It seems most of the lower rated reviews are for major events, and not the general area15 experience. This review is for the general experience. We did the lvl 3a experience pass and found it more than worth the price of admission. Omega mart was awesome. Interstellar arc was even better. Everyone should do interstellar arc at least once. Looking forward to seeing this technology grow and expand. We also did the Escape Game as our other premium experience, and it was also a good experience. The additional filler VR attractions were fun to do once each, but I probably wouldn't do just them. Omega mart, arc, and escape game made it worth it. Would gladly return for those. read more

This is THE place to go if you're ever in Vegas. There are so many events in this place, and they just keep adding more. It has such a fun atmosphere and some interesting shops as well. You can get souvenirs, food, and coffee. Definitely brings friends and family if you can afford it. When I was here, I went to the John Wick Experience (which was so fun because you felt like you were in the actual universe and went to different rooms and it was interactive), the zombie game (very zombie themed), Meow Wolf Las Vegas' Omega Mart (a must see because there are so many rooms that are themed and you can actually buy some of the wacky & weird products in the store), and so much more! read more

AREA15 is one of the coolest places to hang out in Las Vegas, especially if you want something different from the Strip. There's no entry fee, which is great. Parking is paid, but you can sometimes find free street parking nearby. Most rides and experiences cost extra, so you can either just walk around and enjoy the vibe or choose specific attractions. Omega Mart was really good--very unique and immersive. It starts like a normal store but turns into a completely different world with hidden rooms and creative visuals. Definitely a highlight. The Boeing 747 installation was very cool, and the vehicles around the area are fun to check out. The horror experience was really good, and the John Wick experience was also great--both are worth trying. Overall, it's a great place to walk around, take photos, and spend time with friends. You can keep it low-cost or spend more on experiences depending on what you want. read more

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It's such a nice vibe here! Locals get free parking with NV plates and Drivers license. Vegas girls events and Vegas brunch boys had an event here and it was lovely! Venue is cute! And vibes were high! Had an amazing dj and cute set up booths as well! read more

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We hear all the "rave" and "exceptionally" greatness of Area 15! Be warned, it's all "the truth!" Life is dull and boring most days, we do the daily routine and mundane! Ladies and gents we have the answer to make it happiest of all times! Area 15 is a beautiful circus and curiosity that has to be experienced not explained . So for us locals they have discounts. We purchased tickets on line and then show the ticket on your phone. The parking is just across the street and was wide open when we came to visit. As you wander around Area 15, there is so much to explore . All the art is amazing and exciting. It's all around the building. Make sure and check it all out! The many photo opportunities are endless . All the colors are beautiful. Let's make this happen! Come out and make the mundane of the world look brilliant ! read more

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I am floored at just how massive the footprint of AREA15 is. Many will associate it with OmegaMart and the very front areas; however, they have a totally other world that spans literally blocks. Towards the very end they have a steampunk-style carousel, escape rooms, big game show, universal horror, and bars in containers out in the open for you to enjoy. This space is not only enjoyable to just admire the buildings and installations for free, but they have a lot of activities to purchase a ticket for. The area was so so clean and they even had open public bathrooms for folks to utilize. Pro Tip - they have a parking garage back here and pricing was so cheap. I even liked how they had a little train cart that could take you up and down the area. read more

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I would say this is a must stop for those that don't gamble or have children or if you are a children at heart on your Vegas trip. You could spend a easy couple of days exploring all that Area 15 has to offer. We decided to check out Meow Wolf's Omega Mart that easily took us well over 2 hours to explore. Try to find all the secret passages and interactive items to push, pull and poke. Just make reservations to go when they open so you miss the crowd. The whole complex is huge and have immersive attractions like the John Wick Experience. You interact with people in the Continental and go on missions. There is also many VR things to do such as dodgeball. Restaurants, eateries and bars to go to, a club, a video arcade and even axe throwing. read more

