The most obvious and largest part of the Fremont Street Experience is the Viva Vision canopy and light show. The canopy towers 90 feet above the ground and spans the length of five football fields. Featuring more than 12 million LED modules and 555000-watt sound system, the light show attracts tourists and locals alike. The first light show was broadcast in 1995. Nearly a decade later in 2004, million was invested in upgrading the Viva Vision canopy. Significant improvements were made and now it has 10 times higher resolution, resulting in clearer, sharper pictures. It can also display 16.7 million color combinations. The display is so sharp, live video can be broadcast on what is the world's largest screen. Viva Vision features shows like "Lucky Vegas," celebrating the city's famous icons, "Downtown Divas," a tribute to a girls' night out and "Speed, Smoke and Spinning Wheels," which illustrates the world of fast-paced auto racing. Psychedelic shows include "The Drop," a journey through an underwater utopia filled with beautiful sea creatures and "Shag With a Twist," an animated show that features Southern California artist Josh Agle's unique artwork combining elements of "Austin Powers," "The Jetsons," tiki culture and '60s imagery. Visitors can also enjoy the patriotic show, "American Freedom" during Fourth of July. Inside the Fremont Street Experience building, a master control room delivers all the magic to the Viva Vision light show. Technicians have only three ...
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