Had a great night out at the Las Vegas Grand Prix/ F1 HUB Lounge…read more Came during their summer special ("Sips, Sims & Soccer" Promotion, runs through July 19) so enjoyed free soft serve ice cream cones & F1 simulators, very fun and much appreciated! Also checked out their bar/lounge and shared two pizzas (Hot Honey Finocchiona and Peppered Ricotta) plus the Chicken Tinga Nachos and all were delicious! Also got a bucket of Heinekens, Pepsi, and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, yum. Went downstairs to see about their go karts but they were sold out for a private event. Looked fun though, will have to go back to try it out!

My husband and I visited here on a Sunday afternoon, and we had such a great time! It was really…read morecool seeing some of the Formula 1 race cars up close and exploring all of the interactive exhibits. They also have racing simulators for guests who are not over 16 years old. We went on the race track and wow, those are definitely not your average go karts! They were fast, and we had a blast racing each other. Afterward, we headed upstairs to the bar where we watched a World Cup game while relaxing with drinks. I highly recommend checking this place out. It's especially great for groups because the racing can get pretty competitive!

Bunch of different lights and and sections too see. The kids were cute selling the hot chocolate…read moreand other products. Felt like the cars were rushing a bit. Not sure if they painted the roads but my car has yellow paint on it.

We were very excited to visit Glittering Lights for the first time (Saturday), but we left just a…read morelittle disappointed. The experience started off on a frustrating note as we waited in line for a little over an hour. The system they use to funnel cars in really needs to be revised because it felt pretty chaotic. After sitting in line for about 35 minutes, an employee suddenly opened two additional lanes to the left of us. Cars raced past, and about 30 to 40 vehicles that had been behind us ended up well ahead of us. It was discouraging. Once we finally made it in, we were given five mini candy canes, pamphlets, and vouchers for our drinks. We ordered two hot chocolates and two apple ciders. The drinks came in collectible plastic cups, which was a nice touch, but they were not hot at all. They were barely lukewarm, which was disappointing, especially on a chilly night. After grabbing our drinks, we had to wait in another line to enter the lights. This line funneled five lanes down into one and also allowed Fast Pass holders to merge in and cut the line, adding another 30 to 35 minutes to our wait. While we waited, we listened to their HoHo Radio. In theory, it's a fun idea with Christmas music, movie trivia, and little holiday extras. It runs through YouTube on your phone, so every time you want to take pictures, the radio stops and has to be reloaded. After about 20 minutes of that, we switched to a music app so we could enjoy nonstop Christmas music. As for the lights, there were some creative and cute themes. But the crazy number of ad displays was completely overwhelming. Sponsor lights for plumbers, lawyers, restaurants, fast food chains, orthodontists, hospitals, a psychiatric clinic and more were mixed right in with the themed displays. The amount of ads felt excessive and really took away from the magic. I understand the need for sponsors, but the ads in the booklet they hand out to every car would have been more than enough. At the end of the ride there is a living nativity scene. It was interesting to say the least. Not at all what I was expecting, but I give them kudos for putting something together. Oh last thing... I have to give a huge shoutout to the staff members. They were all friendly, welcoming, and informative. Their great service was refreshing and honestly one of the highlights of the night. Overall, our party of five enjoyed the variety of lights along the three mile stretch, but the long waits, line issues, lukewarm drinks, and overwhelming amount of ads along the way really spoiled the experience for us. It's a magical experience, then you turn your head to see an ad sign for a Plumbing company. If they really want to include Ad lights, they should put all ads at the front or end of the ride, that way it doesn't take away from the magic. Tip: Make sure you have a full tank of gas, empty bladders for the kids, and some fun activities or games to entertain your group before you get in line. If you visit on a weekend, you are almost guaranteed to wait at least an hour.

My partner took me here since I've always said I wanted to try a batting cage and he's played…read morebaseball before. He used to go here as a child so there's that sentimental aspect to it. I really enjoyed it! The staff were friendly when we walked in. It was cool seeing all the "mini" stadiums of major league baseball fields! My partner told me which ones were what. It was fun trying out the batting cages, there's different speeds and everything which was what I was looking forward to as a newbie! Then we went to the fields to play catch and practice my throws!

