Downtown Las Vegas is packed with exciting casinos that have some of the best odds in the city. However, whether you’re a high roller or play the penny slots, we all have budget limits. If you blew through your gambling allowance and need fun and affordable diversions to help you get your groove back, we’ve got you covered.
Check out these 25 fun things to do on Fremont Street for a good time that doesn’t break the bank.
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1. Root for Your Favorite Sigma Derby Horse
Just because you’ve spent your gambling allowance doesn’t mean you can’t have a blast in the casino. How? Sigma Derby at The D Las Vegas. Sigma Derby is a 1980s retro horse race game that brings players together as they root for their picks to win.
Head to the second floor at The D, choose your favorite horse or jockey and join in on the cheering as you watch the tiny mechanical horses circle the track. Similar to the craps tables, Sigma Derby is a fun communal experience that makes you feel like you’re in on the action even though you didn’t place a bet.
2. Explore Antiques at Main Street Station
Only a block from the Fremont Street Experience, Main Street Station is home to unusual antiques and impressive collections, including:
- Vintage slot machines
- Street lamps from Brussels’ Central Square
- The Louisa Alcott Pullman parlor car
- Chandeliers from the 1890s Coca-Cola Building
- Bronze doors and facade from the Kuwait Royal Bank
- Chandelier from the Figaro Opera House in Paris
- A portion of the Berlin Wall
The best part is that you can see all these unique pieces for free. Just ask the front desk for a brochure for a self-guided tour to explore the antiques sprinkled throughout the property.
3. Take in a Viva Vision Light Show
One of the best free things to do on Fremont Street is to watch the iconic Viva Vision screen in action. Viva Vision is the largest LED canopy screen in the world, stretching five blocks and towering 90 feet above the downtown crowds. In other words, you literally can’t miss it if you’re on Fremont Street.
Viva Vision light shows run nightly at the top of the hour, from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Experience the spectacle for yourself.
4. Soak Up the Sun at Stadium Swim
Circa Resort & Casino has raised the bar on Las Vegas pools with their impressive Stadium Swim experience. Featuring six pools that span three tiered levels, a massive 143-foot screen, private cabanas, swim-up bars and more, Stadium Swim is the ultimate relaxation destination.
While there is typically a cover to get into Stadium Swim, guests staying at Circa and their sister properties, The D and Golden Gate, can get free entry (excluding special events). If you’re on Fremont Street during the day, there’s no better way to cool off and recharge than Stadium Swim.
5. Check out the city’s first movie theater.
Opened in 1928, El Portal was the very first movie theater in Las Vegas, and it’s still standing. Well, sort of. The building’s exterior remains, while the interior has changed quite a bit. What used to be a 700-seat auditorium that served as the city’s cultural center is now In the Game arcade.
However, you can still check out the historic building with the neon El Portal sign and exterior balconies still intact. Find it across from The D at 310 Fremont Street.
6. Get Your Photo With a Million Bucks
Even if you don’t feel like a million bucks after blowing your gambling allowance, you can still get a picture with it. Head to Binion’s Gambling Hall for a free digital picture with $1 million in cash. Just pose, press the button to snap the picture and get the image sent to your email or phone. The display is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
7. Time Travel at Golden Gate
When it comes to vintage Vegas casinos, the Golden Gate Hotel & Casino is the oldest one in town. How old is it? Well, the address is literally 1 Fremont Street. That should tell you something. After opening their doors in 1906, the property has evolved with the city through the roaring ‘20s, Prohibition, the Rat Pack era and beyond.
With so much history packed within their walls, here are a few things you can see at the Golden Gate today:
- Pictures of Frank Sinatra and other Vegas icons
- Antique 1940s slot machines
- Real game ledgers from 1907
- 1900s whiskey bottles discovered during renovations
- The original wooden arches from the property’s 1906 construction
- A small viewing window that shows the original concrete wall
- A 1909 fountain with original tiles that’s still in operation
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8. Pose With Vegas Vic and Vegas Vickie
Vegas Vic has stood as a symbol of Vegas hospitality since he was placed on top of the Pioneer Club in 1951. The neon cowboy welcomed patrons with a “Howdy, Partner” and waving arm for decades. While he doesn’t talk or move anymore, you can still find him standing strong above the Pioneer Gift Shop near the Golden Nugget.
