OMG I don't know where to start. I took my son & his friend here for his 10th birthday and the fun was nonstop. We were exhausted afterwards which is a win in my book. Great place for friends, family, and kids! read more

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Super fun! There are like level 1, 2, and 3 passes. Level 3 is $150 and for a few days with all activities. Level 1 ($50) & 2 ($89) are more basic and don't include that popular grocery market entry. There is laser challenges, golfing, games, bubble tea, bars, arcades, and the fun is endless! Good to go as a date or with friends. We got dropped off by uber so I can't tell you about parking. read more

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As regular visitors to Vegas (2-3 times a year, as we live in Southern California), we've driven past this building that said Area 15 since it opened, honestly having no clue what it was. We finally decided to check it out this trip. I bought Level 1 access online, figuring that would give us an intro to the place. Even after reading everything about Area 15, I still wasn't sure what to expect. Upon arriving (parking was easy), it was the first time I realized this is a campus, not just the building you see from I-15. From that, I can't tell if it was just confusing or overwhelming. No map shows where to go when you arrive, so we followed the crowd to get in. My first realization is that you don't need to buy an experience package to get in and look around. The main building is dark with fake smoke, but feels disjointed with no apparent theme except lots of glow-in-the-dark decor. The tree in the middle was pretty cool, but it still felt like the Sphere lobby, where it's trying to be futuristic, just a lot more crammed into a smaller space. There are some unique stores, several places to eat, and plenty of alcohol. The experiences were confusing, and sadly, the staff does very little to help unless you approach them. And even then, most of the interactions felt like they were doing a job and not helping you to immerse yourself in an experience. The experiences we did do felt more appropriate for kids. Watching kids become a fish underwater or a bird flying through the air was fun. We did enjoy the arcade. My partner has always been really good at Pac-Man and killed it when we played the large version of the game. Space Invaders was also fun, along with some of the pinball machines. We laughed during the laser maze, which I think is more fun for kids, but I'm sure adults love it too. Bot Breach looks closed, and there was no employee to ask except two employees behind a desk that looked unapproachable. Overall, I couldn't tell if this place was trying to be high-tech carnival games, a children's science museum, an adult playground with alcohol, a shopping experience, or simply a mishmash of weird stuff. We left after about 90 minutes, and honestly, not sure we'll be back. read more

Wasn't sure how to score this appropriately because our experience up until the last attraction was great. Purchased the Level 1 pass and wanted to end the night on Liftoff. My wife and kids were next in line and were about to get on when one of the employees went around asking people to wait until 9pm when the fireworks would be going off. My kids were getting restless and didn't care to wait so they decided to go on anyway. The ride is supposed to last for 10 mins but they were only at the top for only 2-3 mins. The guy on the ride felt bad and told my wife and kids they could stay on since they were only on it for a couple mins but the lady who was working the line and operating the ride ushered them off as quick as she could. When my wife asked for an explanation why their ride was cut short, she said they promised a bunch of people they would get to go on and see the fireworks and that they wouldn't fit. She also said she spoke to her in a very condescending way. The rest of the main experience again in the main building was pretty awesome. Arcade was great, VR attractions were fun. This last interaction was just a really bad way to end the night. read more

It's all about cool art, indoor adventures, aliens, and space themed immersive play - FUN for all ages. There's art work on display from the minute you arrive in the vicinity of the area. A quick bag check and security check-in is required before entering the Area15 facility. One can easily spend a day here with the many activities offered. Note: if you are sensitive to bright strobe lights, flashing and other florescent light experiences, this place has a lot of that. There are warning signs posted throughout and before you enter those spaces so you'll be aware but know before you go. My family and I ventured here just to check out Omega Mart in particular, but there were plenty of other immersive experiences as well. Think Virtual Reality games, flight simulators, an on-site bar, restaurants and casual dining spots, some novelty shopping and there's even an axe throwing space (which I didn't try but it looked fun). Omega Mart was a great indoor immersive "supermarket" experience with a hidden back room. This room provided clues to a secondary "mystery" game. And that game lead to an extended experience on the second floor. There was so much to see and so many surprises at every turn. We must've spent 4 hours here! And we shopped for some very unique items. Got a little hungry and ventured over to the Japanese Restaurant, Kaia, located inside the Area15's first floor. This restaurant featured a TV lined wall showing anime and classic Japanese shows, airing all day. A nice sushi bar, drinks, dumplings and ramen on the menu too. Kaia was a solid spot. The staff was very nice. read more

