The Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas is a captivating blend of neon-soaked history and modern entertainment. This walking tour promises an immersive exploration of the city’s legendary past, from the iconic murals and vintage signs to the iconic Vegas Vic landmark. Visitors can marvel at the world’s largest digital screen, Viva Vision, as they uncover the hidden gems that make this district so unique. Whether you’re a first-time traveler or a seasoned Vegas enthusiast, this tour offers a chance to dive deeper into the heart of the city and discover why Fremont Street remains a must-see destination.
Key Points
- Explore the iconic Fremont Street Experience, including the world’s largest digital screen, Viva Vision, and legendary neon signs.
- Discover the historic El Cortez Hotel, once owned by infamous mobster Bugsy Siegel, and its preserved Art Deco architecture.
- Hear the fascinating history of Fremont Street, the birthplace of Las Vegas, from a local guide during the 1.5-hour walking tour.
- Visit famous casinos such as Golden Nugget and Binion’s Horseshoe, showcasing the oldest and newest attractions in the downtown area.
- Enjoy personalized attention and wheelchair accessibility as you learn about the vibrant atmosphere of the Fremont Street neighborhood.
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Overview of the Tour
This 1.5-hour walking tour of Fremont Street and downtown Las Vegas offers visitors a comprehensive look at the birthplace of the city, with a knowledgeable local guide leading a small group of up to 10 participants through the historic district.
Priced at $49 per person, the tour is wheelchair accessible, allowing everyone to explore the area.
Highlights include experiencing the Viva Vision, the world’s largest digital screen, and seeing famous murals, restored vintage neon signs, and the iconic neon cowboy Vegas Vic.
With insider recommendations from the guide, guests can discover the oldest and newest casinos, including the iconic Golden Nugget and Binion’s Horseshoe.
Highlights of the Tour
Visitors on the Fremont Street Experience & Downtown Walking Tour can explore the birthplace of Las Vegas, dating back to 1905.
They’ll experience the Viva Vision, the world’s largest digital screen, and see famous murals, restored vintage neon signs, and the iconic neon cowboy Vegas Vic.
The tour also takes guests to the historic El Cortez Hotel and Casino, once owned by the infamous Buggy Siegel.
Strolling through the Fremont Street Experience, a pedestrian mall with a 1,500-foot canopied screen, guests can discover the oldest and newest casinos, including the iconic Golden Nugget, Binion’s Horseshoe, Four Queens, and Circa.
Throughout the tour, the local guide provides insider recommendations to enhance the experience.
Tour Itinerary
The tour kicks off at the Downtown Container Park, a repurposed 20,000-square-foot complex built with shipping containers.
From there, guests will visit the historic El Cortez Hotel and Casino, once owned by the infamous Bugsy Siegel.
Next, they’ll stroll through the Fremont Street Experience, a pedestrian mall with a 1,500-foot canopied screen displaying the Viva Vision, the world’s largest digital screen.
The tour then explores the oldest and newest casinos, including the iconic Golden Nugget, Binion’s Horseshoe, Four Queens, and the recently opened Circa.
Throughout the 1.5-hour experience, the local guide will provide insider recommendations and share the fascinating history of Fremont Street, the birthplace of Las Vegas.
Inclusions
The walking tour includes a local guide who provides insider recommendations and shares the fascinating history of Fremont Street throughout the 1.5-hour experience.
You’ll explore the birthplace of Las Vegas, marvel at the Viva Vision – the world’s largest digital screen, and see iconic murals, restored vintage neon signs, and the famous neon cowboy Vegas Vic.
The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it enjoyable for all. With a maximum group size of 10 participants, you’ll get personalized attention from the knowledgeable guide.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a Las Vegas regular, this walking tour offers a unique opportunity to discover the vibrant heart of downtown and learn about the city’s rich history.
Booking Information
You can reserve your spot on the Fremont Street Experience & Downtown Walking Tour and pay later.
The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for your travel plans.
