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.

I was sad to learn that THE CLAW closed. It was the BEST. Staff was friendly and there was always…read moresomeone on the floor to help you reposition or trade. The claws were also very fair, my kids loved being able to win something every time they went. The plushies were also awesome, we loved all the Pokémon they had and the trade up program was very fair. We will miss you!

Super, super, super good fun for the family…read more This was a great place to waste and enjoy time with the family . Remember the days of being young again but with a twist . They don't serve food here it's just a little bit of claw machine fun . Shall we just get to the playing . The store is organized really well . I'm a total outsider here . The twins are doing their best of happy together . They are not fighting. Yay! You have to love things in duo. This unique piece of fun was kind of them to include and share with me . You play your token and move the claw piece around and win a plush . Then you can exchange that plush for another plush. What a concept . The fun is good and exciting. It's not super loud it's actually tranquil and quiet. The lighting is low and truly simple . The staff is very friendly and welcoming. They are here to answer and questions a customer asks. The cleanliness is impeccable for the type of business this is. Even the floor is clean. Need a picture to remember the moment the staff has great photography skills . What's not to love ? Come out and play the claw games. The prizes are so cute and sometimes creepy cool. The children are happy . This arcade is fun for all ages

So many machines to play and the prices are great! Samuel is such an amazing guy--he even let us…read morepick a favorite machine to play. Overall it was a great experience I highly recommend this spot if you're looking for something fun to do with your kids, or if you're just a kid at heart. It's also a really fun place for a date

Claw games everywhere!!!…read more We don't have claw arcade at home so super cool concept. Even better that with a package they give you a plastic bag backpack to carry your winnings and a little tote for the quarters. I thibk we did a $60 package and walked out with about 6 items. It was fun to take chances. The staff was super nice. Store was very clean. Right inbthe mall near the Dillard's entrance!

++ 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].

I really enjoyed my time here My girlfriend is really into…read morestuff like this on vacation so I went along obviously When we showed up the o my thing that was a bummer Parking was expensive and drinks were way over priced for being in the middle of no where But the inside was really different and we did a basic glow optical illusion show And if your into aliens your going to love it here

Such a cool experience. Wanted to do something fun but not stressful. It was bigger and better than…read moreexpected. Only wish I brought clothes that glowed more but man the detail was awesome especially a fan of the show. Ended up buying their shot glasses because I couldn't choose between the 4.

There's mini golf, arcade, and bowling. We just did the mini golf; $14/person which is a good price…read moreby Vegas strip standards. They themed each hole like a different classic Twilight Zone episode, really fun for fans. And if you're not a fan it's glow in the dark weird stuff, also fun. As a warning to migraine sufferers, this might be a trigger. I left early while my family continued and had fun.

This roller coaster is great! So much fun, reasonable prices, no line midday on a weekday, and the…read morepeople working were friendly and helpful! I went with a Las Vegas local so the prices were admittedly lower than usual, but I still thought the general admission price was reasonable too. This is a pretty long roller coaster with lots of twists, turns, a loop, and some big drops. You don't just blink and it's over, so there was time to enjoy it. I also appreciated the fabulous view of the Las Vegas skyline and mountain ranges in the distance. They checked our harnesses twice before the ride began, so it seemed like they were committed to making the ride safe and enjoyable for all. There are convenient lockers to store bags, phones, wallets, keys, etc in and they were a good price ($1). What a fun thing to do while in Vegas! I'd highly recommend it.

There's something about The Big Apple Coaster at New York-New York Hotel and Casino that doesn't…read morejust hit you in the gut it sticks with you. First time I ever rode it, I didn't know what I was signing up for. You hear that slow click... click... click as you climb, thinking, "Alright, how bad could this be?" Then it drops and suddenly you're questioning every life decision that led you to that seat. It's fast, it feels a little wild, almost rickety like it might toss you into the Vegas skyline, and I wasn't ready for it. Not even close. But man... what a trip. And here's the thing that ride became more than just a thrill. One of the last trips I ever took with my dad, we rode that coaster together. I didn't know at the time he was sick... didn't know he had cancer. He never told me. But I remember that ride clear as day. I was focused on grabbing one of those little souvenir keychains after, something simple. He had other plans wanted the bigger photo, something we could hold onto. At the time, I didn't think much of it. Now? That picture means everything. So every time I go back to Vegas, I ride it. No questions asked. It's tradition. And for something that looks compact tucked into the Strip, this thing punches way above its weight. It hits speeds around 67 mph, throws you through a full loop and a barrel roll, and pulls enough G-force to make you feel like a fighter pilot for a few seconds. It's one of the few coasters right on a major city strip like this, and it doesn't hold back. By the time you step off, your legs are a little shaky, your stomach's doing a reset, and yeah you're probably ready to eat something. Quick tip: don't ride it at the end of a long night. Either go in fresh or give yourself some buffer after eating. This one's got some bite. I'll be honest it's not about chasing thrills like I used to. I'm not some hardcore coaster guy. But this? This is different. This is memory, adrenaline, and tradition all wrapped into one loud, fast, unforgettable ride above Las Vegas. Ride it once for the thrill. Ride it again for the ones you remember.