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My nephew wanted to come here for his bday while we were vacationing in Vegas, so we agreed. All 15 of us.... What a wonderful place. So much to see and do. My kids and nephews had a great time. We saw so many cool creations. There are shops, eateries and a bar in this building. The Omega Mart was a favorite area, we all enjoyed exploring it. There is also zip lining, a scavenger hunt, arcades and virtual reality games in Area 15. It's a must check out when in Vegas. read more

Not sure what the hype is all about here. Its basically neon lights in diff buildings. We bought the level 1 which includes 10 diff attractions. However everything is very unorganized and staffs are rude and not very knowledgeable as we asked numerous staffs where few things are at because it doesn't list on the map online. Few attractions you need to go to different buildings and everything takes forever. My suggestion is dont buy any tickets on line where its a package. Go there and buy the attractions that u like. Parking is 6.98 read more

If you're looking for something to do, you should go to Area 15 there's a bunch of activities and things you can buy and do. Parking is so,so so if it's busy you might have trouble finding one. We went because we wanted to go to the liftoff it was ok. It didn't rotate like it should though. 10 mins for $15. read more

This is a fun place to spend time away from the strip. Lots of weirdness, plenty to see without buying any tickets. We skipped the $99 multi-event pass, as much of the included "attractions" didn't interest us. We did Mega Mart and the Illuminatium, and spent some time just walking around, enjoying the free stuff. read more

I'm not the biggest fan of area 15 due to the high prices with no decent incentives for locals. The event I went to was great, easily 5/5. But the house bar would not give a cup of water with freaking alcohol. They charge for it. I even asked is there water available anywhere in here and the bartender said no. No BS, next to the bar is a bathroom with a water fountain and water filling station. Dude freaking straight up lied so that way I'd pay for water. I didn't want to let it bother me there and I had a great time at bingo loco but you should not be selling alcohol in Vegas if you can't provide a cup of/for water without being directly responsible for over serving or guestr health and safety. read more

Sheeeesh... This place is beautiful but pictures is where the fun stops. Where should I start? I brought my family on a Sunday for reference. Every single attraction we attempted had issues. Don't get me started on the zip line "Haley's comet". Waited nearly an hour just for service members to come in for maintenance and make the wait longer. The lines for everything were a minimum of 30mins. They need to make some kind of fast pass for this place. Save the 200$ plus it's going to cost you here, it's all hype and just delivers long lines and underwhelming experiences. read more

So much fun and worth every penny!! My third time and my 67 year old husband first. He also really enjoyed it!! Way better than a museum. Incorporates art and illusions. Fun for all ages . Good food options inside and a food truck outside. Adult beverages available for purchase throughout. read more

Vincent and Samuel at the Fantasy claw arcade are absolutely incredible at customer service. They made sure that my sons had an awesome time and went way out of their way to create a great experience. read more

Had to pay $5 for 2 hours of parking after circling around and trying really hard to find parking. Was recommended to check it out, so I came, but I was disappointed to find out that everything was overpriced and there was long lines everywhere. The outside had some cool displays with the infinity room box and a couple things you can take a picture with. We went on Black Friday and there was a small farmers market shop area right outside. Inside, felt like a club with a lot of things to see and do, but like I said you can't do much without paying a lot to line up and experience what they have to offer. Wouldn't mind going back to check out Omega Mart one day, but for now, I'm good. read more

AREA15 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Area 15 is undeniably an eye-catching, immersive experience designed for adults who enjoy interactive spaces with a surreal, neon-drenched atmosphere. From the moment you walk in, it feels like stepping into a futuristic wonderland packed with sensory overload in the best way possible. While I had a fun time exploring, many attractions leaned heavily into spectacle rather than substance. The installations were entertaining, but the experience occasionally felt more like a collection of gimmicks than a fully immersive world. It was worth visiting once for the novelty, but I didn't leave feeling the urge to return again and again. That said, the one attraction I didn't get to experience--Mega Mart--is the reason I'll be back. It's the standout experience I wish I had time for, and I can see it offering more depth than some of the other exhibits. Overall, Area 15 delivers eye-catching entertainment, but unless you're drawn to the vibe or specific attractions, one visit is probably enough--unless, of course, you've got unfinished business with Mega Mart! read more

