I've been on a mission to try new things, and this was one of them…read more Honestly, I didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did, but my kids and I had an absolute blast! The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. Before entering the shooting area, they showed us an instructional video and went over all the safety rules to make sure everyone felt comfortable and prepared. The cost was $27 per person for an hour, which I felt was reasonable for the experience. They also have a small area where you can purchase drinks, and there is a restroom inside the facility for convenience. One thing I thought was really cool is that you can take your target sheet home at the end as a souvenir. I will definitely be coming back, especially for an adults-only outing. We had so much fun, and I can't wait to do it again!

My first visit was pretty straight forward. I was assisted by Roger, very informative and friendly…read more I went for range time and they have targets available included with the 1hour you purchase, for no extra cost. Place was clean and had lanes available but they do recommend you call ahead. They provide lessons and tuning services on site but I did not go for those options. Definitely, coming back!

Chris was an amazing show host ! I heard the red team we…read moreplayed against smells! Overall a fun experience I had a huge shot!

Zara was so attentive and great!! She answered all our questions and was very charismatic. She made…read moreour checking experience great!! Tim, was our host. Such a good host!! Our team had so much fun and Tim made our experience even better!!! He was really funny and energetic. I would love for Tim to be our host again when we come back! Definitely recommend this place!!!!

super fun and a great time! had a lot of on the paint together date night and i will most…read moredefinitely making my way back for future events. 10/10 recommend making the trip

paint and sip in town square las vegas. cute place and friendly staff, highly recommend!read more

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.

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

Looking for some ideas for our anniversary when I found Play Playground at the Luxor. This was…read moreright up our alley because it fell on a Saturday this year (lucky for us, because my LTP is currently busy with school and work during the week). The last time our anniversary fell on a Saturday, it was in 2020 and we literally couldn't do anything due to COVID restrictions, so this one was extra special for us. We marked seven years of dating on 7/18/26! I had a pretty good childhood, back when there was no such thing as smartphones, VR, and AI, and Play Playground allowed us to play like a kid again. This is a family friendly place during the day, but they implement it to 21+ only after 7:00pm and 13+ only after 6:00pm when accompanied by an adult. Make sure to sign the waiver online and forward it to everyone in your party before arriving here to save time. You'll get plenty of playtime here; the entire thing lasts about 90 minutes, which includes Duck Duck Boom across from the main entrance. Once you enter, you check in and they will give you a lanyard that you can hook your play card on, which is extremely convenient. You will also be assigned a random name (I was "Neutral Guava and my LTP was "Pleased Hare") so that they appear on the scoreboard for each game. All games are worth 15 credits and many of them mirrored games we played when we were kids, such as Frolic (Simon Says), Perfect Popper (Perfection), and Rolla Derby (Skee Ball). Tic-tac-toe, Connect Four, and Jenga can be found at numerous tables as well. The Bullseye Bounce was one of my favorite games to play here, where I got to jump on a trampoline in a Velcroed suit and throw myself as high as possible onto a Velcroed target in three tries. There's also a bounce house maze in the very back, which was also fun to experience since I've been inside several bounce houses at birthday parties and other events when I was younger. Their cocktails are absolutely amazing, too. I got myself a Pop Rock Punch cocktail and my LTP got himself a Duck Duck Boom cocktail. The Pop Rock Punch came with a pack of Blue Raspberry pop rocks that I could add in myself (I did not choose this flavor specifically; it was selected at random). We got both of these in a 12oz cup. Being a Las Vegas resident of 25 years, I think this was the most fun I've ever had on The Strip thus far. Play Playground is a great place for any occasion.

This is a super fun place for a date night or just to take some friends and challenge each other…read more No arcade games just fun interactive puzzles and brain puzzles. I mean that some of these require you to think and be fast. Some are games like operation and match the shapes till the board pops. Others require that you and your team mate have to get a red ball through the maze and score points. They have different passes one basic and one VIP, family pass and also group packages. I got the vip this comes with unlimited game play as the games require you to swipe your pass and before you know it your credits run out. Trust me the games are super fun and most of them you will try to beat your score playing multiple times. The vip also comes with one cocktail and swag bag. We had lots of fun and we be back to try and get higher scores. The staff here are super helpful and offer up lots of help with games some are challenging. So head on over to the Luxor hotel and give this place a try....

Located on the walkway/bridge between Luxor and Excalibur. My son and husband went together, the…read moreprice was $10 each for each experience. The first one was very glitchy (wouldn't center in the headset, hydraulics stopped midway), so the girl added an additional ride. My husband got motion sick lol, but my son loved it. I hopped on when my husband hopped off, and the headset was not in focus (I had to hold it over my nose practically). All in all, it just seemed like these sets have seen better days.

If I could leave a negative review I would! The location located in the circus circus ran by…read moreKatherine is a scammer she says she will give one price then charges a different amount. She had pulled my wife to the side and was whispering and trying to just have a conversation with her since she felt she could get money out of her... Well while whispering prices she says she would do 2 vr rides for $20 for my 5yo daughter.Great I hear that and say that's fine we will do the "$20" ride. Well after Katherine takes my wife to the side to charge her to start off she charges her $38.99 and never mentioned no refunds just charged the card! I don't realize this because I'm thinking it's $20 but after the first ride my 5yo gets motion sickness so she only does one ride and gets off... I would have been fine paying the $20 but no I come to find out they are charging a whole different amount than what was talked about. This place is a scam and I hope Katherine gets fired and if it's a family business situation watch out! I spoke to one of the workers and the person even said they have seen 3 other situations that were similar just happen in the last month!! This hasn't been the first and last time they will do this so be careful and before they charge if you are still willing to do the rides make sure the charge is what was told!!!

An acquaintance of mine recommended checking out the Arte Museum and I am so glad that I did! I've…read morebeen to plenty of digital/immersive art installations, but I've never been to one on the level of Arte. Las Vegas is one of two locations (the other is in NYC). I purchased my ticket at the entrance. My Uber driver persuaded me to add on the Interactive Café for an extra $5. Tickets are a bit pricier compared to other installations, but there are so many exhibits and you can easily spend two hours here. I visited back in February 2026. I don't know how often the installations are changed but the website has a list of current installations on view. I enjoyed all of the exhibits. The standouts for me were: Giant Camellia - I loved being able to touch the wall and see and hear the effects. It was very calming. Star Raindrops - I absolutely LOVE infinity rooms! Live Sketchbook Night Safari - this was such a cool interactive experience and my inner child loved it! Arte Café - the lavender milk tea that I had was really good and it was really cool to see art displayed on the table as well as the beverage itself! I appreciated how large each room was. I didn't feel rushed to move through each installation and it was nice to be able to take my time and allow myself to get emersed in the experience. Visiting the Arte Museum was one of the highlights of my trip and I'm so glad I made time to visit!

Arte Museum is an immersive experience located on the Vegas Strip. It spans 30,000 square feet and…read moreeach room engages multiple senses at once. If you've ever been to teamLab, this place reminds me of that with the rooms and the exhibits. We booked our tickets online for when they opened, and when we got there there was already a line to get in. They have lockers with locks if you need to store your stuff. The museum was two floors with a variety of exhibits. Overall it took us about an hour to see everything. If you're looking for something different to do on the Strip this is a good place to go.