Stumbled upon this place while browsing yelp. Went over to check out some of the things here and…read moregot a lot more than expected. If you're a sci-fi alien type person, John Wick person or just a person who enjoys different atmospheres this is the place for you. Very much of that black light scene. A lot of cool things in this place to venture into. They have a few bars, venues, and events. I would say it's more geared towards kids and teens but a perfect place to walk around for adults. There are some bars to check out. The individual rooms and events cost about $15 each. We enjoyed Haley's comment which is a ride around the roof of the building inside. Outside was very hot did not get to enjoy that area very much but inside it was very cool. There was several things to do while you were indoors. if you're in Vegas and you're tired of gambling. I would say this is a good place to go. Take some kids and enjoy the day. Parking is 6.99 for a 24 hour. So you could come and go.

++ Splendid venue. Various unique attractions here. My…read morefriends' favorite was the Omega Mart. Lotta wacky exhibits. Mine was the Interstellar Arc, allegedly the world's largest VR experience. - Aside from porta-potties, finding this venue's restrooms require some navigation. - The commercial area needs more shade to beat the dry, hot Vegas climate. + Ample parking, - but paid. + Conveniently located near other popular Vegas destinations, like a 10min drive away from the Sphere and 10min away from the STRAT, the US' tallest observation tower. . Tip: Just beware the rideshare situation. Most Vegas venues have designated rideshare locations; you can't just be picked/dropped off wherever. For Area15, note that it's a ~7min walk from Interstellar Arc to the southern Uber pickup zone [screenshot attached].

Alise was the absolute best!!! Took amazing photos for me and my family gave us her full attention…read moreso kind !!!

We went here without planning. So we bought the ticket at the counter, about $25 per person (plus…read moretax). We did have to wait about 20 min since they have certain amount of entry per hour. The museum is small but quite fun. We spent about 1-2 hours here. The staff is friendly and taking photo for you. I would highly recommend to check it out if you are looking for some fun and easy activities with family.

Do not mistaken this exhibit for the 1923 Prohibition at the Mandalay Bay Hotel Casino. The…read moreVenetian version upholds a more realisticated authentic New Orleans- prohibition theme.. Low ceiling and dimly lit lights to best exemplify the underground canal-tunnel era. Sara was an amazing waitress and conduit to one of the best evenings it's of dining, flavors, and enjoyment! Espresso Martinis $20 each and VERY good! I also had an Old fashioned and it was definitely one of the best I've had. Same price point. We really loved the speakeasy vibe & the somewhat secret way to get here if you don't know what your looking for.

Tucked away in a little oulet in the shopping area is an elevator that takes you to a portrait that…read moreis a door... Then you step into the majestic 1923! With dim lits, a purple hue, fancy tables and a beautiful bar you feel a little fancy. We were the for the Docksiders Yacht Rock show. My definition of Yaht rock and theirs differs but that is not the venues issue. It was clean and quaint. We received a free drink with our ticket entry. Wendid not get a choice but it was some drink out of a remixed cooler. It was strong and flavorful. Overall this is a cool venue for the right show.

We are escape room go-ers and have been to rooms all over the country including all of the ones in…read moreLas Vegas ...This is genuinely - by far - our FAVORITE one. I can't go into detail why without giving things away, but EVERYTHING was thought of... the acting was absolutely incredible! The check-in person was so clear and inviting. Absolutely highly recommend! It was so much fun and if you're someone who does escape rooms, you're going to find that the clues in this one are really well thought out and everything makes sense.

Thank you very much. Chaidan the actor was phenomenal and the front office was even just as good.read more

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!

Great experience from start to finish. Make sure to stay to see Stacey Stardust (if) you escape.read more

This is where Hubbs wanted to celebrate his birthday so off we went!…read moreI got 2 tickets and scheduled our tour with ease. It was. Sunday afternoon and lots of time slots were available but they seem to have units a few walk ins too! Parking was easy, pay at the machine. When we left after our time at the Continental the lot was much fuller than when we arrived. When you're facing the building the entrance in on the right, I wasn't too sure where it was. We were greeted when greeted when we walked in and my husband was welcomed back to the Continental. Everyone working stayed in character and it was super fun! The escape room type puzzles are easy and finished quickly, the rest of the experience is interactive with the cast and I'm not going to ruin anything by telling you anything about it. Definitely a good time, the sad part is attending once is probably enough. Oh and you cannot take any pictures once you leave the bar area.

