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    Round1 Arcade - Las Vegas

    3.2 (73 reviews)
    Tue 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)
    Wed 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Round 1 South Premium Outlets
    Faye A.

    Round two at Round1, because apparently we don't learn and also because snacks were calling. This time we hit the Las Vegas South Premium Outlets location, less seating than Meadows Mall, so it was a bit of musical chairs, but worth it. The Ado collab was still going strong and we completed the set with all six mystery coasters (victory was sweet). Food check: surprisingly legit for an arcade, and everything came out hot, no sad, lukewarm fries here!!! Meanwhile, my son turned into a claw-machine legend and walked away with an embarrassing amount of prizes. Overall chaos level: joyful!! Fun level: high!!! Strongly recommend if you need to entertain kids, grown kids, or yourself pretending you're just there "for them".

    Leona S.

    One of our regular spot to hang out with the entire family which consists of 7 kids ranging from 1yo to 9 yo. We love this place! You can hang, eat & play. The service between claws & food court is good! The best part is they have a .99 cents ice and its blue bell!!! They have a wide variety of food selection, they have fries, pizza, chicken wings, even ramen! The only thing that's missing in this location is bowling alley but we can do it without bowling coz its already fun playing the claws and arcades.

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    Tracy E.

    The food is basic bar food. Which is okay because this is the kind of place it is but the food is very very expensive. It's cute but be prepared to come with a lot of money. Lots and lots of claw machines and games and when the kids are little they don't even know if you don't put any money in it haha. They do have 99 cent ice cream cones which is kind of cool. You can also get a picture of soda for $10 and it's refillable. Tap beer was $3.99. It's just the food was incredibly expensive

    Motogp VR
    Jewlein H.

    Regrettably, I am compelled to write this Yelp review due to recent events at this establishment. The venue attracts a diverse clientele, ranging from rhythm games to racing games, with groups of at least ten individuals. As a member of the racing community, I am deeply concerned about the management's lack of appreciation for the contributions of these patrons. Not only do we invest time and money in the games, including credits for crane games and food, but we have also fostered a sense of community among both new and existing players. However, finding out management has purposefully implemented measures that hinder our enjoyment and well-being is very unsettling. For instance, they have restricted access to essential amenities such as water, they have deliberately relocated other games to a previously open area compromising the comfort of our gaming space, they've purposefully blocked our cards that we've invested money into from being able to use specific games but when we try to use the cards on different machines you can use it. Additionally, their negative attitude towards regular patrons has created an unpleasant atmosphere. As a community, we have been nothing but respectful and supportive of the business. We used to be very close in relation to the managers of this establishment, but for some reason, one manager has expressed complete negativity towards our community, and from then it has just been escalating. Anytime we try to address any issues they give very unprofessional responses and attitude and just say to take it up to corporate. At this rate they will lose their communities one by one. This establishment was once a haven for fun and camaraderie, but the actions of certain management members have resulted in a significant loss of business.

    Funny prizes
    Nani G.

    This is a great late night hangout. From claw machines, VR games, and photo booths there is so much today. There's also food and drinks though I have never purchased. It is definitely on the more expensive side but still worth it. They have machines for self service as well.

    Clint W.

    Located inside the South Premium Outlets this place is huge. Tons of games and a food court. Staff was nice and place was fun if this is your kind of thing. Reminds me of a Dave and Busters. Would likely come back.

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    Nadine C.

    Arcade games in Las Vegas, Nevada... I'm terrible at games... like these claw machine types. However, my friend, Irene, won three Line Friends plushies from this Round1 location. She said that there's one more Brown character to get. It wasn't available 4 months ago when she was here because the machine was broken. I looked at Round1 in Los Angeles... of course, there were no Brown (bear) characters in LA! I had to get to the Las Vegas South Premium Outlet Mall and find Round1 and win Brown (for Cony)! Free parking near the end of the mall was easy. I saw the red words "ROUND1" on the outside wall. Walking up and down the aisles of claw machines, we finally found Brown! I loaded my card and prayed hard! After many tries, we were successful! Thanks, Irene, for alerting us to this activity! The place was loud and happy with many children and their families!

    First time in ages these are free.
    Joseph S.

    Honestly best maintained arcade I've ever had the pleasure visiting. As a local racing/drifting enthusiast I could not understate how important maintenance is to all machines. Specifically the Max Tune cabinets are in perfect almost 1:1 feel for real racing/drifting. Only problem was the game would be capitalized by this massive group. I get wanted to enjoy a good game but hogging it for 6+ hours is extreme. Thankfully it seems something's been done because the games are open and clean. Hope to be back soon especially now that these cabinets are free.

