Glitter Gulch Las Vegas

... the famous wedding chapels and pawn shops. One pawn shop had a huge line down the block waiting to get in. Downtown Vegas, or Glitter Gulch as I have seen it referred to, is famous for Fremont Street which I did not appreciate was a enclosed pedestrian ...

... the state of Nevada, about 80km east of the California border. The city is divided into two main parts: a compact downtown called Glitter Gulch and the Strip, a corridor of hotels and casinos. We took a shuttle from L.A. together with about ten other ...

... the constant melodies of cheesy pop-disco hits. It’s easy, almost inevitable, to become disoriented in the lights and din. Glitter Gulch Once we found our way out of the hotel, we found ourselves in an even more outrageous spectacle: The Fremont ...

... The Strip and caught the same bus (using the same tickets) up to Fremont Street, which is the "old Vegas" from days gone by. Also known as Glitter Gulch, this used to be the downtown casino corridor. It's popularity waned as The Strip was developed, so ...

... Fremont Street Experience is a five block stretch of Fremont St. which encases the original casino row nicknamed "Glitter Gulch".  This is the old Vegas with smaller casinos and a pedestrian only gambling mall.  Some of the old casinos ...

... are the classic western, fluorescent billboards of the casinos, such as the waving cowboy or the high kicking cowgirl of Glitter Gulch. There are free and excellent music stages scattered down the street blasting out classic rock covers, with street ...

"What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas."    -Jeff Candido and Jason Hoff, advertising slogan for Las Vegas Convention and Visitors' Authority Our program ends today. How very sad! The national parks were awesome but our trip is not ...