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All travelers are excited to visit Las Vegas in Nevada at least once! What few people know is that Fremont Street was the shining Vegas star long before the soaring mega-resorts, Cirque performances, and the nonstop nightlife and amusement of the Strip came to characterize the metropolis. The first casinos in Las Vegas, including the famous Golden Nugget, Binion's Horseshoe, the Pioneer Club, and others, were located on Fremont Street, which is located north of the Las Vegas Strip in Downtown Las Vegas (the Las Vegas Strip as a whole offers plenty of epic attractions and landmarks as well).
Fremont Street is famous for having the city's most iconic neon signs and marquees. The center of Downtown Las Vegas (which offers lots of fun things to do) is a pedestrian-only boulevard lined with vintage and renovated casinos, outdoor bars, inexpensive restaurants, eccentric street entertainers, a huge zip line, and the biggest and most extravagant light and music shows in the world. Here are the fun outdoor experiences that Fremont Street visitors can enjoy.
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Watch Fremont Street's Famous Viva Vision Show
The Fremont Street Experience's Viva Vision shows are musical light displays with tons of flashing lights that sync to upbeat tracks by well-known performers. The Viva Vision is the largest video screen in the entire world, which is 1,375 feet (419.1 meters) long, 90 feet (27.43 meters) above the ground, and 90 feet (27.43 meters) broad. It demonstrates 16.4 million pixels and is frequently updated. The Fremont Street Experience's Viva Vision is so enormous that it extends across the public promenade, a number of hotels, and casinos. It is a stunning outdoor experience.
Additionally, it is the greatest free attraction in Las Vegas. Each performance lasts between 6 and 8 minutes and features stunning 3D visuals that sync to popular tracks by illustrious performers. Imagine Dragons, Shakira, Steve Aoki, The Chainsmokers, The Killers, and Tiesto are among the performers on the weekly schedule. It provides an entertaining experience for both parents and children. Every light display is a selfie opportunity to engrave these magnificent memories taken outdoors after being confined for a couple of years.
- Vegas Viva Vision Time: Every night from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM
Enjoy An Adrenaline Rush With The Iconic Fremont Street SlotZilla Zipline And Zoomline
The largest slot machine in the world, SlotZilla, includes a martini drink, money, a huge limb, two showgirls, video reels, a pink flamingo, and a gigantic dice. Two flying adventures are available at the eleven-story zip line attraction; The Zip-Zilla/Zipline and The Super-Hero Zoom/Zoomline. Zipline experience launches adventurers from a 77-foot-high (23.46-meter-high) platform all the way to the Fremont Street Experience pathway, which is located in the middle of the Four Queens and Fremont casinos.
On the other hand, Super-Hero Zoom leads adventurers to the landing point at the Golden Gate Hotel and Casino from a 114-foot-high (34.74-meter-high) platform. Those who adore superheroes and want to "fly" like Superman, can take Zoomline a higher zip line. Additionally, The SlotZilla experience is an exhilarating exhibit that offers a distinctive and special perspective of the Fremont Street Experience from a vantage point. Adventurers will get a quick glimpse of the exciting Downtown Vegas lifestyle in a brand-new way and experience simultaneous superhuman strength. It must be tried!
- Cost: The Zip-Zilla/Zipline ride costs $54 and The Super-Hero Zoom/Zoomline ride costs $74.
Have Fun At Downtown Container Park, Fremont Street
If Fremont’s tourists are searching for an exciting and family-friendly location to unwind, Downtown Container Park is the place to go. The Container Park offers special retail, dining, and amusement options. Its center features a swimming area and a 30-foot (9.14-meter) slope for children to enjoy. Every corner of the outdoor park is built out of cargo containers.
The children's play area is free, but the majority of the other adult pursuits, such as a drink at an informal bar, are not. The Mantis's reawakening is the primary draw of Downtown Container Park. A percussion circle and fire performances "awaken" the Giant Mantis artwork to produce a rhythmic atmosphere.
- Opening schedule: Monday through Thursday, from 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM; Friday, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 AM; Saturday, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 AM; and Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM
- Entrance fee: Free of charge
Watch A Sports Game At Stadium Swim, Circa, Fremont Street
The Stadium Swim location at Circa Las Vegas allows guests to watch a giant 40-foot-tall (12.19-meter-tall) HD screen from 6 pools on different floors. The entertaining Stadium Swim is a futuristic idea that Circa adopted to offer guests the chance to view TV events while luxuriating in the pool.
With 30 cabanas, 337 chaise lounges, and 38 beds, the enormous site has a maximum capacity of 4,000 spectators who gather to witness championship sports and other events. A unique experience, Stadium Swim is ideal for game enthusiasts who also appreciate relaxing in the water with a drink and a tasty meal.
- Opening schedule: Daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM
- Entrance fee: Starting at $20 per person
