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    Marleen M.

    Brian and Alex were amazing! Our boys had such a fantastic time. It was so fun watching them go on the equipment. Thank you so much for an excellent experience!

    Crushing the car
    Chris T.

    I had a free morning in Las Vegas and was deciding what to do. This was something that sounded intriguing. The description of Aggression Session got me laughing and it sounded like fun. Why pay for therapy when you can do this? I called at 9am when they opened to see if they had an opening. They said they would call me back. I wanted an 11am slot before lunch. They called back within 5 minutes and said if I came right now, they could fit me in. They do not offer to pick you up, take an Uber. I arrived about 20 minutes later. I was given a pink safety vest. I was shown a safety video that was like duh if you have a driver's license. I explained to them I am not a young 20 year old drunk kid. They don't require a driver's license. The website said all have to do a breathalyzer. But I did not have to do the test. I got my instructor who then in a sandbox walked me through what the machine was going to be like, Then we got into a golf cart and off to the crane. You get about a 5 minute training to use the machine. The machine is simple instructions. The speed is a button that is marked with a turtle for slow and a bunny for fast. I was why is that? He explained many construction workers cannot read, hence the picture. I was what?! Are you kidding? He said no, scary huh? Yeah! But I got in, put on my seat belt and learned to use a crane. You get a headset and your instructor talks you through the controls. As long as you listen, you will get the hang of it. A few times your instructor will snap photos that you can later purchase. It would be nice at the price you pay that you get some free photos. I paid for one video just cause how many times in your life do you get to crush a car? The photo was $5. You can get the whole set for around $35 but if you purchase within 24 hours, you get a discount. I just wanted one photo. Then you learn to move the crane in a circle, to the left, right, go up on the back wheels, forward, back, and then the ultimate.... crush the car, pick up the car, pop a tire. My car got stuck in the air and I got to shake it back and forth to try and get it off the crane. I had so much fun! I was laughing and laughing and so was the instructor. This is also a place where they train construction workers. A few stopped to watch and they were laughing too. Who doesn't need a good laugh before a business meeting and then you can tell them, I crushed a car today while everyone else is gambling. You actually learned a fun skill. Cost: $749 to learn how to use a crane and then crush a car! It is expensive, but you are paying for the car.

    6 ton excavator
    Cindy B.

    There aren't enough stars to give this place the rating it deserves! 10/5 for sure! We came for a family outing, adults ranging in age from 28-56 and everyone LOVED it! The staff was friendly, accommodating, encouraging and extremely knowledgeable. We had so much fun that we couldn't stop talking about it for the entire 45 minute drive home. We drove the 6 ton excavator, the backhoe and the 9 ton excavator and we already are planning to return with the rest of the family to try out everything else. We made wonderful memories and now have great pictures on our fridge with huge smiles on everyone's faces! Highly recommend!!!

    Staying focused
    Soy Y.

    We came for the Kids Dig. It was a busy holiday weekend and we grabbed the next available spot the night before. i thought if we got there before our session maybe a wait list spot would open up. But they were completely booked. There is a waiting area with mini corn hole game on the table. But it didn't keep my son entertained long enough. He started to get pretty restless while we waited for our session to start. There's also free coffee (Keurig) on the waiting area plus a gift shop for toys, shirts, books. The staff was very friendly and patient. When it was our turn we walked over to the dig area. There were 4 excavators (maybe 5) I can't remember. They took everyone's pictures, one with the parents and one with the child by him/herself. Then they did a little crash course and they were off scooping swinging and dumping My son had a blast controlling the big excavator. I highly recommend sunglasses because you are facing the sun in the afternoon. They give you the options to purchase the photos at the end. $10/print or $35 in plaque.

    A great experience all around Did the Mega Dig package and loved it ! My instructor Michael and his student instructor Adrian were the best and Taylor at the front desk helped me from the start with my reservation over the phone months ago and was there today to complete the event. . I felt well informed and safe through the whole process and they made sure it was fun An unforgettable experience that I have dreamt of for years . Also, gives you a taste of the hard work equipment operators do day in and day out to build infrastructure we need and enjoy Thanks to all the staff at Dig This for making this a possibility and especially to Michael, Adrian, and Taylor for their work today JOB WELL DONE

    Introduction fun

    I took my 11 year old son here this past weekend and by far he (and I) had the best experience I could've ever imagined. Upon arriving were so warmly greeted by Taylor in the office - her positive and upbeat personality started this experience off right. We then met Carsen, and all I can say is WOW - he was so knowledgeable, professional, kind and has the patience of a saint. He walked my son, through all of the safety measures and mechanics of the experience with the 6 ton excavator - but more than that, he provided clear and concise instructions that were age appropriate, he encouraged my son and was so personable, which in turn made the experience all that more engaging and fun. He spoke to my son about what being a Heavy Equipment Operator is like, the training required and by this experience he inspired my son to look into it as a career in the future. We had a blast and this experience was well worth every single penny. The 6 ton excavator was amazing for my 11 year old to learn how to handle, the digging and basketball games were so fun for any adult / kid, but I think what truly makes this place rock are the people like Carsen and Taylor. We will definitely be back soon!

