This bar rocks - literally!!! We stayed at the MGM for 5 days and we're here every night to watch a different band. Thursday was a band called the Shmarties! Holy Jesus, if you live Zeppelin or Floyd you need to see them. I was blown away. Friday and Saturday were fun dance bands, super high energy. We skipped Sunday, a little too hungover and fried from the Sun, but they did have a band - our friends went and said they were great. Monday, by far the best night ever. If you are a lover of 80's, you have to see this band!!! Taking me back to my big hair and bright colored leggings - lol. They are called 80's Night. Look them up!!! Way to go Level Up - you are Killin the game with entertainment!!! read more

Level Up - Level Up - 80's Night - Arcades Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I've been looking forward to the VR Experience since I heard about this attraction coming to MGM. Finally went to the VR experience for a team outing tonight and I must say, although the experience was trippy but it sure did not disappoint. I deducted a star because the arena needs better ventilation inside as it gets super hot and stuffy when you're running around shooting zombies or whatever game you choose. Other than that, this is definitely a good team bonding event. We had such a blast! read more

Whiskey sour that's just sour... They don't really take care of their guests at the bar. They were rude and unreasonable. I enjoyed everything else but the bar. Better to get drinks from the casino. read more

This bar is located inside the MGM grand hotel. We found out it's quite new. It's an arcade bar with very high prices. Which is typical in Las Vegas. However we played a game of Jenna and some pacman. It was fun. We decided to order three drinks. We didn't thing it would be $45 for three well drinks. Wow, we regretted it because we can sit at the machines and get free drinks, but we where exploring. Plus we are in vacation so why not. The drinks are and where weak sauce lol. They were so sweet and came in small plastic cups. As much fun as it seemed to play arcade games it is definitely not worth the price tag on the drinks. But for me personally was more for the experience than the price in the drink. Ps yelpers it's better to head to the casino get your drink on the casino then come back for some adult arcade. read more

Level Up - Arcades Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I love it here great prices and all the games are free except for the pinball machines!

Such a fun place! This bar is located in MGM Grand and offers live music, games, drinks, and I believe food. I love to go there for a drink and beer pong before going to Hakkasan! read more

After our plan A for visiting Top Golf fell though a group of friends and I decided to check this place out for some casual birthday drinks as plan B. It's located waaaay in the back of MGM near the sports book. The concept is super cool with lots of games like a giant PAC man, arm wrestling, basketball shooting, and a horse racing game. They also have a few beer pong tables and vending machines for the ping pong balls. The service was a little bit wonky though. We had a group of about 12 at a large table and asked about three times it a waitress could come by to take our drink orders but after waiting about 20 mins with no one stopping by we decided to just walk over to the bar. The drinks were also pretty pricey as expected for the strip, $18 for a gin and tonic. Overall it's a sweet concept and I hope they can work out some of the service kinks. It's a nice alternative to night club life. read more

It's like any other arcade bar, this one just seems to have better options being on the strip. I came here with the bf last night to kick his butt at air hockey, we even played some basketball and a hockey foosball game. From what I noticed most games only cost a $1 too play which is normal arcade prices.. so it's nice cause it's not overpriced like other arcade bars in the area are. read more

It was a first time coming to this place I go to Las Vegas once a year for my birthday , starting a small tradition amongst my friends. This place is not as you expect , yet provides all the essentials you may need whilst drinking , Open Bar good selections on TAP , my personal favorite (grey goose vodka) (cranberry juice) and some (sprite soda) quick and easy. They have 3 beer pong tables perfectly meant for beer pong , 2 pool tables in case you wanna get serious with it , 2 basketball free throw games a classic air hockey table enough to keep the gang entertained and intrigued , the vibe is what you make of it - would reckoning to stop by and judge for yourself read more

I was really excited to see this place open and would swing through occasionally while it was being built. Unfortunately the finished venue is pretty disappointing. Drinks, especially the beer, is wildly overpriced. All the games take only dollars. Quarters are used on the horse racing machine but when you're ready to cash out you have to trek all the way back to the cashier cage. Drinks are not free while you gamble on this game either, pretty lame. Pool tables are tiny and awkward to play on. The pacman game looks cool but is set up awkwardly and pushed too close to the wall. There's also almost no place to put your overpriced drinks while you play. They had a chance to build a really fun and exciting lounge but fell far short of it. read more

Been here a couple of times and its ok. The stars are all for the VR game. Not the sharpest graphics but the experience is awesome. total submersion in a video game. found myself having a near panic attack when i looked down and had to walk across a gap via a super skinny beam. totally believed it was real. played with a group of friends and it was worth every penny! The bar is whatever. nice enough bartenders but typical casino prices for average drinks. If you want to play the VR games this is for you. If not there's several better arcades a $15 uber ride away on Spring Mountain. read more

