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Las Vegas Night Bus Tour

• Free cancellation available
• Mobile voucher
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• Nighttime views of vibrant Las Vegas & the iconic sights
• Neon signs & dazzling displays on the Strip & downtown
• Comfortable & easy ride on an open-top double-decker bus
• See the welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign
• Entertaining onboard insightful audio commentary

Activity location

• 3973 Linq Lane
• 89109, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Meeting/Redemption Point

• Fri, Apr 12 $55
• Sat, Apr 13 $55
• Sun, Apr 14 $55
• Mon, Apr 15 $55
• Tue, Apr 16 $55
• Wed, Apr 17 $55
• Thu, Apr 18 $55
• Fri, Apr 19 $55
• Sat, Apr 20 $55
• Sun, Apr 21 $55
• Mon, Apr 22 $55
• Tue, Apr 23 $55
• Wed, Apr 24 $55
• Thu, Apr 25 $55
• Fri, Apr 26 $55
• Activity duration is 3 hours 3h 3h
• 3-hour panoramic Las Vegas Night Tour

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.

What's included, what's not

• What's included What's included English Audio Guided bus tour of Las Vegas
• What's included What's included 3-hour panoramic Las Vegas Night Tour

Know before you book

• Children 2 and younger are complimentary.
• Check-in is 15/30 minutes prior to the booked tour start time and it is advised to arrive earlier for better seating.
• 7:00 PM tour departure is from the Linq Promenade- High Roller Bus Loading Zone/Ride Share (please arrive at 6.30pm)
• Upper Deck not Guaranteed

What you can expect

Hop aboard an open-top double-decker bus for a tour of Las Vegas’ dazzling nighttime scenery and experience the sparkle of “Sin City” after dark. Take in spectacular views of the Strip and downtown in all their neon glory while your audio guide shares insightful commentary.

Start your tour at the towering High Roller observation wheel, sit back, relax, and take in the illuminated skyline as the sun sets and Las Vegas really comes to life. Journey all the way along the Strip to the iconic Welcome to Las Vegas sign, admiring the abundance of glowing neon signs, spectacular illuminated fountains, and incredible visual effects—from a sparkling replica Eiffel Tower to an erupting volcano.

Your entertaining audio guide shares stories and points out some of the best vantage points for snapping memorable photos.

Customers are advised to visit the Big Bus website or to download the Big Bus app to see the most up to date bus stop locations and timings. For live bus tracking on the day of travel - please download the Big Bus App in advance of arrival.

Big Bus Las Vegas: Night Tour

⭐ Big Bus Las Vegas: Night Tour allows you to explore the glittering streets of Sin City, soak up the neon whirlwind of Fremont Street, and witness Las Vegas's famous sights by night.

Tickets for Big Bus Las Vegas: Night Tour 🎫  Adult (16+)

Highlights 🌃 Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the enchanting and lively Fremont Street - it's even more amazing at night! 📚 Join a knowledgeable English-speaking guide for a 3-hour tour and learn all about Vegas with fun commentary 🌟 Get a glimpse of iconic local landmarks such as the Bellagio, MGM Grand, Caesars Palace, the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign, and the stunning downtown lights

General Info 📍 Starting point: bus loading zone on 3973 Linq Lane 📅 Dates: select your dates directly in the ticket selector 🕒 Time: departure time 7:00 p.m. ⏳ Duration: 3h 👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome ♿ Accessibility: this experience is wheelchair accessible ❓ For this event, all sales are final and tickets can’t be refunded, changed or modified. For more information, please refer to our T&Cs

Description Join us on an exhilarating 3-hour bus tour through the dazzling streets of Sin City! Prepare to be awestruck as we unveil famous landmarks, magnificent casinos, and even a shimmering Eiffel Tower! Brace yourself for a visual extravaganza, be enchanted by mesmerizing effects and lavish fountains, and bask in the opulence of luxurious hotels. Oh, and the excitement doesn't stop there! We'll even hop off to explore the vibrant Fremont Street. With an expert guide providing entertaining commentary throughout the tour, witnessing Vegas in all its glory has never been this amazing! Get ready for an adventure you won't soon forget. Get your tickets now to Big Bus Las Vegas: Night Tour!

