First time here located in Treasure Island near the pool area. Nice little arcade with different…read moretypes of games a bowling alley with non standard bowling balls and 5 to 6 pool tables Free parking at TI which is a rarity on the strip. 6212026

The Cove Bar and Arcade is such a fun and lively atmosphere! You'll find them inside Treasure…read moreIsland on the casino floor, located next to the escalator, and right across from Starbucks. Inside is quite massive and spacious with so many twinkling colors and the place is inviting! They have a bar near the entrance which allows 21+ only, and the rest of the space is family-friendly. The Cove is filled with various interactive games from golf simulators, arcade, air hockey, duck-pin bowling, claw machines and shuffle boards. They even have a bowling alley. I had several questions about the arcade and Fernando is so very kind and patient with me, he made time to show the process and how to get started. There's a kiosk where I can obtain a game card and it is recommended to add at least the minimum of $5 which is equivalent to 20 credits. $5 will allow me to play the regular video games. If I wanted to partake in something engaging like bowling, pool, and golf simulator, the amount required is definitely more and they do offer increments of $10, $20, or I can add as much needed. I was intrigued and so drawn to the comfy lounge behind the bar, this area has a total of three golf simulators. Regular pricing for the simulator is $20 for 30 minutes, and $40 for an hour. I thought it was only a golf simulator and surprisingly it's so much more! They have simulator for other sports like kids soccer, dodgeball, baseball, adult soccer, football, basketball, and hockey. The simulator projector screen is like a net that flexes upon target, quality is very strong and durable. There's no need to worry about breaking and how much force and pressure is thrown at it, especially if playing with football, you have to throw the ball like a pro to score points! I like how they offer Happy Hour on Wednesday which starts at 11am-1am. Everything in the arcade is 50% off half price. It's highly recommended to come on Wednesday because the arcade is a little quieter and not as crowded. For bowling, regular pricing is $7, and with Happy Hour Bowling, it's $3.50 which gives three tries for every frame. I'm already loving The Cove Arcade, the place is super fun! You can even bring outside food to enjoy at the tables. They open late at night from Sunday to Thursday at 11am-1am, and Friday to Saturday at 11am-2am. Guest under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. To enter the bar, guest must be 21 years of age or older with valid photo ID. Service from Fernando is very kind, welcoming, and friendly. I appreciate how he's so polite, accommodating, and super helpful!

Cool lil arcade located upstairs, at the Orleans casino, directly across from the movie theaters…read more(century Orleans 18). It's clean, all of the games are in working condition, you can accumulate points to redeem for prizes much, like Chuck E. Cheese and the customer service is adequate. We only sometimes stop by whenever we visit the New Orleans movie theaters and have time to kill before showtime. It's sometimes very empty and it's sometimes overpacked. It all depends on the day of the week and the popularity behind the new movie release.

Sugarloaf Entertainment Arcade at the Orleans…read more We spent half an hour playing some favorite arcade games: gone fishin', skeeball, clown knock down, ring toss, ball in a jug. It was a lot of fun!

I visited on a Saturday afternoon with the Niece and Nephew. We were excited to check out the…read moreWarhammer 40K VR game as my niece and I nerd out on it hard. The check in is simple. After paying, you fill out the waiver forms on a tablet, secure your stuff in the complimentary school type lockers and you're ready to go. The pre-game screening shows you what to expect from your VR headset and weapon. Afterwards you enter the room and they load up your headset, vest with your VR Rifle attached. The equipment was comfortable, functional and I didn't have any issues. The Warhammer 40K game was 30 minutes long and it was Fantastic. Let me give a brief summary of Warhammer 40K: Imagine the darkest, most over-the-top sci-fi you can think of, then dial it up to eleven. That's 40k. It's set in the far future, like 40,000 years from now, and humanity is basically fighting for its life against everything. The galaxy is just one giant, brutal warzone. The core of it, revolves around the Space Marines. They're genetically engineered, surgically enhanced super-soldiers. They're basically humanity's ultimate weapon, created by the Emperor of Mankind. You and your team play as Space Marines on a mission that got me sweaty by the end of the game. The visual really played on my senses as my fear of heights in this virtual world was kicking in. The aliens that were swarming us kept the heart rate moving and the boss alien we had to battle was a blast. $50 (all in price) per person is probably the most I'd pay for this experience. At the end, you get the final game standings emailed to you along with a 30 second video clip that shows a side by side of what you were seeing in the game vs you in the actual world. Very cool and something to post on your IG story. We'll swing by here again if we come across games that really call to us like Warhammer 40K. Enjoy!