    My wife Lena and son William.
    Ernest M.

    We had the absolute best time at Dig This. I took my friend and son this time as I had visited before. The whole crew there was so fun and our instructors Brian and Jo Beth were awesome. We also really appreciated that there was no hard sell for any photos or merchandise. We will definitely be back!

    Yvette K.

    From my husband: I had a blast here fulfilling all the tonka toy dreams that you have when you see large construction equipment. Operating a large excavator, digging holes, stacking large tires and literally shooting baskets by scooping basket balls was so much fun! Our instructor Brandon was so cool, always calm, keeping us safe and walking us through operating a 20 ton machine. I'm doing this again next time I'm in Vegas! From me: I was an observer and photographer for my husband's adventure. The staff was so kind making sure I could be a part of it all with my own headset. The viewing area was perfect to get some great photos and videos. To see the sparkle in my husband's eyes after the event was worth it. Thank you Dig This!

    Monkey Girl R.

    What a very cool experience! We were in Vegas and I wanted to go to a bunch of museums. My other half said, can we please do something else? I hesitated and said, what do you want to do. He said, I found this thing called "Dig This" vegas and I would love to try it! I said cool. So I called and they were able to get us in the same day. What a fun experience! We tried two different things and had a great instructor! I forgot his name, but he was really good and made me really comfortable. I did think it was a bit pricey..... but I am still happy we did it and would do it again.

    Jennifer M.

    Where else can a toddler live out his dreams of working on a construction site? The staff were all so very patient and friendly! They do require reservations, so make sure to check out their website for their availability. Our reservation was for 10:45 AM, & the Vegas heat already set in, so I definitely recommend getting an early AM reservation if possible! They did a big fan and misting machine which helped keep us cool. My 3 year old had an amazing time! 10/10 experience, and will return in the future!

    Vanessa O.

    Staff was super nice !! My little one had a blast ! We booked 30 minutes and that was perfect! The instructors were all very friendly as we'll definitely be back

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    Philip J.

    Bought a big dig for my brothers milestone birthday. We had a great time with a patient instructor, a big excavator and a D-5 (?) bulldozer! Mighta got us proficient enough to rent a small excavator for some projects on his ranch .

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    Super fun and nice staff, I had Phil as an instructor and he made the experience even more enjoyable :D

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    MAX was phenomenal. He was very patient with my son and very helpful. Great experience with him.

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    Our seven and eight year olds loved this experience! Everyone was so friendly too. Highly recommend!

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    Ask the Community - Dig This

    Where can I get a promo code?

    Can you be in the passenger seat while your loved one operates the machinery or do you have to observe from afar or pay for your own machinery?

    You cannot ride with the one you are with. You either rent your own, or stand in the observation area where you are given a headset so you can listen in to the conversation and the instructions given from the guide on the ground with your person.

    Can children under the age of 3 be spectators?

    Yes!

    Do they allow children when accompanied by an adult?

    We now have our Kid Digs available for kids age 3 yr old (accompanied by an adult) & up!

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    Review Highlights - Dig This

    From the moment we arrived, Adrian and Alex welcomed us with genuine kindness and professionalism.

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    Dinosaur Outpost - Little one's dinosaur drawings are projector on the big screen

    Dinosaur Outpost

    (53 reviews)

    Southeast

    Inside Town Square…read more Being a dinosaur nerd, I find I have to subject myself to any and all dinosaur attractions. Some attractions out there are really, really bad. As for Dinosaur Outpost, since they're tailored to kids, your little ones will love this place. Make sure they bring socks because the play area at the end requires them. You can also buy socks at the gift shop for $3. Though it's not always enforced because I've seen kids running through with their shoes. Also, make sure to sign the waivers ahead of time online so you're not stuck doing it in person. You can either pay ahead for your tickets or buy it there. But upon entering, your kids will have a little fun interactive entrance where they're going back in time to the dinosaur era. Then you enter the first of 3 rooms, but this being the largest. There's a lot for them to do and once in awhile, a Ranger (staff) will bring out a new born dinosaur in their arms for your kids to interact and play/pet with. They also have a small bike course, with bikes on training wheels, a photo-op where they can also sit and ride on a dinosaur. And then the jungle gym-like area where the socks is required. There's a lot for them to do, and a few benches for parents to sit on while they play. Definitely a fun place to go to for the kids while at Town Square.

