Where was a sticker room when I was a child?! Come on!…read moreThis place reminds me of the wonderful sticker books I created as a child. By far better- it's a room! Genius if I would've done this as child in my bedroom! Ha! Flashes of stickers, bold colors and bright lights- OH MY, OH MY! The mural on the outside, stickers all over the glass door and windows. Adequately and strategically placed by people of all ages! It will constantly evolve with random people's creativity. I will return and make another sticker mark!

For $101 you'll receive 10 neon circular stickers to stick anywhere you want inside the sticker…read moreroom... Or you can just walk in for a free photo op. It's definitely a fun attraction for kids to stick stickers on furniture, walls, and even on a piano. How to locate it- Container Park by the stage. Where to get stickers- Any restaurant or store in the Container Park

Loads of arcade machines, good prices, nice rewards, good location- right on Fremont stread more

So this was a pretty decent game area. It's right off Fremont Street so you really can't miss it…read more You'll come in and you can look around and if you want to play a game you can go ahead and go to one of the machines so that you can get credits. They have a myriad of different games and a lot of the games are interactive and multiplayer. So you can definitely come with a group of friends. Actually I would suggest coming with multiple people. They have an upstairs that has the capacity to hold a party or an event, so if you want to rent it out, this will probably be an option for you. Just keep that in mind, but it might not be open for the general public. Just to note, they have a bar situation in the back. They have some food and a couple of drinks, not a full bar by any means though. But at the end of the day, they have something for you considering it's not just like a regular Chuck-E-Cheese type of situation lol. Jello shots for like $4, and they had a couple other things there. Overall, it's good to at least get one time in if you are on Fremont Street. They have very lifelike and life-size games and virtual reality and everything in between.

We've been to Fat Cat twice now, and it is such a fun little bar!!…read more We have come here both times to see The Midnight Cabaret, a local band that does a fun mix of covers and original music. Fat Cat has a great stage, and they have great sound for bands! Let's talk about their cocktails! Are they spendy? Sure...but you're also downtown, so really, the prices are pretty in line with the standard. $16 for a really well crafted cocktail isn't bad...and I haven't had a cocktail here that I didn't like! Just be cautious...they go down quick! We've always had top notch service here, the bartenders are friendly, fun, and knowledgeable about drinks! If you're looking for a fun night out where you might catch some live music, give Fat Cat a try!

Drinks 5/5 Service 2/5…read moreAmbiance 5/5 What a cool little spot this is. The acoustics were great, the decor amazing, and the drinks were excellent. My one complaint, and the complaint of everyone was it took 30 minutes to get a drink. One bartender and one server for a place that was packed is clearly not enough. The server and bartender were doing their best but there should have been at least two bartenders for this event. We will be back.

I heard about a little even called Micro Mania here…read more This was my first time here and it was pretty chill. It has a dive bar like ambiance with some arcade and bowling alley. Also with a sprinkle of wrestling memorabilia. The bartenders were super chill and friendly. Now for the main event, the wrestling venue was in back. A quaint area, perfect for quaint matches. It wasn't packed on a Wednesday night, but eventually almost filled up. From where we were sitting, you literally feel the impact and action going on in the ring! There's plenty of ringside interaction as well. If you want a swell evening that is gonnabe memorable, and for around $45, this is it! The event was about 1.5 hours long with 3 matches. Wished there was more. Overall, I would back, as long they switch up the wrestlers!

Honestly, I've been to The Nerd before and ridden the mechanical penis, so I know it's supposed to…read morebe tough. But my experience last night was completely ridiculous. The girl operating it was giving me major dirty looks the second I started filling out the waiver. When I actually got on, she 100% cranked up the controls to make it as jerky and aggressive as possible right away, purely out of spite. Yeah, I was drunk, but it's literally a bar so dealing with drunk people is the job, and you're still supposed to keep them safe, not try to throw them off maliciously. I've ridden this exact penis before and walked away fine, but this time I left with actual bruises on my chest, an incredibly sore neck, and bruised inner thighs. Using a heavy mechanical ride to take out some weird personal issue on a customer is so toxic and incredibly dangerous. Management needs to check whoever was running the controls last night. Zero stars if I could.

Even if you're staying on the strip, you have to make a trip out to Fremont Street/downtown! I love…read morethe vibes and the people watching here. There are a lot of restaurants nearby and hotel/casinos you can pop into. The canopy made of LED displays is cool and a fun place for pictures. Lots of street performers. It's an interesting place for sure. Take a picture with Vegas Vic/Vickie, see the million dollar display at Binions, check out the Sigma Derby machine (now at Golden Gate hotel), and have some drinks at the Carousel bar!

We went with friends old.Vegas to check out Fremont St. I would definitely recommend checking it…read moreout. We had a blast and enjoyed seeing some of the old casinos and hotels. It's about a 15-20 drive from the Strip.

Very awesome experience. Especially Vincent in the claw experience. He was more than helpful and…read moreawesome with my 10 year old.

I had a great experience at the Fantasy Claw Arcade inside Area15 The arcade was a lot of fun, and…read morethe claw machines were exciting to play. A huge shoutout to the employees, Kevin and Vincent, for being so friendly, welcoming, and helpful. They made the experience even better with their great customer service. I'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend checking it out

Such a cool bar! My first time ever coming here and we bought tickets to a magic show they had. The…read moreinside is super cool with incredible and fun artwork. My favorite was inside the bathrooms, they have it all decked out with Vegas show girl pics. Loved that old school Vegas nostaglia. They have a stage where the magic show was and they also have a lot of live entertainment here. I love that! There is plenty of seating and the bar itself is so cool. I ordered a mocktail and really enjoyed it. My friends also said their cocktails were super delicious. I definitely would come back here again another night! It is on the crazy Fremont street haha but definitely a bar worth checking out!