Our team recently traveled to Las Vegas for a baseball tournament and played at Big League Dreams…read morePark. We had an early 8 AM game, which meant arriving before 7 AM, and that's where things got off to a frustrating start. They were checking every single bag at the entrance, including the players' bags. It felt excessive, especially for kids who had just woken up and were heading straight to the field. Not allowing players to bring something simple like a Gatorade or a granola bar didn't sit right. I understand limiting outside food for families with coolers, but taking basic items from players that early in the morning felt unnecessary. On top of that, admission was eight dollars per person (players didn't pay) which seemed a bit steep considering the condition of the facility. The park feels pretty rundown overall. There was talk about future upgrades to the fields, backboards, and general facilities, but it sounds like those promises have been floating around for a while, so it's hard to know if real improvements are actually happening anytime soon. That said, the boys did enjoy playing on the turf field. The concession stand was open and convenient, but the overall experience is held back by how dated everything feels and the strict, somewhat unreasonable entry policies.

I was in Vegas for a few days and realized the Aces' home opener lined up perfectly with my trip…read moresuch an easy decision to grab a ticket! I stayed at Park MGM and was pleasantly surprised that T-Mobile Arena is literally right across the street. No dealing with crazy Uber/Lyft prices, which was a huge win. The timing couldn't have been better it was opening night and their championship ring ceremony. Watching the team receive their 2025 championship rings in person was an incredible experience. The energy in the arena was unmatched! Seeing A'ja Wilson, Jackie Young, and Chelsea Gray play at home was absolutely electric. The arena itself is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. Staff were super friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. If you're in Vegas during the WNBA season, I highly recommend catching an Aces game. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town!

