Downtown Container Park
Shopping mall · Las Vegas Boulevard Overlay District
707 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Highlights
Outdoor shopping center built from shipping containers
Outdoor shopping center built from shipping containers
"A few years ago, this lot was an abandoned motel. Now it's a thriving urban outdoor shopping mall. As the name implies, the city block-sized attraction is built using shipping containers. Although this gives it an industrial feel, a family friendly tot lot featuring a two-story slide is the feature attraction. Some favorites include Oak & Ivy whiskey bar, Pinches Tacos, and Cheffini's hot dogs. Climb up to the third floor and watch the action from above. Oh, did I mention the 55-foot-tall steel praying mantis that spits fire?" - David Hardy
"An outdoor retail and dining complex built from repurposed shipping containers with a central courtyard that hosts free performances by local artists and a family-friendly playground—an accessible, quirky spot for shopping, street-level entertainment, and a relaxed break from the Strip." - Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes is a senior editor at Travel + Leisure, covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina, Elizabeth moved to New York City from London, where she started her career as a travel blogger and writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A walkable outdoor retail-and-entertainment complex known for its dramatic fire-breathing mantis sculpture and its position as a nexus for nearby bars and nightlife along East Fremont." - Ryan Slattery Ryan Slattery Ryan Slattery has visited over 70 countries and has written about his experiences both in the air and on the ground. His work can also be found on TravelAge West. Eater, Infatuation, Tripadvisor, TripSavvy, The Washington Post, and AARP Magazine. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"If you’re heading downtown, swing by Downtown Container Park. Once past the fire-shooting mantis, you’ll find a handful of eateries and tiny bars. In the park, there is usually a band, drum circle, or some sort of entertainment taking over the stage at the park’s rear. Grab a bite from any of the casual restaurants and bring it down to the grass or post up at a bar like Oak & Ivy to enjoy the music." - Ryan Slattery
"The playground at Downtown Container Park is surrounded by great takeout options like Waffelato and Pinches Tacos that will appeal to eaters of any age. Take the whole family downtown to enjoy the sun and nibble on takeout tacos while kids enjoy the outdoor space." - Susan Stapleton, Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme, Janna Karel, Emmy Kasten
