Travel Guide
Fremont Street Experience
Everything you need to know — hours, tickets, tips, and how to make the most of your visit.
Overview
About Fremont Street Experience
Downtown Vegas's pedestrian mall, covered by a massive LED canopy that runs light shows overhead nightly, home to the city's original casino district and a more budget-friendly alternative to the Strip.
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Insider Knowledge
Travel Tips
The overhead LED canopy runs free light-and-sound shows nightly on the hour.
Downtown Las Vegas has a grittier, more old-school casino vibe than the Strip.
SlotZilla zipline runs the length of the canopy for those wanting a faster way through.
Street performers and live music are common - bring small cash to tip.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the canopy shows are free nightly.
Opening Hours
Fremont StreetAlways open, pedestrian zone
Canopy light showsNightly, on the hour after dark
Show frequency and themes can vary by night and season.
Ticket Prices
Entry & light showsFree
SlotZilla ziplineFrom USD 45
Walking the street and watching the shows costs nothing.
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