So, who is Vegas Vickie? Poor Vic was looking a little lonely, so Vegas Vickie was added across the street in 1980 to keep him company. When the property she sat above was torn down to make room for Circa Resort & Casino, Circa’s owners took good care of her. Fully restored, she now has a home near the hotel’s lobby where she continues to dazzle visitors.
9. People-Watch
Looking for fun things to do in Vegas that don’t involve gambling? People-watching in downtown Las Vegas is top-notch entertainment. Just hear us out.
People from around the world and all walks of life come to the Fremont Street Experience for a good time. If you sit and watch the crowds, you won’t believe some of the awesome, romantic, crazy and debaucherous things you’ll see. Be sure to check out the best places for people-watching on Fremont Street.
10. Walk Around Downtown Container Park
If you feel like stretching your legs after spending time in the casinos, Downtown Container Park is only a few blocks from the Fremont Street Experience. What makes Downtown Container Park worth a visit is the boutique shops and restaurants housed in repurposed shipping containers. Take a walk around the outdoor entertainment complex to explore.
11. Find Cool Places To Eat on Fremont Street
There is no shortage of unique restaurants in downtown Las Vegas. Whether you want something quick and easy or a little more indulgent, here are some cool places to check out that are easy on the budget:
- Project BBQ at Circa
- American Coney Island at The D
- Whiskey Licker Up Saloon at Binion’s
- Cadillac Mexican Grill at Golden Nugget
- Triple 7 Restaurant & Microbrewery at Main Street Station
- 8 East at Circa
- Market Street Cafe at The Cal
12. Dance in the Street
Fremont Street Experience is the place to be for free live music that will have you rocking out in the pedestrian mall all night. Starting at 6:00 p.m., check out nightly performances on the 1st Street Stage, 3rd Street Stage and Main Street Stage under the Viva Vision canopy.
If you visit Las Vegas during the summer, you’re in luck. The Downtown Rocks summer concert series features some of the biggest names in music at Fremont Street Experience with no cover charge. See the events calendar for upcoming musical artists and dance it out like nobody’s watching.
13. Rub a Piece of the Blarney Stone
Need a little extra luck after blowing through your gambling budget? The D has a small piece of the Blarney Stone on the casino’s second floor, taken from the famous Blarney Castle in Ireland. Legend says that kissing the Blarney Stone while upside down gives you the gift of eloquence, and the ability to get whatever you want through persuasion.
While that sounds awesome, we think the Blarney Stone will understand if you just give it a little rub instead of a kiss because, you know, germs.
14. Enjoy Flair Bartenders
While any bartender can make a drink, not many can turn it into a full-blown show. In Las Vegas, flair bartending is an art that we take seriously. Visit The D, Golden Gate and Circa Resort & Casino to see the best of the best do their thing.
With bottles and bar tools flying through the air, you get a little entertainment for the price of your drink. Even if you’re not partaking, you can check out the flair at OneBar or Circa Bar in the pedestrian mall as the bartenders serve the crowds at the Fremont Street Experience.
15. Weigh Yourself at Heart Attack Grill
The Heart Attack Grill on Fremont Street is an irreverent restaurant that is not afraid to reward heavier patrons for their appetites. In fact, there’s a scale outside the restaurant advertising a free meal to anyone weighing more than 300 pounds.
Check out the scale to watch others take the weight test, or if you’re feeling particularly brave, try it for yourself. If anything, you can see if you put on any vacation pounds.
16. See Sharks at the Tank Pool at Golden Nugget
The Tank Pool at Golden Nugget Las Vegas is an award-winning pool for multiple reasons. First, the impressive 200,000-gallon aquarium in the middle of the pool is home to several species of sharks and exotic fish. Second, there is a three-story water slide that shoots right through the middle of the shark tank.
If that wasn’t enough, the pool features comfortable cabanas, daybeds, chaise lounges and a full bar. If that’s not Vegas enough for you, we don’t know what is.
17. Rub Buddha’s Belly at The Cal
The California Hotel & Casino, simply referred to as “The Cal” by locals and loyal patrons, has another good luck charm you may want to visit. The Happy Buddha statue near the hotel’s front desk is known to give good mojo to people who rub the belly. When you’re running on fumes with your gambling allowance, it can’t hurt to try.
18. Get a Tarot Reading at Binion’s
If you’re trying to stretch your budget, it’s always great to find affordable things to do in Vegas. Binion’s Gambling Hall offers one of those gems with tarot card readings every Friday and Saturday night. For only $25, you can get an in-depth tarot reading from a licensed medium and spiritual advisor for insight into your future.