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Fremont Street Experience Las Vegas

Fremont Street is the second most famous street in Las Vegas, after the Las Vegas Strip. The Fremont Street Experience is a five-block exciting pedestrian promenade located in the heart of the downtown casino corridor. It is the address for many famous casinos such as Binion's, Fremont Hotel and Casino , Four Queens , Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, The D Las Vegas and Golden Nugget .

Spanning five-blocks and attracting millions of visitors each year, the pedestrian-friendly Fremont Street Experience is packed with free live nightly entertainment, great odds and loose slots, more than 60 restaurants, the world's largest video screen at 1,500 feet long 90 feet above the pedestrian mall. VivaVision, with 12.5 million digital lights and a 550,000-watt sound system, dazzles visitors nightly with light & sound shows.

Bus routes to Fremont Street Experience: You can hop on the Deuce on the Strip , or any of the other 7 bus routes serving the downtown area.

Fremont Street Events and Attractions

Viva Vision is the free light shows at Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas. Considered one of the must-see free attractions in Las Vegas, the Viva Vision screen is made up of 4.92 million energy-efficient LED lamps and displays a variety of light shows with high-resolution imagery and state-of-the-art, concert-quality sound.

Viva Vision Light Show Schedule Viva Vision light shows last approximately six minutes, and run every hour at: 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., 12:00 a.m., 1:00 a.m. Start and end times subject to change without notice.

Fly above casinos and gamblers under the world famous Viva Vision screen at the Fremont Street Experience.

Lower Zipline - launches riders from 68 feet up and sends them traveling over 2 city blocks under Viva Vision

Upper Zoomline launches riders from 108 feet up and sends them soaring in a horizontal "Superhero" position 1,700 feet across the entire pedestrian mall at speeds in excess of 35mph.

Hours of Operation: ZIP-ZILLA (ZIPLINE ) Monday – Wednesday – CLOSED Thursday – Sunday from 12:00pm – 2:00am

SUPER-HERO ZOOM (ZOOMLINE) Monday – Wednesday from 4:00pm – 1:00am Thursday – Sunday from 12:00pm – 2:00am SlotZilla Office: (702) 678-5780

Lower Zipline

7 Stories High Fly Seated 2 Blocks Long Price: $39 plus Processing Fee

Upper Zoomline

11 Stories High Fly Super Hero Style 5 Blocks Long Price: $59 plus Processing Fee

Free April Fridays at Fremont Street Experience

Don't miss Free April Fridays at the Fremont Street Experience. Every Friday in April, fans can catch free performances from big-name artists spanning multiple genres. Free Admission

Dates: March 14 - March 17, 2024 Time: 11:00 am - 3:00 am Location: Fremont Street Experience (Downtown) Admission: Free

Rock of Horror Halloween Party Date: October 31 from 2:00 pm – 2:00 am Fremont Street turns into a monster party during the Halloween season. Come and celebrate this halloween with FREE live entertainment on three stages and lots of specials. Costumes are welcome and encouraged as there will be a costume contest for cash.

Get ready to be really scared everywhere you go on Fremont Street as roaming entertainers sneak up to you and kick your fright into high gear.

Date: Oct 31 to Nov 1 Time: 2:00 pm – 2:00 am Location: 3rd Street stage, near The D, Four Queens and Fremont casinos Free

Halloween-inspired Viva Vision light shows Special Halloween Viva Vision shows will play each night, set to musical favorites such as "Thriller," "Ghostbusters," "Monster Mash," "Time Warp" and the themes from "The Addams Family," "Halloween" and "Nightmare on Elm Street." Free Date/Time: Nightly, following the regular light shows at 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. Duration: 3-4 minutes long

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Downtown/Fremont Street Experience NYE Schedule

4:00 p.m.– The Fremont Street Experience, the pedestrian mall will be closed to the public 6:00 p.m.– The Fremont Street Experience gates open for ticketed guests with valid event wristbands.

Tickets: $45 plus tax and fees ($60.95 inclusive)

Get there early to pick up your tickets. Tickets will be available for purchase at Fremont Street Experience entry gates (next to Walgreens), the SlotZilla ticket office. Gates open 6:00pm Capacity is limited so plan to get there early No strollers, no packaged beverages, no coolers, no chairs, no backpacks/luggage/bags, no masks, no weapons, no glass/aluminum will be permitted. There's no better place to ring in the new year than downtown on the Fremont Street Experience.

