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    3.8 (42 reviews)

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    Jessica P.

    Made it to the FORMULA ONE Las Vegas Grand Prix in 2025 (Year 3 of 5)! It was my first time attending and it was just exhilarating to watch and hear the cars zoom around the track at over speeds of 215mph!! Our tickets were for Day 1 in the grandstands at West Harmon and the schedule included F1 Practice and F1 Academy Qualifying. It was quite chilly, so our bubble jackets came in handy. We lucked out on the rain, too! It was clear as day, but hit hard the day after. The big screen from the stands came in clutch, as we could watch the race from different sections and while they were in the pit. And getting real time stats from the app was nice. At West Harmon, the track was sponsored by Louis Vuitton. There was also a live DJ, a Pepsi Challenge, an F1 Design Lab, merchandise store, food & beverage, and a Silent Disco section! Getting to the West Harmon gate was a nightmare! We ended up walking 3 miles because volunteers who we thought knew how to get to the gate, actually didn't. However, leaving the event was a breeze. We discovered that the best way to get back to our car at MGM, was by the monorail!! 2025 Winners: First place. 01. Max Verstappen. Netherlands Second place. 02. George Russell. United Kingdom Third place. 03. Kimi Antonelli. Italy. Would love to attend again, but in a different section and on race day!

    Angela S.

    Attending the Formula 1 Grand Prix on the Las Vegas Strip was an unforgettable experience. The energy, lights, and roar of the cars made the whole city come alive. There was police everywhere, which made the event feel safe and allowed everyone to relax and enjoy it. The grandstand views were great, and everything was well-organized despite the huge crowds. Prices were high, but the excitement made it worth it. I'd definitely recommend experiencing the Las Vegas Grand Prix at least once. Traffic is a nightmare and dangerous, I wish all traffics are diverted to back streets rather than making roads two ways and traffic disorganized

    Dea B.

    Fun experience! Highly recommend for F1 fans. Pricing was ok and they do offer military / local discounts. Parking was free. It was busy for a Tuesday afternoon / evening. None the less the seat time for each race is 12 minutes. Takes about 1 minute each lap. They got a coool merch store, area where you can do sims, bar and restaurant, and u can walk the hall of fame where you can see each wdc. Make sure to tie your long hair as well for races. They provide equipment for no extra cost and lockers are free as well. Or you can bring your own gear.

    Dennis H.

    I got the opportunity to visit the F1 center in Las Vegas for the Robin Hood Summit. It was a great venue and being a new fan of F1 racing thanks to the Netflix show and recent movie, I was pretty excited to see the race cars in person. Along with the different racing helmets and racing outfits. I also got to experience the racing simulator which was awesome. I am not sure if you have to pay since it was part of the Summit. Overall a great experience. I shared some pics so enjoy.

    Emily G.

    I had the chance to attend the Las Vegas Grand Prix's 100 Days to Race Day celebration, and it was such a fun and well-put-together event! They made it free to the public, which is rare for something this high-profile, and it really felt like they wanted fans of all ages to get excited for race weekend. They even had a car show outside! The event had a little bit of everything! As a person who isn't a race fan this definitely entertaining and I got to learn all about the F1.

    Connie Y.

    Finally made it to a Formula One race after years of watching old movies of Senna, Nikki Lauda, and all the episodes of Drive to Survive. We were at the Heineken Grand Stands. It was a trek to get to our seating but once we got in the traffic flowed nicely and it was easy to get to all the fan zones. It was a little rainy the day of the race but all in all the weather was nice. It was great to be able to tour the paddock of the female racers of the Formula 1 academy and to see them race. We had a great view of the pit stops during the race night. There were a lot of interactive fan zones and giveaways around the strip. It was nice to see the actual F1 cars on display around the hotels on the strip. We were able to get some merch at the F1 Hub in the Venetian. Would love to be back to experience this again. Happy Yelping!

    Heaven R.

    Totally worth the experience. For one they have a FREE virtual reality experience on the second floor and you can go without other reservations. My group did the 3 laps. As you progressed each lap was a bit more intense. Be careful they don't take the no bumping/crashing as serious. Worth the price for all 3 laps! I would want to go to the facility again and experience this

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    James A.

    My wife and I did the F1 drive go-cart experience and it was the highlight of our trip. We arrived without reservations and the desk person was able to get us into the last race of the day (what luck!). From qualifying to a proper standing start for the race - I will do this again in a heartbeat. Once we finished our race - we tried out the simulators and that was fun for a unique experience. Please bring this back for 2026!

