Visited this arcade machine spot in the Henderson Area. It's a good size for what it is - not…read moreoverwhelming but with enough to keep you occupied. The main draw for us was the claw arcade section; managed to win a small keychain after a few attempts. The staff seemed efficient. Parking was easy to find. It's a nice distraction if you're looking for some lighthearted entertainment.

Great friendly service well recommended for family fun price is great will be stopping here every…read moreweekend

We've been coming to Kids Empire non-stop thanks to their summer pass…read more Clean environment, friendly staff. We appreciate the no-shoes rule especially. They have a good amount of snacks and drinks readily available for purchase too. We ended up buying a 10 visit pass.

Unbelievably unprofessional and rude customer service…read more I had to call and hang up four separate times because someone would answer the phone but say absolutely nothing. On the fourth call, someone finally answered and told me, "If you're having issues online then you can buy a pass here." I explained that the pass was for my nanny and my children. She then told me that my nanny could complete the required waivers there, so I thought everything was resolved. Unfortunately, when we arrived at the indoor playground, we were immediately greeted by a very unpleasant/disgusting smell. To make matters worse, the woman at the front desk whom I assume was the same person I spoke with on the phone was also incredibly rude in person. We explained that we tried to purchase the pass online and do the waivers online too, and she just shrugged and said I don't know, and walked away. She was dismissive, unhelpful, and made the entire experience even more unpleasant. She just didn't want to be there. Customer service should not be this difficult. Between the multiple unanswered calls, the lack of communication, the unpleasant environment, and the rude attitude upon arrival, this was an extremely disappointing experience. I can understand technical issues or even being upset & having a hard time but you can try or even fake being polite especially when you work for a place that caters to children and families. That's all.

Went there on Thursday night for kids birthday and expected a lot of people to be there since it…read morewas 100 degrees outside. And surprisingly there was only one family beside our birthday group. There is plenty of space, chairs and table are taking half of the playground. Lots of space for parents and birthday celebrations. Employees on the front were super young but they knew their job. They didn't let the kids play without singing in the waiver. They also provide us with the bin so we can place our shoes there and keep it with us. There is a lot of obstacles courses for kids and slides, and most of the slides are for bigger kids like 6+, but there is also toddler area. There is one slide that I was afraid to go as adult, it was a bit scary. But the best thing is that on the second level of their installment there is a soccer field big enough for kids to play soccer . My kids loved that part. The girls who workes there were very cautious if someone was breaking the rules. If the kids would climb the slide wrong way they would tell them not to do it and I love that they are being so strict. On the birthday party celebration they have their mascot Dinosaur who go out ont he floor and dance with kids and take picture. There is also like a dancing/disco room wher Dinosaur were dancing with kids. They also have little cars that you can drive if you pay but we didn't try that. There are couple of claw machine too. Their snacks are reasonable price, they also have ice cream and cotton candy. I wish they have location on southwest.

This whole year of 2026 I made the choice to not leave any bad reviews unless they truly deserved…read moreit so this is my first one of this year... Both locations suck in my opinion. All they have working there are a bunch of untrained lazy teenagers that do not know why they are doing. I threw a birthday party here on 09/2025, it wasn't the best (that's another story). Money definitely wasted. They also give a card to go back with the birthday package you purchase and they told us that "your family" is covered, meaning the parents and children. When we went to the Silverado location to redeem the card they told us the card only covered ONE CHILD, LOL! My other problem is that we just went here for a birthday party we were invited too. They only covered one child which is fine, we had to pay for our 2 year old but they seriously charged us our NEWLY 1 year old (bday was 9 days prior)! He only crawls btw... money wasted again, because he didn't care for the toddler area, he was in our arms or his stroller the whole time. Oh, and they don't do refunds just a card to come back to that sh*t hole. How are you an indoor playground business for children when you don't even care for children, just money? Funny... I'll spend my money at Wally wombats or wigglin out where I've never had a bad experience and where the staff have common sense. Thanks for nothing kids empire.