We came here for my son's birthday and had an absolute blast! This place is seriously cool and…read moreunlike anything you've ever experienced before. They have a variety of virtual booths where you can jump into all kinds of games. You can play solo or team up, and trust me, once you start, it's hard to stop. I played about six different games, and every single one was interactive, engaging, challenging, and very active. Who needs the gym when you can burn calories dodging virtual obstacles and playing life-sized games? The highlight of our night was a game of life-sized ping pong. Oh My Gosh, so much fun. We split into two teams, adults versus kids (the kids crushed us). I'll post a video of my kids battling it out; honestly, even if you don't play, it's a blast just to sit back and watch. Besides the interactive games, they also have a pretty cool bar area where you can grab snacks and drinks, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, whatever you're in the mood for. They host birthday parties and special events too, which is awesome because this place is a guaranteed good time. The restrooms are clean, staff is friendly, and the overall vibe is welcoming. I highly recommend a visit. Whether you're competitive, casual, or just going to watch, they truly have something for everyone!

I had been wanting to check out EP for ages. I was so disappointed. I really wish they had an…read moreemployee walking around explaining the games. There were plenty of people at the front desk but when we got inside we didn't really understand most of the interactions. The main room was being used by 4 children the entire time so a couple of us could join them but some games only had space for 6 participants. I really thought an hour wouldn't be enough time but we didn't get the concept of floating mandalas and things like that so we just left. Great marketing but execution wasn't on point. I don't think I'll be back for the Alice party.

We decided to check out Excalibur's arcade on our way back to our hotel from Hoover Dam since it's…read moreon the way. It's our first time visiting the Fun Dungeon so we didn't really know what to expect. The games on average cost at least twice as much as Circus Circus (also new cards cost $2 instead of $1), so our credits were used up extremely quickly. There were many games that required staff assistance but they were understaffed, so we spent quite a lot of time standing around while waiting for someone to start the game. We were not impressed - will be skipping this place & going to Circus Circus in the future!

This arcade has a lotnof kiddie games and is a bit underwhelming. They have the punching machine…read more My husband and kids always do that. It smells in this arcade, but so does the casino. It reminds me of circus circus old school. Just not very impressive. Lol!

Level up is a hit or miss some nights there's an incredible band and some nights there isn't much…read moregoing on Monday night is 80s nights which is always fun and random bands. Tuesday's country night Sundays karaoke Pro tip. Order drinks direct from the bar, the drinks the servers bring around are weak and it's Just a short walk over unless you're only drinking beer then go for it.

MGM Grand Incident at Level Up…read more On Sunday, May 24, we came to Level Up at MGM Grand for Karaoke to celebrate our daughter's 21st birthday and Memorial Day. We were enjoying ourselves up until the following incident with the bartender Ray. I've dealt with busy bars, stressed staff, and occasional misunderstandings before, but this was on another level entirely. The bartenders communication skills were lacking from the start. We seem to be bothering him when trying to place orders. Not once were we greeted, welcomed or even asked if there was anything that we would like to order we had to call on him from across the bar for any type of service. What should've been a normal interaction turned hostile when the bartender demanded my husband owed him $6 for my Coke. My husband explained that he was gambling at the bar for the last half hour, but the bartender insisted he owed him $6 because I was not sitting there when he came with the drink, that he would not comp the beverage. Then came the request for him to place it on a tab so that we could move to a table closer to the stage. He outright refused to listen with dismissive responses, and instead of letting anyone finish speaking, he talked over my husband and daughter and escalated the situation. Rather than being professional, he became aggressive and confrontational immediately. The most frustrating part was being falsely accused of using profanity when no such act occurred. When my daughter told him he was being rude he shouted at her that she was rude and that's when the false claim was made that her boyfriend swore at him when he looked up at the man shouting at his girlfriend and had not said one word. Instead of resolving anything, the Bartender Ray took the incident personally and took it to the next level by calling Security to have us escorted out of Level Up, claiming we were irate, aggressive and he felt threatened by our presence, refusing us service. Despite this we remained composed yet justly upset and being publicly treated like we had done something wrong over a completely fabricated accusation was embarrassing and unnecessary. The security guard apologized and said he didn't understand why the bartender was so angry and that we did not need to leave the premise but needed to leave the venue. I understand customer service can be difficult, especially in a busy environment, but basic professionalism, listening skills and respectful communication should still be expected, especially in a tourism driven industry. Unless management seriously addresses how staff interacts with their customers I won't recommend this place and will never return. My husband is a retired veteran and I have over 30 years experience, in executive sales & customer service. I currently work in the hospitality industry for the largest 4 star resort in North America here in Las Vegas. I completely understand working with unreasonable customers, and we were not that in this instance. Far from it. We are very supportive and treat all service workers with respect. We are good paying customers that also gamble and all we expected was basic common courtesy. Retaliation toward paying customers is unacceptable and any employee in any situation that abuses power because they're having a bad day should be held accountable for their actions.

This is my second year coming here for Super Bowl. If…read moreyou're looking for the ultimate place to catch a football game with awesome drinks and nonstop fun, this place has it all. They combine every fan's dream into one spot, they figured it out. It has huge screens everywhere showing every big play, an energetic crowd that knows how to cheer (or groan) with you, and a bar that keeps the drinks flowing all game long. I highly recommend this place inside Luxor. You'll thank me later.

I was here for a Counterstrike LAN tournament at this venue. It was pretty entertaining. The…read morespectators had seating on the lower level (GA) and were able to order food and drink (alcohol and non-alcoholic versions) from a server. There was also a bar on this floor. They also had lounging areas where people could chill and watch the gaming. The upper seating area was reserved for VIPs, employees, and tournament workers. They had a bar upstairs and downstairs and had high boys and stools for the area upstairs. The setup was pretty amazing (on the ground floor) with a huge screen and stage for the competitors to play and be projected on. In the back, they had computer/gaming chairs with monitors/computers set up and people gaming. They had plenty of restrooms available on both floors, too. Honestly one of the better kid friendly venues on the Strip. I'd definitely come back to enjoy some gaming time here.