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Area 15 is a vast venue offering something for everyone and a very family friendly place to visit. Plan on at least 2 hrs min so you definitely get your moneys worth. They have did pkgs to purchase even a John wick experience closed on Tuesday for that one do plan acc. We did meow Wolfe and that was super cool and what creative minds and artist who put that little baby together. Just plain genius in making it work and flow. Every walk of life is coming together and having fun. read more

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Very cool concept in Las Vegas! I don't think any other city could have pulled it off since it's so avant garde. I went here without looking into it as I was with a group of friends and we were going to Omega Mart. As we were pulling up, I saw all of the statues and artwork outside and got confused since it didn't look like Omega Mart from the photos. As I entered, I quickly realized this was a complex for a mall/dining/shopping experience but make it like a psychedelic party, Halloween-esque atmosphere with art. I liked how there were staff members around to help. For example, there was a long line at the women's restroom, and one of them directed the line to another restroom nearby to help things along. I was kind of confused why there needed to be bag checks and tickets to enter (since we were going to Omega Mart it was already covered), but I think it's to help with over-crowding? You can get free tickets in advance, but evenings/more popular times you need to pay a cover charge. read more

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We have gone here several times since 2021 and we absolutely love the huge light up tree, the extensive activities you can do and more~ You can certainly spend all day here if you are doing omegamart and 1-2 other activities. Highly recommend and it is a must in Las Vegas! read more

What a amazing experience! So many cool activities you can do and lots to see. You'll probably have to set aside a few hours here! There's different level passes you can purchase, so pick whatever is suitable for you, you can always upgrade! I was so amused by the many different things they got going on. Definitely would make another trip back to experience what I didn't get to do! read more

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AREA15 is an immersive entertainment area located a few minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. We came specifically for Meow Wolf, but there are other immersive and entertainment activities. Review the bundles for the best value. Even if you opt not to do any paid activities, there are interesting art installations, food options and all around interesting things to view. We also went to the Illuminarium to see Space. The ticket was bundled with a Lite Brite show, which we did not stay to see. I am bummed that I will miss JOHN WICK, which opens at the end of the month. read more

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Checking the "Area" out... What I've noticed is that there is more amusements in Las Vegas since the almost five years that I've been here and this AREA15 didn't disappoint even though I didn't get the full experience. Being that it was just outside as to get the full experience which sounds absolutely amazing requires entry and traveling with mom it wasn't the ideal situation but we really needed to walk of lunch and thought this would be a great place to explore and indeed it was though parking here does get quite tight as it's not spacious considering the location but we did get lucky. Seeing all sorts of items placed right out front was very interesting including the huge gate...I guess the huge iridescent where if you position it right you can capture a shot of the AREA15 Las Vegas sign, angel wings, and a shipping container that was transformed to infinity image inside and a giant sleeping robot...almost missed it! Lots of fun photo ops along with a food truck and some vendors selling some fun relatable merchandise was something I didn't expect, though all this was out in the open air area it was a nice rest stop and is fun to explore the AREA. Thank you! read more

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This place is neat to walk around and see the art/unique aspects of it, however, to me it seems like a tourist trap as pretty much everything neat to do here costs a fee and is a separate admission and their experience packages are a bit expensive for what you are getting. It's cool to see, however to me, it's a one and done kinda place. read more

AREA15 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Absolutely one of my favorite places in the world. It is a high tech playground for adults! So much to do here. We spent the entire day here. The food and drinks are solid and each venue is more fun than the next. The staff is excellent and a LOT of fun. We arrived way too early and were cheerfully greeted by Alexis who loaded us up with hot tips and answered all our questions. Then we encountered Asa who was a treasure. She especially made our virtual grand prix experience a lot more fun! AREA15 is frickin awesome - too bad "it doesn't exist" (iykyk) read more

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I had a great experience at the Fantasy Claw Arcade inside Area15 The arcade was a lot of fun, and the claw machines were exciting to play. A huge shoutout to the employees, Kevin and Vincent, for being so friendly, welcoming, and helpful. They made the experience even better with their great customer service. I'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend checking it out read more

Huge variety of games and claw machines would definitely recommend going the employees are also super generous Vincent and Samuel made our trip read more