My boys loved Dig This Las Vegas so much that we ended up going back again the very next day! Max…read morehelped us both days and was absolutely wonderful with my kids. He was so kind and patient, and even took the time to show them the big excavators and take photos for us. We also got the digger photo package, and the pictures Max took turned out great! He got this really cool shot with the digger dropping sand that we absolutely loved. It was such a fun photo and a great memory from the experience. The boys each got a paper certificate after their visit. When we brought their certificates back the next day, they added a stamp to them, which made coming back even more fun and special for the kids. They also got stickers and a lollipop. There were so many little touches that made the experience memorable. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommend Dig This Las Vegas, and a huge thank you to Max for making both visits so special!

There is something you need to know about me. I don't drink or gamble so Vegas is a tough place for…read moreme to be entertained as you can only see so many shows. I also like doing new and different things. I've gone go-cart riding, I took a shooting lesson once, and I have gone sky diving. One thing I've always wanted to do was learn to drive a forklift so this sounded like my thing. I heard about this place while researching unique things to do in Vegas that didn't included gambling or the Casinos. Once I found there website I was excited to give them a try, but was undecided on which option to book. There were so many good ones. The idea of driving a bulldozer and another option to use an excavator and crush a car sounded exhilarating. I was a little nervous about finding a way to get there as they are so far out of the strip. I was worried that the LYFT driver wouldn't want to drive that far out of town to take us there or pick us up. They are located 20 minutes south of the Strip, which is a quick LYFT ride that costs under $40. And to be houses it can be the same amount of time to get around the strip and back to our hotel, the Rio which is off the strip at night when it's the busiest time and traffic is so heavy. The trip there is almost all freeway. I was a bit nervous when I found out you have to sign a waver not holding them liable if you get injured. The price of the big equipment is between $195- $320 ( Each sessions last between 45 to 90 minutes and range form age 8+ or16+) The most exhilarating one was $799 and you get to use an excavator to crush a car.. Now that sounded like the most fun. That's called the Aggression session and lasts 45 minutes. The age for this is 14+. Driving a bulldozer sounded fun too. Being so nervous I ended up booking the kid's dig. There you get to operate a 1.5 ton excavator. That seemed safer if they offered options for little kids and I mean little. Age 2+ can operate the excavator. Depending on their size they may have to sit on someone's lap. The kids dig is $29.50 for 15 minute increments. You can book multiple sessions. And for each session another person can be the operator. You can't split sessions between multiple people. Prior to booking I did call them and talked to Taylor I believe and she assured me as an adult without a child could partake in the Kids Dig. She assured me that other adults have done it and it's still a lot of fun. We went the last Sunday in May 2026. Our appointment was at Noon. I wanted to make sure I had enough time so I booked two 15 minute sessions. Having two sessions allowed us to each try it. My husband said he'd just watch and be my photographer, but I waned to give him the options too to try it out and he did and enjoyed it. Probably not as much as I did, but he had fun. Alex my instructor was amazing. He continued to yell out directions till I got the hang of it. I was doing it with another kid next to me and I felt Alex was really paying attention to me even though he was direction both of us. I was in heaven as I dug dirt out of the ground and created a giant hole. 15 minutes was plenty for time and I relinquished my second session to my husband. I had so much fun that I wanted to share the fun. I had trouble on my own remembering what to do so he continued to give me directions till I got the handle of it. I wonder how little kids so it as I was having difficulty remembering what to do. On the other hand kids play so many video games these days so they may be more used to this rhythm of movement. I highly reccomend this activity to everyone that is looking for something unique to do in Vegas. This was the highlight of my trip to Vegas. I'm so glad I overcame my fear of getting to and from Dig This. I felt very safe using the excavator. It's a little nerve wracking at first as you lean back a bit when you are digging. You really don't need the photo package as your companion can walk all around you and take pictures and videos. This only works if you are confident in their photography and videography skills. I had my doubts so I bought the photo package and I'm glad i did as Alex go a really good action shoot of me. And I'm a total photography lover. I like to capture the moment and I feel like the money is worth it not to miss the moment. When I went Sky diving I hired a photographer and videographer too and it was so worth it. The digital photo package with plaque is $67.93. If you just want the plaque it's $37.93. It's so much of a better deal to get the digital photo package as you get a minimum of 5 shots. We got 17 for the 2 sessions and that was of both my husband and myself. I was thrilled with Alex's photography skills and his ability to catch those action shots. If you have reservations do the Kid's dig. It's only $29.50 and have your companion take your picture and it's a total steal for all the fun you'll have.