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I am a supporter of local businesses here in Las Vegas, and I think it is important for locals and tourists to know about the experiences others have had. Especially if you're hosting a big event, deciding on a party venue, or just a fun time out. You want to be sure you're making the right choice, especially for tourists that drive over, have to pay to park, gas is expensive, and overall having an experience that was even advertised on Fox5 news here. The last thing anybody wants is to be disappointed and have guests you bring disappointed too. https://youtu.be/dL0axuxtSZM?si=4gR8dza_yFM7te5T There are so many places in Las Vegas, and when there is money being spent and memories to be made, you want to make the right choice on places to go. If you are hosting a big event, party, clients, or taking friends and family out, you want to be sure that time is not being wasted. Well, if you're thinking about having a special event at Area15, think again and spare yourself the embarrassment. All week, my family and I have been trying to find a fun place to spend the Easter holiday with others, and we saw on TV one of the employees raving about the special Easter event happening on Saturday and Sunday. He said it was for all ages, and social media ads, and everything else say doors open at 11:00, the event starts at 11:30 until the evening, while supplies last. We arrived today at 11:15am and I asked the young man in the front of the venue about the egg hunt. He said the eggs are already gone and even though online it says 11:30 start time, it started at 11:00. Despite this we went in anyway, along with many other people with kiddos and teens happily walking in with their Easter baskets. There was not one egg, or indication of an Easter egg hunt, and the wrong information is plastered online and the information from employees was even worse. It seems to have been a scam for people to drive, or for tourists to arrive at the venue and spend money. It would not be a great idea to trust a place where the events' prizes run out even before it started. Especially having to pay to park, for activities, eating, and I read they were having this event also so people can see what they have. This ruined our entire holiday. We skipped other plans just to be tricked into coming so that it would be thought, hey they are here anyway, they'll look around and spend money. I saw another review where the response from management was to try again on Sunday, there are more eggs to be found. No way! There were zero when arriving before the event even started. https://youtu.be/dL0axuxtSZM?si=4gR8dza_yFM7te5T Also, here is the news link from Fox5 where Event staff from Area15 clearly says it starts at 11:30am. The visit resulted in ruining our Easter, and being tricked to come and see what they have to offer. If you're from out of town, planning a special event and maybe having it here, would you want to take a chance at things going horribly wrong? The way this was advertised, you would think there would be procedures in place for when things like this happen, but there was not. They ran out of eggs before the event even started on Sunday. There are other places to go in Las Vegas where you can spend hard earned money and make memories with family and friends, Area15 is not one of them. Source: FOX5 Vegas https://share.google/B9aMfI1ph59CAaJyd read more

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An area of entertainment known for its spectacular private events. Where once classified privacy is revealed into Immersively illuminated showrooms. Where conspiracy secrecy emerges with an old school saying. "What Goes on in Area 15. Is Excactly what goes on in Area 51 Vegas." read more

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We decided to come here to check it off the list. You can walk around for free. You can also pay for some of the attractions individually but it's cheaper to get a pass if you're looking to spend some time here. We got the level 2 pass since there was a good deal on it. I only wanted it so that I can experience the interstellar arc. We came around Thanksgiving 2025. I read mixed reviews about the John Wick Experience and the Universal Horror Unleashed. If you're planning on eating here, good luck finding a table at the tent. People were sitting there for hours and also just holding seats. You might as well eat on the floor against the wall. There are certain times that we couldn't order takeout. I could only get a poke bowl because the other place couldn't do takeout. They have ridiculous times just to eat there. Most of the attractions included in my pass were like meh. Not a lot of big thrillers, they're mostly for if you have kids with you. They do have some arcade games to pass the time with. Employees were really friendly and helpful. The prices were expensive. Their main draws are Meow Wolf, John Wick Experience, and Universal Horror Unleashed. I did the Meow Wolf in Denver and I loved that one. I thought about doing this one but it was overly crowded. I would recommend coming on a week day on a non holiday week if you want to check it out. read more

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When I asked several people about the best things to do in Vegas for a mom / teenage daughter, Area 15 came up in almost every conversation... and for good reason! We ended up going and spending a few hours at Area15 -- mostly at Omega Mart but also checking out some of the other experiences and taking in the cool art. This is definitely a unique destination full of experiences and it's conveniently located super close to the strip. We did purchase our Omega Mart tickets in advance and everything else looked like you could make the decision to do so on the spot... although note that everything will add up quickly. We did not eat / drink while there although there are plenty of options for those that want to. Pending how much time you have while in Vegas and what kind of actiivities you're looking for, Area 15 could be worth a visit. Enjoy! read more

