The name is spot on: The Fremont Street Experience. It doesn’t get any more vintage than the oldest casino in Las Vegas. The Golden Gate opened as the Hotel Nevada in 1906. Binions will take your photo with their million dollars and it's free! I think in Vegas it is a 'must see' even if it isn't your cup of tea. Here are some nostalgic Old Vegas sights and attractions to check out in downtown: 1. There were several street performers: 'Safe Sax' and 'Larry the Crooner' stood out in terms of musical excellence in the first case and entertainment value in the second case. I was tempted to do the same! I actually did plug my ears when we went past the bandstand by the Four Queens. Women sit and pose on a rocket outside the Stardust Resort and Casino in Las Vegas in 1958. It's best known for its signature neon sign, made popular by mid-20th century pop culture. I saw one little boy about 2 years old covering his ears with his hands and crying. The Stardust Hotel and Casino opened in 1958 in Las Vegas. For peace and quiet duck into one of the casinos! Really! We saw many families there and it isn't a particularly appropriate environment for kids. The amps were turned up way too loud and the noise level was actually pretty unpleasant. Get a good spot for the fountain show at the Bellagio. There were 3 bandstands set up with different types of music. Here are 10 things that you can do on the Las Vegas strip during your vacation. However, watching the people is an endless stream of entertainment. It's boring and noisy with very poor lighting and video. Absolutely nothing to write home about there. The light show this summer is greatly scaled down from what it was 10 years ago.
