First time visiting here and I was surprised by how many "experiences" and activities they offered inside! It's free to walk in, but it's pretty pricey for the attractions (cheaper for weekdays). Be prepared to shell out a bit for the popular experiences. There's an arcade too if you don't want to spend more than $50/person. Only $5 for 20 tokens which occupied us for an hour and a half. Decent food options offered inside. Our group snacked on yummy nachos before leaving for our dinner res elsewhere. I definitely will be back to try the John Wick experience and Universal Horror! read more

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Literally my complete vibe. They need this in every city. Could have spent all day and night here. The combo passes are amazing value and every employee minus 1 was so friendly and helpful! only wish we also did the horror unleashed. The magical tree bar I would install in my backyard, it's that amazing. The food was good, drinks were strong and creative. Loved the Haley's comet ride and the museum fiasco. Meow wolf was almost as good as the Denver location! read more

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Cool place to visit. Its free to walk around inside. You must pay for the activities though. You need to spend the whole day there if you want to experience all the activities. The foods are pricey. The parking is free and there is a discount for NV residence. read more

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Visiting town for a birthday weekend and we of course had to check out Area15 to specifically visit Meow Wolf. Area15 itself is a giant warehouse filled with all sorts of different vendors, offering different services and products. I would say Meow Wolf is the most famous, but they also have a lot of others to choose from that offer VR, clothing, physical rides, ax throwing, and many other things. There is a giant free parking lot attached right out front and inside is designed really well, you can tell they spent a lot of time and effort with the layout and implementation. It is very clean inside and all the offerings and lights were fully functional. I was really impressed with all the lights and options and it's easily the sort of place you could spend a majority of your day. I think it's great for people of all ages and it's rare that there is something that adults and kids can both enjoy equally. I would highly recommend. read more

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This had some really cool things to visit. Big lot but parking is paid at the spot online. We went to Omega Mart. Reserved a time and it's recommended. Very interesting place, you are solving a puzzle. I paid extra for us to become an employee of the mart and finished our trainings. There is a lot of walking and climbing in the place however there is an elevator by the restrooms. You can crawl and climb, find hidden rooms and crazy things. A must see! We had a blast, side note if you use the elevator you will miss a lot of the read more

Area15! It seems like this area is being built up more. It's not far from the Las Vegas strip. It is kind of off on its own. Area 15 is home to the Meow Wolf/ Omega Mart, The John Wick Experience, and Universal Unleashed. It looks like they are adding some shopping and restaurants to this are also. I saw signs for a Dolls Kill coming soon and a couple other shops. The immersive experience is here as well. There's quite a bit to do in this area now. It is really fun and is immersive for adults. You do have to purchase tickets separately for each activity you want to do in this area. The only thing that is free, is the cars and art when you first land in Area15. The rest requires tickets. Although, you can walk around the Meow Wolf for free, but you can't play any of the games. You have to purchase each game or buy one of the passes. The Omega Mart is definitely worth the $50! Super fun and unique experience. The John Wick experience was looking cool. Although, we didn't have time to do it. Maybe next time! Plenty of parking. Beware! Parking is NOT free. There are signs saying you have to pay when you park. You don't want to wait until after you leave, to pay. We thought we could pay after and ended up with a fat ticket on our windshield. Parking is $8 if you pay right when you get there. If you get a ticket, it becomes $35 for parking. read more

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An over due trip and tickets to a hilarious comedy show "Silent but deadly " . This location is absolutely an adult amusement park. With so much to see from illuminarium and John Wick experience to sitting in the Mach 1. Then enjoying a drink at the "The tree of life bar" will satisfy the child in you. And don't forget to look over your shoulder, you'll never know who you'll see "Talon" read more

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Over priced. Lots of upsells and crowds. Not really state of the art VR stuff and the liens are long and can be slow. Takes a trip off the strip to get there. Save the trip and the $. A few VR places on the strip. read more

We had a wonderful experience. Vincent was a great help in making our experience awesome during the arcade.

