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Ice House Lounge was a two-story downtown Las Vegas lounge renowned for its distinctive ice-topped bars. Opened in 2004 and closed on January 2, 2009, the space has since been repurposed as office space. While live performances are no longer hosted, the venue remains a notable part of Las Vegas history, with early performances by artists like The Killers documented in local history. This page provides a comprehensive guide to the former Ice House Lounge, including parking, transportation options, and nearby hotels and dining to help you explore the area with ease.
Located at 650 S Main St, Ice House Lounge sits in the heart of downtown Las Vegas, a short walk from the Fremont Street Experience and other historic attractions. Whether you’re researching the venue’s legacy or planning visits to nearby sites, this guide consolidates essential details to help you navigate the neighborhood confidently.
Parking has historically included valet service at the South Main Street location, making arrivals convenient for guests. For transportation, the area is accessible via the Downtown Loop free shuttle and RTC bus services, offering easy connections to the Strip and other downtown destinations. While the Ice House space itself is no longer hosting live events, the surrounding downtown district remains vibrant with entertainment, dining, and nightlife options. We’ve highlighted nearby hotels and recommended restaurants to help you build a complete travel plan.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas, Plaza Hotel & Casino, El Cortez Hotel & Casino Use Downtown Loop shuttle or RTC buses to reach downtown attractions and nearby venues. See affiliate hotel and restaurant options below for convenient stays and meals during future visits to Las Vegas.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 650 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Venue type: downtown lounge/ice-bar themed venue (two-story space) known for ice-topped bars
- Opened: 2004; Closed: January 2, 2009
- Current status: building repurposed as office space; no active live venue
- Parking: valet parking historically available at South Main Street location
- Notable events: hosted First Friday after-parties and early live music; early performances by artists such as The Killers were documented
- Transit: accessible via Downtown Loop free shuttle and RTC bus services
- Nearby hotels: Golden Nugget Las Vegas, Plaza Hotel & Casino, El Cortez Hotel & Casino