While you may want to take it all with a grain of salt, it’s definitely a fun and unique thing to do that will make your Vegas trip that much more memorable.
19. View the Remodeled Golden Arm Wall of Fame
What is the Golden Arm Wall of Fame? On May 29, 1989, Stanley Fujitake rolled at a craps table for a record-setting three hours and six minutes, earning him the nickname “Golden Arm.” To honor others who could match Stanley’s luck in subsequent years, The California Casino created the Golden Arm Wall of Fame inside the bridge connecting The Cal and Main Street Station.
You may have noticed that the Golden Arm Wall of Fame that was once covered in plaques has now been digitized, making it more interactive and easier to add additional “Golden Arms” to the list.
20. Seek Out the World’s Largest Pint Glass
Right by the SlotZilla launch tower is Hennessey’s Tavern, an Irish bar that has been serving downtown Vegas patrons since 1976. Outside of their longevity, Hennessey’s has a truly impressive feature worth seeing.
The restaurant and bar is topped with the world’s largest pint glass. Go big or go home in Vegas, right? Get a picture of the 85-foot-tall pint glass on the corner of Fremont Street and Las Vegas Boulevard.
Book a thrilling ride on the SlotZilla Zipline at the Fremont Street Experience.
Related: Five Things to Love at Golden Nugget’s Chart House Restaurant
21. Watch a Game on the Largest Sportsbook Screen
We know your gambling allowance is kaput. However, you can still enjoy a game on the massive screen at Circa’s sportsbook. The three-story sportsbook is actually the largest sports betting experience in the world. Take a seat in one of the comfortable armchairs and cheer for your favorite team with other sports-lovers.
22. Take in the Toys and Collectibles at Neonopolis
The Toy Shack at Neonopolis has been a staple in downtown Las Vegas since 2011, and for good reason. As featured in the reality TV show Pawn Stars, Toy Shack specializes in buying and selling vintage toys and collectibles from the 1980s. If you’re hankering for a good dose of nostalgia, pop into Toy Shack and peruse through the impressive inventory.
23. Explore Murals From the Life Is Beautiful Festival
Something you might not know about downtown Las Vegas is that it hosts several music and arts festivals throughout the year, including the Life Is Beautiful Festival. During these groundbreaking events, several artists created stunning street art and murals that became part of the downtown fabric that makes this part of town so unique.
People feeling down on their luck can boost their spirits by exploring the thought-provoking murals, installations and other street art displays found throughout the area.
24. Check Out 500 Gold Bars at Legacy Club
Located on the 60th floor of Circa Resort & Casino, Legacy Club offers the best view of the beautiful Las Vegas skyline. However, there is another view inside the Legacy Club that you must see.
In the middle of the lounge is a fantastic display of 500 gold bars, each minted with the Circa logo by Sunshine Mine. As if the gold wasn’t enough, there is a ticker on top of the display that shows the real-time value of the gold in dollars. It may even change multiple times while you finish your drink.
Related: Five Ways to Improve Your Mojo Before Gambling in a Las Vegas Casino
25. Drink
Well, why not? After all, your drinking allowance is totally separate from your gambling allowance. That’s what we tell ourselves, anyway. Grab a slushy drink, cold beer, craft cocktail, glass of wine or whatever else floats your boat at one of the bars in downtown Las Vegas.
Let the Good Times Roll in Downtown Las Vegas
Gambler or not, downtown Las Vegas has something for everyone. Swing by for free live music, the Viva Vision light shows, a ride on SlotZilla or the lively casino atmospheres. It’s always a good time at the Fremont Street Experience.
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This was great! Fine list of free entertainment as well as facts about Vegas I have never known. And some wonderful photography. Thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, Dewey. Much appreciated, and proud of our original photography.
Nice round up and pics. John B, I think the problem with the excellent writing in this piece is that the grammar and punctuation are correct! Given the state of things on the internet, most people don’t recognize solid prose. For one thing, they are too busy sticking ‘at’ at the end of sentences, needlessly, and tripping over their dropped ‘ly’s. Now Ima drive safe to where my house is at.
Thanks. I’d hate to think I didn’t pick anything up after decades of being a professional writer. “)
Perfectly said!!!. (oh I used an “ly”) I’m from the old school of grammar and punctuation. I like two spaces after my period. I sure hope mine is correct.
we have been downtown sightseeing and staying at hotels downtown many times and I learned of a few new things to do by reading this,thanks-we are bringing newbies with us next trip on Apr. 25 and will be fun for us to also see some new things while showing them around
When will you clean up the homeless people who are begging and the not so attractive people who walk around with no clothes, also begging. We were not feeling very safe on Fremont St. this past visit. It keeps getting worse.