I LOVE visiting the Bellagio Conservatory. It's one of the highlights of my trip. They do an…read moreamazing job with all the flowers. Though not all of them are real I learned. I was sadly surprised. I love that it's a free activity and you don't have to be a hotel guest to enjoy it. I do wish we'd visit it at a less crowed time, when would that be I don't know as Vegas is the place that no one sleeps. I have seen pictures of it virtually empty so there must be a quieter time then we go. We went around 6 on a Saturday in May so it was peak visiting hours. Even with it being packed you can still get some great pictures. We took a great one near the arbor. We had some people take it for us, but for some reason the background turned out great but, we look funny, maybe grainy, I'm not sure, but they are unusable. We then took a selfie and it turned out great. You don't have the full arch, but it's better than nothing.It still has the beautiful flowers surrounding us. I was able to get lots of pictures and videos. People really respect the camera and try to avoid being in your shot even when you're taking a long video. I keep mine down to 15 seconds, but when you'r recording it seems long. They have a Rolex show at the entrance of the gardens and my husband loved pursuing that shop while I entered the gardens and was admiring all the flowers, he eventually caught up. Lost of family's were there taking group pics near the arbor too, but it was never too crowed to get a pic. People moved quick and there were so many selfie spots that there was never a long wait. The arbor is the place to take pictures, it totally frames you in. Last time if was near Valentine's Day and we had someone take our picture of us under the full heart arch. Those pictures turned out well. That was 3 years ago during a very special trip. The background music is very pleasant and adds to the ambiance. I took a ton more pictures and lots of us, but I opted not to post those. I try to keep my post down to 10 pictures, sometimes a few more or less. You still get the jest of it all with the videos I took.

Beautiful. And free…read more The display changes - not sure how often. But it's one of those places you can visit multiple times since the display is constantly changing. While you are there - be sure to look up while in the lobby to see the glass flowered ceiling designed by famed glass artist Dale Chihuly.

Stopped in here for an hour on a Saturday night. James checked us in and showed us how to play the…read moresimulator. He was very professional and helpful. The drink service was excellent, definitely one of the best servers we've had in Vegas. She was very attentive and friendly. Drinks are affordable and you can order food from the beast downstairs. The ambiance was a lot more private than other places on the strip like top golf and atomic golf. The leather lounge chairs and big sofas gave this place an upscale yet comfortable vibe. I would recommend this place for all levels of golfers as they offer many different types of courses and games. As a beginner this was a great place to learn and jam out to some 90s alternative rock.

Oh my gosh, the nicest guy gave us an hour for free. We didn't order any food and drinks, but I…read moredefinitely want to next time. The only reason we did it was because we're gonna close the kitchen and the bar as well but it was still super nice. We had a great time.

OMG, a full hour nonstop games do $12? I thought the games were going to be trash, but they were…read morereally fun! All the kids had a blast!!! I will recommend this to everyone who loves arcade games! A big shout out to the girl working the front desk... I forgot her name but she was soooo sweet! Helpful in every way and had a smile even though she was doing EVERYTHING! These type of employees are the reasons why customers come back! She deserves a raise!

Decided to stop in after seeing this arcade around for awhile. Purchased two hourly passes. Was…read morecharged a card fee because I didn't already have a card. Wish that wasn't a hidden fee. The games were older; some classics. Good represent action of Japanese games, rhythm games, shooters, some carnival classics like basketball and speedball. Some games were in Japanese only so we were a bit lost on all the functionality or options in the games. There aren't many brand new games, but I think that's because new arcade games aren't being produced anymore like they used to be. Expect some of the bugger name older classics. The player 1 gun of Time Crisis aim alignment is completely off which made it feel like lost time playing a broken game. I was probably mist excited to play that. Wish there were more coop beat em up classics like Turtles In Time or the XMen games. It was OK. Likely won't be back but I don't think they're catering to my demographic seeking nostalgia entertainment. I applaud them for being in what I think is a tough business keeping an out of fashion nostalgic relic alive. I wish I had more reasons to return and support the business.

The museum aspect was incredible. Beautiful art installation. Very immersive. Found ourselves just…read moresmiling and laughing the entire time. Downside was getting upsold on a ridiculous ticket that was supposed to be for an extra exhibit that was just lame TVs no bigger than what I have on my wall at home

5/24 A weekend when…read moreBTS, The Jonah's Brothers, and No Doubt were all in town, drawing in ecstatic crowds. Where: at a new corridor in between The Cosmopolitan and Aria, in addition to being neighbors to a Ross discount store, Museum of Illusions, and The Ocean Prime restaurant. I made the mistake of walking in 94 degree weather from where I was staying (at Resorts World) with a nearly 45 minute walk, and so the following day I took an Uber going in the same direction to the most southern side of the strip. What: an art museum with a focus on light and projection. Think Tokyo's teamlabs Borderless digital art museum, albeit on a smaller scale. The Exhibits: no matter where you look, everyone including myself were phone in tow taking photographs and filming in rooms with high ceilings, and projected light against mirrored walls. Since BTS was in town for their 4 day stop on their world tour, the exhibits included BTS themed projections, music, and cafe. I don't know how to describe it, but being in rooms with dimly lit light was just exhilarating and relaxing. How: definitely try to get tickets in advance if you can. I tried to visit the prior day, but the line looked extremely long at 2PM. I chose a 5PM for the following day ($60 with access to the cafe) and it took maybe 5 minutes to enter. I would say the whole experience for me was roughly an hour or so. I thoroughly enjoyed the Arte Museum and would definitely make a return visit in the near future.