Their drinks are pretty strong!! If you're trying to get buzzed before going to Hakkasan, this is the place. AMF $17 each read more

Level Up - Adios MF - Arcades Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Cool spot to hang out to drink and play games. If you haven't been here at Level Up at the MGM Grand you are missing out! From bowling to beer pong to the pool tables and get a shot at beating your friends at some hoops is where it is to enjoy good company and dont forget to battle it off playing street fighter2 or some dance dance revolution This the place to gonif you don't want to go clubbing and not that many steps away from Hakkasan read more

Level Up - Bball at the back is where the night begins - Arcades Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The bartenders here just don't care. Shame on me for sitting around waiting to be noticed. Love how the manager sees me and doesn't even wince at my level of patience. No hello no thank you no nothing. Warm and friendly as a bitter scorned ex gf. Worse is that I manage a restaurant on the same property. The whole union mentality kills the opportunity to be better. This sense of entitlement makes my job harder and even more difficult to enjoy a damn beer. read more

The best new shop in Vegas! Thats what happens when you have all the top barbers in Vegas! Check out Jamal when you go, because i know you will read more

Fun arcade. Lots of games and there's a photo booth. Food and drinks are served here also. It's pretty new, so it's clean and well maintained. Over 21 allowed here only. It's a nice change of pace from typical Vegas activities. Come here before heading over to Topgolf. read more

Cool place to hang out and chill. A few of the games were out of order, so we just played a little pool, and foosball while sippin on a few drinks. Then the deejay started to play some good dance tunes, and a few drinks turned into us making out with the porcelain god, well I think! Hell it's Vegas who cares who or what it was :) Couldn't really tell who worked there when trying to get help, because they had no name tags or anything that identified them as an employees, so we asked 3-4 other drunk people for pool sticks until we finally asked someone who actually did work there. read more

This was my first time doing a virtual reality game and it was overall a great experience. Our group of four had prior reservations and we chose the Zombie experience. I won't divulge much of the details, but it was very fun and interactive. As big as the VR arena is, I managed to physically run into my friends a few times. The VR attraction is fun and well worth the $50 admission. read more

Don't bother. Sunday night football. 3 servers 5 bartenders 10 customers- no service. Very disappointed. Rudeness from service is unbelievable. read more

Awesome concept, poorly executed. I'm adding a star to my review because of an exceptional VR experience here, as it was the only game worth playing on the evening of our visit. Don't you underestimate it -- you'll be sweating your ass off; at least my husband did! A number of games/machines were out of order :/ Wish the area was much larger to accommodate a wider variety of games. read more

It was fun to just play and have a cocktail with my husband. While in Vegas it is fun to do spur of the moment things. I really enjoyed the little ball bowling here. Everything cost in Vegas and this is no exception but hey you are on vacation. Live it up and laugh. read more

Dani was anazing. Great food. Great drinks. A+ service overall. 100% woukd recommend

This past Saturday was my first time checking out Level Up! A group of us went for a friends birthday. After hearing the commotion about this spot, and looking it up online I was extremely excited because they had the virtual reality thing going, an arcade, and alcohol! Games, and alcohol just sounded like a grand time to me! So I was ecstatic! As soon as we get there we head straight to the Virtual Reality booth! It's a bit pricy to play ($50 for 30 minutes) but we didn't care because it's what we've been looking forward to. After reserving our 11pm spot we headed straight to the bar, and ordered drinks. Drinks: I paid $16 for a Jameson & Ginger Ale. I thought it was reasonably priced because of its location, but I overheard a few people complaining on pricing. I guess it just depends what you get but $16 wasn't too bad. Now that we have drinks in our hands we head over to the arcade! Which takes cash only, it doesn't require tokens or a prepaid gaming card like other locations! Not that it matters to me but a heads up for people. There isn't much of a selection on games so that was a bummer. I stuck to playing Jenga, Pool, or basketball because again, selection is not very big and nothing else really caught my attention. Personally, I wouldn't go back. I would rather go to Dave & Busters where drinks are cheaper, and they have a variety of games! Plus you save on having to pay for parking, and navigating through the casino just to find the establishment. Which is always annoying. read more

I love this place , it should have 5stars if i had anything to say in it , little addicted to the nutella rolled ice cream