Simply visit the tour’s booking page to select your desired date and time, and you’ll be able to complete the reservation without paying upfront. This allows you to secure your spot and finalize the details closer to your travel dates.
Whether you’re planning your Vegas trip in advance or deciding last-minute, the Fremont Street Experience & Downtown Walking Tour makes it easy to book and adjust your plans as needed.
Exploring Fremont Street
Fremont Street, the birthplace of Las Vegas, offers a captivating exploration of the city’s rich history and evolving character.
Visitors can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, marveling at the iconic neon signs, restored vintage architecture, and the world’s largest digital screen – the Viva Vision canopy.
The walking tour traverses this lively pedestrian mall, highlighting famous murals, the legendary Vegas Vic neon cowboy, and some of the oldest and newest casinos in the area, including the iconic Golden Nugget and Binion’s Horseshoe.
Along the way, the knowledgeable local guide shares insider recommendations and fascinating stories, bringing the Fremont Street Experience to life in a unique and engaging way.
Historic El Cortez Hotel
As visitors explore the Fremont Street Experience, they come across the historic El Cortez Hotel, once owned by the infamous mobster Bugsy Siegel and now a cherished piece of Las Vegas’ storied past.
The El Cortez first opened its doors in 1941 and is the oldest continuously operating hotel-casino in Las Vegas.
Visitors can marvel at the hotel’s classic Art Deco architecture and neon signage, which have been carefully preserved.
Inside, the lobby and gaming areas maintain an authentic vintage vibe, transporting guests back to the glamour of old Las Vegas.
The El Cortez’s long and fascinating history makes it a must-see stop on any Fremont Street walking tour, offering a glimpse into the city’s captivating origins.
Fremont Street Experience
The Fremont Street Experience, a bustling pedestrian mall in downtown Las Vegas, captivates visitors with its neon-drenched atmosphere and larger-than-life digital canopy. Spanning over 1,500 feet, the Viva Vision canopy is the world’s largest single video screen, displaying a dazzling array of light shows and entertainment. Beneath this awe-inspiring display, visitors can stroll through a lively mix of historic casinos, iconic neon signs, and vibrant street performers. The Fremont Street Experience offers a unique glimpse into the heart of old Las Vegas, seamlessly blending the city’s storied past with its modern allure.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Viva Vision Canopy | World’s largest single video screen |
| Historic Casinos | Blend of old and new Las Vegas |
| Street Performers | Lively entertainment |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Tour Available in Other Languages?
The tour is offered in English. While other languages aren’t specified, customers can contact the tour provider to inquire about availability in their preferred language. Multilingual guides may be accommodated with advance notice, subject to availability.
What Happens in Case of Inclement Weather?
The tour provider offers an alternative indoor option in case of inclement weather. Guests will be notified of any weather-related changes and provided with a revised itinerary to ensure an enjoyable experience despite the conditions.
Can the Tour Be Customized for Special Requests?
The tour can be customized to accommodate special requests. Guests can discuss any modifications with the tour provider, who will try to accommodate preferences within the tour’s scope and logistics. Flexibility is offered to meet individual needs.
Are There Any Age Restrictions or Requirements?
The tour is open to all ages, with no specific age requirements. Children are welcome to join, but parents should ensure they can comfortably complete the 1.5-hour walking tour. The tour is wheelchair accessible for guests with mobility needs.
Can the Group Size Be Increased for Larger Parties?
The group size can be increased for larger parties, but it is limited to 10 participants. Tours accommodate small groups to ensure an intimate and personalized experience. Contact the tour operator to inquire about larger group accommodations.
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Recap
The Fremont Street Experience & Downtown Walking Tour offers a captivating glimpse into the birthplace of Las Vegas.
From the world’s largest digital screen to iconic neon signs, participants can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this historic district.
With a personalized experience and accessibility, the tour provides an opportunity to discover the oldest and newest attractions that make Fremont Street a must-visit destination.