    "The winner ain't the one with the fastest car. It's the one who refuse to lose . "
    Susan R.

    "I am an artist. The track is my canvas and the car is my brush." Graham Hill Formula One Grand Prix racing are you ready Vegas! All the best of the best are here. Drive and drive fast pray that you don't crash, but remember to have fun. What an epic experience? The preparation that goes into this event is outstanding. So many individuals work tirelessly together to bring this event to life all on and around the Las Vegas strip. It's amazing truly a beautiful thing to see and view in the best little city on the West Coast. Vegas truly has it all now. Let's explore this event together. I leading up to race day I'm not going to fib, traffic is a problem and a nightmare. If you work anywhere around the strip you will be impacted for weeks and weeks while they are building this massive infrastructure. Most locals steer clear until the checkered flag drops. Security is of the highest priority and importance. Living in Las Vegas bring only what you need to this event so everyone is safe and healthy. One of the biggest sponsors of this event is Oracle Racing a leader in making sure that the fans can get closer to the action of the race . Through many strategies and simulations they are delivering cutting edge technology to make the racing experience even better. Oracle meets and expands their mission to make sure the racing experiences stay cutting edge. While the company Red Bull keeps the individuals alert and aware while driving, watching, and planning for future endeavors and engagements. The future is unwritten and brighter for a few students involved in the STEM learning process here locally in Vegas. These students were able to get a hands on tour and education through the racing industry that was sponsored and created just for them. Science and math are the future. We need new engineers to be engaged in the field so what's better than a guided tour to stimulate and stun their curiosities. Even at the local level the Rebels of UNLV racing division built a car that the students were able to interact with. This small impact is hands on and shape the minds of these young players who will be the future of racing. Are you ready for the challenge of Formula Racing 2025 Las Vegas. Visit their website to learn, plan, and get started on your next journey. The action has already begun and in the works for 2025. We are awaiting when the next checkered flag drops and the race begins.

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    Jacob F.

    Great experience! The Staff was very welcoming and helpful! It's a beautiful and clean experience. And for being in Vegas the prices were fair! I did the go carts. They were fun, next time I will go for the more expensive package. The sim racing was fun too and free when I was there. Got to do six laps. The bar was super nice. I will try the restaurant next trip as well!

    James H.

    F1 Vegas was amazing. The exhibits at the hotels were cool. Some had simulators like in the Aria. Meet are greets are announced on their team twitter sites and likely on Thursday and Friday. The F1 Hub was a hot mess with lines taking 3-4 hours. People were lining up at 7am for a 10am opening. Some of the items are available online. Cost? For 3 shirts, a hoodie and coffee mug was around $450. Some items were discounted online post LVGP and there is a small selection at their airport Kiosk. Items you can't find online are the yellow caps, coffee mugs, model cars and disney Fuel the Magic apparel. Black Amex Card holders can get in without getting in line up to 6 people. Fuel The Magic ticket holders also get priority access. We initially had the Grandstand but upgraded to the Club Paris ($2k/pp). The Grandstand is a better option at $600/pp. Club Paris is beer park converted and people show up at 2:30 to get a spot off the railing. What Club Paris didn't say is the far right and left of the deck were closed off, the right for a private party and the left only for photo ops. What is left is the middle deck but center of the deck is as a big mobile bill board blocking the race track. So people were 2-3 deep on the railings trying to get a view. On the straight away it's really fast. So majority of the people who paid $2k were inside watching the race on the TV screen. Food wise: There was a meat station with ribs, lamb and beef. A seafood, dessert bar and pretzel bar inside. There is cafeteria like tables inside with small TVs--really buzz kill but people were there sitting on cheap tables. Tip: Kosher food is available upon request and kosher wine is allowed. Speaking of wine, the hospitality package included beer and wine. The wine was cheap $30 Quilt Napa valley and the ran out before the race started and did not replace it with another cab. Overall, food was just okay. The table side caviar was cool but it was more crème fresh with tiny tiny caviar. My recommendation is to stick with Grandstand tickets and eat before or after and be guaranteed a seat and views of the race on the turns. Friends at Cromwell watched the race with better food but higher up and behind glass. Belagio Fountain Club on FP1 day was cool. I personally would do the Disney Fuel The Magic package so kuddos to Disney for the F1 collaboration. *The Mickey fantasmic show was pre-recorded. Walkways and the escalators during peak times are ridiculously busy and some were closed completely forcing people to take the elevator thus causing huge choke points. Souvenirs? There are none on the strip. No fake or knocks offs. Just the F1 hub. Getting around: Taxi from Paris to Venetian $36, Lyft $16. Tickets: resale prices go up the closer to the race and it was sold out. People were offering $1-3k for grandstand tickets. F1 Vegas overall, will absolutely do it again!