I wish I lived close enough to volunteer here! My entire experience was AMAZING!…read more Sometimes when I visit zoos, I can leave feeling a little sad about the animals and their living conditions--but I did not feel that way at all at this habitat. You can truly see the care that goes into the animals. I learned so much from the staff and volunteers, including some fun facts that connected all the way back to my home state of Minnesota! I was even able to feed Winston the lion, and he was such a good boy! And Ringo told me "Hi," and at that point I almost moved in! I cannot wait to come back. If you're visiting Las Vegas, PLEASE take the time to visit this incredible place. It was by far my favorite experience in Vegas!

Let's see "how the lions sleep tonight!" Or actually it's…read moretoday ! Remember the lions that used to be at the MGM Grand habitat are all retired here. They have been around and around now get to live out their days and existence here. The lions are all a part of a little family. They are well cared for. Remember they are still lions, as humans we are their food. Precautions have been taken to ensure their safety and yours. Respect the animals and the rules as you explore here. Please come out and visit, come and see what's happening and share the joy of the big creatures with those that you love. Are you seeking a unique experience for a special event, look no further than this beautiful creature show . While they are all on permanent vacation they feed them. And then the lions come to life and go, "rawr!" Maybe you will be here for their rawr journey. Are you looking for volunteer opportunities too. I'm not sure how you become one, but they have so many individuals that love animals that "just volunteer," they are knowledgeable about their environment too. As a local you get discounts but bring proper proof. Let's see the lions! The other animals that make up this wonderful habitat. Your visit provides the ability to feed and maintain this beautiful creature habitat too ! Rawr let's go explore !

This is a really, fun, cool place for kids. I would think younger kids would especially love it,…read morebut my 10-year-old and 13-year-old boys adored this place. They have an awesome Time Machine that starts your journey. Kids get to push buttons and pull levers to gain entry. Once inside, this is not your run of the mill walk through and see animatronic dinosaurs destination. This place offers activities all the way through. They have a ball launcher where you can launch food into a brontosaurus's mouth, they have rideable dinosaurs, a great indoor playground, tricycles you pedal around an active volcano, a dinosaur veterinarian station where you can play doctor to all the little dinos, etc. It truly is very well thought out, and clever. When you reach the end, if you have completed all of the activities on the sheet you were given, at entry, you win a free toy prize upon departure. This is super cool because some of the souvenirs are rather pricey. This way, everyone who comes, potentially leaves with a toy for just the price of admission. The one thing that we were disappointed in was the ads on the exterior of their building showed Tricera-TOPS clothing store/boutique and SPINE-osaurus Chiropractic. The kids were hoping to actually encounter these places once we got inside, and they did not exist. This is essentially fictitious advertising and misrepresentation (DISAPPOINTING). All in all, we had a great time, and we do highly recommend it.

Inside Town Square…read more Being a dinosaur nerd, I find I have to subject myself to any and all dinosaur attractions. Some attractions out there are really, really bad. As for Dinosaur Outpost, since they're tailored to kids, your little ones will love this place. Make sure they bring socks because the play area at the end requires them. You can also buy socks at the gift shop for $3. Though it's not always enforced because I've seen kids running through with their shoes. Also, make sure to sign the waivers ahead of time online so you're not stuck doing it in person. You can either pay ahead for your tickets or buy it there. But upon entering, your kids will have a little fun interactive entrance where they're going back in time to the dinosaur era. Then you enter the first of 3 rooms, but this being the largest. There's a lot for them to do and once in awhile, a Ranger (staff) will bring out a new born dinosaur in their arms for your kids to interact and play/pet with. They also have a small bike course, with bikes on training wheels, a photo-op where they can also sit and ride on a dinosaur. And then the jungle gym-like area where the socks is required. There's a lot for them to do, and a few benches for parents to sit on while they play. Definitely a fun place to go to for the kids while at Town Square.

