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Las Vegas, Nevada
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The Viva Vision canopy, which stretches 1,500 feet long and 90 feet wide, is the largest video screen globally, offering light shows every night.
In 1925, Fremont Street became the first paved street in Las Vegas, marking a significant step in the city's development.
Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy free live music performances from various artists on multiple stages along the street.
SlotZilla offers two zipline experiences, allowing riders to soar beneath the Viva Vision canopy from a 12-story slot machine-themed tower.
Before the rise of the Strip, Fremont Street was the epicenter of Las Vegas' casino activity, with many historic casinos still operating today.
The area was transformed into a pedestrian mall in 1994, making it a safer and more enjoyable space for visitors to explore.
The Neon Museum, located nearby, preserves iconic signs from Las Vegas' past, and some are displayed along Fremont Street.