What to expect at this years "America's Party" New Year's Eve 2025 celebration The premiere of a new Viva Vision light show featuring, The Killers. Usher in the New Year with the Mayor of Las Vegas, Carolyn Goodman. Enjoy roaming, Broadway-quality entertainment throughout the evening. Sing along to all your favorite hits performed by 12 bands on four stages, including an EDM stage. Catch dazzling pyrotechnic displays on each of the stages. Watch the Times Square ball drop live on the largest digital display in the world. Fly into the New Year Superman-style on the SlotZilla Zoomline.

Admission: FREE

The following restrictions are in place on first Fridays of the month:

• No strollers
• No package beverages
• No backpacks or luggage
• No glass, aluminum or bottles (liquor is allowed on Fremont Street, it just has to be in a plastic cup)

From the Vegas Strip:

Take the Deuce - a double decker type bus, and do some sightseeing along the way. With stops all along the Vegas Blvd., it's a fun and convenient way to come to Fremont Street. Fare is $6 for a 2hour pass and $8 for a 24 hour pass.

Take a Taxi - If you are in a hurry to get there, hop on a cab. Tell the driver to drop you at one of the Fremont Street Experience casinos like the Golden Nugget , Binion's or the D Las Vegas Casino Hotel .

Drive yourself - There are two ways to get to Fremont Street from Las Vegas Strip. The first route is to follow the Las Vegas Blvd. approximately 2 miles north of the STRAT Hotel Casino and SkyPod The second route is to take the I-15 North and follow Downtown Las Vegas exits to 95 South. Exit Las Vegas Blvd. and turn right.

New Year's Eve Parking: The Fremont Street Experience parking garage provides New Year's Eve parking. The entrance is on 4th Street, off Carson. On New Year's Eve, there will be a flat fee of $20 (after 3:00 p.m.).

Parking at Fremont Street Experience Las Vegas to

The Fremont Street Experience parking garage is located at 111 S. 4th Street, in Downtown Las Vegas. The basic cost of parking at Fremont Street Experience is $4 per hour, with a daily maximum of $20. (The lost ticket charge is $20.)

During special events like the Life is Beautiful Festival or the America's Party - New Year's Eve bash , a flat fee is charged, typically $20.

Distance from Fremont Street Las Vegas to

** Distance measured from Fremont Street downtown Las Vegas

A new downtown Las Vegas curfew implemented on Oct. 4, 2013 states that anyone under 18 years old must now be accompanied by an adult.

The downtown 9 p.m. curfew will be in effect on Fridays, Saturdays and legal holidays, from 9pm to 5am.

The enforced area goes from Main Street to the west, Maryland Parkway on the east, Stewart Avenue to the north and Bridger Avenue to the south.

Also note that the city's general curfew, between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., applies Sunday through Thursday and between the hours of midnight and 5 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

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• About this activity

Las Vegas Night Bus Tour

• Free cancellation available
• Mobile voucher
• Instant confirmation
• Nighttime views of vibrant Las Vegas & the iconic sights
• Neon signs & dazzling displays on the Strip & city centre
• Comfortable & easy ride on an open-top double-decker bus
• See the welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign
• Entertaining onboard insightful audio commentary

Activity location

• 3973 Linq Lane
• 89109, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Meeting/Redemption Point

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• Fri., Apr. 12 CA $74
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• Sun., Apr. 14 CA $74
• Mon., Apr. 15 CA $74
• Tue., Apr. 16 CA $74
• Wed., Apr. 17 CA $74
• Thu., Apr. 18 CA $74
• Fri., Apr. 19 CA $74
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• Sun., Apr. 21 CA $74
• Mon., Apr. 22 CA $74
• Tue., Apr. 23 CA $74
• Wed., Apr. 24 CA $74
• Thu., Apr. 25 CA $74
• Fri., Apr. 26 CA $74
• Activity duration is 3 hours 3h 3h
• 3-hour panoramic Las Vegas Night Tour

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.