I came here for Bingo Loco and it was a straight up party!! Music, lights so much fun!! read more

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One of my favorite places off the strip!!!!!! It's literally a fun place for all. It can be super overstimulating so if you're someone that gets triggered from that don't go. It's super trippy. All the neon lights, activities, this place is massive. If you want a good half day worth of activities I would recommend coming here. It's like a kid and adult playground. You can get passes that include drinks and food as well. I paid for the pass that included more activities including omega mart and it was $316. We ubered from the strip and it was $20. I believe there's parking available if you drive. My favorite activities: Zip Lining Omega mart Sky lounge bar outside Some light show that included 6 rooms with music My only wish to make this better is to have it open longer. I definitely didn't have enough time to use my pass how I wanted. I opted to get the more expensive pass that included the omega part and other experiences like VR. However, I arrived at 7pm and didn't realize they closed at 9:30pm. Should've done my research I suppose read more

This place was really cool. I went there for a work event doing axe throwing but got to take some neat pictures while there. I really wanted to check out the grocery store nightclub but didn't have time. Looking forward to going back there. read more

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Super sick place, tons of experiences to go to and packages available to save you some money. Every single staff member has been so friendly like we love this read more

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This is like an adult amusement park with various experiences. You can do them one by one or get a bundle experience pack. The different experiences are pretty legit. There's lots of lights and just being here by itself is an experience itself. There's a parking lot here too, so it's definitely drivable. This was my first time here and won't be my last. Can't wait to bring my kids here someday. read more

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If you're on the fence about area 15!! get off the fence and check it out!! we did the two day pass, but noticed on the ticket. It was three days and we were able to use all of them. We did omega Mart- because I'm too chicken to go to the horror place. The rest of the family wanted to go there. Remember when you go into Omega Mart to get the little Boop card. This is when you will go through the Mart and solve all the clues. You can do without, but it will make sense going through the mart. It's huge There were many activities that we did on the second and third day as well. So worth it. They do give military discount. And of course, if you live in Nevada, they give a discount too. They have restrooms and food in the facility Wear good walking shoes. Or they have different parking lots. Paid parking if you are not a Nevada resident or have a Nevada license plate. We had a Rent-A-Car that had Nevada license plate. (add teethy emoji here). They have so many things to do!! the place is huge!! two different locations. We have invented the breakout rooms that were really fun... so fun we did two of them. One can be a choice with your ticket if you purchased the ticket that has that option. They also have illusion room rooms, a sky ride in the facility, game rooms that come with a bag of coins, they have rooms with lights that are really cool, the food is pretty good too, go to the restaurant to get free water (not at the game room they charge $10). Check it out. It's totally amazing. read more

Had a fun time at Area15 so much nice stuff in there ax throwing was fun and the drinks there are not watered down at all a little drive off the strip but it's worth it if you want to do something different... read more

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Area15 is really cool. As far as I know, there's a lot more here since they opened. The food here is good. We went to the Japanese restaurant. I got dumplings (they were a little floppy, but good) and the Ceasar salad. Very tasty. This is a card only business. You do not use cash, which is really disappointing. We went to Bingo Loco and it was lots of fun. The drinks are not included so you have to whip out your card for that. It was fun and there were a few cheesy prizes such as an Usher standee. If you want to do something interesting, this place is perfect. read more

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This review isn't so much for the space itself, but for an event I attended here. I came to Vegas to celebrate NYE with friends and we went to the NYE 2026 Masquerade which was basically a fun EDM event. I loved that there multiple rooms you could go in all with different DJ's/music styles and types of crowds. It was raining pretty heavily so switching from room to room did mean getting a tad bit wet, but it just added to the experience. I mostly stayed in the neon/black light room which I was told had been improved since the last few events. There were body painters, go go-dancers and everything was so mesmerizing. The event itself was well run with security and the sound systems were on point. read more

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Area15 is a cool place to kill some time. You can "explore and experience mind bending immersive entertaimment for groups and families." I went in not knowing or expecting anything and was pleasantly surprised. Most things are free, but to take in the whole experience, you need to purchase a certain pass. The place is two levels and has plenty of things to see & do. Plenty of restrooms throughout the venue. read more

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It's a fun place to spend a few hours with my young kids. Lots of different stores and art to see once you step inside. We paid to explore Omega Mart which was quite an experience. I enjoyed it and would recommend stopping by. Parking costs $6.99. read more

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Area15 is such a good time. This is my 2nd time coming to Area15 and it's as fun as I remembered. I brought my toddler (3 and under are free) this time to experience Omega Mart. She loved the interactive experience. It is a family friendly experience. She was running, touching, and observing everything. We were there for about 2 hours. If you have the time and want to take the time, they sell these Omega Mart debit cards for $3 to add an additional 2 hr experience. We were able to observe it through others who had them. Area15 as a whole is big and has lots of different experiences I wished we tried. Once my little one gets older, I see myself coming back and getting one of their experience packages where you could partake in different experiences! read more