Ok so my nephews favorite fighter in the UFC is Charles Oliveira and he was making his comeback…read morefight after a stunning loss in his last fight vs Ilia Topuria to fight Max Holloway in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena at UFC 326. So he is a good kid-does well in school,about to graduate high school,so he asked his dad if he could take him to watch the fight live as a graduation gift. Well once they decided to go,they extended the invite to myself & his grandmother,who is my 73 year old mother. Well this was going to be my mother's 1st UFC event,so to say she was beyond excited is a massive understatement. We secured tickets thru our membership to UFC Fight Club-which gives members presale access to all live UFC events. We arrived in Vegas on Saturday morning and after dropping off the bags and grabbing a quick bite we headed off to T-Mobile for UFC 326. I love how T-Mobile handles security for these events as you don't have to empty your pockets,you just walk thru and it scans you and if they see something they stop you,otherwise you just walk right in the stadium. T-Mobile Arena is located on Las Vegas Blvd,tucked off the street between the New York-New York Casino and the Park MGM Casino.Very easy access for walk ups or drops offs if you are coming from far away. It's a pretty modern stadium-Home of both the WNBA Champion Las Vegas Aces and former NHL Champs Vegas Golden Knights. This stadium is for sure built to put on larger than life events,so I had zero doubt UFC 326 would go off without a hitch. My seats for this event were the last row at the very top of the stadium,so I can now truly say,there is not a bad seat in the house and the views are amazing from every seat. I'm not a small guy,so arena seating can get tight at times,but I had zero issues with the seats being too crunched together at T-Mobile. I did see two fights break out between fans in the hallways while the event was going on,but both times security swarmed quickly and dissolved the situation before it got out of hand-I don't think my mother even noticed the fights. Drinks and food are typical arena big event Vegas prices,but at least this arena does have every option available but honestly I don't eat or drink too much at sporting events,I think I had a tall can for like $18 or something pretty close to that. Getting out of the stadium was chaotic,at least where we sat due to everyone being funneled to one escalator to service many sections of the stadium-which may have led a bit to the unrest from a few of the overly emotional fans who may have been a bit overly excited about the last fight results-but it's UFC-it's kind of expected to have a rowdy fanbase. Once out of the arena-we made our way to many of the neighboring bars and restaurants in the area for a lively Saturday night in Las Vegas. In closing-If you find yourself with an upcoming event,be it a concert,a hockey game,a basketball game or a UFC event,I guarantee this arena will provide you everything needed to have a great time-like my mother who had the time of her life at her 1st UFC event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Allow me to preface this by saying I am NOT an F1 fan in the slightest, but as a casual MotoGP fan…read moreI was down to step into this side of the motorsports world to see what it's all about. Initially my friend and I were a bit skeptical about the whole thing because people were describing it as a tourist trap, but honestly it turned out to be anything but that. And something being a tourist trap doesn't inherently make it bad or unworthy of your time and money. The whole experience was very interactive and engaging. You kind of go in together as a group and someone will guide you along through each room/experience. Unfortunately I felt a bit rushed in the beginning because I really enjoyed reading about the history of F1 from engines, cars, gear, the racers, etc. I personally enjoyed the pit crew experience where you were timed on how quickly you can swap wheels on and off a replica. We got the fastest time of the day at 3.52 seconds! The other highlight for me was the last part of the tour with the 3D glasses and motion-simulated seats! That was SUPER cool and very fun. The whole time I kept thinking about what it would be like to ride on the track with a motorcycle instead though lol. The only complaint was the little "champagne" spray at the end... My seat spritzed a ton of "mist" at me. Can we not do that... I have no idea how stale that mystery liquid was. Gross. The car you design earlier in the tour gets projected onto an "F1 car" in the last room which I thought was cool! Like I mentioned earlier, the whole experience is very interactive. Simulators were alright for $10. Was it worth it? Eh, I personally could've skipped it. Would've been cool if you could listen to your own music while racing in the sim though. $15 million dollar F1 car and it doesn't even come with Bluetooth? Come on, bro (I'm jk). The Drive experience was fun, but the track was a bit small. The go-karts are electric and go pretty fast, but personally wish they went a little faster! Lastly the pizza we ordered at the cafe was really good! It had pesto, sausage, and garlic confit. It's a good shareable snack size. The staff was incredibly friendly throughout the whole thing! Seriously, everyone was so nice. Only minor complaints was the girl at the beginning who said we could start the tour however we wanted. We had a race time of 2 PM and didn't finish the F1 X thing until 4ish? We had to speak to the manager to squeeze us into a 530 PM race time which was really pushing it close to dinner reservations. Also didn't really like his tone with us either. Anyway, had we known, we would've done the karts first. It would've saved us a lot of time that day, but just to make it clear, I wasn't upset about any of it whatsoever. Overall it was a really fun experience, even for someone like me who knows NOTHING about F1 aside from the top racers/teams. Hope to see a MotoGP experience some day! (Not happening lol)

F1X was amazing! The displays were educational about F1past and present. The 4D theater was my…read morefavorite. The pit wall was so cool and the pit stop challenge. Very worth it to see if you are an F1 fan. F1 Drive was super fun EXCEPT...the track marshals need to enforce the rules more!!! I got bumped HARD 4 times twice by the same person. I spun out once due to other driver driving badly. My body aches from that. It also happened to the three others in my party. Drivers not following the race rules or race flags. Passing during yellow flags and what was extremely dangerous during the race was someone ahead of me spun out and the girl working the track had a hard time getting them going. There was no yellow flag yet and it should have been a red flag a car ahead of me went once a path was cleared (now yellow flag ) and almost hit her. I think they did bump her, she was between two cars. That was scary. I know we sign waivers but rules should be enforced during these races and they will be more fun, or impose time penalties that would be great. Remove dangerous drivers immediately!! So be cautious out there if you drive. F1 Hub lounge was really good. I had the ricotta pizza and arugula salad. Pizza was small for the price but it fed 2 of us and the salad was big enough for two. Both very delicious. The other two in my party both had the smash burger and they said it was really good. We did not do the SIM, didn't look that great. It should be included in the heavy price you are already paying in my opinion. Retail store was full of gear for all fans. No specific driver merchandise was available. More team and generic F1 gear. Prices as expected for Formula 1. We did purchase items here. Sales team was nice and helpful. All in all staff was pleasant from security screening to the end of your experience. We were there for 4 hours. I was expecting two hours. It was worth it to go and would go again. I hope they change things up a little bit so if you go multiple times it will be a different experience. The views of the paddock is pretty cool to be inside of the club and in the same garages. Surprised it's not busier here but it can be pricey for some. They should offer a happy hour for the racing and see if that brings in more people. Not sure if I would race again because if they don't enforce the rules it's not fun it's dangerous. Fix that for 5 stars!!

