This is my second year coming here for Super Bowl. If…read moreyou're looking for the ultimate place to catch a football game with awesome drinks and nonstop fun, this place has it all. They combine every fan's dream into one spot, they figured it out. It has huge screens everywhere showing every big play, an energetic crowd that knows how to cheer (or groan) with you, and a bar that keeps the drinks flowing all game long. I highly recommend this place inside Luxor. You'll thank me later.

I was here for a Counterstrike LAN tournament at this venue. It was pretty entertaining. The…read morespectators had seating on the lower level (GA) and were able to order food and drink (alcohol and non-alcoholic versions) from a server. There was also a bar on this floor. They also had lounging areas where people could chill and watch the gaming. The upper seating area was reserved for VIPs, employees, and tournament workers. They had a bar upstairs and downstairs and had high boys and stools for the area upstairs. The setup was pretty amazing (on the ground floor) with a huge screen and stage for the competitors to play and be projected on. In the back, they had computer/gaming chairs with monitors/computers set up and people gaming. They had plenty of restrooms available on both floors, too. Honestly one of the better kid friendly venues on the Strip. I'd definitely come back to enjoy some gaming time here.

Great place for kids ! They offer summer camps and parents night out and stem courses. Staff…read morefriendly and clean establishment

Amazing!!! Was a bit skeptical due to never hearing about an E-sport camp before and I think my…read morechild felt the same but we heard about Valhallan through a friend and decided to give it a try! My child loved it! The staff are young, hip, and intelligent. The structure of their day is perfectly planned, not too tight and not too loose. The kids who attend all seem to enjoy the atmosphere and overall vibe! I think we will be back!

Beer: Im a huge cider fan so in vegas that's really hard to find. This has the biggest selection i…read moreever seen and this already gets a five star. service: there a bar with a couple of consoles conncted to it just in case you wanted to play and drink at the same time. Ambiance: I mean its nostalgia city. Its exactly how you imagine it to be an arcade bar. They do have a couple of snacks if you want to eat. There was also a guy has is own food stand. i went on a friday night and it was pretty poppin. Ill def come back.

Super fun spot if you're into retro games and a laid-back bar vibe. They have a huge selection of…read moreclassic arcade machines, consoles, and pinball, and most games are free play after a small cover. The atmosphere is nostalgic and nerdy in the best way, with lots of craft beers and themed cocktails to choose from. Great place to hang out without breaking the bank.

Cool spot! Definitely check it out. Love most places at town square. But this place sticks outread more

I stopped by to play some pool before the movies. Damn, the tables were $15/hr! No wonder why it's…read moredead in there. The tables were different height and barely maintained too. On top of that, the guy managing the bar/tables was eating when we first got in. Tall, bald-like Caucasian guy. I get it, he's hungry, but he could've acknowledged us. Later, when we're checking out, he was nowhere to be found again. We had to chase an attendant on the floor. Overall, I wouldn't come here for some pool.

So this was a pretty decent game area. It's right off Fremont Street so you really can't miss it…read more You'll come in and you can look around and if you want to play a game you can go ahead and go to one of the machines so that you can get credits. They have a myriad of different games and a lot of the games are interactive and multiplayer. So you can definitely come with a group of friends. Actually I would suggest coming with multiple people. They have an upstairs that has the capacity to hold a party or an event, so if you want to rent it out, this will probably be an option for you. Just keep that in mind, but it might not be open for the general public. Just to note, they have a bar situation in the back. They have some food and a couple of drinks, not a full bar by any means though. But at the end of the day, they have something for you considering it's not just like a regular Chuck-E-Cheese type of situation lol. Jello shots for like $4, and they had a couple other things there. Overall, it's good to at least get one time in if you are on Fremont Street. They have very lifelike and life-size games and virtual reality and everything in between.

This place has games for everyone. It was across from our hotel. It must of just opened since they…read morewere still building new games in the center of the place. We had a blast testing our skills on the punching bag game. I of course was one of the lowest scores. haha. fun. You get a card and lad it up with money and use it at each machine. Boy you can rack up the cash quick. All around great fun and will hit this place up again when in the area .

$12 for one hour of unlimited play! What a great deal to go with the kids! The bonus is there is a…read moreboba shop too! My kids had so much fun! They have a lot of Japanese games! Only the claw machine games don't count toward the total! Its where all the chubby skewers / chubby cattle plaza is in the back corner!

Grandkids played here with their unlimited hourly play game card!!…read more Sn arcade offering the largest collection of Japanese as well as classic video games !!

Checked out Red Note Rhythm Games on a weekend evening and had such a fun time. We did the $9/hour…read moregame pass, which was already a great deal and even better with the 20% student discount. There's a solid variety of rhythm games here. Everything from dance-heavy games like DDR to instrumental favorites like Guitar Hero, plus plenty in between. It really feels like there's something for everyone, no matter what kind of rhythm games you're into, and the hour flew by. There were plenty of thoughtful touches, too: water bottle filling stations near the bathrooms and plenty of seating throughout for breaks or setting down your stuff. Overall, this place feels like a total hidden gem with amazing value, and it's definitely going into my rotation for future visits!

You gotta stop by here if you're a rhythm game fan! Red Note Rhythm Games is an arcade dedicated…read moresolely to rhythm games, mostly Japanese ones--we're talking DDR World/A3, Pump it Up Phoenix, ITG, StepMania, Dancerush, etc. and that's just the dancing games. There's a whole other section with the "hand" rhythm games (i don't know what to call them lol) like Groove Coaster, Pop'n'Music, Beatmania, Chunithm, and more. I really appreciate that the two types of rhythm games are separated so that you can hear your game's music easier. Overall, this is a rhythm game fan's heaven! As a bonus, there's a random Initial D machine in the corner, which I spent some time on. :) You pay by time; 9$ gets you an hour of play, 13$ gets you two hours, and $18 for an all-day pass. They have lots of other options too, including a monthly subscription if you come often. These prices are great considering how much a single game would cost at a Round1 or Dave & Busters. They also sell the cards for $6.50 that let you create accounts on the games like e-amusement, aime, banana passport or whatever, and so forth. Special shoutout to the really kind staff member that helped us on the day we went. We got two 2-hour cards, and started playing DDR World. Unfortunately, I think they were having power issues, because our game shut off abruptly, and so did the Pump it Up machine on the other side. The staff brought the power back on quickly, but it happened again, so they gave us another free 2 hours on our cards, which was super nice!! We stumbled upon this place on a short trip to Vegas, and we really wish we had one of these kinds of places back in LA. Support your local small arcades and scenes!!!