My buddy has been here before and wanted to play the zombie game called Outbreak. It is produced…read morehere by Zero Latency. The location is inside MGM Grand back by an arcade area. We didn't have reservations. I know not a good thing in Vegas. We were there for my buddy's Birthday. When we got there the clerk said that there was a game starting in 15 minutes but the people who reserved it was for the robot game and not the zombie one. We were disappointed but since we were here we decided to play. We stepped away and came back. The other worker waived us into the room and explained that the group didn't make it and we would be playing the Outbreak game. What luck. He went over a training video on the VR items and how to use the weapons. Then we were lead into the gaming room. It was a large room almost like a warehouse size. SO we had all this area to move around in. The VR headset was tricky lining up at least for me. If you didn't have it square on your eyes it wouldn't be in focus. I finally got it on correctly. The gun can be used as a shotgun or an assault rifle. I stuck with the latter. Reloading was automatic which was good and bad. It was slow but you could press the reload button on the bottom of the rifle. Hard to get used to but quicker. It was really neat. When you got close to a wall or a person a wall of red triangles popped up so you know to move away. The game was a story and easy to follow. It was weird doing VR. It looked like you had to climb a pipe and possibly fall. The guy had to tell us through the headset that you are still on a flat floor and to remember that to move through the obstacles. I had so much fun and I didn't time it but seamed pretty long of a game. I would love to do this again. Definitely make reservations. A must.

These claws are addicting!! Once you win the plushies from…read morethe claw machines, they can be traded in for the items behind the counter. 1 plushie = 1 point

Worst experience, the staff is friendly but the claws are super weak and we left with just one…read moreplush. Should have checked if the people already inside were winning anything before we paid $50+ DO NOT RECOMMEND Better alternatives are circus circus, round 1 and Dave and busters. Not giving these small name arcades a chance again!

We had such a fun experience at Claw World today! We brought our daughter and ended up spending…read moreabout $110, but walked out with around 20 stuffed animals, so we felt like we got a pretty good amount for what we spent. Obviously, they're claw machines, so you win some and you lose some, but we felt like the machines here actually gave you a fair chance. We recently went to another claw machine place where we spent about $50 and only walked away with two things, so this was a MUCH better experience. One of the coolest parts was being able to trade in some of the prizes. Our daughter traded 8 of her stuffed animals for a legit Dumpling squishy that we have been trying to find forever and haven't been able to find in stores. She was SO excited about it, and that alone made the trip worth it! The employees were also really friendly and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. We had a great time, came home with a ridiculous amount of stuffed animals , and our daughter got something she's been searching for. We'll definitely be back!

Updated review: Claw World and I connected and discussed what the issue was, and Claw World made…read moresure that my daughter was happy with her experience and not left upset by rules that don't quite jive with such a young mind yet. This review is just for the Spring Mountain location, which I do not recommend you bring small children to under 7 yo, especially ADHD kids. Lol. The tap function for a small brain that doesn't fully understand cause/effect yet doesn't work out well, especially when they're used to a claw machine arcade that runs on tokens. If you are visiting the Strip as adults, this could be one of your top go to claw machine arcades. It's not far for an uber or those automated annoying things that every local hates, it's clean, and there is a wide variety of machines to choose from and make your donation to the G0d of the Little Green Men. If you're taking kids, travel the extra distance to the location on Flamingo/Durango. It is worth the drive for a smaller environment that operates on a coin system a parent can moderate with more ease than a tap card. (My personal finances verify this relationship between tap // cash. ) 5/5 recommend Flamingo under the above described personal circumstances of one adult, two kids. ‍‍ Thanks for making sure my daughter was taken care of, Claw World. Appreciated that she didn't have a bad experience in the end. (And she's clinging to the pen she made and Hello Kitty she won like there's no tomorrow!) Original review*** Local single dad with two kids on a public teacher salary, splurged and brought my two kids here. I'm used to moderating two kids through the use of tokens - physical coins. It also reinforces for a child that a game doesn't cost 1 token, but 10. Doesn't matter how many times a 5/6 year old hears it, if the Hello Kitty looks cool enough and the coins to count arent there leaving the hand, it doesn't matter. Good move out of Visa's playbook, Claw World. The tap away on the fine print method is working now, but it won't last. No customer service = a failed business each time. I did my best to try to manage a 3 year old and a 6 year old with two tap cards, but alas, I failed. She had run off in search of the candy game while I was helping my 3 year old with his game. In doing so, she also turned to another machine and emptied her remaining tokens in two pulls, unknowingly. I had made my parenting stand in terms of I wasn't going to buy more (because I also didn't have the money to do that, too...) On the way out, I explained why I thought coins were better. The girl at the counter said, "I thought that's what happened." SO - I stand there, in my mind, thinking: "So, you saw a small child empty their coin vault because they didn't understand your intentionally vague rules, and you chose to sit there and do nothing?" Got it. Hope you get it if you're reading this review, too. Don't take your kids here. If you're a tourist from the strip looking for a place that was clean but not busy on a Friday night, this is your spot. If you're a local Las Vegas resident, especially a solo adult with two or more children, go ahead and find a different claw machine arcade. Anyone who lets a child cry because their rules were above their thinking capability for basic age-level comprehension, well, they're not worth my return business. Ever.