    Destiny S.

    Such a cool spot for any motorsport fan! The entire place is designed nicely and packed with interactive displays. You can get up close to real F1 cars, learn about the tech, and even hop into simulators that make you feel like you're racing down the Strip yourself. The staff was great--super friendly and happy to explain things or help you get the most out of each activity. It's very photo-friendly too--plenty of spots with race cars, trophies, and neon-lit backdrops that look amazing on camera. Prices for merch and food are what you'd expect for a premium Vegas attraction, but the quality of the experience makes it worth it. F1X interactive experience was a TON of fun and worth every cent!! (You get to create your own car livery which is cool!) If you can't make it to an actual race, this is the next best thing! Definitely recommend checking out the Go Karts!

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    Brandon S.

    This place is pretty cool. It's good to see that they're using this complex for something for the fans to do when the races are not happening. I did the F1 drive go karting and it was a blast. I will say these go carts are unlike anything you've probably ever driven a lot more power to them with the very restricted steering. You can do multiple races, so the price will fluctuate on how much you pay depending of which race type you select. Each race you'll be out on the track about 12 minutes and you're both indoor and outside on the actual F1 track. You go through a safety course which is only a few minutes you'll get equipped with a helmet and neck brace for your safety. If you don't wanna go an actual go kart, they do have the simulator, which is currently free( as of August 2025) where you can do a very similar thing to the go karts, but just in a driving simulating machine, this is something you stand in line for and it's first come first serve. We also had a drink and an appetizer at the fuel and fork. The menu is not extensive so there's not a lot of variety to choose from in regards to food. However, the drink menu is relatively deep and has both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. We enjoyed our drinks however we did have spinach and artichoke dip which was OK at best it seemed to be missing something and they didn't give us enough chips for the giant bowl of dip that was presented to us. I'm not gonna knock any stars off because the food was lackluster because the driving experience itself was pretty cool. Just know everything has a separate price to do the go karts and another fee to go to through the museum, so I would suggest looking and booking online prior to going therefore, you can know which packages make the most sense for what you wanna do while you're there. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful so if you do have any questions upon your arriving, I don't see having any issues with getting those questions answered would definitely recommend for anyone coming to Vegas and looking for something different to do.

    The F1 experience was a fun way to learn about the history.

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    F1 fan or not this is quite an experience. How cool is it to be driving go karts on the actual F1…read moretrack!? You buy your tickets at the front and there is quick safety test prior to the actual driving. You can bundle your races along with the simulators. If you get more than one race you get a qualifying round and then a placement round. It's a lot of fun and would love to do it again. I will say it is costly though, but worth it. They have a bar and food on the second floor and merchandise for sale.

    We tried this and it was a lot of fun. It is also a pricey ticket and they definitely try to…read moreupswell you, but know what you want when you get there so you won't be talked into paying for something you don't really want. They have some good packages, but for us it was super hot so none of us wanted to drive go carts on the actual F1 track. Another day, yeah, that would be freaking cool, but not during a heat wave. So instead we did the simulator and we went early in the day so we didn't really have to wait in line and you get to do a bunch of laps, maybe lasting 15 or 20 minutes and I really felt I got true value out of this because as you. Take the laps, you learn and adjust your driving to drive more efficiently. Plus it's cool to see the route as you drive so that when we were driving around irl, we recognized the track and the different casinos that were a part of the game. There's also an interactive museum which was great. you get to see uniforms, cars, etc, but you also eat a chance to be the pit crew and to put a tire on a car, design your car, and see the design, amongst other things. Would I do it again? No, because do it once and you're fine. I might pay to just do the simulator again, but the cool thing about this experience is knowing that this is basically the clubhouse for F1 when they're in town and this is where the dignitaries, drivers, and the rich and powerful hobnob when they come to the race, so you can imagine yourself being there during the parties. Tons of free parking.

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    Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix

    3.8
    (678 reviews)
    6.3 mi

    We had such a wonderful experience at Mini Grand Prix thanks to Mo! My daughter was nervous about…read moreriding the go-karts by herself, and Mo went completely out of her way to help her feel comfortable and make sure she could still enjoy the ride. Her kindness, patience, and genuine care made all the difference. In a world where great customer service can be hard to find, Mo truly stood out. She was incredibly sweet, compassionate, and gave us one of the best customer service experiences we've had anywhere. Thank you, Mo, for making my daughter's day so special!