We hear you, Kathy! We’re working with the City of Las Vegas and law enforcement, as well as homeless organizations, to try and improve the situation. It’s challenging, because Fremont Street is considered a public street, so the folks you mention aren’t precluded from being on the street. It’s an ongoing process, and we’re working hard to ensure everyone who visits has a great, safe time.
@ Kathy you I can tell you are a miserable person in life
I met a very nice homeless man when I was there in May 2015. I kinda hope to see him again. It’s good to know that your life is so perfect Kathy. Be a little kinder to those less fortunate.
I saw a women there in a wheel chair claiming to be a veteran wife who was disabled looking for money, I gave her some and about an hour later she was carrying her wheel chair onto a bus not disabled at all, I questioned her about it and she just smirked and got on the bus.
It is not about the “less fortunate”. My 15 year old daughter was grabbed and a flyer for “massages” was slapped into her hand. When I tried to get them away from her, I was yelled at and they started screaming that I can’t touch them and threaten me. They threaten to sue, call the cops whatever, they were trying to get me to give them money to shut them up. That was the last time I went to Fremont Street and I live in Las Vegas. I was very disgusted and embarrassed for our city. But I understand the City is looking into ways to combat some of the so called “entertainment”. I was shocked at some of the things I saw. It is ridiculous some of the “costumes” that they wear trying to get money. One lady was in a dirty old wedding dress, absolutely filthy, trying to get people to pay her to take a picture with her, WHY?
LOL That was weird
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Thank you for all the info it helped a lot in planning my trip
We do what we can!
thanks for all the post. I am going to vegas(one of these days). I can’t wait to see all these fabulous events you have pointed out. thanks again for the post.
Planning on staying downtown is August!! Downtown is where the real party is!
Been to vegas many times over the years…Never Stayed downtown. ..I’m booked @ The D for my birthday in July Thanks this gave me a few good ideas for conserving my gambling $….:) p.s. no commas….;)
Sounds like a great time. Say “hi” to the flair guys at Longbar and Vue Bar for us!
Great information here. Wife and i went last night and plan to go again tonight. I have to disagree with what others stated above, we felt perfectly safe and the homeless, 1/2 naked women, characters dressed up in different costumes as well as the “freaks” is all part of the experience.
I just returned home after a week in Vegas. I spent my best times just sitting on Fremont St while my wife enjoyed gaming. I enjoyed the street acts, but I also took in the depression of the lives of the homeless and disabled Vets. I enjoyed most just sitting and talking to them. The most depressing part I brought back home with me was the difference of how they are looked at and treated from one end of the strip to the other. Our last day in Vegas was spent walking a few hours around the Bellagio and down to Harrahs. We sat and spoke with a lot of Disabled Vets along the way, the temp was up to 105, so it didn’t take long for myself to get very sweaty, I myself am disabled so I had to stop and rest after so many feet. We entered one casino to go sit and eat, and it didn’t take long at all for me to notice peoples eyes staring at me as if I was trash to them. I even heard one lady say “They shouldn’t allow those kind of people in here”. We even sat through an hour of a timeshare spill, we got tickets to free dinners and buffets so we went back out and gave them away to the Vets on the street so they could go get a good meal. I not only pray for all these PEOPLE on the streets, but also for that lady that lives in her perfect little world of hers.
Glad you recognize those souls who gave of themselves so that we can enjoy the wondrous world we live in and the variety it gives us. It’s too bad we can’t send all those who look down their noses to the war zone for one day. They certainly would appreciate things in a whole different light.
Visit Vegas at least once a year since moving west in 1999. Discovered Fremont Street a few years back and always include it in our plans. Thanks for the “things to do” tips.
Thanks for your note!
Downtown always amuses me, first stay was early 80’s at The Sundance (now The D). Fremont street has changed a bunch over the years, some good and some not so much. Regardless, it’s a fun atmosphere with much to do other than gamble. Thanks to your blog, I now have a few new places/things to see downtown that I never knew existed.
This is a great list. I now have more things to investigate when I come in November…I hope I have better weather this year than I did in 2013. In the past when I’ve visited Fremont Street, I’ve restricted myself to the main area under the overhang….will have to change that this year!