While walking around the area between Mandalay Bay and Luxor, we came across PLAY, and my kid had…read morebeen wanting to check it out! On a Sunday night, we asked a staff member about the deal posted for guests staying at Luxor, Excalibur, and Mandalay Bay, and we were able to get the deal. We received 105 points per person, which was enough for 7 games each since each game costs 15 points. The place wasn't busy at all on a Sunday night, which was perfect. They also have some games that don't require points. We especially enjoyed Duck Duck Boom, which was included with our admission. They even have a cellphone holder where you can set up your phone and film yourself while playing, which made it even more fun! The games were really fun, but what stood out the most was the staff. Everyone assisting us was super nice, friendly, and welcoming. They really made the experience even better. We had a great time and would definitely come back. Kudos to the amazing staff!

Ive been to Play Playground a few times now. It's a great spot to take out of town guests and for a…read morenight of fun games. Some of the workers I've spoken and laughed with were really nice. I remember one time I went there, the worker overseeing the Perfection Game in the corner was very nice. She even challenged / played with me. Idk what the game is actually called. I played majority of the games and did the slide. I didn't do the bullseye. Overall, it's a fun place. Not sure if they offer local discounts. I wish they did.

This was such a fun spot!!! Went for an event and it was so cool. The place is so cool and the…read morepeople there are amazing.

1st time here, we have our grandkids this summer so we took them to Kangamoo. They had a great…read moretime, considering it was 110 an indoor playground was the only option. Kangamoo staff were very friendly and informative, the sitting and play area were very clean. The option to buy cold drinks and snacks was a plus. Definitely going back again.

Came here in the later afternoon. I adore how they have good spaces and a good amount of toddler…read moretoys. It was not a lot of toddlers/kids there so my baby got to enjoy a lot of the stuff without kids trying to get at it right when he is done. It's efficient and clean. The place is a bit run down as it has been used by kids seemingly over the years. Staff was friendly and they even gave him a balloon shaped in a form of a sword for the ride back home. My baby toddler loved this spot!

What can I say? My kids love them some good ole sharks. So we come here and they never…read moredisappoint. There's sharks aplenty. Hammerhead! Saw tooth shark. Komodo dragon. Snake. Huge fishes. And an ancient SE Asian ruin theme that just makes it all the more majestic and Indiana Jonesy. I got an annual pass and in 2 months we went maybe 3 times and it's always awesome. Even without the kids, I swear I can just sit there in the shark area and meditate and listen to the underwater sounds and it's just so peaceful and soul refreshing.

During our visit, we attended a piranha talk and presentation. We also explored exhibits featuring…read moreAsian fish and lizards, sharks, and stingrays. One of the more interesting features was a ship-like viewing area that allowed children to see animals swimming both underneath and above them through the glass. This gave younger visitors another way to observe the animals closely. Stingray Touch Pool The stingray touch pool was much less accessible for small children. The stingrays usually stayed near the bottom of the pool, making them difficult for younger children to reach. Children were not permitted to sit or lie on the stone surrounding the pool for safety reasons, but there was no alternative provided, such as a secured step platform or designated raised viewing area. This meant that parents often had to lift and hold their children over the edge so they could see or attempt to touch the stingrays. That could create its own safety concern for both the parent and child. A staff member suggested that a child could lie on their stomach to reach farther into the pool. However, this may not work well for children who have sensory sensitivities, physical limitations, discomfort with pressure on their stomach, or developmental delays. The exhibit would be more inclusive if it offered a safe alternative for shorter children, such as: * A secured, nonslip step platform * A lower section of the pool designed for children * A raised glass viewing window * A staff-supported touch opportunity * Clear accessibility options for children with sensory or physical needs The touch pool was an exciting concept, but the current design made it difficult for many younger children to participate independently and safely.