Once the costumes have been shown off and the main block party winds down on Fremont, Commonwealth opens its doors for the after party that keeps the Halloween energy going well into the night. This double-decker tavern, with its exposed brick walls and crystal chandeliers hanging above the dance floor, becomes the natural spot to land once the street crowds start to thin out.

Expect the rooftop to fill in with costumed night owls catching their breath between drinks, the city lights of Downtown Las Vegas stretching out behind them. Inside, the dance floor keeps moving, DJs keeping the beat going for anyone not ready to call it a night. The mix of industrial bones and old-school Vegas charm gives the whole thing a different vibe than the chaos outside, more intimate, still weird, still fun.

For those deep into the Fremont Street Halloween scene, this is the natural next stop, a chance to keep the costume on, the drinks flowing, and the night stretching further than the block party alone could take you.