What's included, what's not

• What's included What's included English Audio Guided bus tour of Las Vegas
• What's included What's included 3-hour panoramic Las Vegas Night Tour

Know before you book

• Children 2 and younger are complimentary.
• Check-in is 15/30 minutes prior to the booked tour start time and it is advised to arrive earlier for better seating.
• 7:00 PM tour departure is from the Linq Promenade- High Roller Bus Loading Zone/Ride Share (please arrive at 6.30pm)
• Upper Deck not Guaranteed

What you can expect

Hop aboard an open-top double-decker bus for a tour of Las Vegas’ dazzling nighttime scenery and experience the sparkle of “Sin City” after dark. Take in spectacular views of the Strip and city centre in all their neon glory while your audio guide shares insightful commentary.

Start your tour at the towering High Roller observation wheel, sit back, relax, and take in the illuminated skyline as the sun sets and Las Vegas really comes to life. Journey all the way along the Strip to the iconic Welcome to Las Vegas sign, admiring the abundance of glowing neon signs, spectacular illuminated fountains, and incredible visual effects—from a sparkling replica Eiffel Tower to an erupting volcano.

Your entertaining audio guide shares stories and points out some of the best vantage points for snapping memorable photos.

Customers are advised to visit the Big Bus website or to download the Big Bus app to see the most up to date bus stop locations and timings. For live bus tracking on the day of travel - please download the Big Bus App in advance of arrival.

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Fremont Street Experience: The Ultimate Guide

Fremont Street is where Las Vegas all began.

While the famous Las Vegas Strip gets all of the attention, there’s another incredible site that offers another experience – the Fremont Street Experience.

Located in the beautiful downtown district, offers a unique combination of old-world elegance and cutting-edge entertainment.

How to Get There

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Fremont Street Experience makes up a five-block amusement zone in Las Vegas’ historic downtown.

If you want to enjoy the magnificence of the Las Vegas Strip at a leisurely pace, you may ride the Duece Bus .

Since you may sit on the top level of the double-decker bus, Deuce can provide excellent views of the Strip’s resorts.

If you want to get there fast, use a cab. You may request a drop-off at some of the casinos that border the Fremont Street Experience.

You can enjoy the Fremont Street experience almost any time of day or night.

Fremont is crowded with tourists every day of the week. It’s not as hectic as the weekend, but it’s still a lot of fun.

The area is free to enter, although some of the activities placed under the “Viva Vision” canopy may cost extra.

Top Attractions on Fremont Street

Las Vegas, the sparkling oasis in the heart of Nevada, is known for its world-class entertainment, bright casinos, and bustling environment, and the Fremont Street Experience is a part of it.

Here are some of the best attractions on Fremont Street you don’t want to miss:

The Viva Vision and Music Lights display at the Fremont Street Experience is well-known across the world for having the world’s largest video screen.

Prepare to be astounded by the stunning visual extravaganza complemented by music from great musicians.

Every night at 6 p.m., Fremont Street Experience is thrilled to offer Las Vegas’ own, The Killers, as a special Viva Vision light display.

For the final display at 2 a.m., Fremont Street Experience stages the Tisto – A Town Called Paradise Viva Vision light show. The three tracks presented were chosen by the musician himself.

Each breathtaking, 6- to 8-minute display contains a mind-blowing, 3D graphics depiction of famous songs by great musical performers.

Take out your phone and pictures of the beautiful lights and graphics while you dance to tunes by some of the world’s top musicians.

The SlotZilla Zip Line is an adventure not to be missed for thrill seekers searching for an adrenaline rush. Fly above the bustling avenue on this thrilling ride that provides an aerial perspective of the whole Fremont Street Experience.

Thrill seekers may begin with the Zip-Zilla, which is 77 feet high and costs $49, and then move on to the Super-Hero Zoom, which is 114 feet high and costs $69.

Flyers from Zip-Zilla arrive between Four Queens near the Fremont Casino while the Super-Hero Zoom flyers can reach the Golden Gate.

Some Safety Precautions and Requirements:

• Cameras are not permitted at the attraction.
• Flip-flops are not permitted.
• Visitors walk up two brief flights of steps to reach the harness level.
• As long as the weight criteria are satisfied, no age restrictions exist.
• You must weigh at least 80 pounds to ride the Super-Hero Zoom.
• The maximum weight for any ride is 300 pounds.

The most thrilling way to enjoy the SlotZilla Zipline is to let go of all your worries and let the wind flow through your hair while taking in the panoramic vistas of downtown Las Vegas.

