$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 the Good Place location in Summerlin with a friend, and honestly, the experience…read morestarted before we even walked in. The walk over to the studio was beautiful and relaxing, which already set the tone for the day. The class itself was amazing, it left me feeling energized and strong instead of drained. The instructor was incredibly supportive and even provided thoughtful modifications for my friend, which made the class feel inclusive and encouraging for both of us. From the moment we arrived, the entire staff made us feel welcome. Everyone was friendly, warm, and genuinely supportive, and that energy really shifted my mood in the best way. This location focuses more on reformer classes and doesn't offer tower classes, but the programming they do have is strong and well-taught, so it still feels like a great place to build consistency. If you want a Pilates studio with supportive instructors, welcoming energy, and classes that leave you feeling empowered, the Summerlin Good Place is definitely worth tryin

I've heard about The Good Place for a while now as a friend comes to this location…read more I was initially hesitant about coming here due to the parking but, there was a lot of street parking available on a Wednesday at 11am lol Of course there's parking in the structure with 2 hours for free but, knowing me -- I'd wanna roam the Uncommons for food and/or coffee post-class -- and that would be more than 2 hours. Ps parking in Vegas should always be free (o.O) Anyways, this place is super cute and easy to find as it's a corner spot in one of the buildings. The receptionist, Tracy, was super friendly and informative on the classes and ins/outs of their studio. I came to class via my app, Class Pass but, she told me with their app, there's a lot of benefits/rewards/points to coming to The Good Place. With these points, I could earn drinks and such in studio. The room, itself, holds 14 reformers. Each one numbered and assigned to you, which I like a lot. No need to "run to your favorite reformer" lol One wall is mirrored and other faces outside, which is kinda neat cause you're "fighting for your life" and yet watching cars drive by or people walk by lol Takes your mind away.... Kelsey was my instructor for reFORM II, which is the more advanced class. And doesn't matter how "advanced" I think I am -- that will always scare me and give me anxiety lol Like, am I advanced?????!!! Well, today -- let say I did my best and I didn't fall lol SO, IT WAS GREAT =) haha I loved her music choices (trap/rnb/Drake) -- def hypes you up in class -- you forget all the "shakes" you get while working out! Glad i found a class to take up on my Wednesday off. Hoping I get to try other instructors and classes. Always to good to try new things!

We booked the XL room for 2 people and it was so much fun! It was our first time ever doing a rage…read moreroom and we had a blast! Andrew was so friendly and answered all of my questions both on the phone and in person. It's tucked away in chinatown but there is plenty of parking! I highly recommend checking it out!

We booked a room, for two people, for 30 minutes. There were plenty of items to smash and the room…read morewas a decent size. This is a great place to get your frustrations out!

Came here to spend some time with my friends. We typically do escape rooms so we wanted to branch…read moreout a bit more and that's how we found It's A Blast! Inside the staff is friendly and the place is clean. This place has a storyline and within the storyline you have to play multiple carnival games to progress through the story. The games require teamwork, so it is super fun to play in a group. We are all adults and found this place challenging enough, so we didn't necessarily breeze through all the games. However, the games are also kid-friendly, so families would be great as well! My friends and I had a blast (pun intended) and can't wait for a new game to start!

It was fun, breath of fresh air. Had lots of instructions and things to do and work as a team.read more

Amazing experience!!!!…read more This was our daughter's 9th yrs old Birthday party!throughout the booking of Party room, Ivy, the owner was very kind and very good communicater!! Thanks to her and this place, it went Smoothly and She had an amazing time!! TV, Refrigerator, sink, it was so useful!! You can bring own food! We ordered Delivery Pizza!! If you have kids who love playing claw machine, Highly recommend!!

Clean, great prize options, and excellent customer service. 5/5…read more Newly opened. We split a $20 basket of tokens amongst two families with toddlers. It stretched far. Games are 100% winnable and they even gave tips while we were playing to ensure we won a prize. More importantly the owners were so nice and kind to the children; really celebrated their wins on the claw machines. Prizes include snacks, legos, and adorable plushies. 5/5 Children had a great time and as a family we had so much fun. There is also a Photo Booth section with a wide array of props. If you're in this area and looking for something fun to do check this local establishment out!

