The canopy was nice. Not only the images going down it but the shade it provided. Everything was cheaper than the strip. Great place to eat. Buy stuff we had seen on the strip but at half the price. While we were there it was not too crowded. Was a nice chance to slow down and enjoy things. We left just as the night life was kicking off. A live band started Playing. It was so loud I couldn’t stay any longer.

Go here if you are in the party scene. Music is very LOUD & drinks are everywhere for purchase. Wear good sneakers or walking shoes. People are on the street always trying to sell you anything & everything. Expect to be bumped and jostled in the crowd. We took an Uber both ways as it was too far to walk from our hotel.

No teens only adults. I think this is best experienced in the evening. They had free concerts with real acts. However, the action started in the late afternoon. There were cheap eats to be had. However, that didn't start until 4 pm. If you are going to bring little kids to vegas, this might be a place to bring them.

We would highly recommend putting this on your must-see list (and if you are lucky, make sure you book the Neon Museum tour before visiting here to learn more about Old Vegas). This is the original Vegas with all the old, classic casinos that older generations remember such as the Golden Nugget or Vegas Vic. This part of Vegas has now been revived and is much more tolerable in terms of walking than the modern Las Vegas strip. It's quite entertaining too as there are great performances and acts throughout the street and when we visited, it also had what they called a Dancing DJ and she was a great DJ. Here is also where you will find the famous zipline and the IMAX-like ceiling which is the first thing you will notice walking into the main area. Again, we would highly recommend visiting here if you can as we were upset we missed all this excitement on our first trip but lucky enough to see it on our second.

Flew in to LV to meet another couple for a 5 day vacation. We decided to checkout this place. Heard about this place a long time ago. It is also that my wife and I haven't been in LV in over 30 years. Cool place to come to for several hours. The area has shop, bar, casinos, and street entertainment. The gigantic TV screen 40 feet above is cool looking. The visual effect and the sound to the visual was cool also. There are at least 4 old time casinos to enter and exit from the street. This area looked like and open container area to drink your favorite beverage. We travel here during the daytime. Would be a little weary to come at night. But will try it the next time I come in a few months.

All we did was walk the street up and back. Very colourful, well patrolled and rather crowded if you're still wearing masks. But the street is lit up brighter than a Christmas tree. There is lively music up and down the street and if only stopping to watch for a song or two, it is well worth it. Many lively characters too. We didn't go on the zipline, so unsure of the cost. The smell of marjiuna is a little over powering at times. People were generally respectful of each other, having a good time. Drinks a plenty and casinos everywhere, it was a fun experience. We parked in a nearby parking station for USD $5.00

My wife and I visited Fremont Street on our Las Vegas vacation and enjoyed it…for the most part. We stopped by the Golden Nugget and Four Queens casinos to eat and try are luck. Both were great and we enjoyed the experience. Walking Fremont Street was an experience. There are a lot of cool things to see along the way with many of the entertainers performing. Live music, live vibe and of course the zip line and light show are neat. I would not bring my children to this experience. Some of the entertainment was definitely adult oriented and not kid friendly. There were a number of people staggering around obviously highly drunk or on something. Sleezy to some degree. Overall, we enjoyed a few hours downtown. It’s worth the taxi ride from the strip.

Amazing, lots to do with live music, food and drink. Felt very safe street performers all have their own allocated areas so no one persists with there pitch. Be ready to have your eyes open with a few risky outfits - just feel ok saying no thanks to anyone. Even we returned on the bus late at night felt very safe

The pedestrian only street offers a lot to see and enjoy. There are many street performers doing their acts (drums, balancing, costumed characters, dancers and more). The performers seem to be restricted to circles painted on the pavement. There are also more formal music performers on large stages. The overhead light show on the canopy is visually interesting. There are plenty of drink and food options.

The Lights are amazing. Never saw Anything as Beautiful as that. Just Loved It. Can't wait to go back. We will definitely be visiting Vegas again this Year. We wished it was not so Far from the main Hotels and Resorts that's on the strip.