I spent nearly $200 at Omega Mart expecting a unique experience, but was shocked by how unfriendly Area15 is to families with young children. They don't allow strollers inside Omega Mart and wanted to charge $10 just to store it. I was also told my baby couldn't use her walker even though she can't walk on her own. When I politely asked a supervisor for his name to file a complaint, he refused, slammed a door in my face, and I was kicked out for taking a photo of him simply trying to document the interaction. This place discriminates against parents with small kids and makes no real effort to accommodate them. Definitely not the "inclusive" or "imaginative" space they advertise. Avoid if you're traveling with little ones. read more

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5 stars!!! Great place, great hosts! Would reccomend highly! Arcade and rooms are so fun

Listen, for what yall charge. It's not worth it. In any way shape or form. Like I get it's cute to some people. But everything seems cheap, and just not up to a vegas experience. I would save your money and just go eat somewhere nice. Like dim tai fung, or out the money in your gas tank. I'm sure someone out there would like this, but save your money please . read more

We arrived at 3:00 PM on December 29, 2025, and purchased Level 2 tickets onsite for three people. After purchasing the tickets, no one guided us on what to do next. The staff only told us to go to the second floor, but we were not informed that a reservation was required for the John Wick experience. We spent a very long time waiting in line in the lab to try the VR experiences. We enjoyed most of the VR attractions, especially Birdly, which was a highlight for us. After that, we went to Interstellar Arc and then had dinner. By 9:00 PM, we had run out of time and were unable to enjoy many of the attractions and events included in our tickets. Interstellar Arc was an absolute blast and easily the best VR experience we tried. For anyone who loves space travel, it is a must-go attraction. The experience takes almost an hour to complete and is extremely immersive. Fortunately, we later met a staff member who was kind enough to help us reschedule the remaining attractions and events that we were unable to complete on December 29, which we truly appreciated. Our main recommendation to Area15 is to improve organization and crowd management in the lab area. We spent almost three hours there, which we feel is far too long and significantly impacted our overall experience. Regarding food, the quality was good overall; however, the prices felt quite high for what was offered. We ordered sandwiches that cost around $18 per person, which seemed expensive considering that similar or better options are available outside at much lower prices. At Kaia, we ordered two poke bowls and one ramen. While the food was enjoyable, the portion sizes and overall value did not fully justify the cost. More reasonable pricing would greatly improve the dining experience. read more

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What a lovely treat! Love this place. Filled with plenty of unique Immersive rooms with varies spectacular designs. There's definitely plenty to check out. There was a section that felt like a maze. They have Mega Mart, Arcades, Virtual Golf, Axing throwing and more. Keep in mind, there is an entrance for Area 15. They have more experiences inside that also requires entrance fee as well. Overall, it was an awesome experience. Nevadans, don't forget to mention your local to receive discount at participating shops and venues. read more

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We had a Bombo blast will be coming back again. Had the best host. We giggled in scuba as said in the video please stay tuned. Thank you yelp read more

I had tickets for bingo loco and they cancel last showing and they wouldn't refund me my money. The guy just said to come back on next one.

Everything about this place is a psychedelic trip but that is also kid friendly. I just advise that you bring kids during the day because later at night people are drinking, high, etc. and to them it makes their experiences better. They have literally everything here and I highly recommend getting the level for access because it combines everything into one, plus you get a free hand roll at their sushi restaurant and free tokens in the arcade. However because this is a famous attraction in Vegas, and it's not far at all from the strip (it's literally on the other side of the 15 freeway), it gets really busy. In addition, they close spaces and attractions for private events so my husband and I bought the level 4 access, which gets your three days there, we still didn't get to do everything because of these private events and its density of foot traffic. They have an arcade, axe throwing, golf simulator, VR, art shows & exhibits, a maze (omega Mart) little zip line. The only reason I gave it 4 instead of five stars is because of how many people are allowed inside so it's crowded during the day, & the private events stuff. Other than that I highly recommend, but please still remember while this place is kid friendly, it's still Las Vegas where some adults don't feel the same, and kids aren't safe unless you literally have them in your sights. read more