    Irene M.

    Rewards are the cutest here... Round1 Arcade is found at the very end of the Las Vegas South Premium Outlets and though I don't usually walk the entire complex I found parking near the middle section which I thought would be good so no matter which direction I'd walk it would be half the distance lol! Since this indoor mall is cool with air conditioning it was an easy walk and didn't really expect much until I see the giant sign with all the vibrant lights and sounds the Game Center brings though having no plans to play any games but a great place for some much needed break. From the outside we can see some seating and a huge sign for the restroom, and as we walked in noticed a sign for a gift bonus with game card purchase and as I browsed around noticed majority of the prizes were Japanese/Asian plushies and was just too hard to resist. Never have I found so many LINE Friends in one area was just incredible and after watching someone else's attempts on the larger ones decided it wasn't gonna happen for me and decided on a bit smaller ones though they're not tiny at all and at a great size and yes I did win a few which I was so excited. There were other Game Center I wanted to visit though after this one I think I reached my max which is a great unexpected victory along side some outlet shopping which put a smile on our faces. Thank you!

    Wendoline B.

    SO MANY CRANE GAMES! We spent about $70 and that kept us entertained for a good 1 1/2. I like that there are new games from Japan, as well as the classic games we see at other arcades. Staff is friendly and it feels airy and clean. I think we maybe coming here instead of D and B's.

    Gambit H.

    This is in the outlet mall opens at 10am. They have so many different fun arcade games for the entire family. They also have claw machines, food and ice cream for $1. What a fun way to have fun with the kids!

    Plushies galore

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    This place is fun but a bit pricey, especially for the food. Spent almost $20 for some tenders and fries that were mediocre.

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    I needed assistance and Absalon went out of his way to help me. Truly amazing service for my first time at Round1 arcade.

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    Not cheap, as all arcades aren't, but it has a large variety of games, claw machines and different activities.

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    3.5 miThe Strip

    Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures because the Big Apple Coaster has a very strict…read moreno-loose-items policy. They won't allow you to bring your phone or anything else in your pockets onto the ride. Staff actually check before you board, and if you have anything on you, they'll send you back to put it away. Luckily, there are lockers nearby for around $1, so storing your belongings is quick, easy, and inexpensive. We visited on a Friday night and purposely waited until it was dark so we could enjoy the views of the Las Vegas Strip while riding. We had purchased our tickets online ahead of time, which I highly recommend because it allowed us to skip the ticket line. Once inside New York-New York, the coaster was easy to find, and we only waited about 30 minutes to ride. As a plus-size woman, I was happy to find that I fit comfortably on the ride, which is always something I appreciate knowing before visiting an amusement attraction. It was over 100°F outside the night we rode, so flying through the loops, twists, and huge drops while getting blasted with warm desert air made for a pretty wild experience! I'll admit, I was a little terrified--the drops are much bigger than I expected, and I rode a good portion of it with my eyes closed. The ride itself is fairly short, but it's packed with excitement from start to finish. My teenager absolutely loved it, and even though it scared me a bit, I'm really glad we did it. If you're visiting Las Vegas with kids or teens, I'd definitely recommend adding the Big Apple Coaster to your itinerary.

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    Green vibes!!! Make us a stop during your St. Patrick's Day festivities!

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    4.7(338 reviews)
    4.3 miThe Strip

    I actually found this place on TikTok and decided to check it out while we were at the Horseshoe…read moreCasino. It's located on the lower level and has a small bowling alley and arcade as well. We only did the mini golf, but we had a great time! The course itself is on the smaller side, but it's really cute and almost everything glows in the dark, which makes it fun and unique. I also loved that they had a cute little plastic golf club for my toddler to use, which was such a thoughtful touch and made it more family-friendly. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, and the prices were extremely reasonable, especially for being inside a casino. They also offer a military discount, which is always a huge plus! Overall, we really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend checking it out if you're at the Horseshoe. Great little activity, especially if you have kids!

    This was such a surprise. It's a great break from the gambling and hoorah of Vegas for a bit and…read moreenjoy good fun. It's great for families or a date. My favorite parts is that it is very affordable and you are still on The Strip. Whether you're a fan of Twilight Zone or not the entire theme is cool. I also love the fact it is glow-in-the-dark; it makes it more fun. There are also arcade games and a few indoor bowling lanes. I highly recommend doing this during your next Vegas visit.

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    Twilight Zone Mini Golf - Don't worry, they're just dolls!

    Don't worry, they're just dolls!

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    Outside of the establishment

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