We All Scream Guest List

We All Scream at 517 Fremont Street operates as an ice cream parlor (Sorry Not Sorry Creamery) during daylight hours and transitions into a two-story indoor-outdoor nightclub after 10 PM — a dual-use concept that is unique in the Fremont East district and distinct from any Strip venue. The DJ infrastructure is designed around the ice cream theme: the back patio DJ booth is built into a vintage dairy truck, and the second-floor rooftop anchors around a DJ booth shaped like a giant ice cream cone, creating photo opportunities that are specific to this venue's physical structure rather than generic nightclub production equipment. The two-story layout operates two simultaneous dance floors — the back patio at ground level and the rooftop — connected by interior stairs, giving a 300-person venue the spatial variety of larger clubs without the admission queue or cover charge infrastructure. Top 40 and throwback hits programming is the most broadly accessible genre format in the Fremont East corridor, where Oddfellows programs alternative and dark wave, Pachi-Pachi programs house and Balearic, and Bauhaus programs dedicated techno — We All Scream serves the visitor who wants familiar hits rather than a genre-specific underground experience. Open until 4 AM on Friday and Saturday — matching the latest hours in Downtown Las Vegas — while the ice cream parlor runs daily from noon, making the venue accessible for pre-evening visits that transition naturally into the nightclub hours without requiring a venue change.

We All Scream is designed for groups who want a Las Vegas nightclub that produces shared experiences rather than a generic dance floor. The two-story layout creates a natural group itinerary arc within a single venue: arrival through the Sorry Not Sorry Creamery ground floor (open noon to 11 PM daily, so the group can visit in the afternoon before the nightclub shift), the back patio dairy truck DJ stage for the first portion of the evening, and the rooftop ice cream cone DJ booth for the peak hours. The three-part venue arc across a 10,000-square-foot indoor-outdoor space produces genuine spatial variety — something most 300-person venues cannot deliver at a single address.

Friday and Saturday from 10 PM to 4 AM are the only nightclub operating hours, which concentrates group planning to two nights per week. The advantage: a focused schedule where the venue consistently delivers its best energy on both nights rather than spreading across a five-night week where quality varies. Friday draws the local service industry crowd alongside visitors, producing a slightly more socially fluid environment than Saturday's peak visitor concentration. Either night gives the full two-dance-floor access, Top 40 and throwback programming, and the 4 AM close that matches the longest hours in the Fremont East district.

The dress code at We All Scream is casual with creative attire encouraged — a meaningful departure from the Strip's business-casual enforcement that can create coordination stress for groups. Groups arriving in fun, themed attire around the ice cream concept often photograph better in the venue's environment than groups in standard nightclub dress. The rooftop ice cream cone DJ booth and the vintage dairy truck patio stage appear in virtually every group's photo documentation of the evening — the venue's design architecture was built for this. For bachelorette parties and birthday groups, the ice cream concept provides a natural thematic anchor that the Fremont East district's other venues do not offer.

Guest list and ticket access works through weallscream.com, where event-specific pricing appears per night rather than a fixed cover rate. The ice cream parlor daytime option at the same address (noon to 11 PM daily) creates a pre-nightclub planning touchpoint: the group can visit Sorry Not Sorry Creamery in the afternoon, assess the venue layout before the crowd arrives, and return for the nightclub opening at 10 PM with the venue geography already familiar. Arrival between 10:30 PM and 11 PM positions the group for the earliest rooftop energy before the room builds toward the 300-person capacity. The ground-level outdoor patio provides a lower-intensity option for groups who want the dairy truck DJ sound without full rooftop density at peak hours — two distinct environments operating simultaneously at the same address.

The Fremont East location makes We All Scream part of a walkable downtown circuit that extends the evening without requiring rideshare transit. Container Park, Commonwealth, Beauty Bar, and Atomic Liquors are all reachable on foot from 517 Fremont Street. The downtown walkable circuit is particularly valuable for groups who want multiple stops without the Strip overhead of waiting for rideshare between venues — the Fremont East pedestrian stretch is long enough to anchor a full group evening from 9 PM to close without a vehicle. Rideshare from central Strip hotels to 517 Fremont runs $20-30 depending on traffic conditions and origin hotel.