Fremont Street

Fremont Street in Las Vegas is the birthplace of gambling, a neon-lit, retro neighborhood. The 400-meter dome hosts a nightly sound and light show, creating a sci-fi experience! Zip lines are a thrill, and street rock bands, drag queens, and street performers create a vibrant atmosphere. More down-to-earth than the Strip, the old casinos and neon signs create a 1960s-inspired atmosphere. A true nightlife enthusiast's paradise, visit in the evening for the most stunning lights!

It retains the characteristics of the United States in the last century. In fact, from today's perspective, it is a bit rustic and vulgar, but the rusticity and vulgarity are very tasteful and very personalized. It is worth a visit.

There are many street performers in the old town of Las. Although it is not as prosperous as the main streets, the performances here are more down-to-earth and worth visiting if you have time.

The street with the canopy, very beautiful place, high-tech

The lights at night are very dazzling and beautiful. It is worth going.

The pedestrian street beneath the canopy is lined with shops and bustling with tourists. The ancient neon lights shimmer in vibrant colors, and entertainers with diverse personalities perform their talents, a feast for the eyes.

During my time in Las Vegas, I visited a few times with friends. It was lively, with a 1990s American feel and a giant screen similar to the ones at the Place in Beijing. While there weren't many surprises, every visit with friends brought back fond memories.

It's very lively~~ It's a completely different experience from Las Vegas Boulevard! It's a place you can't miss~~

The bright lights and various street performers will surprise you, and there are strippers dancing on the stage. You will see many things that you can't see or imagine in your daily life! The huge electronic screen runs through the entire street, which is also quite shocking.

It's quite lively when you drive by, but it's said that the old town is generally safe.

It has a very American local flavor. You can experience the zipline above and overlook the people below.

Sometimes there will be light activities and the screens above will keep switching.

The light show is worth seeing, and it and the artists on the roadside form a beautiful landscape.

The ceiling is very cool, a bit like the World Trade Center, and it is worth a look.

The "Fremont" skylight street in the old town is said to be the world's largest light dome, made up of 12.5 million light-emitting diodes, showing visitors more than 16 million color combinations and endlessly changing graphics.

This area is part of the old Las Vegas Strip, a short distance from the Strip. Driving there, you'll feel a sense of decadence and extravagance. The main attraction of this pedestrian street is the high-caliber street performers, with several stages for bands and soloists, each taking turns performing. The street is bustling with people, and Americans, with their outgoing and cheerful nature, dance to the music. Starting at 8:00 sharp, every hour, a massive, 300-meter-long, four-story-high skylight show, composed of millions of LED lights, begins. It's quite a spectacle.

The skylight is similar to the one at the World Trade Center in Beijing, but the trapeze artists gliding underneath it add a touch of fun. There are several stages on the street, each with performances. I was particularly impressed by one female DJ, who performed her own songs and dances, leading the entire crowd like a master.

It really has a sense of extravagance and luxury, which is completely different from Fifth Avenue. When we went there, it was a little after 5 o'clock, so many LED lights were not turned on. Don't let the tour guide take you there.

I went there a few years ago, not realizing it was a shopping district with big brands. I went to see the electronic marquee during New Year's Eve. Then, I bought a really nice, durable photo album for five dollars at a nearby souvenir shop. It was super thick, and it's still not even full of photos. I even ran into a film crew filming, but I didn't recognize anyone there.

You can find clothes here, whether you are wearing clothes or not.

It feels like a bar street in downtown. There are shows on the big screen above the head at regular intervals. The effect is quite good.

This is a show worth seeing in Old Town Las Vegas

In the old town, there is a very traditional street, and the light show every night is very unique.

Let’s go shopping. . . . . . . .

The busiest shopping mall, full of people, haha

I stayed here the first night and had no idea it was here. I was so tired from driving. I came back here after returning from the Grand Canyon. It's so sexy and has so many things to offer.