Do you want to avoid watching stunning light shows? You should visit one of the nearby gambling casinos.

Visit Fremont Hotel & Casino to check out some of the newest slot machines or some old favorites, such as coin slot machines.

There are 22 table games at Fremont Casino, including poker, roulette, blackjack, and craps. At Fremont FanDuel Sportsbook, you can also watch the latest sporting events on the video wall.

If you enjoy poker, don’t miss Binion’s Gambling Hall, it’s the place that made poker famous. Golden Nugget is the most fantastic option for hassle-free parking while enjoying the Fremont Street casinos.

If you’re searching for a more reasonable gaming experience in a lively setting, Fremont Street is the place to go. The casinos on Fremont Street provide the most affordable gaming choices in Las Vegas.

Fremont Street Entertainments

There are lots of things to discover on Fremont Street, from vibrant tours to fun-loving concerts and free entertainment; you’ll be not bored when you explore Sin City.

Fremont Street is filled with spooky tales of travelers, and celebrities who have returned from the afterlife.

With your ghost-hunting gear in hand, you’ll explore all of the city’s famed haunted places, including the Apache Hotel.

The actual Vegas street performers converge on Fremont Street to showcase their skills.

While street performers are an aspect of the downtown amusement, neither the City of Las Vegas nor Fremont Street Experience screens or hires them.

Although the shows are free to the public, a tip is always welcome if you liked the show or performance.

The Fremont Street shows are dedicated to preserving the traditions of Las Vegas. Here are some of the upcoming Fremont Street concerts and events:

May 27, 2023 : DJ Night with Bad Boy Bill

May 28, 2023 : Marcy Playground: Free Live Concert

June 03, 2023 : Walk the Moon: Free Live Concert

June 09, 2023: DJ Konstantina

July 01, 2023: Switchfoot: FREE Live Concert

July 15, 2023: The All-American Rejects: FREE Live Concert

Fremont Street hosts a variety of outdoor activities like events and concerts, particularly during the cooler spring, and is considered to be one of the greatest spots in Downtown Las Vegas to view live music.

Where to Eat on Fremont Street

Fremont Street, located in the center of downtown Las Vegas, is a historic zone brimming with wonderful restaurants. Here are some of the greatest restaurants on Fremont Street to quench your hunger.

Carson Kitchen is an iconic part of the Downtown Las Vegas culinary scene, specializing in inventive American food and expertly made cocktails.

The restaurant started in 2014 as a collaboration between chef and businessman Cory Harwell along with his great friend Chef Kerry Simon.

Salmon (strawberry pico), Tempura Green Beans (pepper jelly cream cheese), and Three Bean Salad (tasso ham, green goddess) are some of their prominent food items. The restaurant is also vegetarian and gluten-free friendly.

Andiamo Italian Steakhouse at the D Las Vegas is a luxury dining experience.

Andiamo Steakhouse takes great pride in its homemade Italian bread, notable sauces, and handcrafted pasta.

Therapy is a one-of-a-kind combination of comfort food and sophisticated cuisine. Vegan and gluten-free options are available at the restaurant.

Therapy is a must-visit if you’re searching for a lively and stylish eating experience in downtown Fremont.

Where to Shop on Fremont Street

Fremont Street, referred to as the original Las Vegas, provides a unique and unforgettable experience, complete with famous casinos, live performances, and, of course, wonderful shopping choices.

Here are some of the greatest Fremont Street shops to ensure you never miss out on some shopping pleasure.

The Neonopolis is a 250,000-square-foot facility in Downtown Las Vegas. Neonopolis is a complex shopping mall with a wide variety of businesses, eateries, and nightlife opportunities.

If you want to buy sports memorabilia, go to Ultimate Sports Cards and choose your favorite pieces.

Visit Downtown Container Park for a one-of-a-kind and inventive shopping experience.

Visit Cinloco to explore the greatest jewelry available, ranging from jewelry lines to accessories.  If you enjoy nature, you’ll enjoy Plant Haven, which provides lovers with carefully looked plants that will furnish a house with many years of life and unique greens.

There’s everything for every shopper, from souvenir shops to specialized businesses, vintage shops, and art galleries.

Whether you’re seeking a one-of-a-kind souvenir, a vintage gem, or simply to indulge in spending money, checking out the shopping options on Fremont Street is going to be enjoyable.