    We have been going to Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix every year for the past 5 or 6 years for various…read morekids celebrations. Our daughter wanted to go for her birthday this year. While we've always thought the prices were high for what it is, this year, the prices for the experience was truly not worth it. They offer various packages, 1 hour, 3 hour, or unlimited. We've done all the options in the past, but this time we opted for the hour wristband as we arrived later in the evening ~ 7pm on a Friday night. We wanted her to have time inside too to play in the arcades. Time doesn't start until your first scan for a race or ride. They conveniently scanned us in for our first race and we were seated, in our car, for a solid 10 mins while they sorted out other drivers and go-karts. We got sick from exhaust blowing in our face as we sat there with all the cars running yet not moving. When we finally started the race, it was less than 5 minutes! Half of the cars were either dysfunctional or set to a slow setting with no rhyme or reason. Our next race, our daughter was so excited she is tall enough to try the sprinter car on her own (58in) so we went to check that out. We waited 10 mins for a race to finish then the worker told us she could only fit 8 racers despite there being 15+ cars. So we had to wait another round. Another 20+ mins gone. Half an hour in, we only had 2 races in. In total, we were able to get 5 races in the hour time frame (one of which was past our time limit, but the worker let us go anyway). We have been going to Mini Grand Prix for years and this was the worst experience by far. The races are shorter, the lines are longer, the wrist bands are more expensive and the facilities have not been updated. Our daughter, on her own told us, it's not the same anymore : (

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    Slot Car City Raceway and Hobbies

    4.4
    (15 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    My grandson and husband loved this place. They spent a couple of hours racing. They are going to…read morehead back there tonight. That's how much fun they had!

    We took a ride share car from Meow Wolf Omega Mart (Area 15) to Sofrito Rico (cheapest and also the…read moretastiest meal we have ever had in Vegas) and then we had a nice 10 minute walk here. This was amazing! We came for the Family Day Special (three person minimum) and it has been the best value for our money this whole trip! The kids have done VR, the Cirque O show, and arcades, and this has them all beat. They have different cars for rent and all the stuff you need to make your own if you want. The cars they gave us were a little touchy around corners so it does take a bit of skill. I was afraid 1hour would be too long but, as I am writing this, I am considering paying for another hour. They have two racetracks and the kids were on one. Some other adults we didn't know were on the other track and they were laughing and enjoying themselves as much as our kids were. Kids get free toy cars depending on how long they rent cars and the owner let them choose. Chat with the owner to learn more about his history and the history of the shop. He has won tons of awards for his own racing! The lap counter runs on DOS on an old computer and is connected to a dot matrix printer! Check the website for hours and calendar. I am sad that we can't have a birthday party here but it is definitely something worth doing with children if you get the chance. Shoot, if I am ever in Vegas with just adults, I will come back!

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    Sphere

    Sphere

    3.6
    (2.3k reviews)
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    My husband and I got to see the Backstreet Boys at Sphere thanks to a friend who had extra tickets…read morethrough a friends-and-family invite, so we ended up with more of a VIP experience than a typical guest. Wanted to share both the amazing parts and a few honest critiques for anyone attending. We walked into a special check-in zone with a short line, arrived about an hour early, got our wristbands, and were led to our own private standing-room VIP section near the stage. It wasn't crowded at all -- we practically had it to ourselves. We even had our own server, which was a really nice touch. One small hiccup: the person who handed us our wristbands didn't explain what they actually included, so we were figuring it out as we went. The Sphere itself is breathtaking -- the graphics were stunning, and you can tell an incredible amount of work went into the visuals. We had a great view of the Backstreet Boys from our spot and got some great close-up photos. My heart went out to guests seated way up in the 300-400 level sections, though -- the screens barely featured close-ups of the band throughout the show, so from up there, they were probably watching tiny specks on stage most of the night. The one real downside: drink prices. A gin and tonic and a vodka soda (both well drinks) came out to about $64 with tip. The drinks weren't even generously poured. Because of the cost, we could only afford one drink each the entire night, which took away from the experience a bit. Sphere, please reconsider pricing here -- it's a significant letdown in an otherwise incredible venue. Exiting was seamless -- we were out the door in seconds thanks to our pathway. *Tips for future visitors:* - If you're seeing the Backstreet Boys, wear all white or white/light blue -- it's the unofficial dress code and it makes for a great crowd photo moment. - Parking: skip the stress and park at The Venetian, Treasure Island, or Fashion Show Mall -- there's a walkable bridge connecting Venetian directly to Sphere. - If you can swing seats lower/closer, prioritize it -- the screen doesn't do much for the upper-level sections. You won't be able to see the backstreet boys at all. - If you want more of the visuals aspect, then upper level sections is where it's at. If you want more of a concert vibe, general standing floor section is the best for that. - Budget extra for drinks or eat/drink beforehand -- prices inside are steep. There are bars and restaurants inside. *Overall: an unforgettable night* with incredible visuals and a great VIP twist, just bring extra cash if you're planning to drink.

