Where was a sticker room when I was a child?! Come on!…read moreThis place reminds me of the wonderful sticker books I created as a child. By far better- it's a room! Genius if I would've done this as child in my bedroom! Ha! Flashes of stickers, bold colors and bright lights- OH MY, OH MY! The mural on the outside, stickers all over the glass door and windows. Adequately and strategically placed by people of all ages! It will constantly evolve with random people's creativity. I will return and make another sticker mark!

For $101 you'll receive 10 neon circular stickers to stick anywhere you want inside the sticker…read moreroom... Or you can just walk in for a free photo op. It's definitely a fun attraction for kids to stick stickers on furniture, walls, and even on a piano. How to locate it- Container Park by the stage. Where to get stickers- Any restaurant or store in the Container Park

Something different on Fremont Street - Arcade games for all ages and a reasonably priced bar. Very…read morecool experience would go back again. They also offer food, I did not try but looked good. A place to cool down in Downtown Vegas under the Fremont lights.

Loads of arcade machines, good prices, nice rewards, good location- right on Fremont stread more

Drinks 5/5 Service 2/5…read moreAmbiance 5/5 What a cool little spot this is. The acoustics were great, the decor amazing, and the drinks were excellent. My one complaint, and the complaint of everyone was it took 30 minutes to get a drink. One bartender and one server for a place that was packed is clearly not enough. The server and bartender were doing their best but there should have been at least two bartenders for this event. We will be back.

We've been to Fat Cat twice now, and it is such a fun little bar!!…read more We have come here both times to see The Midnight Cabaret, a local band that does a fun mix of covers and original music. Fat Cat has a great stage, and they have great sound for bands! Let's talk about their cocktails! Are they spendy? Sure...but you're also downtown, so really, the prices are pretty in line with the standard. $16 for a really well crafted cocktail isn't bad...and I haven't had a cocktail here that I didn't like! Just be cautious...they go down quick! We've always had top notch service here, the bartenders are friendly, fun, and knowledgeable about drinks! If you're looking for a fun night out where you might catch some live music, give Fat Cat a try!

I heard about a little even called Micro Mania here…read more This was my first time here and it was pretty chill. It has a dive bar like ambiance with some arcade and bowling alley. Also with a sprinkle of wrestling memorabilia. The bartenders were super chill and friendly. Now for the main event, the wrestling venue was in back. A quaint area, perfect for quaint matches. It wasn't packed on a Wednesday night, but eventually almost filled up. From where we were sitting, you literally feel the impact and action going on in the ring! There's plenty of ringside interaction as well. If you want a swell evening that is gonnabe memorable, and for around $45, this is it! The event was about 1.5 hours long with 3 matches. Wished there was more. Overall, I would back, as long they switch up the wrestlers!

Honestly, I've been to The Nerd before and ridden the mechanical penis, so I know it's supposed to…read morebe tough. But my experience last night was completely ridiculous. The girl operating it was giving me major dirty looks the second I started filling out the waiver. When I actually got on, she 100% cranked up the controls to make it as jerky and aggressive as possible right away, purely out of spite. Yeah, I was drunk, but it's literally a bar so dealing with drunk people is the job, and you're still supposed to keep them safe, not try to throw them off maliciously. I've ridden this exact penis before and walked away fine, but this time I left with actual bruises on my chest, an incredibly sore neck, and bruised inner thighs. Using a heavy mechanical ride to take out some weird personal issue on a customer is so toxic and incredibly dangerous. Management needs to check whoever was running the controls last night. Zero stars if I could.

I LOVE hitting up Fremont Street especially with my friend's when they come into town to visit…read more 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!!

It is a cool experience. You can see the people ziplining above you. There is shops, restaraunts,…read moreStarbucks, 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.

Excellent place highly recommend. So much to do and see. Alot of time and effort has gone into it.read more

We had such a great time here. We will be coming back for sure. The staff seemed very inviting…read moreand helpful.