I know Yelp reviews are usually for businesses, but I wanted to recognize an employee at Cowabunga…read moreCanyon named Logan. I'm Juliana, a mom of two, and I came to the park on June 1st to get our season passes fixed. The front area was pretty packed, and there were a lot of guests needing help. While I was waiting, I couldn't help but notice Logan. I remembered him from last year. We didn't talk much, but whenever we did before the park opened for season pass holders, he was always friendly and respectful. Today, I got to see a completely different side of him. Not only was he helping customers, but he was also helping his coworkers whenever they had questions or got stuck. The managers wear blue, and while Logan wasn't wearing blue, he stepped up and took charge when things got busy. He helped solve problems, answered questions, kept things moving, and made sure both guests and employees were taken care of. What impressed me most was how calm he stayed. Even with a crowd of people waiting and employees needing assistance, he never seemed overwhelmed. He was patient, professional, and focused on making sure everything ran smoothly. He also made the experience fun for the kids. When my boys were trying on their new season passes, Logan had them move their arms in circles to make sure the passes wouldn't fall off. It was a simple thing, but he turned it into a fun moment instead of just another task. My boys loved it and were smiling the whole time. As a customer, it's refreshing to see an employee who genuinely cares about helping others and making things better for both guests and coworkers. Logan showed leadership, initiative, patience, and a strong work ethic throughout my visit. Cowabunga Canyon is lucky to have employees like Logan. He turned what could have been a stressful experience into a smooth and enjoyable one, and I hope his hard work gets recognized.

This is not my first visit but if it was I would not go back. Made reservations on line and when I…read moregot to the park was advised they reservations did not come through. Thankfully I had hard copies of the receipts. It took an additional 25 minutes to get checked in which should of been a scan and go. Our food was also preordered on line. Again told if I could not prove purchase, I would have to reorder and repay. Hard copies again to the rescue. They wanted to serve our food ASAP we asked to wait until the rest of our party showed up. When the food did arrive it was cold. Not a good experience

Don't be scared to try something like this -- it's truly an experience like nothing else! It really…read moreputs all five of your senses to work. We went for a Valentine's dinner, and although I was super nervous at first, I'm so glad I did it. The 7-course meal was absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and such a unique experience. Dining in complete darkness forces you to slow down and really focus on taste, texture, and smell. It was so much fun trying to guess what we were eating and talking through the flavors and ingredients together. Our server guided us the entire time, giving clear directions and making sure we felt comfortable and safe. That made all the difference. I think this is a great date night idea, but it would also be such a fun experience for teenage kids or even as a family night out. Don't overthink it -- just do it! You won't regret it.

We had a great time! It was a suprise for my partner and he was a little nervous when we got there…read more But, they truly make it an enjoyable and comfortable experience. We would definitely do it again! I gave it 4 stars because I am a food snob. I do wish they had either a vegetarian option or a regular protein option. I enjoyed some of the plates but not everything. I did enjoy aspects of each plate. Just some much more than others. We left very very full though! I couldn't finish my dessert or the last course. Very fun for an experience in Vegas off the strip!

My daughters and I came today to experience Ninja Lair. They had a great time. There was great…read moremusic and they tried really hard to go through the obstacles. One of the employees tried to help coach them. There were a few kids that were really good at it and it was amazing to see. There's a toddler room in the back corner, a party room and two clean bathrooms. Please remember to bring socks and sneakers to play when you plan to visit! Overall, the kids had a great time and one hour was not enough time for them and they asked to come back.

We went here with our Pogo Pass, which gives us one hour of free play on Saturday or Sunday anytime…read morebetween 12 to 5 PM. We went on Sunday at 12 PM and we didn't have to wait. There also were not a lot of kids. We left at 1 PM and there are a lot more people there than when we showed up. But the gym was big enough so everyone had something to do! As for the service, the trainers were all great, and were super friendly to the kids and helped my 6 year old when he didn't know what to do or needed assistance for the rock climbing. The main gym was fun for my toddler who was 3 years old because he could walk on the bounce beam and pretend the floor is lava by jumping on some of the , but it was also a little dangerous because they were older kids doing a lot of swinging for the ninja warriors obstacle course. So we took him to the back in the toddler room where he played a little bit, and that was a lot safer and more for his age group. It was just hard because I couldn't also watch my six-year-old who was on the main floor with all the teenager swinging around so that made me a little bit nervous. I would switch back-and-forth to check on the different kids so if you come with kids at different ages and need to use the toddler room, make sure you come with more than one parent so you can watch one in the room and then watch one on the main floor. But the workers were really nice because one of them offered to watch my older son so that he could play out there while I stayed in the room for a little bit with my younger son. Pricewise, we didn't have to pay but I know it's $20 for an adult use the main floor and $15 For Kids or $10 only for the toddler room. So seem like a decent price for doing an open gym for an hour for these type of things. We were not familiar with ninja warrior stuff, so we really had no idea how to use any of the equipment, but when we went home, we watch ninja versus ninja on Netflix and the gym look like it had a lot of the obstacles that they do in the actual competition! We also saw other kids training there with an actual trainer, I assume that those kids are probably competing. If you don't want to go in with your kid, there is a waiting area where parents can watch their children from the waiting area and not have to pay the price to go onto the floor to assist them. There are cubbies for your shoes and your belongings too. And the place felt clean and had ample parking. Overall, it was a fun experience for the kiddos! But I think they need to be a little older to really enjoy and understand the ninja course! But my 6 year old had fun on the trampolines, rope, and made his own "parkour" course around the gym that didn't get in the way of the swinging kids doing the hard obstacles!!!