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With the addition of event pass, which bundle the activities this is a lot more affordable and enjoyable. There is so much, Zay VR games to play and other unique things that you can't find anywhere else in the world. The kids definitely enjoyed this time away from the Las Vegas strip. There is still a lot of walking as the two districts are sort of not as close as they can be and the tram was not running this day. They don't inspect your bag so you can bring bottles of water, which is something we did not know. Overall a great place to have a fun full day that will leave your family happy. read more

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This is THE place to go if you're ever in Vegas. There are so many events in this place, and they just keep adding more. It has such a fun atmosphere and some interesting shops as well. You can get souvenirs, food, and coffee. Definitely brings friends and family if you can afford it. When I was here, I went to the John Wick Experience (which was so fun because you felt like you were in the actual universe and went to different rooms and it was interactive), the zombie game (very zombie themed), Meow Wolf Las Vegas' Omega Mart (a must see because there are so many rooms that are themed and you can actually buy some of the wacky & weird products in the store), and so much more! read more

This place is crazy unique. I felt like I was walking inside of a black light poster. Wear comfy clothes and shoes because there is a lot of walking involved when coming here. Especially if you get tickets for Mega Mart because there are several entrances and exits to the exhibits which include stairs and climbing up rocks. read more

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

The best way I can describe Area 15 is that it's an amusement park with a huge focus on modern art type of experiences. There really aren't any rides besides the carousel and a lift ride that gives you an okay view of the surrounding place. There are two main zones and you can tell it's a burgeoning business as Zone 2 is relatively empty. There's still room for growth here. They have VR games, arcades, bars, and modern art type of galleries. The fact that they give you pricing options is really great. You can either buy individual tickets for each attraction or you can buy one of the 5 bundles passes. You definitely save money with the bundle passes. In fact, I believe that the individual prices are overpriced for what you get. One of the things that this place truly excels at is the prop design of the entire place. The whole place is visually stimulating and there's a lot of attention to detail to each of the attractions. A lot of work has been put into the interior design. What I feel like this place fails at is transparency. When we bought our access passes, the prices on the calendar are much different than what is at checkout. It said $119 but really our pass cost $145. It doesn't tell you how much parking costs on the website. It actually costs $7 for non Nevada residents which sucked. I advise parking on the street as there's no parking cost there and it's close to the venue anyway. They had a refer a friend program that gives you a 10% discount. When I used it, it was all a lie so I'd really appreciate if they actually told you how limiting it is upfront. Our access pass gave us a discount to Kaia and we asked several employees what this entailed and we got different answers. So much effort went into the set. I just wish more effort went into transparency. We got the level 3a pass since it gives access to 2 of the 6 premium experiences which at the time included axe throwing, five iron golf, Dopeameme, Interstellar Arc, the John Wick Experience, and an escape room. As much as I wanted to do the escape room, this is one of those places where they don't give you private rooms. The John Wick experience is basically going through multiple rooms with live actors where the premise of the whole thing is that you're being hunted because you helped John Wick. As usual, each room was immaculately designed and there were simple escape room puzzles in some of them. Each room had a small experience from playing a dice roll game to a shooting game. I really loved how each of the workers acted like they do in the Continental. I did notice one worker was not wearing formal shoes so he stood out of place. Insterallar Arc is a VR experience where you essentially walk around in a circle exploring a new planet and there's a long discussion on how humanity will survive. It was a very neat experience. The other experiences were generally hit or miss. The Meow Wolf Omega Mart is essentially a modern art interactive museum. It's a very unique concept but not enjoyable if you don't like modern art. The arcade gets you $5 in tokens and we came across a lot of broken games. When we would report them; instead of fixing it, they would just give us more tokens. The Vortex Rover is a VR game that reminded me a lot of the Back to the Future ride in Universal since you sit in a chair that moves while you blast off in space trying to fix a robot. The brainstorm place is what I call a tourist trap. It's essentially a really bad personality test; the same crappy ones I'd find online 15 years ago. It would've been better if it was an actually good one. Our access pass let us play 4 carnival games. As with any carnival game, all of the places except one were difficult. The prizes were lame and the only good ones are if you get a perfect score in the game. Liftoff is just a ride in the fashion of Supreme Scream except you just go a little ways up and sit there for 10 minutes to enjoy the view. Museum Fiasco is another tourist trap. It's literally an empty room with pillars and mirrors on all the walls that mimics a rave. That's it. Bot Breach is another VR game where you shoot at a robot. Birdly is actually really cool since you lay down on an apparatus and it's a short VR experience that simulates flying. The grand prix racing game wasn't fun simply because there's a a huge bar that obscures most of your vision... And unlike real F1 racers, we didn't have the mirrors to make up for this lack of vision. It did make me appreciate real F1 drivers though that have to drive at really high speeds with something obscuring their vision. Overall, it's nice that this place is a unique type of amusement park, but most of the attractions here are average experiences. I can only really recommend this place to people who love modern art as those are the people who would get the most out of this. However, the potential is there and it's got the makings of evolving into a truly great amusement park. read more

