Downtown Container Park, Las Vegas

Downtown Container Park, Las Vegas

Downtown Container Park is an open-air shopping and entertainment venue that is built out of 43 repurposed shipping containers and 41 locally manufactured Xtreme cubes. This innovative, artsy center features a whimsical world of 38 one-of-a-kind boutique shops, unique restaurants and bars making for a great respite in the sun with a drink. It also includes a stage for presentations and live music shows for the whole family. Kids will love its interactive playground featuring The Treehouse, an interactive play area featuring a 33-foot-tall slide, NEOS play system, oversized foam building blocks and much more. In the meantime adults can relax enjoying free concerts, movies, and more on the main stage.

Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a 35-foot-tall praying mantis sculpture that shoots flames from its antennae. Food-wise, there’s something for everyone here, from gourmet quick service dining at Downtown Terrace to award winning beef jerky at JoJo’s Jerky.

The place is ideal for groups, much as for a nightcap since the bars are open later than other businesses in the container park. The place is a 21+ facility after 9 pm daily. IDs are to be presented at the gate.

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Sight Name: Downtown Container Park
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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