We were genuinely excited for the John Wick Experience at Area15 and booked it first without realizing how much additional money we would end up spending inside Area15 itself. We paid over $300 for five people for the John Wick Experience, expecting the advertised 45-minute immersive attraction. In reality, the entire experience lasted about 20 minutes from start to finish. It was nowhere near the 45 minutes that is claimed. After already spending $300+ on John Wick, we then ended up paying an additional $300+ at Area15 throughout the day. The costs add up very quickly, and overall Area15 feels overpriced for what you get. While the set design and themed environment for John Wick are visually well done and capture the vibe of the films, the experience itself felt rushed and extremely short for the price. Spending over $600 combined for such limited time and activity is hard to justify. If you are budgeting your Vegas trip, be aware that the John Wick Experience does not last the full 45 minutes as advertised, and Area15 expenses can quickly exceed expectations. We were really looking forward to it, but the value simply did not match the cost. read more

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AREA15 is a quirky, photogenic wonderland just off the Las Vegas Strip, full of creative art installations and unique vibes. We loved posing by the shiny vintage muscle car under the bright "Wild Muse" neon sign and browsing the fun art vending machines stocked with cool prints and merch. We stayed for Oddyssey Noir, the dark carnival warehouse rave inside AREA15. The space felt alive with solid local DJs spinning house and techno across multiple explorable rooms, roaming flow artists and acrobats, and moody theatrical lighting. The highlight was the hypnotic eyeball wall with all the ornate framed eyes we took tons of selfies there and relaxed on the dramatic black velvet couch setup (perfect for photos!). My gold corset top, metallic mini skirt, and black knee-high boots fit the carnival noir aesthetic perfectly and photographed amazingly against the backdrops. It's more artistic and dance-focused than typical Vegas clubs costume-friendly, social, and full of energetic fun without feeling pretentious. Helpful tips for your visit: * Book tickets in advance, especially on weekends (Oddyssey Noir runs late Fri/Sat nights). * Wear comfortable shoes for all the walking and exploring. * Dress up for Oddyssey Noir -- it enhances the experience and photo ops! * Arrive early to enjoy AREA15's main areas before the nightlife kicks in. It can get loud and sensory-heavy with flashing lights, but we had an absolute blast and left smiling. This is a fantastic, memorable alternative to the usual Strip scene. Highly recommend for couples or friends craving something creative and different in Vegas! read more

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Arrived in Area 15 after an event was near by. My spouse wanted to check it out once more. We've been wanting to go to Omega Mart but this time we were lucky enough to get the ticket online later afternoon. Few cool signs outside to take pictures to say we were here. read more

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Visiting town for a birthday weekend and we of course had to check out Area15 to specifically visit Meow Wolf. Area15 itself is a giant warehouse filled with all sorts of different vendors, offering different services and products. I would say Meow Wolf is the most famous, but they also have a lot of others to choose from that offer VR, clothing, physical rides, ax throwing, and many other things. There is a giant free parking lot attached right out front and inside is designed really well, you can tell they spent a lot of time and effort with the layout and implementation. It is very clean inside and all the offerings and lights were fully functional. I was really impressed with all the lights and options and it's easily the sort of place you could spend a majority of your day. I think it's great for people of all ages and it's rare that there is something that adults and kids can both enjoy equally. I would highly recommend. read more

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This is a full-on entertainment hub and has something for everyone! I came here to visit Omega Mart (just ok, wouldn't go again), but loved the other experiences I had here. I tried Laser Maze: a series of lasers you and your partner avoid while crossing a room.The difficulty increases as more lasers appear. $10 ticket fee and short game, but I had a lot of fun! I also came back at nighttime for Odyssey Manor: an immersive 1920s interactive experience with actors. It kind of reminded me of being on the set of a movie, watching the actors. I really liked this experience and the various performances that happened throughout the night (lyra, hoop, burlesque). The decor was very on point. read more

Aloha gang! First things first...parking is very confusing. I noticed signs posted in the parking lot to pay for parking, yet a lot of visitors overlooked it or plain didn't pay attention to it. So who knows what happens when you don't heed the signs. I just didn't want to find out. There are so many attractions to experience and and food/drink options. Make sure to research all of the things you can do before you go. It will make your visit easier to plan when you get there. I recommend purchasing a ticket bundle to get the most bang for your buck. If you purchase any tickets for experiences in Area 2, a tram is available to get you there at no charge. It will keep you from having to walk. Like I said, there's so much to see. Just have fun!!! read more

