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Fremont Casino is one of the classics opening in 1956. Located downtown next to Binions Gambling Hall on the Fremont Street Experience. I really enjoy visiting here because things are still affordable ( 200 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101 ).
To illustrate, the building is in a U shape. Just off Casino Center Blvd under the huge “Entrance” sign is the registration, next to the elevators to the rooms. Just a few steps down you will also find the Gift Shop. In contrast, on the opposite side is the Food Hall, Sports Book. The center is where all the tables are.
For instance, there are a lot of machines and tables throughout the 32000 sq ft of floor space. Moreover, closest to Fremont Street Experience is the various table games. And so, there are lots of machines everywhere. Nearby the Food Hall, is the Sports Book with a bar. I like this spot because it is not that crowded and there is something always going on. That is, I believe you can have a better time here versus a casino on The Strip.
In addition, there is a Food Hall. Located within is Craft Kitchen same as Craft Kitchen in Henderson. Also, Huey Magoos, Tomo Noodles, Steak n Shake, and Dunkin. There is also a Tony Romas located a short distance away from the Food Hall. On the opposite side is Lanai Express and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. There are also several bars distributed about.
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Boyd Gaming
For example, Fremont Casino is owned by Boyd Gaming, purchased in 1983. Some of their other Las Vegas properties are Aliante Casino, California Hotel, Cannery Casino, Gold Coast, Suncoast Casino, The Orleans, Jokers Wild, Main Street, Sams Town.
In conclusion, Fremont Casino is a fun spot to visit. I find it to be affordable. There are lots of things going on here. I always have fun when I visit. In fact, the best part is you can step outside and take in the Fremont Street Experience. It is located under the canopy. Lastly, for more information visit the Fremont Casino site.