We came here because it got good rating on yelp. Glad that we came the kids had fun…read more Eliza, the worker was soo nice and helped us out. For $40 we got a good value of coins and the stuffed animal selection was decent. Some were cute and some so-so. We had the place to ourselves so it was nice and there's a place to sit inside. One table and 3 chairs so us moms stayed and watched from afar. Will come back again next time we're in Vegas.

Claws are way too loose. There are a few better places to go. It's pretty small and there aren't…read moremany machines. Staff was okay.

Open about a few months ago, I would say this service is six stars. They are so generous and…read morethoughtful in terms of you trying to win a prize. The whole experience in process is really streamlined. It's a clean and fun environment with playing in the background. You can trade up and you can possibly swap but I would say for 38 tokens at $30 with the prizes we got it was totally worth it and super fun. My biggest praise would be to the one worker who is there that helped us and explain everything to us and was really patient and helped us.

Cool new place that will appeal to all ages. I have never been to a claw arcade but I like this…read moreplace. It just opened up and the owner (?) , or whoever was working was very friendly and helpful explaining the concept and design. I initially had a hard time trying to figure out the name but once he explained it to me I see that it is a cool graphic. The neon lights and displays are very eye catching. They have lots of different level prizes and they appear to be of high quality. I didn't actually try any machine this time but have decided to pick a high level prize and try 2-3 tries once a week for 2 months and see what happens in addition to trying lower level prizes.

Perfect active fun for our energetic 2 and 3 year old boys!…read moreWe brought our toddlers to the DISCOVERY Children's Museum and they had an absolute blast. This place is a huge indoor playground with three floors of hands-on exhibits that kept them moving the whole time. They loved Toddler Town on the first floor the desert themed soft play, sensory elements, and crawl spaces were just right for their age. But the real highlight was The Summit, the giant 70-foot climbing structure that spans all three floors with 12 levels. I was surprised how well our 2 and 3 year olds handled it! They climbed the levels with no problem, exploring different challenges and interactive spots at their own pace. It was great to see their confidence grow as they went up and down. They also enjoyed the water play area (smocks provided still recommend a change of clothes) and some of the imaginative play zones. We spent about 2.5-3 hours there, and it felt like the perfect energy-burner in air-conditioned comfort a lifesaver in Las Vegas! The museum is clean, the staff is friendly, and it's very stroller-friendly. Admission is $15 for Nevada locals with valid ID and $20 for non-locals (kids under 1 are free). We went on a weekday and it wasn't too crowded, which made chasing the boys around much easier. Helpful tip for families on a budget: If you have a valid EBT, SNAP, or WIC card, you can get admission for just $5 per person (up to 4 tickets per adult cardholder cards must be shown at entry for verification; in-person only). If you have active little ones who love to climb and explore, this is a fantastic spot. Highly recommend -- we'll definitely be back!

We had a great time at the Children's Museum! Parking was free because they validate, which was…read moredefinitely a nice bonus. The museum is huge, with three floors packed with things for kids to do, including an indoor playground, water table, building centers, tons of toys, science activities, and really cute little business areas where kids can use their imagination and learn through play. I brought my 1-year-old, and she really enjoyed the water table, balls, and slides. However, I will say that there honestly wasn't a whole lot else that was age-appropriate for her. At 1 year old, she still needs a ticket, which I understand, but for us, I don't think we got the full value out of the visit because she was too young for many of the exhibits. Overall, it's a really cool museum with SO much to offer older kids. For our next visit, I think I would wait until she's around 5 so she can actually enjoy and participate in more of the activities. Definitely seems like a great place for preschool and elementary-aged kids!