Came here to play some pool after gambling at the mgm. I was standing at the bar with a tip in hand and asked the bartender for a cup of water, he (very rudely) informed me they only had bottled water. I said "alright" and walked away. My husband thought I had misheard so he went and asked the bartender and he told him the same thing. My husband asks to speak to the manager and the manager says this is company policy. Dude it's water. But here you have no choice but to pay for water. Such a bad way to treat patrons of the casino. Also the bartenders I've encountered every time Ive come here are rude and in my opinion should never be allowed to work In a customer service position. Come for the games not for the service/drinks. read more

If they had kept their DDR Machine, I would give 4-5 stars, but I went back here after seeing KA, I was here during the summer two years ago and wanted to play some DDR, unfortunately they've removed it for your regular boring play to win games. They have pool tables, bar jenga, and beer pong. They also have a Virtual Reality area, but I didn't do that. The night I went they also had karaoke until 12AM And that was very entertaining in itself. The KJ was also super nice. The bartenders were awesome, and knowledgeable about the beer they had. They didn't seem to have servers, and sometimes were a bit understaffed it seemed, but I didn't have many problems getting a drink. read more

Came here on Sunday , want that busy , but the bartender was total Richard .... he ignored me for 20 mins but was flirting with all the girls ! And talk blue moon coated me $21 plus tip , this is definitely a Tourist Trap ! Stay away read more

Waited an hour for them to open after being told they opened at 5:15. The kids who worked there just stood around while we waited, not doing anything. 6:15 came around and they still didn't let anyone in so we just left and went elsewhere. Disappointing considering the internet says they open at 5, we were told they'd be opening at 5:15, and then 6:15 rolled around and they still wouldn't let us in. We came here to have a good time. Getting the run around at the MGM is absolute bullshit. If you were in our shoes you would be pissed as well. Unacceptable read more

My husband and I just did he VR Experience (Zombies Attack) and it was AMAZING! It was so much fun. I wish it was longer than 30 minutes. The instructor was very friendly went through everything thoroughly. It was very easy to get used to. It was just very hot by the end of the game. We will definitely be doing that again! read more

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I love level up! It's a fun little bar that has a dj on the weekends and fun games! They have a dancefloor and beer pong as well! I always go here everytime I go to hakasan to pregame or just if im out and about on the strip! I definitely recommend coming here if you want a fun place to hang out at read more

This is a nice fun little place to come hang out. They have arcade type games such as air hockey, basketball and some machines where you can gamble on games such as frogger and deal or no deal So why the low review, one word service! The bar has horrible service. Some of these bartenders won't even look at you or give you the time of day if your not some hot attractive lady. One bartender told me he would help me right away, and then decided to take the order of two girls who showed up after me. I went to a different bartender and her was more helpful. Also the price of drinks here are more expensive then the hotel bar, or any bar in the MGM for hat case. Yes drinks are high since you are in Vegas, but when I can get a Long Island for about $4 cheaper at the bar in the hotel, then guess where I'm taking my business. I feel like his place can be a great place to come hang out and maybe if things change I would come back since I didn't necessarily have a horrible experience, but a few things need to change before I think about coming back read more

Is nice good music . Drinks to expensive and the one of the Bartender is a dick. . rude as fu****.. no special at all. Really

In a perfect world, a virtual reality feels like the Matrix or Inception. You can drink beer, eat bacon, throw people, get thrown, and apply triangle chokes. But we don't live in that world yet. Zero Latency's "Singularity" is the best possible application of TODAY'S state-of-the-art VR technology. It can't prevent you from no-clipping through the game world's obstacles. But if you crouch behind cover, your in-game avatar will also be crouching behind said cover and presenting a smaller target area. Your real-world body/gun are sync'd up very nicely to the game world and everything feels very immersive. At first I thought this game would be too easy, in order to appeal to the general public. I was wrong about that. There is no losing condition, but you will feel adequately challenged. In our group of 6 (3 gamers, 3 non-gamers), there were moments where we felt overwhelmed. The # of total deaths ranged between 2 and 4; no one had 0 deaths. I also thought this game would have shallow combat, because it already had the VR factor going. I was wrong about that too. The environments and enemy types are diverse, with a couple levels really showcasing the power of VR. There are four different types of guns which each feel like they have their place, and you can even block with a shield. Although I was pleasantly surprised by how challenging the game was, I was equally surprised by how well it appeals to non-gamers. In our group the highest # of kills was 229 (yours truly) and the lowest was 77, which is still a good amount. That means everyone can make a substantial contribution and no one will feel useless. Cons: -There is an annoying siren sound which sounds whenever you are close to someone, for safety reasons. It was sounding pretty much ALL THE TIME since the space you're fighting in is relatively constrained so you're ALWAYS close to someone. Maybe they should lower the distance threshold which triggers this sound. -There was a graphical glitch where everyone's legs were rapidly flopping back and forth the entire time. This did not affect game play but it made everyone look funny. -No glasses allowed within the headset. They have a visual zoom adjuster which I'm told goes between -3.0 and +3.0 diopters, but my prescription is -10. Since the screen is so close to the eyes, it's possible that this is enough for me, but I got contacts to wear just in case. Tips: -The left and right buttons both cycle guns in the same direction. For example, if the guns are 1 2 3 4 and you are on gun #1, pressing right and the left will put you on gun #3. This made me very disoriented in the beginning of the game until I figured it out. -Beam gun seems to be the best choice for the end game. It also seems the best choice in general for large teams that aren't super coordinated since there's less overkill and no delay for switching targets. read more