Went to Vegas last year comma and stayed at Caesars Palace.Going to try the Golden Nugget this time for a new experience full stop you have to laugh.
Container Park is a short walk down the street. We enjoyed the fire-breathing praying mantis and free entertainment in the evening. Love the unique shops (even if you are just window shopping)!
Thank you for all the tips! I will be using them very soon and I haven’t even started using my gambling allowance!!!
I visit Las Vegas for the fall NHRA drag races every year. Last year was the first year staying downtown at the Golden Nugget. Had a GREAT time. As soon as I got home I made reservations at the Nugget for this year (10/29-11/1). I was very disappointed to learn that the Halloween parade was cancelled. That was one of the best times I’ve ever had in Vegas. Do you know if they are going to have the NHRA driver meet and greet again this year on Freemont St.? (Thursday night). It doesn’t really matter, I’m going anyway and I’m going to have another GREAT time. Thanks
Thanks for your note. We were sorry to hear about the Halloween parade as well. This NHRA event is on for this year, thanks for asking. Should have all the details soon.
I need to know where those giant frozen tie-dye drinks come from? I will be there in three days and we really want to get that! Also great list, we were able to plan some fremont street things for Saturday!
I will be returning to Vegas on December 21, 2015 and will be bringing a newbie with me, will there be a light show on Fremont at this time?
Definitely. Light shows happen every day of the year.
I will be staying at the Excalibur this weekend(Nov18-21). What is the best way to get to Freemont Street from there?
Thanks
Taxi, unfortunately. It can get pretty pricey. There are Uber and Lyft drivers there but based on my experience it was just as expensive and more of a hassle than using a regular cab. It’ll probably be about $20 from Excalibur.
There is also a great bus system if you’re not in a hurry. You can buy day passes cheap!
A taxi works, but as Libby mentioned, Uber and Lyft are not operating in Las Vegas. Here’s some info. the busses. http://www.rtcsnv.com/transit/how-to-ride
Thanks for the suggestions! Made it down to Fremont Street and thought the experience was awesome! Luckily for us we met some nice people who drove from CA took us down and brought us back. Thanks Chris and Shelly…
Buy a day pass on the Duece, the bus that runs the entire strip and Fremont St.
Thank you very much for those infos… Was in Las Vegas many times but in early January I will visit Fremont street for the first time… It seems to be a great place in variety and diversity. Can’t wait to be There.
Annual trip with cops and I’m the only wife! I love to gamble my pennies, but now look forward to looking up a few of these things so I keep my cash a little longer! Great Blog!
I saw on the Slotvilla FAQ that the upper weight limit is 300 pounds. I weigh 315 dressed. Is the 300# limit absolute or will they let you go if you are close (I assume the unit has a reasonable safety margin)?
All great, just don’t understand why not ‘flash’while around 1 MIL. dollars..?
Ha! Great question. The casino’s “official” camera flashes are activated by flash, so when a customer’s flash goes off, all the others do, too. It’s pretty much just so all the flashes aren’t constantly going off.
I’m glad to see that a Sigma D game is still around, and is Downtown. So many of those games have closed. On my first trip to Vegas, I remember playing one at the Luxor with my Mom and Step Dad. The Luxor game had camels.
We bet against each other, and soon the other players joined in. We bet drinks, money and dinners. It was so much fun.
I’ll be going back to “The D” for some Sigma D!
Hi I’m from Sydney Australia I first went to vegas for the first time 5 years ago & loved Fremont strip I’m about to go on my 5th trip in 5 years to vegas top place cheers steve
I just found this article today and learned a few things about the Downtown area I was not aware of. Going to visit soon and have already earmarked new places to visit. Thank you.
I go to Vegas 4-5 times a year and only stay downtown. This is a great and informative list. Container park is a must!
Us, too! We prefer downtown to the strip.
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I am going back to Las Vegas in 32 days! I can’t wait! This is a very helpful article. We will be looking forward to our trip even more!
Any good ideas for young kids? 12-13 year olds?
Not a lot, but there are some activities downtown. You might try the Downtown Container Park (on Fremont East). Also there’s a shark pool tour at Golden Nugget, there’s also a great aquarium at Chart House inside Golden Nugget. Kids love the artifacts at Main Street Station, especially the restored train outside the hotel. Of course, teens love the SlotZilla zip line, too.
If you stay at Circus Circus they have a floor of stuff to do for kids. Arcade and carnival games.