Cheapshot is so fun! The bartenders CJ and Chris are incredibly friendly and hella talented!!…read moreJiggleroom is my absolute favorite, fell in love with a dancer there. Hypnotizing Hippie, you have my heart

Zak Bagans' Haunted Museum was hands down my favorite part of our entire Las Vegas trip. The…read morecollection is enormous, the atmosphere is genuinely unsettling, and the guides do an excellent job bringing the sinister history behind each artifact to life. It is absolutely worth spending the extra money on the RIP All Access ticket. You receive a free Haunted Museum shirt, a badge and lanyard, and access to areas that are closed to general-admission guests. If you're already making the journey into one of the darkest collections in Las Vegas, you might as well unlock every forbidden door. For those seeking an even more intense paranormal experience, the museum also offers a Late Night Flashlight Ghost Tour. Guests are allowed to explore the darkened museum with flashlights and ghost-hunting equipment. It sounds like the closest you can get to conducting your own investigation--though after what happened to me, I'm not certain returning after midnight would be wise. You see, one of the dolls noticed me. Since leaving the museum, I have heard a woman whispering from the corner of my bedroom every night. At first, she only said my name. Now she tells me to come back. Last night, I woke up holding my RIP badge, even though I had locked it inside my suitcase. Still, this was easily the highlight of our Vegas trip and worth every penny. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Just be careful around the dolls, never look directly into their eyes, and before leaving, make certain nothing has decided to follow you home.

I paid extra for the RIP Tour, and I wouldn't recommend paying the additional money. You're still…read moreon the same tour with people who purchased the regular ticket, and the only thing I really remember being different was crawling through a little tunnel which, honestly, felt pretty useless. The other thing I wasn't a huge fan of was the insistence on having exactly 13 people in each group. I understand the whole "13" thing fits the theme, but 13 people felt like too many for some of the smaller areas we were in. I'd rather they choose a group size that actually works well for the spaces instead of sticking with 13 just for the novelty. That being said, there is SO much interesting stuff inside this museum. We did the four-hour tour, and I honestly still felt like I didn't have enough time to take everything in. There are so many objects and stories that I wanted to remember. One thing I really wish they offered is a little paper or card where you could jot down notes. They are very adamant about not getting your phone out during the tour, which I understand, but I would have loved to write down the names of some of the objects so I could go home and watch the episodes or documentaries about the stories behind them. Overall, I'm glad I went. There's a lot to see and some genuinely fascinating history behind the objects. Just save yourself the extra money and stick with the regular tour. I'll probably go back again and take a notepad and something to write with so that I can try to look up more detail on some of the objects.

If you enjoy the movies this place is definitely worth it…read more.. I love watching movies and this museum brought back a lot of old movie memories. The museum itself isn't very big inside, every corner was filled with original movie props, most of them from older movies. Some of my favorites were the Thor hammer and I also thought Edward Scissorhands was cool. The alien creatures from Men in Black and MIB 2 were also fun to see. My favorite sci-fi movie prop was the alien queen from Aliens (1986) LoL! Lots of cool props. Owner was nice and friendly. I'd say there's a lot of props from sci-fi and scary movies: Alien vs Predator, The Village, The Chronicles of Riddick, Robocop to name a few. They even have the prop for the dead FedEx pilot body from Cast Away. Don't miss Chucky... he's the original from the 2021 movie! The museum is located at the Neonopolis (corner of Fremont Street and Las Vegas Boulevard). Review #2844

We decided to check out this experience before attending a show upstairs at the Notoriety. We…read morehappened to catch it on a day that is was $5 per person off so both of us got to check it out for $30. If you are a movie buff, this is an experience you most likely enjoy since they have a good variety of items from many different movies. They also have an interesting gift store part that you can actually browse for free if you don't want to go into the experience. I personally thought the setup that you could do picture was the most entertaining especially the Indiana Jone's one. If you are in the area and have some time to kill, this is an experience that is good to see.

The Museum Of Illusions is located on the Las Vegas Strip somewhat close to The Aria. Parking is…read morefree to locals in The Aria. The Museum is interesting and roomy enough. I didn't feel crowded in or crushed anywhere. There were many interesting photo opportunities. It was GREAT of the museum to notify you about some rooms that might make some people feel unbalanced. I didn't feel bored here. There was enough here to enjoy yourself. This is a place that anyone of any age can enjoy. A BIG THANKS!!!! for the locals discount too!

I did not want to have to write this review twice, but here goes…read more Total waste of money. They use surge pricing so if you go without tickets they will screw you royally. In our case, I am a local, I went with my 5 year old grandson and my 81 year old friend. I had a chose of not going in or paying "VIP" PRICING -- $82 per ticket, no local discount, no age discount. What do you get? Shorter line to get in -- for a moment -- then you merge with everyone else. You wait on same lines for slides, ice cream, etc. The quality of that ice cream is average, the soft serve is below average, the topping cheap. I had expected - and I read a lot of about it -- a fun experience, with good ice cream, and highly engaged staff. The staff was fine, however, they were more like crowd watchers than engaged staff. They fooled me once, and they will never fool me again. However, AREA 15 is well worth it in so many other ways.