My daughter and I stopped at the Pick Me Claw Arcade on our way home after visiting Grand Line…read moreGames. It was wonderful to see that they were open on a Monday with it being a holiday weekend! This turned out to be an easy, and very enjoyable activity, as many locations are often closed or may have limited hours during holidays! This location is their second location with the other one being at Lake Mead. The Pick Me Claw Arcade is focused on claw machine games featuring a large selection of plushes and other prizes. They offer everything from small toy type items to larger stuffed animals. The variety of selections allows you to potentially spend some time trying their luck at winning something in these types of games! The arcade features a bright, colorful and friendly environment that was so much fun! You could also host birthday parties at this Pick Me Claw Arcade location. There was plenty of photo booths too, which was cool! I really liked how the process was laid out in the arcade. All you have to do is purchase some tokens and begin playing. We ended up purchasing the $50.00 token option. There was a free spin at their wheel, and got lucky! We won an additional 10 tokens! All of the equipment is simple to use. Whether you're an expert at claw type games or if this will be your first time ever using them, all of the equipment is extremely user friendly. The fact that all of the prizes look cool, are always changing and are available every time you visit makes it seem like there are endless options! We won a lot from Goku Dragonball Z, and even Sussy from K-Pop Demon Hunters. it was a fun and casual stop, especially for a holiday outing! Whether you're going for a quick visit or planning to stay a while, Pick Me Claw Arcade is a great place to unwind and enjoy something a little different in the North Las Vegas area!

Highly recommend this place! I have been wanting to go here since they opened. My husband, son, and…read moreI went there after work tonight finally and had so much fun. Lesly was so super sweet and gave us the best experience and customer service EVER. She was so attentive, kind, and helpful. After spending way more than we planned, we ended up with 30+ prizes and was able to trade up for this huge Yoshi. They have a good variety of stuffed animals and toys. If you're ever in the area, stop by and check them out.

What an amazing experience for my theater kid! Mrs. G and Mrs. V are kind, enthusiastic, and so…read moreknowledgable! This is the perfect place for kiddos to learn and grow in their theater craft. The play put on at the end of the summer session was so cute and well done! Can't wait for more classes! Definately signing up for the fall session. Great value and experience!

Such a comforting and encouraging atmosphere, you'll walk out every time with more confidence then…read moreyou walked in with. Amazing experience and amazing people involved. Highly recommend for all children (and adults).

Day 1 (8/26) in Vegas was off to an EPIC start! Our first…read moreadventure was the Evel Knievel Experience, and it turned out to be such an unexpected highlight of the day! I originally stopped in the gift shop to pick up a few things for my cousin because I know he would absolutely LOVE anything Evel Knievel. What started as a quick stop turned into an amazing experience filled with incredible exhibits, fascinating stories, and some seriously cool Evel Knievel history. We had the chance to explore the exhibits with someone who really knew the history behind all the items and took the time to explain everything. Of course, I also had to try the interactive jump simulator! And if you're brave--or maybe just a little crazy--enough, you can actually pay to do your own REAL jump! Between the exhibits, the history, the interactive experiences, and the awesome people we met, this was definitely an experience worth checking out. I will definitely have to get my cousin to Vegas so he can see it for himself!

Such a cool place! Whether you are a fan of Evel Knievel or like me where you know a little about…read morehim and think he was cool. This place did an amazing job of chronologically displaying all of his triumphs, failures and injuries and everything in between! Super interesting, with short videos throughout, you really end up realizing he did A LOT more crazy stuff than you thought you remembered. I would highly recommend stopping by and checking it out if you are in the downtown area!