The arcade at Circus Circus is a wonderful, family-friendly place that kept my son completely…read moreentertained. He had a blast running around trying out the huge variety of games on their list and racking up points. Just like most major arcades, you earn tickets as you play to redeem for prizes at the end, and he was thrilled to pick out a few items. A huge bonus is that they host short, free circus acts at specific times throughout the day, which makes for a great break from playing. It is easily one of the best spots around to keep the kids happy and busy!

We went on Thursday, but unfortunately, we went too early because the midway doesn't open till 3…read morePM. We ended up playing of the arcade. The offer card specials and we opted for the $60 one to give us an additional $15 as a bonus. The game area was clean and well lit up. They have video games on the top floor and some more ticket games on the bottom floor. I feel like we lost some credits on the machines because we would swipe and it wouldn't work, but I noticed that my money was going down. There wasn't an attendant to help. We spent like an hour there using up the card. The kids racked up about 1,000 tickets on their card. They use a self serve prize machine to redeem your tickets, which is pretty cool. Overall, we had a great time.

Located inside the peppermill casino on the 3rd floor. U can park in the garage which only goes up…read moreto 2nd floor or park by the hotel entrance ground floor. When u enter hotel lobby, u go up the escalators in front of cafe espresso I think it's called which is next to the front desk. U can get more bang for your buck if u do the birthday package, I think u need minimum 4. There's lots of games, Photo Booth and u can earn tickets and exchange them for prizes.

Great place! I loved that they celebrate Father's Day by giving fathers timed free play! The place…read moreis just so cool, the bowling alley is tucked away so it's a cool place to get away and enjoy a game with a few friends.

If you can't have fun here, there's something wrong with you. The game selection is great...elder…read moremillennials and gen xers will find something to love here. The drinks are good. Great selection of drafts and cans. I havent had any of the house cocktails, but they look interesting.

You know how in certain video games there's an "Easter egg" that's hard to find! This is Reno's…read more"Easter egg" for the young at heart crowds or anyone that's into nostalgic games and video games! This is one of my favorites for arcade bars! I've been going here and make great memories since their first location I believe they opened in 2017. I've been to a lot of different arcade bars across California and this one's my favorite! The vibes now are even better than before the whole setups just pure fun!! The best adult arcade I've been to in a long time! Drinks are strong, games are epic, pinball always fun, and you leave with not that bad of a dent in your wallet! These guys crush it I noticed they are constantly changing out the pinball games and other video arcade games. Couches to chill on by the bar with mario kart built into the coffee tables and pool table not far away! There's old and new games all over the place hard to stay bored here! Also love the staff here always friendly and welcoming they also crush it here super hard to keep up a place like this so tell your friends and support these guys and don't forget to tip the wonderful staff!! Always a great time here, come down support your local businesses and smash some buttons with some friends or family but remember leave the kids at home 21+ only. ;)

Okay, if you're looking to have some fabulous drinks and play a variety of games, this is the…read moreplace. HOWEVER, I do not recommend the food here. The pizza honestly reminds me of Totinos pizzas that are frozen and you cook in the oven. I'm aware that Playfield will be moving to a new location which will hopefully inspire them to improve their food. On the bright side, they have a large variety of drinks, beers on tap and liquor. They have an ATM to exchange for quarters to play games. Our favorites were the basketball, ski ball and alllll the different pinball machines I can't wait to see how their new location is!

I've gone to Playfield 76 a few times and I've always had a good time whether it was to hang out…read morewith friends and enjoy some food and drinks or to play the arcade games within the bar. The services has always been great and pretty quick to get a drink or for our food order to come out. The happy hour deals are really good too! We recently tried some of their specialty cocktails and they were really good and only $8 during happy hour. I have only tried some of the shareables for food but I can say the tots and cheese curds are delicious. We will definitely be back with friends again!

The golf clubs are in disrepair, the driver they gave us....the grip twisted in your hands so you…read morecouldn't use the driver. Only two golf balls to use and when you hit them the distances reported by the software were off by 40 yards almost every iron used. Nothing like the Top Golf facilities Ive been to in other cities. Very disappointing and not worth what I paid.