Where to Stay

If you’re considering a vacation to this remarkable location, selecting the correct hotel is critical to completely immersed in the unique Fremont Street experience.

The hotels listed below are some of the top hotels around Fremont Street, each with its own distinct experience and style to fit a variety of interests and budgets.

The Golden Nugget Hotel, located in the center of Fremont Street, is famous for its opulent rooms and engaging gambling experience.

There are almost 2,400 rooms in all, including 171 premium suites and 9 penthouses. Lodging at the Golden Nugget gives you convenient access to Fremont Street’s lively energy while also providing an oasis of luxurious comfort.

The D Las Vegas, a major landmark on Fremont Street, is a contemporary and fashionable hotel that targets the younger audience. The D provides an exciting and stylish experience with its sleek design, dynamic environment, and famous nightlife spots.

There are around 600 rooms and 14 suites. When the D was redesigned and reopened in late 2012, all of the rooms were refurbished.

Downtown Grand is located in the center of downtown Las Vegas, about a block away from the Fremont Street Experience.

The Downtown Grand offers a range of culinary options and a rooftop pool where you can relax while taking in the breathtaking panorama. Its ideal position provides convenient exposure to Fremont Street’s vibrant activities.

You should be mindful that the rooms are not soundproof, so if it’s loud on Fremont Street or at a music event in the Fremont East Entertainment District, you’re going to hear everything.

Fremont Street Experience is an amazing tourist destination that seamlessly blends the reminiscences of old Las Vegas with the thrills of modern entertainment.

Fremont Street provides an exceptional and memorable Vegas experience, whether you’re wandering beneath the sparkling Viva Vision Canopy, immersing yourself in the exciting live entertainment, or exploring your luck in the casinos.

Final Tips and Recommendations

We’ve created a list of tips and recommendations that will help you enjoy the most of your time at the Fremont Street Experience.

Think about visiting throughout the weekdays or a bit earlier in the day for a more relaxing experience. Nights and weekends are usually the best times to visit if you want to see the vibrant people and see the street come alive.

Plenty of free entertainment is one of the best aspects of the Fremont Street Experience. Explore all of the venues and places to watch live performances, events, and exciting street performers.

If you appreciate the show, remember to tip the performers as this helps to sustain their skill.

The Fremont Street Experience offers a visual show, so don’t forget to take pictures. There are endless. photo opportunities available, regardless of whether you use an expensive camera or your smartphone.

A trip to Fremont Street Experience guarantees to be thrilling and unforgettable. You may make the most of your stay on this vivid and legendary street by following these pieces of advice and recommendations.

Your journey to Fremont Street will undoubtedly be unforgettable if you follow your heart and take the endless opportunities available.

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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.

Downtown Las Vegas Map:

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.

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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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Hi, I am Tom, and I love Las Vegas. You may see me lounging at the pool, catching a late-night show, or trying my luck at craps while out in Las Vegas.

I hope my tips and information can help people plan an enjoyable vacation and do so while saving money.

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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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Hop aboard an open-top double-decker bus for a tour of Las Vegas’ dazzling nighttime scenery and experience the sparkle of “Sin City” after dark. Take in spectacular views of the Strip and downtown in all their neon glory while your audio guide shares insightful commentary.

Start your tour at the towering High Roller observation wheel, sit back, relax, and take in the illuminated skyline as the sun sets and Las Vegas really comes to life. Journey all the way along the Strip to the iconic Welcome to Las Vegas sign, admiring the abundance of glowing neon signs, spectacular illuminated fountains, and incredible visual effects—from a sparkling replica Eiffel Tower to an erupting volcano.

Your entertaining audio guide shares stories and points out some of the best vantage points for snapping memorable photos.

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This pedestrian promenade in Downtown Las Vegas is the heart of “old Vegas”, where the original casinos are still located to this day. Taking a walk down the Fremont Street Experience is like being immersed in a totally insane circus. In our opinion it’s one of the most Vegas experiences you can have in Vegas… so it’s not to be missed.

The promenade is lined with the neon lights of vintage casinos and tacky souvenir stores. Bizarre street performers move amongst the crowd (one of them is a grown man wearing a diaper). The Slotzilla zipline whizzes above your head, and this is all under a canopy of the largest LED screen in the world displaying spectacular light shows.