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My wife signed her, myself, and our 9 year old up for a Easter egg hunt there today from 11am to 12:30pm. We thought it would be different and fun to do, and was our first time going there. The e-mail confirmation made no mention of where to go once we got there, and when we went inside, there were no signs, and no employees to direct anyone, or answer any questions til well after 11, and half the employees had no idea what was even going on. Apparently there were 300 eggs hidden amongst the grounds, which I find hard to believe as we didn't find not even one egg, and everyone we talked to didn't either. Again, not one employee standing around to help families out, or direct people where to look/not look, etc. For a place that big, and that many people signing up, there should have been way more than 300 eggs, if there even were. Also, I ordered a vanilla latte from a shop next to the info booth inside the main area, and it was easily the worst cup of coffee I've had in a long time to the tune of $5+! Guess I should have expected that which is why we knew to avoid the food. We think this was one big scam to draw people in so they'd spend money on all these attractions while they were there. All the kids were really disappointed to have not found any eggs, and I overheard that a few eggs that were found contained an advertisement in it for area 15. Really? It's because of these reasons we won't be back. read more

If it's your first time in Vegas, AREA 15 is a must-see/go. But to those who have been here already, you can skip it.. it gets boring. Been here 4 time.. sheeshhh I've tried the eccentric Omega Mart and the Haley's comet zip line, and visited most of the stores here. I haven't reached out to try more experiences though. When I say eccentric, Omega Mart was on a different level. Pretty cool, but we were confused half the time. I think there was some kind of adventure/story line going on, but it was too messy to sort anything out. Again, you only need to go to Omega Mart one time. You can get every part of the experience at once. The Haley's comet zipline was underwhelming, went slower than we thought, but ended so early. May not be worth the price. Unfortunately, Kappa toys at Area 15 may be closing. They are having a full-store 50% percent off, and early half the store's products are gone. Kappa toys has been a really cool place, selling unhinged products like prank props, lava lamps, and small trinkets. To sum it up, I do recommend going to see AREA 15 if you haven't yet.. it will totally give you the woo's and wow's. But for those whose already been there, even once, you won't get the same amusement.. spend your precious time here at Vegas doing something else! read more

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This had some really cool things to visit. Big lot but parking is paid at the spot online. We went to Omega Mart. Reserved a time and it's recommended. Very interesting place, you are solving a puzzle. I paid extra for us to become an employee of the mart and finished our trainings. There is a lot of walking and climbing in the place however there is an elevator by the restrooms. You can crawl and climb, find hidden rooms and crazy things. A must see! We had a blast, side note if you use the elevator you will miss a lot of the read more

So, we were looking what to do in Vegas with young teens and young adults in tow. We came across this interesting looking place that listed many activities and attractions to offer. We got in and offered different types of prices that came with different attractions. We ended up picking Level 2 for $99/person and there's 12 of us and that level does not even include all of the attractions. Honestly, it's lame. A lot of VR experiences with long lines, other attractions are lame as well like laser lights, neon psychedelic stuff etc. The only cool thing was the Liftoff skyride and the Arc. read more

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AREA15 is described as an immersive playground. It's home to many paid attractions, including Meow Wolf's Omega Mart and the John Wick Experience. The Level 0 experience allows for free general admission and participation in a scavenger hunt. The entire place had a storyline of its own. I've been to Omega Mart and felt like one time is enough. Even so, the ambiance is incredible. There's plenty of art installations outside and inside to admire. Parking requires payment. The lot is small, so I suggest coming via ride share. That's also what they recommended on the website. Overall, Area15 is must-visit when in Las Vegas. I highly recommend checking it out at least once. read more