We had such an amazing time. Such a great value for the amount of time we were there. We played for…read moreHOURS!!!! The kids played some dodge ball and the rest of us had so much fun with the other games. Great fun for the whole group. We didn't try any food because we had plans for dinner later. Next time we will though. The service was fantastic. We will definitely visit again the next time we visit Reno.

I didn't anticipate needing a hotel, but due to timing logistics I grabbed the last minute room at…read moreCircus Circus. The price was super affordable, to the point I was skeptical that things would work out. Fortunately, everything was as I hoped for. We arrived at about 10:00 a.m., too early to check in. ** Note, parking is free, which is a very nice touch for downtown casino hotels ** We spent some time at the casino, and then grabbed lunch at one of the restaurants. There are three attached hotels in a row, Circus Circus, Silver Legacy and El Dorado, and the restaurants serve all three hotel visitors. After lunch, we took a walk around downtown Reno - it's got a lot of attractions that I would not have otherwise seen (riverwalk, baseball stadium, the Reno Arch, etc. By then it was just after 1:00 p.m., and I stopped by the front desk to see if any rooms might be available. For a small up charge of $20, I was able to check into a room early. The room was in the Sky Tower, a building that was a little difficult to find, but ultimately we figured out how to get from the room to the casino without having to go outdoors. The bed was very comfortable, the room was a good size, and the bathroom had all the amenities necessary. Overall, this is not one of the fanciest hotels I've ever visited, but it is a nice place to have access to the casino and the local Reno area, it was less than a 10 minute drive back to the airport, the room / bed / pillows for all comfortable, and the price for the room and parking was surely an amazing value.

Hotel-Lodging Review (mostly):…read more To hear some folks speak on Circus Circus (either here in Reno or the sister property in Vegas), you'd think someone were describing the conditions inside a POW camp or prison. Haven't stayed or patronized the property here in decades. And the primary aim with this stay was getting back into the Caesar's Rewards program as quickly and as economically as possible. Sure, it's an older property with it's proverbial warts, but the stay held appeal for me. And it didn't hurt that I upgraded to a Spa King Suite, located in the Casino Tower. Check-in supervisor Asialene was a sweetheart who set the tone for my 1 night stay. Spa Suites have either an oversized soaking tub or one with jet nozzles (basically a mini whirlpool-jacuzzi). Really relaxing and is always a highlight of any stay, no matter the property. These rooms are huge! Around 680 sq. ft. Like an apartment almost. Easily accommodates multiple adults or a family with the non-king, 2 bed set up. Wet bar, Keurig machine, mini fridge, 42" big screen, a 2nd smaller screen in the master room, two separate toilets in each suite. The climate A/C system works great; no nonsense old-school horsepower blowing from 2 separate units in the suite. Unlike at some of the fancier resorts around town that skimp on the room HVAC output. In short and overall, there's quite a bit of value for what you get here at Circus, comparatively speaking. It serves well a niche for folks not wishing to break the bank for a simple night's stay while in Reno. Sure, other resorts are fancier no doubt, but, you're also shelling out more cash to get that in most cases. My normal go-to resort in Reno is usually Peppermill for example. Stay there several times a year. Which defies comparison to Circus on many levels. But, one thing I actually appreciated about Circus was being about to get where I wanted with a lot fewer steps than at most other fancier resorts. For the same time + distance it takes you to weave from 1 side of Peppermill to the other towers and parking areas for example, you could cover about the same distance between all 3 resorts under The Row (Circus Circus, Silver Legacy & El Dorado) it seems. Setbacks here at Circus like hot & stuffy hallways and lobbies, slow & inoperable escalators & elevators, a dystopian parking garage, closed rewards center & cashier cage (only at Circus, not at Silver Legacy & El Dorado) turned out to be minor inconveniences that were fairly easily overlooked & remedied during the stay. I mean, who really judges a resort by the parking garage for example? Was here for Monday overnight, so most of the shops and some restaurants within the Circus side were closed, owing to the idea that Monday's are typically one of the slowest days of the week. They've also swung the axe on table games here at Circus, a bummer from the heyday where lively floor crowds were the norm. Bartender blamed this on Covid when I inquired. But again, a short walk to either Silver Legacy or El Dorado casinos via the indoor connected walkways solves that riddle. I wasn't on the property long enough to relive the still-active midway-arcade, free circus acts (if they even still have those?), restaurants, etc, so can't comment there. But, it would be a sad day if this property ever closes. And I definitely wouldn't hesitate lodging here again at any of the other properties at The Row.

