Yes it is open to all ages. That being said it can get a little risque.

We were there at 2am and it was still running.

Once you get there you should be good. The only problem is getting there. Uber and Lyft are very busy between the hours of 6pm-3a.

Fewer visitors and less congestion during the day. More artisans/performers, live music and high energy at night.

A lot of free things to see in Vegas: Welcome to Las Vegas sign on Las Vegas Blvd, Welder Up, Pawn Stars, Kounts Kustoms, fountains at Bellagio and the Conservatory at Bellagio!!!

Not exactly on Freemont Street itself but here are a couple ideas within easy walking distance: 7th and Carson Carson's Kitchen Flock and Fowl Nacho Daddy Pizza Rock Vegenation (all plant based foods. Good for vegetarians and vegans) Donut Bar (get there early for best selection) I tried to give you a variety since I don't know your price point nor what type of cuisine you're after.

Dont bother during the day. The entire showcase and infrastructure was literally designed for a night time experience.

I was there two weeks ago and it was up and running, didn’t notice any malfunctioning panels.

My Wife and I did the Zipline on the Strip and it was the most fun time we had in Vegas, except for meeting the guys from Tanked.

Tonly Roma isnt bad for what you get. They have specials on steaks and Prime rib on certain days. Also a place across street from The Grande sells pizza by slice.