Going back to Vegas in Oct 2016, can’t wait to go back to Fremont st absolutely loved people watching there,as people have noted if you are going in the evening I don’t think its very good for children as there are a lot of half naked ladies on show lol ,But us adults enjoy the atmosphere and have fun…..let your hair down and as the saying goes, “what’s in Vegas stays in Vegas ” ENJOY.
enjoyed reading that,going next april for my sons 21st birthday and had intentions on just stying in the strip but hell no ill be visiting freemont street for a full day
really looking forward to it
much appretiation OP for putting this together
My sister-in-law and I are planning a LV trip and going to Fremont St is something we’re considering. We’re a couple of grannies from Nebraska. My son lives in LV and he’s never taken me or my husband there because it’s “bad”. He works for KA at MGM and that end of the strip is all we’ve seen. If we want to see the strip using an affordable mode of transportation, what do you suggest?
There are a few options. Have you tried LYFT or Uber? You can always catch a cab, too. There’s also public transportation and a monorail!
You can buy a ticket on the Deuce, the bus that runs from Fremont street all the way down the strip. You can get a day pass or a 3 day pass. Lyft and Uber are good for places off the strip.
I heard that the MerMaids casino on freemont street closed. Can you tell us what business/casino will be taking it’s place?
Yep, it’s closed, along with Glitter Gulch and La Bayou. La Bayou is expected to be part of an expansion to Golden Gate, and Mermaids will be part of a new resort (which will include Las Vegas Club). That’s as much as we know at this point.
What a GREAT list!! I live here and didn’t know about 1/2 of this. Thanks!!!
Thank you for the info. We go to Vegas for the NFR every year. Never make the Rodeo but go for the Fremont experience. We stay at the Great Casino The Gilden Nugget! I did not see any concerts during the finals are there going to be any on Freemont ?
Oops! The Golden Nugget!
Yep, lots of live entertainment is scheduled, and Golden Nugget has a ton of entertainment planned.
My first real visit to Las Vegas is next week. Looking forward to checking out some of the places you have highlighted while we are there.
Thanks for the advice and information!
I’ve been to Vegas several times and stayed on the Strip although I’ve visited downtown. We are going next spring and plan on staying at the Golden Nugget to get a bit closer to Fremont Street night and day as well as feel a bit more of the nostalgia for that retro Rat Pack ambience. Thanks for the great list of suggestions which we hope to augment with some of our own!
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Great post! Fremont Street is always a great time!! Thanks for the info. We will check out more of these attractions in April. My wife,and I have always felt safe downtown.
Can you bring a dog if leashed to Fremont Street?
Sorry, dogs aren’t permitted on the mall, even leashed (other than service dogs).
Thanks for the info. We will be heading to Vegas mid March and will take in most if not all of the venues mentioned. Is there a Tix for Tonight, I think that’s what it is called, on Fremont St.??
Right in front of the Four Queens.
Thanks. Didn’t know about several of the sights you mentioned. My wife and I love Freemont street and will be returning this weekend with our granddaughter. She turns 21 Sunday and Grandma and Grandpa will be taking her for her first visit to Vegas. Your information will make this trip fresh for us and our granddaughter.
If you want a great dining experience in Old Town, try Hugo’s Cellar in the Four Queens hotel. Takes you back to the old days with great service and atmosphere. All the women get a red rose when they enter. They have sidecars for their martini’s and a great salad bar brought right to your table. It’s pricy but worth it. When I go I just get the tableside salad bar because it makes me full and I still get the ambiance. And of course, I have to have a martini. Enjoy!
Just got back to the hotel after my first visit to Freemont St. The place is amazing. So much to do and see. Lots of energy everywhere. The zip lines are a definite must do. I had such a great time playing roulette at El Cortez, friendliest dealers and low table limits make it a fun place to hang out without having to worry about losing a bunch of money. Next trip I will definitely stay at Binions or The Golden Nugget.
You forgot to kiss the Blarney Stone at the D!!
It’s literally number 17 on the list.
Going for NYE this year and have no clue what to do. I don’t want to do the strip since we will be stuck outside all night.. (Our hotel is not on the strip).. and we don’t want to pay an arm and a leg to go somewhere inside. This place is definitely not expensive, but is it all outside or can we stay inside somewhere with no reservations and sit and relax and enjoy? Will def make a reservation to eat somewhere here as well.
Thank you
I’ll be going to Vegas the week of 10/19 -27/2018,first time going and very excited about doing several of these .