    If you're in Las Vegas and looking for something fun to do with kids beyond the Strip, this…read moredinosaur outpost play spot is such a great find, especially if your little ones are obsessed with dinosaurs like ours! It's located just outside the Strip at an outdoor mall, super easy to get to and not far at all. At first, I honestly thought it might be a temporary pop-up, but it actually seems like a permanent setup, and it's huge. The highlight is definitely the animatronic dinosaurs. T la hey're seriously impressive and kept our kids completely engaged. The space is divided into different themed play areas, which makes it feel like there's always something new to explore. There's a bike track, a paleontology dig area, a sand zone, puzzles, a tug-of-war game with a triceratops, and even a section where kids can "feed" dinosaurs with balls. At the end, there's also a small jungle gym to climb around on. There are endless things for kids to do here. We easily spent a solid two hours and could've stayed longer. It's the kind of place that keeps them moving, playing, and using their imagination the whole time. I also noticed they host parties, which would be such a fun idea for a birthday. Overall, the price felt very reasonable for how much time we spent there and how much the kids enjoyed it. Honestly, I just wish we had something like this closer to home!

    Play Playground - Sip, play, and repeat, because one round is never enough at Play Playground.

    Play Playground

    (689 reviews)

    $$$

    The Strip

    Looking for some ideas for our anniversary when I found Play Playground at the Luxor. This was…read moreright up our alley because it fell on a Saturday this year (lucky for us, because my LTP is currently busy with school and work during the week). The last time our anniversary fell on a Saturday, it was in 2020 and we literally couldn't do anything due to COVID restrictions, so this one was extra special for us. We marked seven years of dating on 7/18/26! I had a pretty good childhood, back when there was no such thing as smartphones, VR, and AI, and Play Playground allowed us to play like a kid again. This is a family friendly place during the day, but they implement it to 21+ only after 7:00pm and 13+ only after 6:00pm when accompanied by an adult. Make sure to sign the waiver online and forward it to everyone in your party before arriving here to save time. You'll get plenty of playtime here; the entire thing lasts about 90 minutes, which includes Duck Duck Boom across from the main entrance. Once you enter, you check in and they will give you a lanyard that you can hook your play card on, which is extremely convenient. You will also be assigned a random name (I was "Neutral Guava and my LTP was "Pleased Hare") so that they appear on the scoreboard for each game. All games are worth 15 credits and many of them mirrored games we played when we were kids, such as Frolic (Simon Says), Perfect Popper (Perfection), and Rolla Derby (Skee Ball). Tic-tac-toe, Connect Four, and Jenga can be found at numerous tables as well. The Bullseye Bounce was one of my favorite games to play here, where I got to jump on a trampoline in a Velcroed suit and throw myself as high as possible onto a Velcroed target in three tries. There's also a bounce house maze in the very back, which was also fun to experience since I've been inside several bounce houses at birthday parties and other events when I was younger. Their cocktails are absolutely amazing, too. I got myself a Pop Rock Punch cocktail and my LTP got himself a Duck Duck Boom cocktail. The Pop Rock Punch came with a pack of Blue Raspberry pop rocks that I could add in myself (I did not choose this flavor specifically; it was selected at random). We got both of these in a 12oz cup. Being a Las Vegas resident of 25 years, I think this was the most fun I've ever had on The Strip thus far. Play Playground is a great place for any occasion.

    This is a super fun place for a date night or just to take some friends and challenge each other…read more No arcade games just fun interactive puzzles and brain puzzles. I mean that some of these require you to think and be fast. Some are games like operation and match the shapes till the board pops. Others require that you and your team mate have to get a red ball through the maze and score points. They have different passes one basic and one VIP, family pass and also group packages. I got the vip this comes with unlimited game play as the games require you to swipe your pass and before you know it your credits run out. Trust me the games are super fun and most of them you will try to beat your score playing multiple times. The vip also comes with one cocktail and swag bag. We had lots of fun and we be back to try and get higher scores. The staff here are super helpful and offer up lots of help with games some are challenging. So head on over to the Luxor hotel and give this place a try....