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This is a pay to play area. They do have a few free "Level 0" things to do. If you buy the packages I can see how it would be a fun investment of time and value for the money. It is worth coming to see or trying some of the attractions. We came specifically for the Interstellar Arc adventure. read more

What a cool experience and spot to visit in Vegas! My friend and I went to Area15 to check out Omega Mart which is an interactive art installation created by Meow Wolf. Essentially this installation is set up like a supermarket, from which you can access various other areas and uncover a narrative. Definitely plan on being in Omega Mart for at least 2 hours to explore and uncover the experience. Each room and area is different and paints a vision that is not only color but trippy and psychedelic. It was great to stop as it was a rainy day, and sometimes you just want to experience more than just gambling and day drinking. Area15 offers experience passes that range from $32 to $160 but the Omega Mart/Meow Wolf experience was a separate ticket unless you purchased the VIP tier. I would stop back in to check out the other attractions offered here like axe throwing, and other immersive art experiences. Of course, the gift shop is a little pricey but is to be expected for a place like this. read more

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AREA15 Las Vegas is such a unique experience with major alien, futuristic vibes. It's very dark inside, which adds to the immersive, other-worldly feel of the space. I went as part of a bachelorette/bachelor party and we did the axe throwing, which was actually really cool and a lot of fun. It is on the pricey side, but that's pretty much expected since it's Vegas. I can really only speak on the axe throwing experience, but it was well run and definitely worth doing for a group outing. AREA15 has so much going on, and it's a spot where you can easily spend hours -- I'd absolutely come back to try some of the other attractions. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something different. read more

Very disappointed with the Easter egg hunt at Area15. I signed up and reserved tickets ahead of time, and we arrived at 11:00 AM. There was a sign at the entrance for the event, but once inside there was no direction, no workers guiding guests, and it honestly seemed like many of the workers did not even know what was going on or that the event had already taken place. Even the security guards did not seem sure where the event was supposed to be. We were sent to Zone 2 with a bunch of other confused families, and everyone stood around waiting for instructions. By the 11:30 start time, people were still confused, and apparently the event had already started and finished within minutes without most guests even knowing. Even by 12:00, as we were walking back toward Zone 1, we saw more families with kids and Easter baskets heading to Zone 2, only to end up disappointed after making the long walk for nothing. What made the experience worse was how unclear everything was. If eggs were being placed out at different times or in different areas, there should have been clear communication, informed staff, and visible direction inside the venue. Instead, families who reserved tickets and arrived on time were left wandering around confused with no real chance to participate. The issue was not just how fast it ended, but how poorly the entire event was communicated and handled. read more

We came to Area15 for the Easter egg hunt on Sunday 4/5/2026 after signing up and reserving tickets in advance, and the whole thing was very poorly managed. We arrived at 10:45 AM and saw the event advertised at the entrance, but once we were inside, there was no clear check-in, no instructions, no staff directing anyone, and not even security seem to know where guests were supposed to go. Our tickets were not once scanned so why did we even reserve tickets? Families were walking around confused, and many of us were directed to Zone 2 where everyone just waited, expecting the event to begin at 11:30 like advertised. Instead, there was no communication, and apparently the hunt had already started and ended (according to one worker). Mind you, we were inside Zone 2 by 11am, 30 minutes before the event start time, we did not see a single egg nor did we see anyone do the egg hunt. So, where were the eggs? Sounds like it was a scam to get people to go to the venue and there were never any eggs to begin with. It makes no sense to have people reserve tickets for something that was this disorganized and over before guests even had a fair chance to find it. The lack of communication and planning completely ruined the experience. We asked multiple employees and security, nobody knew anything about the egg hunt. If I could give this place 0 star for the Easter Event, I would. We came here with our whole family on Easter morning and left disappointed. read more

