Segway Historic Downtown Tour

Segway Historic Downtown Tour

A guided two-hour Segway ride through Downtown's Glitter Gulch, gliding past Fremont Street's neon and the casinos where Las Vegas began — no walking required, from $95.

Is the Segway Historic Downtown Tour Worth It? Review & Booking

The Segway Historic Downtown Tour is a guided two-hour ride on a stand-up, self-balancing Segway through the original heart of Las Vegas — the neon stretch of Fremont Street known as Glitter Gulch. Run by Segway Las Vegas, it opens with a short hands-on training session in a safe area, so first-timers get comfortable on the machine before the group rolls out.

With a guide narrating over headsets, riders glide past the Fremont Street Experience light canopy, the Golden Gate — the city's oldest casino, open since 1906 — and the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop of Pawn Stars fame, along with Symphony Park, Downtown Container Park and the district's street murals. The commentary leans into mob-era and early-Vegas history, and the Segway lets you cover far more ground than you would on foot.

Know the scope: the route stays in the compact downtown core and never reaches the Strip, it covers streets you could walk for free, and because it is entirely outdoors the summer heat and midday sun are a real factor. Weight and age limits plus a required liability waiver also rule some riders out. Still, for visitors curious about old Vegas who would rather roll than walk, it is an easy, genuinely fun couple of hours; anyone after Strip glamour or time inside the casinos should look elsewhere.

Insider tipBook a morning or later-afternoon departure to dodge the midday desert heat, since the whole ride is outdoors — and after you dismount, the neon Fremont Street Experience canopy right beside the route is free to stroll on foot.
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Location

Downtown Las Vegas

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need any experience to ride the Segway?

No — every tour opens with a hands-on training session in a safe area, and most riders feel steady within a few minutes. Arrive about 30 minutes before departure so you don't miss it.

What are the age and weight requirements?

Riders must be 12 or older and weigh between 80 and 350 lbs. Anyone 16 or under needs a parent or adult over 25 along, and every rider signs a liability waiver. Pregnant guests and those with mobility or motor-control issues cannot ride.

Does the tour go on the Strip or in Downtown?

It stays in historic Downtown around Fremont Street, not the Strip. The route threads Glitter Gulch, Symphony Park and Container Park rather than the resort corridor — a different, older side of Las Vegas.

What should I wear and bring?

Flat, closed-toe shoes are required — sandals and heels aren't allowed. Because you're outdoors the whole time, sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat help in summer; bottled water is provided.

Is it wheelchair or stroller accessible?

No. Riding the Segway requires standing and balancing for the full route, so it isn't suitable for guests who can't stand and steer on their own.

How far ahead should I book?

Departures run only a few times a day in small groups, so popular slots sell out. Book online in advance — most platforms allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start.
PriceFrom $95
DurationAbout 2 hours
WhereDowntown Las Vegas
Meeting PointDeparts from Downtown Container Park on East Fremont Street. Arrive about 30 minutes early for the mandatory training session.
TransportStand-up, self-balancing Segway personal transporter — one per rider.
What's IncludedSegway and safety training, a guide with two-way headsets so you hear the commentary clearly, bottled water, and help getting photos along the route.
MealNo food or drink beyond the bottled water; eat before or after.
Age, Weight & FitnessRiders must be 12 or older and weigh between 80 lbs (36 kg) and 350 lbs (159 kg). Anyone 16 or under must be accompanied by a parent or adult over 25. Pregnant guests and those with mobility or motor-control issues cannot ride. A liability waiver is required.
What to Wear & BringFlat, closed-toe shoes are required (no sandals or heels). The ride is fully outdoors, so bring sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat in warmer months.
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