    FlyOver Las Vegas - Lobby/Bar

    FlyOver Las Vegas

    (556 reviews)

    The Strip

    It's Soarin'! in Las Vegas. Same ride system and manufacturer. They have 4 different movies that…read morethey cycle through throughout the day. There is a "history of the west" preshow video which is ok. But the actual ride really shines. Overall experience is about 25 minutes from pre-show to exit. We did the West video which went through the deserts in the west, up the coast, and also the pacific northwest. Of course there was a flyover of Vegas. The video was very crisp. The ride system was very smooth. My daughter complained it didn't have the neat transitions between scenes like Disney does. This just jumps from clip to clip although they try to keep the perspective the same. Overall I really liked this. A definite must do in my mind!

    Flyover was my wife and I's first attraction of our trip to the Las Vegas Strip. We checked into…read moreour hotel after leaving the airport and walked to it. It was only a twenty minute or so walk from our hotel. Check in was easy. One of the employees was helpful in clearing up some confusions we had about how it all worked. We purchased the two-ride ticket, so we were unsure of how it worked. We opted for the American West and the Chicago ride. Both were amazing, but we liked Chicago the best. They were both about nine minutes or so, not including the pre shows. If you've ever been on the Soarin' attraction at Disney California Adventure, it's basically that, just without Disney's level of production. It was still great quality, though.

    Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay

    Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay

    (1.5k reviews)

    The Strip

    What can I say? My kids love them some good ole sharks. So we come here and they never…read moredisappoint. There's sharks aplenty. Hammerhead! Saw tooth shark. Komodo dragon. Snake. Huge fishes. And an ancient SE Asian ruin theme that just makes it all the more majestic and Indiana Jonesy. I got an annual pass and in 2 months we went maybe 3 times and it's always awesome. Even without the kids, I swear I can just sit there in the shark area and meditate and listen to the underwater sounds and it's just so peaceful and soul refreshing.

    During our visit, we attended a piranha talk and presentation. We also explored exhibits featuring…read moreAsian fish and lizards, sharks, and stingrays. One of the more interesting features was a ship-like viewing area that allowed children to see animals swimming both underneath and above them through the glass. This gave younger visitors another way to observe the animals closely. Stingray Touch Pool The stingray touch pool was much less accessible for small children. The stingrays usually stayed near the bottom of the pool, making them difficult for younger children to reach. Children were not permitted to sit or lie on the stone surrounding the pool for safety reasons, but there was no alternative provided, such as a secured step platform or designated raised viewing area. This meant that parents often had to lift and hold their children over the edge so they could see or attempt to touch the stingrays. That could create its own safety concern for both the parent and child. A staff member suggested that a child could lie on their stomach to reach farther into the pool. However, this may not work well for children who have sensory sensitivities, physical limitations, discomfort with pressure on their stomach, or developmental delays. The exhibit would be more inclusive if it offered a safe alternative for shorter children, such as: * A secured, nonslip step platform * A lower section of the pool designed for children * A raised glass viewing window * A staff-supported touch opportunity * Clear accessibility options for children with sensory or physical needs The touch pool was an exciting concept, but the current design made it difficult for many younger children to participate independently and safely.

    Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark - Outside of the park - the view from the parking lot - 9/17/23

    Cowabunga Canyon Waterpark

    (154 reviews)

    For the past 3 years, once a summer i have attended Cowabunga Canyon with a special needs autism…read moregroup. I wanted to give a special shoutout to Annaka (group coordinator), who is always so kind and welcoming to our group. This year, one of our group members got unintentionally separated from the group. The second shoutout goes to Nehemiah, who dropped what he was doing to help me locate our lost group member. Thank you both for this. Also, i want to add that each year the experience for special needs groups has improved. This year we were given a map of where to locate lifeguards to help our group secure floaties, etc. The only negative feedback I would provide to the park in general is this - I think more attention should be paid to individuals wearing scanty bathing suits - ultimately this is a kid- and family-oriented place. To see so many individuals wearing swimsuits that hardly cover anything is frustrating to those of us with young children. Overall solid experience - thank you.

    Monday turned out to be a good day to be at Cowabunga Bay. The crowds or light getting in was…read morepretty quick yet only one person out there checking bags and only one person at the ticket counter. The park is big and open and pretty easy to get around different areas to eat food. You can also bring your own food and drink in all the lifeguards were very nice and helpful. My grandson scraped his knee up and they were quickly there to assist and give us Band-Aids no other medical attention as needed. And when it's this hot in Las Vegas, I need to stay hydrated as much as possible. We packed some hydrating drinks and waters and I was thankful they let us bring these items in. Plenty of different areas to put your bags down to eat at lots of chairs. The kids had a great time. It's the close of summer school is starting so we'll be back next year.

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