Fremont Street is a highly praised pedestrian street. I think its most striking feature is the numerous street performers, including robotic dancers, percussionists, and saxophone players. Their performances are so high-caliber that they would captivate audiences even on television. There are also photo ops featuring sexy American women and handsome men, and several stages for bands and soloists, each taking turns performing. The street is bustling with people, and Americans are known for their outgoing and cheerful nature. Many people break into dances to the music. Under the stage of a rock band, a family of four—a father, daughter, and mother and son—danced with abandon, oblivious to the tourists around them. The scene is truly captivating. If you're lucky enough to be in Las Vegas, be sure to visit Fremont Street; it won't disappoint.

If you have time, you can try the flying trapeze. We didn't go because we didn't have much time. There were a lot of people at night and it was very lively.

The city is a vibrant and bustling city, a true neon city that never sleeps. The hourly light show is a real treat.

There's a game experience where you slide from one end of the street to the other! I really love it! ...

Old Las Vegas is bustling with activity! You'll find street performers, small shops, and music everywhere, so much so that you'll have to lean over to hear what's being said. The street art is incredibly cool, and it's worth checking out at night.

I went there at night. The sky curtain was nice and there were performances on time. There was nothing else. There were only people selling things and performing on the street.

It's a very famous street, and the night view is great. There are many people and there are street performances.

Very busy street, there is a Ferris wheel here, highly recommended

The electronic screen is a gimmick, but the real meaning lies in the local culture. People of all ages can sing and dance and enjoy the music. This may be the freedom of America.

Fremont Street is located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. This is the old town, so many firsts were born here, such as the first hotel in Las Vegas (Hotel Nevada, 1906, now called the Golden Gate Hotel), the first telephone (1907), the first paved street (1925), the first elevator (1932), the first high-rise building (Fremont Hotel, 1956), the first Nevada gaming license, the first traffic light, etc.

It's very unique, but the surrounding security is not very good, so be careful.

It's worth seeing. Go at night. It's very quiet during the day. There are not many people. It's mainly for the lights.

If you go to Las Vegas, you must visit this place. I like the LED screen above it very much. You can also experience the feeling of being a trapeze artist on the zipline.

The Las Vegas Old Street mentioned by the tour guide is a pedestrian street with various performances and cosplays. You will definitely not see such scenes in socialist countries. It fully reflects the freedom and decadence of the United States. You must go.

Belonging to the old town of Las Vegas, you can't miss the huge LED sky show

The earliest Las Vegas Boulevard is now less visited by people and a bit run-down. You can take a look at it while you're there.

The atmosphere in Old Las Vegas is very good. There are many street performers and beggars.

It is the Skydome Street. There are many artists performing, spray painting, singing at night. The changes of the skydome with the music are the climax of the whole night.

It's quite lively, and the light show is dazzling. The entertainers and restaurants are also great. It's a different experience from Strip. Last time, I even ran into a stroller running race, complete with a giant praying mantis starting gun. It's not often known in China, but it's definitely worth a visit.

Another street in Las Vegas after the Strip. I didn't have time to go there due to time constraints. I will definitely go there next time.

In old Las Vegas, Lemont Street is a shopping mall that spans five blocks and contains every brand you can count. The world's largest video screen is spectacular.

The first stop when arriving at LV is a very distinctive street. It is not very long and it is quite interesting to walk around.

There are many street performers, which is worth a visit.

Las Vegas comes alive with neon lights at night. The neon rooftops of Fremont Street make you feel excited just walking among them.

At this time, the streets resembled a woman just waking up, freshening up and starting her day! It was crowded, a bit noisy, and the souvenir shops were packed with people. But the souvenirs lacked originality, mostly made-in-China trinkets—cards of old Hollywood stars, sportswear with Las Vegas logos, keychains, and so on. But the prices were reasonable. A sportswear that costs fifty dollars on the Strip was only twenty here! Also made in China. I really dislike Chinese-made souvenirs for my return home. It's so strange to bring back a Chinese-made souvenir from another country all the way back home! It's like a child born in China, sent abroad for a few years, and then returned home as a foreigner!

