tons of street performers and people who are just asking for money. Your senses will be on overload! Lots to see - something's you may wish you could unsee - lots of skunk smell. There are lots of food and drink options there. If you order a drink, be prepared to have 90% alcohol and 10% mixer. They are strong. The pricing is reasonable considering how much alcohol is in there. They also have affordable souvenir stores as well. Be sure to walk the entire street! Lots just go to the end and stop. So much more to see. Tons of terrific restaurants just a block or two off of Fremont as well. A must visit if in Vegas for the first time. Lots of old casinos with low limit games. read more
7 months ago
Lest just say you are going to see any and everything, the strip is more for the kids downtown is more adults as you be subject Vegas night life it's cool , if you have a vibe it will be a ride . read more
6 months ago
The Fremont Experience in Downtown Las Vegas is a must see when visiting L.V. It is a visual, musical, and overall sensory feast, perhaps even overload. My eardrums still haven't recovered. Last time I was here, one of the rock bands was exceptional. This time I was rockin' to the club music - and I'm an old man. Casinos and a variety of eateries make for an exciting off the strip experience. Treat yourself. read more
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Can you bring a child to Slotzilla without walking thru the debauchery? or is Slotzilla in the middle of it all?
Slotzilla is in the middle of it all. But during the day it is not too debauched.
What time does it die down?
I, my wife & 12 yr old daughter went around 9pm on a Monday nighr, stayed for less than an hour because the level of drunkenness plus the cigarette smoke kind of gets trapped in the dome. The light show was cool, the lines for a drink were…
Can you smoke weed on Fremont street?
Unfortunately it's turning into a marijuana free-for-all down there! I smoke occasionally but the complete "in your face" attitude that has taken over there is awful. You'd run into more trouble holding a glass beer bottle on Fremont Street now,…
What time fremont experience close?
It's 24/7. Some of the stores and restaurants close, but only for a little bit.
How old do you have to be to gamble or play in the slot machines?
You have to be 21
Can I find "Vegas t shirts there, how much is the zip lining?
They sell souvenirs there , but u can go to bonanza gift shop too . The zip line , cost $25 but after 6:00pm they charge u more…
What happens after 9 pm the 1st Friday of the month?
Yes it's a special block party for that area they close down all the shops and everything you must be over 21 years of age to enter after certain time on first Fridays and security is very tight!
Where do you buy tickets?and are muggings often
You don't need tickets, it's free! And I've never heard of any muggings, it's very safe there.
Are dogs allowed on Fremont street?
Only from 5 a.m. until noon, and they must be on a leash three feet long or shorter. Doubt many businesses would allow dogs inside...
Free parking? At least within reasonable walking distance when you have a toddler. We're local but don't have ID's yet to get any free validation
There are some off the way street parking down past but the easiest thing will be to just park at The Plaza and literally your there.
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