‘Fear The Walking Dead Survival’ opens

By Robin Leach Niche Division of Las Vegas Review-Journal

7 years ago

Models portray zombies at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival” at the Fremont Street Experience on Aug. 29. The zombie-themed walk-through attraction transports guests into an apocalyptic world through a combination of motion rides, mazes and interactive video games. (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman and Fremont Street Experience President and CEO Patrick Hughes arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival” at the Fremont Street Experience Aug. 29. The zombie-themed walk-through attraction transports guests into an apocalyptic world through a combination of motion rides, mazes and interactive video games. (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman and Fremont Street Experience President and CEO Patrick Hughes arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

A video monitor displays the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival” at the Fremont Street Experience, Aug. 29. The zombie-themed walk-through attraction transports guests into an apocalyptic world through a combination of motion rides, mazes and interactive video games. (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Magician Murray SawChuck arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Melody Sweets, center, arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Triotech president and CEO Ernest Yale, center, arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Chippendales dancer Okewa Garrett, right, arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Chippendales dancer Okewa Garrett, left, Tyson Beckford, and Chippendales dancer James David arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Derek and Nicole Stevens arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Television personality Michael Henry, right, arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Entertainers Gabriella Versace, second left, and Jennifer Romas arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Actress Kim Dickens arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Actor Colman Domingo arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Actor Michael Greyeyes arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Comedian and Nerdist Founder and CEO Chris Hardwick arrives at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

From left, actor Michael Greyeyes, actress Kim Dickens, Triotech President and CEO Ernest Yale, Fremont Street Experience President and CEO Patrick Hughes, Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman, television personality Chris Hardwick, actor Coleman Domingo and AMC co-head Stefan Reinhardt arrive at the grand opening of downtown’s “Fear The Walking Dead Survival” attraction. (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Television personality Chris Hardwick, left, and actors Kim Dickens, Coleman Domingo and Michael Greyeyes arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Television personality Chris Hardwick, left, and actors Coleman Domingo, Kim Dickens and Michael Greyeyes arrive at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

A model acts as a guard of zombies at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Actors Kim Dickens, left, Coleman Domingo and Michael Greyeyes share a laugh at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival.” (David Becker/Las Vegas News Bureau)

Television personality Chris Hardwick and actors Kim Dickens, Coleman Domingo and Michael Greyeyes arrived at the grand opening of downtown Las Vegas’ newest entertainment destination, “Fear The Walking Dead Survival” at the Fremont Street Experience last night (Aug. 29).

The zombie-themed walk-through attraction transports guests into an apocalyptic world through a combination of motion rides, mazes and interactive video games. The unique attraction is a collaboration between Fremont Street Experience, AMC and Triotech, a Canadian company known for producing technologically advanced, interactive award-winning attractions,

“Fear the Walking Dead Survival” is a multisensory experience featuring elaborate sets, high-tech motion simulator technology and all-encompassing audio and video.

Our thanks to David Becker of the Las Vegas News Bureau for his photo coverage of opening night with Mayor Carolyn Goodman making an appearance with the stars of the hit TV series on the “bloody red” carpet!

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