Circa is Downtown's newest major resort and is adults-only (21+). It's known for Stadium Swim, a pool amphitheater with a giant screen, and one of the world's largest sportsbooks.
Highlights
- Stadium Swim pool amphitheater
- Massive multi-level sportsbook
- Rooftop bar Legacy Club
- Steps from Fremont Street
During F1 race week
About 15–20 minutes from the circuit, with lower prices and none of the Strip closures.
About the Downtown
Downtown Las Vegas is the city's original casino district, centred on the Fremont Street Experience. It has a more relaxed, old-school feel, lower prices and a growing food and bar scene in the surrounding streets and the Arts District.
Rideshare and taxis are quickest to the Strip; the Deuce bus runs 24 hours between Downtown and the Strip.
Nearby things to do
- Fremont Street Experience — The Fremont Street Experience is a pedestrian mall in Downtown Las Vegas covered by the Viva Vision canopy, a massive LED screen that runs light shows every night.
- SlotZilla Zipline — SlotZilla launches riders from a giant slot-machine tower to fly beneath the Fremont Street canopy.
- The Neon Museum — The Neon Museum preserves classic Las Vegas signs in its Neon Boneyard, an outdoor collection of restored and retired signs from casinos and businesses.
- The Mob Museum — The Mob Museum (National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement) occupies a historic federal courthouse and tells the story of organized crime in America.
- Downtown Container Park — Downtown Container Park is an open-air shopping and dining center built from shipping containers, marked by a giant fire-breathing praying mantis sculpture.
- Las Vegas Arts District (18b) — The Arts District is a walkable neighbourhood of galleries, vintage shops, murals, breweries and restaurants just south of Downtown.
Tips
- Watch the race on the Stadium Swim screen.
- Rideshare is easiest for getting to the Strip.
Photo: Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0
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