    Buy the ticket. See the show…read more I was here for the Backstreet Boys and it didn't disappoint. The visuals during the concert are absolutely stunning. We sat in 407 and, while further from the stage, was perfect to be emerged in the millennium world. Yes, the stairs are steep but no worse than what we have at the hockey arena in Pittsburgh. I'm already planning to attempt to convince my husband to come back next summer lol.

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    Grand Prix Plaza

    4.1
    (47 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Allow me to preface this by saying I am NOT an F1 fan in the slightest, but as a casual MotoGP fan…read moreI was down to step into this side of the motorsports world to see what it's all about. Initially my friend and I were a bit skeptical about the whole thing because people were describing it as a tourist trap, but honestly it turned out to be anything but that. And something being a tourist trap doesn't inherently make it bad or unworthy of your time and money. The whole experience was very interactive and engaging. You kind of go in together as a group and someone will guide you along through each room/experience. Unfortunately I felt a bit rushed in the beginning because I really enjoyed reading about the history of F1 from engines, cars, gear, the racers, etc. I personally enjoyed the pit crew experience where you were timed on how quickly you can swap wheels on and off a replica. We got the fastest time of the day at 3.52 seconds! The other highlight for me was the last part of the tour with the 3D glasses and motion-simulated seats! That was SUPER cool and very fun. The whole time I kept thinking about what it would be like to ride on the track with a motorcycle instead though lol. The only complaint was the little "champagne" spray at the end... My seat spritzed a ton of "mist" at me. Can we not do that... I have no idea how stale that mystery liquid was. Gross. The car you design earlier in the tour gets projected onto an "F1 car" in the last room which I thought was cool! Like I mentioned earlier, the whole experience is very interactive. Simulators were alright for $10. Was it worth it? Eh, I personally could've skipped it. Would've been cool if you could listen to your own music while racing in the sim though. $15 million dollar F1 car and it doesn't even come with Bluetooth? Come on, bro (I'm jk). The Drive experience was fun, but the track was a bit small. The go-karts are electric and go pretty fast, but personally wish they went a little faster! Lastly the pizza we ordered at the cafe was really good! It had pesto, sausage, and garlic confit. It's a good shareable snack size. The staff was incredibly friendly throughout the whole thing! Seriously, everyone was so nice. Only minor complaints was the girl at the beginning who said we could start the tour however we wanted. We had a race time of 2 PM and didn't finish the F1 X thing until 4ish? We had to speak to the manager to squeeze us into a 530 PM race time which was really pushing it close to dinner reservations. Also didn't really like his tone with us either. Anyway, had we known, we would've done the karts first. It would've saved us a lot of time that day, but just to make it clear, I wasn't upset about any of it whatsoever. Overall it was a really fun experience, even for someone like me who knows NOTHING about F1 aside from the top racers/teams. Hope to see a MotoGP experience some day! (Not happening lol)