The famous Las Vegas Old Street, you must go and see many street performers

A very distinctive street, with all kinds of tourists and artists trying to interpret the prosperity of life on one street. If you want to see the lively pedestrian street, you must come here

The colorful light show in the old town at 7 o'clock in the evening is exciting

There are mannequins or dolls everywhere in the streets of the old town where you can take pictures. Tips are required, usually $1-3. It is best to ask for tips in advance.

In 2008, the most famous thing there was the light show. Many tourists went there to watch it. The whole light show lasted about ten minutes. During the whole process, the audience basically kept their mouths wide open and said "WO... Wow..."

Locals say this is Las Vegas, and that street with all the hotels is paradise.

There are many people on holidays, so it is not recommended for high-end travelers.

Skydome Avenue, a giant electronic skydome is located in a 438-meter-long dome in the old city. This 400-meter-long and 20-meter-wide arched light corridor was once the world's largest display. More than half of the visiting tourists will go here.

Fremont Street is known for its vibrant lights and sounds. Don't miss the VIVA VISION LIGHT SHOW AT FREMONT, which is truly amazing. At night, the world's largest light canopy, comprised of 12.5 million LED bulbs, displays over 16 million color combinations and endlessly changing graphics.

Old Street~ I love this place. The atmosphere is amazing. Macau can't compare at all~ And LV is king-sized in Macau.

The pedestrian street is covered with a roof, like a huge canopy. LCD screens are installed on the inside of the roof, and audio equipment is also installed on the brackets, which continuously play colorful pictures and beautiful music, becoming a beautiful landscape.

The main purpose of coming here is to watch the evening sky show and various street performers. It is free and worth going.

Free attractions mean a lot of people, and the light show is a major feature. Of course, if you are lucky, you can have a romantic encounter~

Rooftop laser shows! Street bar girls! Las Vegas is a great place to indulge in the lavish life.

It's near the old casino and has convenient transportation. If you have time, you can go and see the water screen projection, which is quite unique.

At night, crowds surge and music blares. The pedestrian street, covered with a canopy, resembles a giant canopy. LCD screens, mounted on brackets and equipped with audio equipment, continuously play vibrant images and beautiful music, creating a stunning sight.

At night, many people in costumes come out and stand at the door to take photos and make money. There are girls in bikinis and... men...

This street is very nice and it is interesting to walk along it. It is just too hot. Maybe I went at the wrong time!

Fremont is generally a bit boring if you have been to the strip. The marquee is the main attraction. There is a stage in the center of the street where bands perform. There are various shops on both sides of the street.

I wandered around aimlessly because I was directionally challenged. The seafood restaurant I was late for was quite good. The fake sky on the ceiling was beautiful!

The old streets of Las Vegas are completely different from the main streets in the city center. Local people are dancing in the middle of the street, there are live bands singing, and the things in the gift shops next to it are very cheap.

If the Las Vegas Strip is the city's living room, then this is the real Las Vegas, its bedroom. Beneath the vast dome, a riot of signs and neon lights, a glimpse into American life, a vaudeville scene where entertainers might even emerge from the shadows. The only way to describe it is a riot of colour, and that's definitely a compliment. If you're in Las Vegas, don't just follow the crowds; experience authentic American culture on Fremont Street.

The hotel is in the old town, very close to Fremont Street. I stumbled upon this place by chance and saw a light show going on. The dome above my head was an LED screen. It was Chinese New Year when we went, and the screen had a strong Chinese New Year atmosphere. Foreigners were drinking on the street, many people were dancing to the music, and some were speed skating in the air. I highly recommend it.

LV's downtown, an old street called Fremont, was a little disappointing when I first saw it, but then I realized that the downtown is sleeping during the day.

I only took a quick look during the day and it was just an ordinary street, nothing special. The most unusual thing was probably seeing a naked man promoting himself on the street. But I think the night view should be good.

When you go to Las Vegas, the hotel you stay in is on this street. Remember the "National Atomic Bomb Museum"!