Such a cool bar! My first time ever coming here and we bought tickets to a magic show they had. The…read moreinside is super cool with incredible and fun artwork. My favorite was inside the bathrooms, they have it all decked out with Vegas show girl pics. Loved that old school Vegas nostaglia. They have a stage where the magic show was and they also have a lot of live entertainment here. I love that! There is plenty of seating and the bar itself is so cool. I ordered a mocktail and really enjoyed it. My friends also said their cocktails were super delicious. I definitely would come back here again another night! It is on the crazy Fremont street haha but definitely a bar worth checking out!

Cheapshot is so fun! The bartenders CJ and Chris are incredibly friendly and hella talented!!…read moreJiggleroom is my absolute favorite, fell in love with a dancer there. Hypnotizing Hippie, you have my heart

Awesome museum for the lovers of the mysterious and macabre. Definitely go for the RIP pass to get…read morethe full experience. Just don't forget to show Peggy love and respect

I have been a fan of Ghost Adventures since 2015. Then they happened to visit a restaurant I was…read moreworking at in New Mexico and we got to meet the crew, super great people. Zak actually ended up buying a few pieces that were in the restaurant, including a taxidermy 2 headed calf, which was got to see in the museum. But my husband and I always said if we ever went to Vegas we'd absolutely have to check out Zak's museum. I'm so glad we finally got the opportunity to go, it was the best night, we went on Valentine's Day. I would suggest maybe making this the final event or main event of your day if you're planning multiple things in a day. We booked the last available visit for the evening and I believe we ended up being there for 3 hours, including wait time and the tour. The tour guides are incredible and very engaging. Since the tour is so long, I would recommend wearing comfortable clothing/shoes. All of these photos were taken on the outside and in the lobby of the museum. Phones/cameras are not allowed during the tour. But these kind of show the vibe of the place, very eerie but super cool! Thank you to everyone at the museum for the unforgettable experience!

If you enjoy the movies this place is definitely worth it…read more.. I love watching movies and this museum brought back a lot of old movie memories. The museum itself isn't very big inside, every corner was filled with original movie props, most of them from older movies. Some of my favorites were the Thor hammer and I also thought Edward Scissorhands was cool. The alien creatures from Men in Black and MIB 2 were also fun to see. My favorite sci-fi movie prop was the alien queen from Aliens (1986) LoL! Lots of cool props. Owner was nice and friendly. I'd say there's a lot of props from sci-fi and scary movies: Alien vs Predator, The Village, The Chronicles of Riddick, Robocop to name a few. They even have the prop for the dead FedEx pilot body from Cast Away. Don't miss Chucky... he's the original from the 2021 movie! The museum is located at the Neonopolis (corner of Fremont Street and Las Vegas Boulevard). Review #2844

We decided to check out this experience before attending a show upstairs at the Notoriety. We…read morehappened to catch it on a day that is was $5 per person off so both of us got to check it out for $30. If you are a movie buff, this is an experience you most likely enjoy since they have a good variety of items from many different movies. They also have an interesting gift store part that you can actually browse for free if you don't want to go into the experience. I personally thought the setup that you could do picture was the most entertaining especially the Indiana Jone's one. If you are in the area and have some time to kill, this is an experience that is good to see.

I honestly thought this was going to be kinda cheesy but it was actually really cool. It was also a…read morelot bigger than I expected. Lots of different exhibits and plenty of photo ops for the gram. The exhibits towards the end were probably my favorite especially the spinning bridge thing. Made me a little nauseous but still fun. We ended up spending way more time here than I thought we would.

The Museum Of Illusions is located on the Las Vegas Strip somewhat close to The Aria. Parking is…read morefree to locals in The Aria. The Museum is interesting and roomy enough. I didn't feel crowded in or crushed anywhere. There were many interesting photo opportunities. It was GREAT of the museum to notify you about some rooms that might make some people feel unbalanced. I didn't feel bored here. There was enough here to enjoy yourself. This is a place that anyone of any age can enjoy. A BIG THANKS!!!! for the locals discount too!