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The D Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV

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The D Las Vegas

Play at a downtown casino at the east end of Fremont Street with a Vintage Vegas floor, the Longbar and the BarCanada sportsbook.

301 Fremont St · Las Vegas, NV

About The D Las Vegas

The D Las Vegas is a 34-story, 639-room casino hotel at the eastern end of the Fremont Street Experience, owned and operated by Derek and Greg Stevens. It was formerly Fitzgeralds and became The D after a 2012 renovation. The 42,000 sq ft casino has more than 1,000 slots, 22 table games and a second-floor Vintage Vegas room with the only operational Sigma Derby in Las Vegas. Guests must be 21 or older to gamble.

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  • Sightseeing
    Iconic

    Fremont Street Experience

    No admission fee

    A five-block pedestrian canopy downtown lights up with a free nightly LED sound-and-light show.

    Transit: reachable by public transit

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  • Nightlife
    History Buff

    Four Queens

    No admission fee

    Play blackjack and slots at a 1966 Fremont Street casino, then book dinner at Hugo's Cellar downstairs.

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  • Theater & Events
    Date Night

    Hypnosis Unleashed

    $25–$50

    Comedy hypnosis show with audience volunteers at the Four Queens Hotel on Fremont Street.

    Transit: reachable by public transit

    Right next doorSwitch it up: Theater & Events

  • Shopping
    Quirky Fun

    Downtown Container Park

    No admission fee

    Boutique shops and food stalls stacked from shipping containers, guarded by a fire-breathing praying mantis.

    Transit: reachable by public transit

    Right next doorSwitch it up: Shopping

  • Nightlife
    History Buff

    Fremont Hotel & Casino

    No admission fee

    Play slots and table games under the Fremont Street Experience canopy at a 1956 downtown casino run by Boyd Gaming.

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  • Nightlife
    History Buff

    Binion's Gambling Hall

    No admission fee

    Gamble where the World Series of Poker began in 1970 and pose with the Million Dollar Display on Fremont Street.

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