Fremont Street is Downtown, not the Strip
Fremont Street Experience is a pedestrian area in Downtown Las Vegas. It is a separate trip from the resort corridor on Las Vegas Boulevard, so plan the transfer. The Monorail does not stop here, and the Deuce bus connects Downtown, the Strip and the South Strip Transit Terminal.
The main draw is the overhead LED screen called The Canopy, formerly known as Viva Vision. Its regular light and music program is free. The SlotZilla zipline and special events are separate and may cost extra.
SlotZilla prices and rules in 2026
Starting prices for adults, not guaranteed totals with all options.
| Zip Line | Zoom Line | |
|---|---|---|
| Position | Seated | Lying down |
| Price Monday to Thursday | From $49 | From $69 |
| Price Friday to Sunday | From $55 | From $75 |
| Weight | 50–300 lb (about 22.7–136.1 kg) | 80–300 lb (about 36.3–136.1 kg) |
| Maximum height | 6 ft 8 in (about 203 cm) | 6 ft 8 in (about 203 cm) |
The minimum weight and the riding position are the main differences between the two rides. Younger riders need a companion, so check the exact age rule with the operator before you book with children.
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Hours, light show and parking
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The Canopy light show
Music Reels run on the hour from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. every day. The regular program is free. Special events are separate, so check each event before you plan on free entry.
SlotZilla hours
Monday to Wednesday the zipline runs from noon to 1 a.m., and the last ride is at 12:40 a.m. Thursday to Sunday it runs from noon to 2 a.m., and the last ride is at 1:40 a.m.
Parking
The garage entrance is at 4th and Carson. Monday to Thursday it costs $4 per hour, with a daily maximum of $20. Friday to Sunday it costs $5 per hour, with a maximum of $25. Events can change the rates.
By bus
The Deuce runs all day and night, about every 10 to 15 minutes from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. and about every 20 minutes from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m. Roadworks and traffic can add delays.
What is free and what costs money
A quick overview for planning the budget.
| Item | Cost in 2026 | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Canopy light and music program | Free | Music Reels hourly from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. |
| SlotZilla Zip Line | From $49 or $55 | Seated; Monday to Thursday or Friday to Sunday |
| SlotZilla Zoom Line | From $69 or $75 | Lying down; minimum weight 80 lb |
| Garage parking | $4 or $5 per hour | Daily maximum $20 or $25 |
| Special events | Separate | Check each event for entry rules |
The ride prices are starting prices for adults, so the final total can differ with the options you add. Parking rates can change on event days.
Getting there from the Strip
The Deuce is the straightforward public option.
The Deuce bus runs between Downtown, the Strip and the South Strip Transit Terminal. It also serves the Welcome to Las Vegas sign at the south end of the Boulevard. Service runs 24 hours a day, about every 10 to 15 minutes from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. and about every 20 minutes between 1 a.m. and 7 a.m. The timetable gives the frequency, not the ride time, so allow plenty of time, especially if you want to catch a Music Reels show or a late zipline ride.
The Monorail does not run to Downtown. Its stations run from MGM Grand to SAHARA, so a Monorail ride gets you only part of the way. If you drive, use the garage at 4th and Carson.
Is Fremont Street worth the trip?
How it fits with the rest of your plans.
Fremont Street suits a short evening out of the Strip hotels if you want to see the Canopy and compare Downtown with the main corridor. It is less of a fit for a tight schedule. The transfer takes time, and the Deuce timetable is a frequency, not a travel time.
The Canopy and the street are free to see. A zipline ride is the main paid extra, and you decide whether it is worth the price for you. Our free things guide covers other no-cost stops, and the getting around guide explains the routes between the Strip and Downtown.
Fremont Street Experience: frequently asked questions
Is Fremont Street on the Strip?
No. Fremont Street Experience is in Downtown Las Vegas, apart from the resort corridor on Las Vegas Boulevard. The Monorail does not reach it, but the Deuce bus does.
Is the Fremont Street light show free?
Yes, the regular light and music program is free. The SlotZilla zipline and special events are separate and can cost extra.
When does the light show start?
Music Reels run on the hour from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. every day.
How much does SlotZilla cost?
In 2026 the seated Zip Line starts at $49 Monday to Thursday and $55 Friday to Sunday. The lying Zoom Line starts at $69 and $75. These are starting prices, not totals with all options.
Where can I park?
The garage entrance is at 4th and Carson. It costs $4 per hour Monday to Thursday, with a $20 daily maximum, and $5 per hour Friday to Sunday, with a $25 maximum.