Fun place to stay and party in Las Vegas. Lots of street performers at all times of day and night. They will hustle you for tips. Beware of timeshare people trying to get you to attend a timeshare presentation. A lot of the stuff they offer you has no value. The presentation lasts 3-4 hours and they do not want to take no for an answer. They keep coming back with special offers. Pretty good food in the area. Nacho daddy was a good spot. Also the pink box donuts was good tasting and fun to try. 2 Live music stages just blocks apart. Whiskey licker bar is great and serves strong drinks and bartenders are fun. Alter ego is a great band that plays nightly around 10 or 11pm.

Fremont Street Experience was a very special and unique experience. The curved animated long roof was amazingly stunning to look at, everytime I looked at it I didn’t want to take my eyes off of it. It was outdoor but I felt like we were indoor because of the giant screen roof. The street was very crowded and lively, it looked like there were more locals than on the Strip. There were people zip lining above us the whole time. People were happy and having a good time. There were different stages with different themed shows on different locations. They were all loud but we wouldn’t hear the others while we’re watching one. It felt like a big outdoor party. There were also several artists performing on the street. There was a lot of souvenir stores, the prices are better than on the Strip. On top of a few little things, I bought three souvenir t-shirts for 10$ which I find worth mentioning. They sold cold drinks and my coconut water was about 4$. There were also kiosks that sold cigares, some sold accessories and more souvenirs. We stayed on the Strip and it costed 30$ to get there, one way. The next day we went back by bus and it was one 30mins bus ride straight there, it costed 8$ for a 24h pass per person. It was more quiet and less crowded during the day, besides the brightness it was a completely different vibe. It was overall a unique and entertaining experience to go after sunset at least once when visiting Vegas. Bonus, there were no entrance fees, you only pay for things you buy.

At approximately 7 long blocks in downtown Vegas lies a street completely covered from the elements by a canopy which is also a screen of visual pleasure of color, lights, waves of water with music playing from speakers everywhere. lining the sides of the street are casinos, restaurants, gift shops, liquor stores and many other businesses. there are 3 stages spaced out along the strip each with live bands playing various music. Street performers show off their talents in hopes of tips and audience praises. There are scantily clad ladies & hunky men who would love to be photographed with you (for a fee) and mobs of people wandering around having a great time just enjoying everything going on. Walking around with cocktails in the street is permitted and encouraged also bringing your own is allowed. If going to vegas I highly recommend putting this outing on your list to do!!

Catch the Deuce Bus from the Strip (8 dollars for 24 hours) to the Fremont Street Experience and savor the lights and sounds of Downtown Las Vegas. Home to some of the original Vegas hotels with the pedestrian area home to live music, people dressed in amazing costumes. a zip line and an hourly light show. A must visit if you are in Vegas

We stayed in Downtown for 4 nights, so spent much time on Fremont Street. Disclaimer-I am 60 plus and can be offended, but not easily offended. I do not think someone should bring a child to Fremont Street except perhaps during the day. Even then it would be a maybe as there are things you will see that are PG13 to R. It's been many years for me, but it reminds me of Bourbon Street in N. Orleans. Now to the good part. The light show which runs almost continually is really something to see. I believe they say it is the largest digital screen in the world. There is also Zip Lines that go the length of Fremont and the riders are visible to those on the street. There is some really good BBQ at the end by the Circa and Golden Gate property. It is served right there in a food truck. There are a couple of bars outside on the street. There are 3 stages up and down the street with bands starting at about 10 pm-1am. To be honest these bands were pretty good and I think they are paid for by a couple of the casino properties. Most of the music was rock with some being older songs. One band focused on Country. The atmosphere is a party atmosphere for sure. If you like ducking inside a casino once in a while. You may need to eat or chill or gamble and are into a party and people watching Fremont should be for you.

A lot of cool performers here. Singers, DJs, Magicians, Dancers, show girls etc. Bring some $$$ hard currency they normally need some from the crowd to start the performance. Drinks here much more expensive than other areas of Las Vegas and the Strip. Some good places to eat. Plenty of Casinos here to bet at. Overall a very cool setting the roof has different graphics that show and give the whole area a different vibe / experience throughout the day / night. If you're in Vegas for sure 100% go check it out.

It’s worth a look … if you are staying in the newer end of Vegas, then it’s easy to get here by bus … Duce buses cost $8 for a day pass … easy to hop on & off at the many stops. Fremont street is like the Gold Coast Queensland (Australia) … gaudy and old fashioned glitz … lots of show girls and chippendale like men asking for photos. If you like drinking there are loads of bars along the street. It is a little tired, but worth a look. Some good eating to be had own the end where you get onto the zip line. You can even weigh yourself at the Heart Attack cafe” … there’s lots of fried food. We ate at a restaurant opposite - Mickey Fins - and people watched … the two for one burgers joint … I recommend the hang over burger … delicious and plentiful… you won’t need to eat for the rest of the day … service was friendly.

It was while surfing the Internet and looking at places to visit in Las Vegas that I came across Fremont. And finally I didn’t regret this little hook somewhat distant from the hyper-known strip but easily reachable in about thirty minutes by public transport (you can buy the ticket directly on the bus or via the Internet on a dedicated application). Located in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas, therefore outside the Strip, Fremont Street is a pedestrian street whose peculiarity is that it lights up at night, projecting on a ceiling of 416 meters in length, a sound and lights show. Many people will see this show which is in a kind of street completely closed by a roof with incredible projections. A zip line is even inside. Concerts, shops, music, colors and the madness of Las Vegas in one street. A beautiful experience not to be missed. This show takes place every hour, allowing visitors to enjoy the evening to visit the oldest casinos in the city and eat.

We were here early evening on a Saturday & were pleasantly surprised by the whole experience. It was buzzing with some great live music and lots of happy tourists just enjoying themselves. There were of course the usual street entertainers but they weren’t too in your face & didn’t pester you if you said no. Not sure if the signs up help, telling people that the you do not have to pay the street entertainers. Definitely felt much better than last time we were here a few years ago.

I loved the overhead screen canopy and all the lights and videos displayed on it. It was fun to walk around and watch all the live entertainment. I did NOT like a basically naked woman with feathers and a g-string running out to me to hug me. She had ridiculous high heels so I was able to duck down and escape her. They can stand around and solicit their bodies all they want but I don't want to be chased down and forced to participate and pay them.