    F1X was amazing! The displays were educational about F1past and present. The 4D theater was my…read morefavorite. The pit wall was so cool and the pit stop challenge. Very worth it to see if you are an F1 fan. F1 Drive was super fun EXCEPT...the track marshals need to enforce the rules more!!! I got bumped HARD 4 times twice by the same person. I spun out once due to other driver driving badly. My body aches from that. It also happened to the three others in my party. Drivers not following the race rules or race flags. Passing during yellow flags and what was extremely dangerous during the race was someone ahead of me spun out and the girl working the track had a hard time getting them going. There was no yellow flag yet and it should have been a red flag a car ahead of me went once a path was cleared (now yellow flag ) and almost hit her. I think they did bump her, she was between two cars. That was scary. I know we sign waivers but rules should be enforced during these races and they will be more fun, or impose time penalties that would be great. Remove dangerous drivers immediately!! So be cautious out there if you drive. F1 Hub lounge was really good. I had the ricotta pizza and arugula salad. Pizza was small for the price but it fed 2 of us and the salad was big enough for two. Both very delicious. The other two in my party both had the smash burger and they said it was really good. We did not do the SIM, didn't look that great. It should be included in the heavy price you are already paying in my opinion. Retail store was full of gear for all fans. No specific driver merchandise was available. More team and generic F1 gear. Prices as expected for Formula 1. We did purchase items here. Sales team was nice and helpful. All in all staff was pleasant from security screening to the end of your experience. We were there for 4 hours. I was expecting two hours. It was worth it to go and would go again. I hope they change things up a little bit so if you go multiple times it will be a different experience. The views of the paddock is pretty cool to be inside of the club and in the same garages. Surprised it's not busier here but it can be pricey for some. They should offer a happy hour for the racing and see if that brings in more people. Not sure if I would race again because if they don't enforce the rules it's not fun it's dangerous. Fix that for 5 stars!!

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    Grand Prix Plaza
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    K1 Speed Las Vegas

    K1 Speed Las Vegas

    2.5
    (86 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    We came to this location and we're hoping to have fun. It was very easy to register when we came in…read moreand we had a great time. They have an arcade food and the racing is really cool They came on a Friday night penalty and got right on the track and have good deals also Kirina Neti and lulu on the track were great.

    We hosted a corporate team event at K1 Speed on June 12, 2026, and unfortunately the experience was…read morefar below expectations. The biggest issue was the lack of functioning air conditioning throughout a large portion of the facility during a 106°F Las Vegas afternoon. Staff informed us the AC had reportedly been broken for over two weeks prior to our event, yet this was never disclosed during the booking process. There were also no apparent backup cooling measures, such as fans or portable units, which made the environment uncomfortable for both our team and the employees working there. Additionally, appetizers included in our event package were never served. We brought this to the staff's attention during the event, but the missing items were never delivered. Only a portion of the food we paid for was provided. What made the situation even more disappointing was the lack of follow-up afterward. We reached out multiple times to our event coordinator, Courtney, in an effort to discuss the issues and find a reasonable resolution, whether through compensation or another form of customer service recovery. Unfortunately, our communications went unanswered, leaving us feeling completely ignored after the event. While the racing itself was enjoyable, the overall experience suffered from poor communication, lack of transparency, failure to deliver contracted services, and a complete lack of responsiveness once concerns were raised. For a corporate event, these are significant shortcomings. Based on this experience, our team will not be booking future events at this location. We recommend that other companies carefully verify facility conditions and event package details before making a reservation.

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    K1 Speed Las Vegas
    K1 Speed Las Vegas
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    The Magical Forest

    The Magical Forest

    4.0
    (233 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    Cold night After Christmas- the monday after Christmas…read more Mix of music, not just Christmas music, but also popular music too. NO TRAIN- this was our favorite part This was a bummer!!! As seen, in my Pics The Gift Shop's items' isn't priced too badly; there were some items that I was considering, but you know how it is, after the Holidays, your bank account is pretty lean; I have a lot of people to buy for, I've got a large family. There were five Grinch- themed trees. Many of the trees were decorated very nicely. It's a beautiful sight to see. We went on the Carousel, and we did two rounds of Mini-Golf, which was fun. We also went down the Avalanche twice. Stringbean went three times. Gone are the years of seeing all of the Gingerbread Houses. Now, there are a lot of fundraising food/drink stands, I get it, it's an organization.

    I got to go to Opportunity Village and or Magical Forrest this year after almost a decade. I used…read moreto bring my kids here but now my grandkids. As expected, they had a great time. There was so much to do. They have the big giant awesome slide. The line was kinda long so we didn't do that. They had a Santa shop where you can have pics with Santa. Santa was so nice and we got good high quality pictures. We also tried the carousel and my grandson loved it. There were also lot of small shops that you. A buy small Cute stuff and trinkets. The Magical Forest is still MAGICAL! The lights are awesome and the train goes through it. Of course the highlight is the TRAIN and it went around the magical forest. This is an awesome place to go and the entrance is very affordable. The kids will love it. Advice to go early so you'll get to do everything. And try the hot cocoa and funnel cakes.

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    The Magical Forest
    Big slide
    Big slide
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    12/29/25

    F1 Las Vegas - racetracks - Updated August 2026

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