I did the Zombie VR adventure, and it was awesome! I'm no stranger to VR/gaming, and it was well executed. It wasn't incredibly difficult, so anyone should be able to jump in easy enough. But it was still immersive and engaging. Game mechanics were fun, and the graphics were pretty good. There were some spots that definitely made my stomach turn a little (in a good way), like walking along a skinny platform with no handrails above a 100+ story drop. Immersion achieved. Well done. My only complaint was I was not allowed to wear glasses, and the focus adjustments weren't quite strong enough to get things in focus for me. I have really bad eyes (things to blurry about 6" away from my face), and my right eye was actually ok, but my left eye was just a tad out of focus. It didn't give me a headache, but it did affect my game play a bit. But overall, it's great, and I would totally do it again! read more

I loved everything about my experience - I mean for real - all we did was the VR experience and loved fighting some zombies - this is some serious next level fun - I took my 62 year old father to experience VR for the first time and having never played video games really - he was able to figure things out easily and had a blast with me. The only reason I am giving. A 4 star instead of five is for our limited service on getting locked in - we had to online to register - they couldn't lock us in over the phone for a schedule time. On arrival we got set up - and instead of starting early since hey we're slow we sat around waiting forever so we started right on time. Other than the pre service it was awesome - as soon as our techs came out to get us locked in and set up with vests and Guns it was non stop fun. I suggest a max 6 person party - 4 would be ideal for some of the experiences read more

I am surprised about the complaints from the other reviews! I had a good experience hanging out here during my stay at the MGM. This is an ARCADE BAR. That means I come here for 2 reasons -- to play games and to drink. It seems like other reviews complain about the high drink prices, but I'm not going to simply because there are plenty of other bars to go to and this is an arcade bar. Also, this is Vegas! You can probably buy a drink nearby and bring your own if you really wanted to. I come to an arcade bar to be able to play games... Now for the games. I feel that Level Up has a good variety with a laid-back atmosphere and fun location (right next to a busy walkway), and this is really what makes it shine. Pool (2 tables), shuffleboard (1 table), and giant Jenga are great social games. Pool and shuffleboard costs $2 a game. And "Deal or No Deal" for REAL MONEY?! That means you can gamble in here too! For the size of this place, it has a good balance between game setups and having space for people to just sit down and relax. Verdict: This is a great place to spend time if you're staying at MGM. Or if you're a shuffleboard fan. Or if you lost too much while gambling and want to kill time for just $2 a game. It's really not bad. read more

Avoid Level Up if you want a good customer service experience. We had at least two bar tenders completely ignore us so they could flirt and take pictures. One guy even looked his nose up at us and said, "I'll be right with you." Needless to say he never returned to take our drink orders. Completely unprofessional! We even tried to switch sides to get someone to notice us and they still managed to look passed us to chat with other guests that had already been served. I could understand if it was a busy night, but this place was dead. They should have at least greeted us and returned to take our drink orders. read more

Best virtual reality place I've been to. Only been here twice but I've tried a few other virtual reality places and this in my opinion was the best. It has a whole room to move around in and when you get too close to the person you're playing with it actually pauses the game and alerts you. You also have someone talking you through it. I loved it and would definitely go back over and over. A bit pricey but totally worth it! read more

Level Up - Arcades Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Sat down at the bar for at least three minutes without getting asked if I've been helped even though bartenders made eye contact with me. Then, someone that sat down after me was acknowledged because females were in the group. Wouldn't recommend this bar unless you have females in your group. read more

Bartender is Hawaiian and a sweet guy. Super fast and on point. Beware of the manager in the blue suit. Unfortunately, I didn't get his name but he came over and told my soon talked to my future husband in a disrespectful and condescending tone. If you decide to tip, tip the bartender discreetly without applying on it on a credit card. read more