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There’s one popular spot away from the bustle of the Strip that your Las Vegas visitors won’t want to miss—the Fremont Street Experience! Whether you’re catching a concert, testing your luck, or just taking in the bright lights, ensure your group makes the most of this Sin City staple by securing a Las Vegas charter bus rental to the action. Keep reading to learn more about taking a group and renting a bus to the Fremont Street Experience, and call 702-780-0886 when you’re ready to receive a free, no-obligation quote for your transportation service.

What is the Fremont Street Experience?

Just a few blocks off the Las Vegas Strip, you’ll find the Fremont Street Experience: a 24-hour outdoor mall with a larger-than-life LED-lined canopy and a reputation as one of the last few places boasting the “old-school Vegas” vibe. You’ll find no shortage of neon, coin-operated slot machines, and much more! This entertainment complex has dazzled the masses for decades, with live DJs, fantastic restaurants, and overhead light shows every hour on the hour through the evening. From zip-lining over the crowds to dancing the night away at a free concert, the Fremont Street Experience offers a little bit of every kind of fun you can expect in Las Vegas.

Why Rent a Charter Bus to the Fremont Street Experience?

Rather than hailing multiple rideshares or putting miles on your personal cars, consider booking a minibus or full-sized charter bus rental to the Fremont Experience from Las Vegas Charter Bus Company. With a private Vegas bus service on your side, every passenger will have a reliable ride plan from beginning to end—all on a pick-up and drop-off schedule you set. That way, everyone arrives all together and in total comfort, thanks to requestable in-cabin perks like TV screens, fast WiFi, reclining seats, power outlets, and much more. Just say the word, and your reservation specialist can even connect you to a Las Vegas bus rental that allows alcohol aboard t your climate-controlled cabin, so you’ll have a mobile party headquarters as well as a designated driver!

Call 702-780-0886 for answers to your charter bus questions , details about the latest bus availabilities, and more information about receiving a free, no-obligation price for your Las Vegas charter bus . Our team is here 24/7 to ease your group transportation to and from the Fremont Experience, throughout Las Vegas, and beyond!

Charter Bus Parking near the Fremont Street Experience

Full-sized motorcoaches (and even larger minibus rentals) can’t park in most garages and parking decks. Paid street parking can be found behind the Golden Nugget, though spots may be limited if you’re visiting during peak travel times like summer. If everything is full, your bus driver can find additional parking at the Carson Lot, across the street from the Fremont garage.

Test Your Luck at the Golden Nugget Casino

Address: 129 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Besides all the twinkling lights and live music, the Fremont Street Experience is also home to the Golden Nugget Casino and Hotel—one of the oldest still-running haunts in town. It sports a “Gold Rush” theme complete with Western decor and flashy accents that are quintessentially Las Vegas; you may have even seen the exterior in movies like Elvis Presley’s Viva Las Vegas and the National Lampoon series!

Since it opened in 1946, the Golden Nugget has been considered a crowd-pleaser, offering a wide range of games and slots to fit the taste of any visitor. From the big stakes of the poker room to a variety of penny slots—and even some kid-friendly arcade cabinets in between—your group is sure to find something to enjoy if you swing by the Golden Nugget for an afternoon or evening of fun.

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Renting a charter bus in Las Vegas has never been easier, now that Las Vegas Charter Bus Company is on your side. Our state-wide network, 24/7 reservation team, and dedication to safe travels mean your group will always have a comfortable transfer between resorts, attractions, and the Fremont Street Experience. Get in touch today by calling 702-780-0886 , and we’ll be happy to pair you with a bus rental in Las Vegas that fits your passenger count, itinerary, and desired onboard amenities!

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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.

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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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Maybe Saturday.....

I don't think you'll miss anything either day, maybe less drunks on Sunday.

There's a series of Friday concerts in April if that could be worked into the plan instead?

Street Performers are universally terrible IMHO.

That said, Sunday will be quieter than Saturday, but there should still be bands on the stages and the light show will be going on.

Very few of the street performers are much more than costumed or mostly naked characters shilling for exorbitant tips for photos. The days of street performers like Carl "Safe Sax" Ferris seem to be gone.

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Thank you so much. We're in town Sat-Tues. It sounds like Sunday might be a good day for us.

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