We were debating on where to go for a celebratory dinner and game fun. My daughter at first didn't…read morewant to return to Atlantis cause of the many disappointing visits in the past. But we were shocked to see ALL of our favorite games up and running. It was like night and day! We had an issue with the bowling game and when I asked a staff member for assistance, he gladly came over to help. He cleared the stuck ball and gave us a free game. I mentioned to him how surprised that all the games were working. He explained that they had a change in managers and he was running the operations. So nice to see a fully operating fun center and friendly and attentive staff! Thank you!

I love this casino but the arcade is horrible! Most of the games are broken and the reward area was…read moreclosed on the weekend when we can take the kiddos. I love that they have a snack bar with great choices and ice cream but the lack of games isn't it. I would consiste taking your kids somewhere else. Please hire a tech that can fix them

Old coworkers were in town and wanted to meet somewhere for drinks and food, and ironically, no…read morekart racing! Wednesday is half priced bar drinks, and while their prices are already low, the Wednesday deal is a steal! We ordered several classes of chardonnay, beer, a few shots of tequila, the burger sliders and wings. For a Wednesday night, it is pretty dead, which meant we had the arcade to ourselves and a very attentive waiter. Every round of drinks came out fast, and our food did not take much longer than that. The burger sliders were just that, sliders, but the sauced and dry rubbed wings were great! The rest of our party ordered the pretzel board, pizza, and more wings, which were seemingly good. Our waiter did mention they are revamping their menu, so stay tuned for potential changes in their food offerings.

We entered Need2 speed and greeted as we walked in!!! The…read moregal told us the Tuesday Specials. We decided to head back to the bar until our Trivia team showed up! My friend wanted to play Duckpin bowling, but it was $35 an hour for up to 6 people. Lucky we asked the bartender if we could pay for it at the bar and she talked to the bar manager and he said sure! It's only $3 a game per person! Now we're talking! We had 4 people and one game each was perfect for $12. You don't need bowling shoes, there is barely an approach. It was super fun! They had many specials such as street tacos $3, Modelo draft beer $4 and Margaritas $5. We had the Supreme flatbread for $14 and it was good. My Friend ordered the charcuterie board for $24. I really loved the sausage and the display was presented in a giant pretzel. I love the couches for trivia so nice and comfortable! The staff preferred not to have a photo so I respected their wishes. The building is huge with no one In it, which makes me sad! We will definitely be back for trivia and hopefully Duckpin bowling will be $3 a game again! If you're looking for a fun place for the family look no further this is the place for you!!!

My son really likes here, so I became a member of this museum. I can bring him back anytime. He…read moreespecially loves Truckee Connects area, he spend time for an hour easily. Also, we can bring a lunch and eat there, because there has microwave. It's so helpful. The staff are so kind. If you have some questions, you can ask them, and they'll teach you kindly!

This is a really well done children's museum. The water exhibit featuring sensory play and…read moreeducation about the water cycle of the Sierra Nevadas, lakes, river and system of dams was awesome. My boys loved the space exhibit and the builder workshop, the project that day was building flower boxes out of wood. Kids could use real tools and fill them with soil to take home.

99 cent ice cream Go hard Bowling 10/10…read more A lot of food choices Moscow mule is mid. tastes like vodka soda. But it's cheap so I get it.

We come to hangout amd get a drink and an ice cream whilr we play the claw machines. We also play…read morethe arcade games.from time to time. I know that that karaoke rooms are not.utilized..i been once and I get it. The sound systems are ok and some people typically bring a smaller group andnits a large room. I am notnsure the price, but karaoke in this area is not really popular. Which you think it would be. The bowling arena is nice. We.have done that. The bar area is large. Lots of space if you want to sit and get some snacks. I thi k that area can be utilized better as well. It would be good for a party, but I dont know the packages and it seems not many groups come for parties. Check it out though. Let us know what you think if you host a party in the karaoke room or at bowling.