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Parking in the lots require you to scan a QR code. Yes, they do charge for public parking here/few bucks on app, but some people just stop by to look around outside and then leave without paying for parking. Lyft/Uber rideshare has a designated area for pickups/dropsoffs. Easy access to transportation. Not huge outside. If you purchase tickets for various experiences, it isn't cheap for sure. Zoox autonomous vehicles were rolling around the parking lots. You can take photos outside for free. Public restrooms are by the bar/cafe area. There's also a pink colored Barbie Cafe that stands out onsite. You and your family/friends can have a great time walking around here. Illuminarium looks interesting. AREA15 is conveniently located in a non-congested area off Dean Martin & Desert Inn Rd. Looks like a safe area to wander around. Staffs are welcoming and available to assist as needed. read more

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Fun experience. So many things to look at. Cool gadgets to purchase. Had to pay for parking. read more

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This place was interesting. We bought the level 1 pass. The $200 for the liftoff, scavenger hunt, and arcade/bar. The bartender made excellent drinks. I loved all of the old games. Wished they had Cruising USA, haha. Everything else felt like a waste of time. Level 2 appeared to have some more attractions but that's another $200+. For the amount of money spent, I would've expected the arcade games free but with a time limit, and at least a complementary/novelty water bottle. The place needs a filtered water refill station. Overall, it's a good place to visit but you need the $$$$. Everything, that seemed really fun, was locked behind the next paywall. Id rather spend my money doing the knights show or Cirque Du Soleil. Edit: who ever manages the wait staff, needs to be taught how to balance their staff. We went to the throwing axes restaurant and didn't get to order, after an hour of waiting. We went to the burger place instead and the staff their were very polite and helpful. The hostess was super busy and running between restaurants, to seat as many as she could. read more

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Literally my complete vibe. They need this in every city. Could have spent all day and night here. The combo passes are amazing value and every employee minus 1 was so friendly and helpful! only wish we also did the horror unleashed. The magical tree bar I would install in my backyard, it's that amazing. The food was good, drinks were strong and creative. Loved the Haley's comet ride and the museum fiasco. Meow wolf was almost as good as the Denver location! read more

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I would give it a 3.5 stars if I could, but rounded up! Partly a lower rating because a lot of things were "coming soon". We got the level 1'tickets which had about 10 attractions but we did half, because of sizing for kiddos etc. For now, unless you're getting the top level, I'd honestly skip tickets and just buy entrance into the mega market. With smaller kids their favorite activities were the laser maze and the carousel. The arcade was cool too but didn't have too many games. We didn't eat there because the food was pricey, but it all smelled delicious and the themes of the restaurants around us were super cool. Walking around and looking at the art was actually the best part in our opinion. read more

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This afternoon, my friend Mat and I decided to go to area 15. This is located right next to the Halloween horror night unleashed. Looking around area 15 everything is technically free, except the things at the ticket booth that you have to pay for; like the zip line, the indoor neon mini golf and meow wolf. However, there are four bars to get different drinks at and there is a restaurant called the beast which has burgers and salads along with different drinks, there is an Asian themed place to eat where you can get poke bowls and sushi rice; there is a area 15 themed bar right when you walk in as well as a bar in the middle called odd wood. We are getting lunch at the beast. My friend Mat got a lettuce wrapped burger and some fries and a Coke and grenade. Unfortunately, I was unable to eat anything at this restaurant because everything is either shared or cross contaminated. I believe our bartender's name is Hunter. We have yet to do Omega Mart- I believe the tickets per person are $54. 10/10 However, if you do not like loud noises, neon light or loud noises mixed with neon light, you probably should not come here. I think it's a blast read more

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So much to do and see! A lot of fun looking around! Love the hhn houses! Definitely coming back!

This place was really cool. I went there for a work event doing axe throwing but got to take some neat pictures while there. I really wanted to check out the grocery store nightclub but didn't have time. Looking forward to going back there. read more

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What a visual explosion! You walk into the facilities and there are tons of shops and restaurant. Then you walk into (paid entrance) the facilities where you explore all kinds of experiences. It's about. 2 hour experience filled with lights, touching displays, and playing around. read more

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Heard of an attraction here that got two very different reviews. One of which said it would be crazy to experience on shrooms, and the other said they didn't like it and couldn't describe why. Call me a glutton for punishment but I had to see for myself, and why it received such differing views. That place just so happened to be Meow Wolf's Mega Mart experience. Area 15 as a whole is like an out of this world experience, that really is hard to accurately describe. We started with the John Wick experience which was awesome, and is right next door to the Zombie VR place. The 2nd main attraction we experienced was the Mega Mart spot is a whole trip in itself for all ages. Mega Mart is a whole experience of crazy sites and sounds, that you have to see and feel to truly understand. I left not getting to see everything and still want to go back. Next time I'll have to also check out some of the other attractions that time didn't allot me to experience on my 1st visit. read more