AREA15 is basically a giant interactive playground mixed with art, lights, and immersive experiences. It's indoors, which is great for Vegas heat, and feels like walking into a sci-fi world. read more

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I did not give my all to the experience but will be returning to do so. With limited time I did not want to lose out of money or the opportunity to really see it all. I will say what I did see I was intrigued by. Will be coming back to check it out! read more

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Area 15 is super dope. They basically have almost whatever you need. If you're trying to drink they have plenty of place for you to sit to get a drink. They have a full bar there. If you want to go see a show or a concert of some sort, they have a little venue there that you can go check something out as well. If you want something more specific like some VR or escape room, they have all that. If you want to go shopping, they have that. This is a One-Stop shop for almost everything you could randomly want to do! So it's not in Vegas as far as being on the strip, so you'll probably have to drive or take a ride share for it. The parking is free I believe. So at least if you do drive you don't have to worry about paying. You'll come in and go to your experience, and there's a lot to explore outside of that. But make sure you make reservations. So for example, if you go to the meow wolf market, you need to make sure that you pay in advance for that just to make sure you have a spot. And this goes for everything, ax throwing, the illuminarium, whatever it is, make sure you do your due diligence. I've been here multiple times and it hasn't let me down. Although I've been for specific things, like the last time I went, I went for the John wick experience, is still a pretty good place to walk around and explore. read more

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Glad we went. Had some hours to kill and this was a nice way to do so. The fly experience was my favorite. The staff was overall friendly everywhere. Major shoutout to the iron golf staff that was accommodating. Also the guy who brought the food up because the nachos saved us. I wish they had a create your own package. There was only 3 things I wanted to do and I would of had more fun repeating certain experiences more if there were more tha. 2 machines doing the experience. Such is life. The whole place was well thought out with maybe the exception of more restrooms or more attendants for them. Had fun dropped like 200 bucks with food. read more

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Super cool space off of the strip. Free to enter, pay for experiences and food, but you can come chill inside for free. Super fun food options and family friendly activities. Omegamart is inside. If you follow the story line... block off your day. We spent an almost 6 hours but we also did the story line card ($3) and extra side challenges. read more

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I'm going to be brutally honest, this spot is all hype. The drinks are overpriced. Everything is for instagram photos and reels. We enjoyed liftoff the most which gave us beautiful views of the strip at nice. Samia the operator was the best. The only Thing we enjoyed was the lift off experience. Everything else was Meh. Bathrooms are clean. read more

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The place is about 8 minutes drive away from the strip. They have a small area of artwork and once you go inside the Area15 building, they have a lot of cool mini stuff to see. Omega Mart is located inside the Area 15 building, but you have to buy tickets in advance and book a time slot. The building is dark with awesome lights and vibes. They do have a bar where you can buy drinks. The place is pretty small, but worth checking out and having fun. Tip(s): - If you want to check out Omega Mart, buy tickets in advance - About 8 minutes drive from the strip read more

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I came in purely to checkout the level 0 free level. There isn't too much to do there and most things require payment. First off the parking SUCKS here, it's best to ride share or get a drop off because their lot is small and this place gets packed. Most things here is very pricey, anywhere from $50-$100 per person. With how annoying it is just to get in it's probably a one a done for me though Omega Mart does look cool. read more

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Area 15 is so fun. Definitely something to go and check out. They have a lot of cool things to do. We were offered a level 1 pass since our Fork N Film dinner was cancelled at the last minute. JP was very nice to offer this to us. Thank you! See my pics read more

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First of it is kinda expensive but worth it. Every area has its theme and it's better to pay for multiple areas as you could potentially complete an area quicker than others. We went to the new horror one bc my son wanted to. I don't enjoy that genre but went w them to spend time. I went to 2 rooms and then hung out in the lobby and watched the shows/parade while having a drink. It is all very well put together and I think we'd try some of the other areas soon. It would be 5 stars if they had better non alcoholic options and better parking/information signs. One tip. They are strict about your entrance time! Don't be too early or too late! read more

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