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Attended the Mac DeMarco concert at AREA15 Show was GREAT, no complaints there. But the exit/security situation was kinda wtf. The exit area had no clear signage or direction, and everyone was just going everywhere. The thing is, we parked on the other side (not the main lot), so we were trying to go the direction to get to our car. Instead of helping, a security staff member approached us with a rude tone asking, "uh... where do you guys think you're going?" like the direction was obvious when it wasn't. After she pointed us the correct way, she then loudly said "she thought" about us to someone else as we walked away. It was unnecessary, unprofessional, and honestly just poor customer service.Events like this aren't just about the performance .. they're also about how guests are treated from entry to exit. Staff interaction matters, especially in crowded environments where clear communication is part of the job. This situation felt like basic customer service was missing entirely. Hopefully management takes feedback like this seriously, because better training and clearer communication would've prevented the entire situation. Other than that , 10/10 night loved the show. Amazing performance read more

This place. A lot of money for something equivalent playing Ro Sham Bo. The only employee with any personality was Priscilla at the vr dodgeball. She was fantastic and if she doesn't get swooped by something better I would be surprised. Everyone else was either stoned or operating at a room temp IQ. It's all connected, but it's all independent, but all linked. Read that again. Yes, it is that confusing of an operation. Aside from Priscilla and the arcade, there wouldn't be anything here that seemed like anything but a half hearted money grab. read more

So much to do and see! A lot of fun looking around! Love the hhn houses! Definitely coming back!

Area15 is really great if you research what you are doing. It has a lot to offer. If you go with the bundle tickets, get the one that includes Omega Mart, do that first, It takes the most time, we spent probably way too much time in there. Food and drinks are good, normal priced for Vegas. With the new attractions opening almost every few months it's great! Reading the reviews before we came, it seems like the people who are upset, do not know what they are doing. Saying it's a cash grab, but not researching and budgeting your own trip is not Area15's fault. Staff was chill too! Got a coffee when we first came in, and it was really good! Security also helped us find my kids shoe that fell off. They have lockers and Meow Wolf held our stroller for us. We honestly had a blast, and you cannot compare this place to anything else. I wish we came a weekend that there was a family rave. My kids LOVE to dance. read more

In addition to things you have to pay to do, there's lots to see for free. The variety of events will appease all people. John Wick Experience was well done and I enjoyed it very much. We bought our tickets ahead so our reserved a lot was waiting for us. I'd sync it was pretty organized. read more

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I liked this place, but didn't love it. Someone recommended it and we checked out the website and thought it would be fun, so we bought a day pass for when we were in Vegas. It is off the strip, but a quick taxi/Uber ride and you are there (they have very clear drop off/pick up area). I huge (nice) industrial kind of area. We went during the day on a Wednesday. So not exactly hopping, which was nice for getting into attractions. However, all the attractions were ho-hum. The arcade is MASSIVELY overpriced. Basically a token = .25 cents. All but a couple games we played took 4 tokens each (so a buck a game). That to me seems NUTS. A buck to play a game of skee-ball? A buck to play an old arcade game that is likely broken - yeah that is my other complaint, we ran in to several games that were not marked as out of order, but definitely were and just ate your money. The REALLY bad part, we just lost several dollars on games and the employees just shrugged, like yeah, these kinda suck. What!? We did do Dueling Axes and it was a good time. A nice break from the lights and banging music of the rest of the building. Tried Birdly (a VR flight simulator) and it locked up and failed a minute in - so that was unimpressive. Did Wink World and it is sort of a ho hum art installation to music. It was fine. I totally didn't understand Museum Fiasco (it is supposed to be an audio visual spectacle). Literally it is a giant empty room with thumping music and mirrors. That is it. Like an empty club. The one thing in there was a 360 selfie taker and it was broken. So we left. Ate at The Beast and it was overpriced mediocre food. Everything was overpriced and frankly, boring. I would come back only to do the distillery I saw or something else, but I would never buy a pass again. It was not worth it at all and what it covered was either broken or boring. I did think all the employees were friendly and helpful. The place was clean and it felt safe. It wasn't all bad, just not really as great as I expected. read more

Went to Bingo Loco this past weekend which is always a lot of fun... BUT this time they had it in a giant tent outside. It was SO hot, it was actually cooler outside than in that tent! We have videos of the swamp coolers they had running with zero water in them so they were just pushing around hot air! Everyone was desperately trying to cool themselves down. If you are going to do that warn people before they buy the tickets! read more