The friendly staff really make this amazing afternoon for me and my kids! They were constantly…read moresticking and resetting machines so they were easy to play.

The staff was by far super nice, shout out to Sid(?)! Was super helpful, and made it very easy for…read moreus to grab plushies. I am very happy with what I got and I will be coming back and recommending this place to everyone I know.

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.

We had so much fun at the arcade ! Vincent was so fun and made sure all my kids left feeling like…read morewinnners! Check out the arcade and start your day off right! Ask for Vincent he will make sure you have FUN!!!!!

This was so fun there is so much things to do!! There summer deal was so worth it had fun!!read more

Best claw machine experience ever!…read more Vincent and I (Samuel) stumbled into the fantasy claw setup at Area15 not expecting much -- walked out completely hooked. The prizes were actually worth grabbing, not the usual dollar-store junk you find everywhere else. Machine grip felt fair (a rarity!), and we actually won on our second try instead of dumping $40 for nothing. The whole vibe fits perfectly with Area15's weird, immersive energy -- it's not just a claw machine, it's part of the experience. Staff were chill and even gave us tips on timing the grab. 10/10, would absolutely go back. If you're at Area15, don't skip this -- way better than the typical arcade filler. -- Vincent & Samuel

Lots of selection and easy trade ins. Best location of the three locals. We won many prizes and the…read morevalue was good.

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.

Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures because the Big Apple Coaster has a very strict…read moreno-loose-items policy. They won't allow you to bring your phone or anything else in your pockets onto the ride. Staff actually check before you board, and if you have anything on you, they'll send you back to put it away. Luckily, there are lockers nearby for around $1, so storing your belongings is quick, easy, and inexpensive. We visited on a Friday night and purposely waited until it was dark so we could enjoy the views of the Las Vegas Strip while riding. We had purchased our tickets online ahead of time, which I highly recommend because it allowed us to skip the ticket line. Once inside New York-New York, the coaster was easy to find, and we only waited about 30 minutes to ride. As a plus-size woman, I was happy to find that I fit comfortably on the ride, which is always something I appreciate knowing before visiting an amusement attraction. It was over 100°F outside the night we rode, so flying through the loops, twists, and huge drops while getting blasted with warm desert air made for a pretty wild experience! I'll admit, I was a little terrified--the drops are much bigger than I expected, and I rode a good portion of it with my eyes closed. The ride itself is fairly short, but it's packed with excitement from start to finish. My teenager absolutely loved it, and even though it scared me a bit, I'm really glad we did it. If you're visiting Las Vegas with kids or teens, I'd definitely recommend adding the Big Apple Coaster to your itinerary.

180 seconds of some of the ricketiest, head-jostling, ass-banging moments of your Las Vegas…read moreexperience. I felt like I was traveling at light speed in a shoe box while pummeled with hockey sticks. What can you get for $25 in Las Vegas these days...? ...a hearty, calorie-dense breakfast sandwich (like a sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit) at Eggslut in the Cosmopolitan... a classic Las Vegas souvenir t-shirt, a deck of commemorative casino playing cards... two pints of Guinness at Nine Fine Irishmen (New York New York) ... a $25 "gourmet" cheeseburger at various resorts and restaurants... ...OR a ride on The Roller Coaster at New York-New York, first launched in 1997 as The Manhattan Express, then named The Big Apple Coaster, and still sort of popular... mostly with Vegas virgins. There was confusion about storing our valuables... lockers, secret codes... You buy a ticket, get in line and then are told you should probably store your valuables in a locker, which you have to find and master the process for renting , opening and storing. [Tuesday midday] Short line was nice... we were with a couple of nervous teenagers there for the first time - their mom and aunt watching and waiting... Once on board, make sure to lock the seat bar down as far as you can onto you legs (more about that in a moment). Our midday experience thrust us into the blinding July summer sun blazing down upon us as we climbed to the top of the first summit - we tried to shield our eyes but it did nothing for the mounting heat that had me sweating by the top of ... THE FIRST DROP... (let your breath out slowing as you go...), then another and then you're thrown into a FULL LOOP where the centrifugal force shoves you into a pile of goo in your seat, followed by a little CORKSCREW-BARREL-ROLL maneuver and by the time you've caught your breath you hit a series of little up and down gut-sloshing, ass-smashing moves. Next thing you know, you're hurled left, then right - or maybe right then left - and up a little hill then into a CYCLONIC FUNNEL in a downward decent where you think you're done but then you hit a couple of parking lot speed bumps at maximum speed (more ass-banging) before you enter a dark tunnel where you think, "Oh God, what's next," but you get a quick glimpse into the casino right before the ride ends. Definitely a value (albeit it a different one) to the $25 cheeseburger, and more memorable than a t-shirt, just don't eat the burger before you board.

This was such a surprise. It's a great break from the gambling and hoorah of Vegas for a bit and…read moreenjoy good fun. It's great for families or a date. My favorite parts is that it is very affordable and you are still on The Strip. Whether you're a fan of Twilight Zone or not the entire theme is cool. I also love the fact it is glow-in-the-dark; it makes it more fun. There are also arcade games and a few indoor bowling lanes. I highly recommend doing this during your next Vegas visit.

There's mini golf, arcade, and bowling. We just did the mini golf; $14/person which is a good price…read moreby Vegas strip standards. They themed each hole like a different classic Twilight Zone episode, really fun for fans. And if you're not a fan it's glow in the dark weird stuff, also fun. As a warning to migraine sufferers, this might be a trigger. I left early while my family continued and had fun.

This place has great prices and good food for an arcade spot. Usually I expect high prices and shit…read morefood, this place delivered fun and food for an amazing price. There was a moment when a game I was playing went red with error, but after getting one of the technicians to look at it, he fixed it immediately and got us properly compensated for the lost tokens that were in the machine. 10/10 customer service, 9/10 food, 9/10 ambiance.

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.