Andrew Simon, president and CEO, Fremont Street Experience,who began his job at this hugely popular Las Vegas attractionat the start of the pandemic, goes undercover to discover andaddress problems that may be sparking the labor shortagecausing significant lost profits. Will the boss "see the light"while perched 100 feet off the ground to help change lightpanels on its enormous million canopy? How does he handlethe sticky situation of scraping gobs of gum from the mallfloor for hours at a time? Does he leave anyone hanging duringa physically demanding shift at the Slotzilla zip line?TheFremont Street Experience, designed in 1995 as a must-seesix-block entertainment district built to reenergize Las Vegas'downtown area, now attracts over 24 million visitors annually.The iconic destination is featured in countless televisionshows, music videos and films and helps generate over 0million annually in gaming revenue. The area is known for itsunparalleled offering of entertainment, featuring live musicon three permanent stages 365 days per year; the "Viva Vision"canopy, the largest digital display in the world; and theurban-based thrill ride "Slotzilla" Zipline.
