Fremont Street Experience

This is a street full of life and good vibes! There are tons of different stores and street performers. 3 different concerts were going on at the same time. We loved the animated ceiling as that just gave us so much great vibes. Definitely recommend people stop by if you're in Vegas, not just the new strip!

Parking can get tricky. The Fremont street experience garage is no longer free. It seems to be free for the first 15 minutes, but charges $25 flat rate. There is a parking lot nearby for $3/hr.

Fremont Street in Old Las Vegas is one of my favorite experiences about visiting Las Vegas. Lot of things going on around you other than the rooftop projector and music. Lots of quick grab bites and also upscale restaurants to eat and things to see, street performers, zip lines, casinos.

This is really a must to visit while in Las Vegas. There are marked areas for the shows and the stars are great but the show lasts till 2-3 at night. After the show is over, it is not advisable to stay any longer as the place gets shady in the early mornings.

In my opinion, it is not advisable to bring kids in this area as crowd can get crazy and shady some times and booze is available aplenty. But I will surely recommend adults visiting here during evenings and till 12-1 at night. Fun place to unwind!

Decided to zipline and check out the Fremont Experience. The Superman zip line from one end of Fremont to the other a 2 block radius was a great experience, and I would do it again! This side of old Vegas had a lot of street performers and people you could take pictures with and a lot of budget friendly restaurants and souvenir shops. My only regret is not visiting at night to see the ceiling lit up!

Visiting Fremont Street is certainly an experience.

Without researching the history of the street, my interpretation is part of the old Las Vegas strip, designated as pedestrian-only (except for service vehicles) and covered by a giant curved l.e.d. Screen.

With an assault on the eyes and ears, it is easy to go into a sensory overload, so sensitive individuals should avoid Fremont at any time of day.

Great place to see some of the classic casinos such as Binions, Pioneer, and the Golden Nugget. Both inside the casinos and outside are countless shops, bars, and restaurants catering to every appetite.

Overhead zip-lining is the fastest way to see the street with a bird's eye view, but zipping along so fast barely gives a glimpse at what the street has to offer.

Souvenir!

Street buskers and more. Get a photo taken with Superman, Green Lantern, Vegas Showgirls, silver Statues, or topless nuns. All for a modest price of course.

A slushy cocktail can be purchased every ten feet.

Tired of walking? Let fish massage your feet.

Fremont Street is surprisingly family-friendly during the day, but as the evening creeps in, so does the weirdness. If faint of heart, or visiting with children or family, it best to do so during the day, unless grandma doesn't mind the topless nuns.

Easily accessible by ride share, taxi or bus.