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Super sick place, tons of experiences to go to and packages available to save you some money. Every single staff member has been so friendly like we love this read more

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First time visiting here and I was surprised by how many "experiences" and activities they offered inside! It's free to walk in, but it's pretty pricey for the attractions (cheaper for weekdays). Be prepared to shell out a bit for the popular experiences. There's an arcade too if you don't want to spend more than $50/person. Only $5 for 20 tokens which occupied us for an hour and a half. Decent food options offered inside. Our group snacked on yummy nachos before leaving for our dinner res elsewhere. I definitely will be back to try the John Wick experience and Universal Horror! read more

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Area15! It seems like this area is being built up more. It's not far from the Las Vegas strip. It is kind of off on its own. Area 15 is home to the Meow Wolf/ Omega Mart, The John Wick Experience, and Universal Unleashed. It looks like they are adding some shopping and restaurants to this are also. I saw signs for a Dolls Kill coming soon and a couple other shops. The immersive experience is here as well. There's quite a bit to do in this area now. It is really fun and is immersive for adults. You do have to purchase tickets separately for each activity you want to do in this area. The only thing that is free, is the cars and art when you first land in Area15. The rest requires tickets. Although, you can walk around the Meow Wolf for free, but you can't play any of the games. You have to purchase each game or buy one of the passes. The Omega Mart is definitely worth the $50! Super fun and unique experience. The John Wick experience was looking cool. Although, we didn't have time to do it. Maybe next time! Plenty of parking. Beware! Parking is NOT free. There are signs saying you have to pay when you park. You don't want to wait until after you leave, to pay. We thought we could pay after and ended up with a fat ticket on our windshield. Parking is $8 if you pay right when you get there. If you get a ticket, it becomes $35 for parking. read more

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An over due trip and tickets to a hilarious comedy show "Silent but deadly " . This location is absolutely an adult amusement park. With so much to see from illuminarium and John Wick experience to sitting in the Mach 1. Then enjoying a drink at the "The tree of life bar" will satisfy the child in you. And don't forget to look over your shoulder, you'll never know who you'll see "Talon" read more

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This is like an adult amusement park with various experiences. You can do them one by one or get a bundle experience pack. The different experiences are pretty legit. There's lots of lights and just being here by itself is an experience itself. There's a parking lot here too, so it's definitely drivable. This was my first time here and won't be my last. Can't wait to bring my kids here someday. read more

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If you're on the fence about area 15!! get off the fence and check it out!! we did the two day pass, but noticed on the ticket. It was three days and we were able to use all of them. We did omega Mart- because I'm too chicken to go to the horror place. The rest of the family wanted to go there. Remember when you go into Omega Mart to get the little Boop card. This is when you will go through the Mart and solve all the clues. You can do without, but it will make sense going through the mart. It's huge There were many activities that we did on the second and third day as well. So worth it. They do give military discount. And of course, if you live in Nevada, they give a discount too. They have restrooms and food in the facility Wear good walking shoes. Or they have different parking lots. Paid parking if you are not a Nevada resident or have a Nevada license plate. We had a Rent-A-Car that had Nevada license plate. (add teethy emoji here). They have so many things to do!! the place is huge!! two different locations. We have invented the breakout rooms that were really fun... so fun we did two of them. One can be a choice with your ticket if you purchased the ticket that has that option. They also have illusion room rooms, a sky ride in the facility, game rooms that come with a bag of coins, they have rooms with lights that are really cool, the food is pretty good too, go to the restaurant to get free water (not at the game room they charge $10). Check it out. It's totally amazing. read more

This is a pay to play area. They do have a few free "Level 0" things to do. If you buy the packages I can see how it would be a fun investment of time and value for the money. It is worth coming to see or trying some of the attractions. We came specifically for the Interstellar Arc adventure. read more

Had a fun time at Area15 so much nice stuff in there ax throwing was fun and the drinks there are not watered down at all a little drive off the strip but it's worth it if you want to do something different... read more

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