Great experience and glad we tried it but would probably not do it again for NYeve. Very, very crowded, but that was expected. The bands were excellent and you could go and hear a different one without hearing any music coming from the other three. Lots of other entertainment, especially people watching. We thought that since we were staying at the Golden Nugget we would receive our entrance free, but did not as we had booked through an agency rather than direct with the hotel. Cost us $60 US each, had we known this we could have booked wristbands earlier for $35.

We were catching a late night bus or of Las Vegas and we decided to spend our last few hours at the Fremont Street Experience, which is not far from the Greyhound Bus Terminal. We highly recommend coming here if you come to Las Vegas as there's great atmosphere, free entertainment and it's lots of fun. We loved the overhead screen which gave the area a lot of colour and light. It was also entertaining to watch people riding on the zipline overhead. There are a few stages scattered throughout the area and at night they have musicians performing. We saw a number of bands and they were all doing well known covers that everyone could bop along to.

There is so much more to do than gamble in Las Vegas. The people watching is awesome! Just hang out on Fremont Street for awhile - no only for the LED shows but for all the people watching too. Unless you want to be bugged for a tip, avoid letting the showgirls grab you for a photo. Also, avoid the many people trying to give you free samples because then you’ll have to extricate yourself from their sales pitches! There is a great city bus route (called the Deuce) that is only $8 for a 24 hour pass. It goes from Fremont Street to the Strip so you can see everything you want easily.