Food was expected, not great and not terrible. For kids to go into the play area, you're required…read moreto buy Chuck E Cheese socks for $10 - so pricey. The employee supervising the area allowed a couple kids to go in a few times without any socks. It seemed like favoritism or the person didn't care unless parents were around. Overall the place was clean and safe for kiddos. I really loved that there was a hook next to the changing table for the diaper bag. More places should have a hook next to the changing table! This was my daughter's first time and she had a blast. She was enamored when Chuck came out and danced with everyone.

Best to go on a week day or night for less crowd! The kids…read morelove it so much! Be sure to ask for the Groupon special and you may get a discount. The adventure jump zone is extra fee and is absolutely worth it; they give you socks!

It doesn't look like much from the outside .. but inside is truly a blast from the past . Neon…read morelights and the iconic rug. The concession is cash only . Please be nice to the teens working . They're doing their best and it's not that serious . It's a skating rink I'll be coming to again and again.

Crystal Palace on the north side was honestly a pleasant surprise. Walking in, I expected it to be…read morelike that movie "Roll Bounce" (that ATL Chitown hood vibe), but it was actually the complete opposite. The place was hella clean, spacious, and well put together. The music was solid too. It was a good mix of everything (nothing overly ratchet). The crowd was also respectful at the time we went, it felt very family-friendly. We showed up right when they opened at noon on a Saturday, and there was already a good-sized crowd inside because of a birthday party. Even with that, it didn't feel overcrowded. Heads up! you do have to sign a waiver when you come in. Pricing was reasonable: about $13 for admission and around $5-$6 for skate rentals (you can bring your own). Also, they charge you a 3.5% fee I think if you use a card (instead of cash). They also have skating mates available, which is clutch if you've got kids (or adults) still learning. Along the side, there's a small arcade section and plenty of seating if you just want to chill and watch. We ate beforehand so we didn't try the food, and the dining space was a good size. The employees we encountered seemed friendly and we didn't have any issues during our visit. They turned on the lights after an hour for like 10 mins and made everybody do the "Hokey Pokey" and other random games. I guess this gave an opportunity to have a little break from the normal skating. The only weird thing was there wasn't a sink inside the restrooms. It's a shared one outside. Overall, this is a solid, affordable spot for a family outing. I took my three kids here and they had a great time. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something fun and low-key in Vegas.

We came here on a Tuesday around 10:30am. We wanted to come for the happy hour that is $2 a game…read morefrom 9am to noon. It's so worth it and perfect to practice and get cheap games in. There were a lot of lanes open and not crowded at all. We had our own lane and space from other bowlers. It was so much fun! We bowled 3 games each and it was $6 each for us. I brought my own shoes too. The employees are really friendly there and always nice to talk to. They always give us the best advice what days are good to come. I highly recommend giving them a call first before you come to check if theres no leagues playing. We can't wait to bowl again here!

Decent bowling alley. The pricing is reasonable. The lanes worked properly. The customer service…read morewas good. They have multiple vending machines, bathrooms, fully stocked bar, darts, and a concession stand. We ordered a couple drinks, some tenders/fries and an order of nachos. Everything was decent as far as bowling alley cuisine goes. Everyone enjoyed the actual bowling itself, and even though several darts were broken, we managed to make it work and had fun shooting darts in the bar area.

Let's do something different today! Let's gather together…read moreand go bowling. Here at Sam's town what's not to love especially bowling . It's wintertime here in Vegas and it's colder than normal and it's darker than normal. You truly just want to hibernate. We need to get out and get some culture. So again, let's go bowling. You get your shoes and pay and it's off to the lane. It's cool here in the dark because the colors are all night time colors that glow and dance. It's special fun. If this is your first time seeing is believing . Now time to come see. These days if you are looking for something to do during the week then let's go bowling, especially on Wednesday it's an all day affair with bowling only for $12.00 . This includes the lanes and the shoes . Bring the "fam" and let's go bowling! If you get hungry they have a great snack bar, the pizza is killer. All your favorite snacks here for you to enjoy. Beware the snack bar does not open until 5 pm . You can bring your own food from other restaurants and have it to eat . They have tables to sit and enjoy it. If you want to play video games then Batman awaits your attention . They have the egg machines and you can try your luck if you dare . What's not to love . Come and have some fun .

Honestly I do like bowling it's a fun date idea but the ignorance from the staff totally turned me…read moreoff I don't recommend here at all the people at the food counter were rude then it through me off so I wanted to leave and the bowling alley wouldn't refund me at all

Personally I came in today and this playground is great for kiddos under the age of 8 , It has a…read morelot of amenities I also have great view of my kids It's a very clean and picked up playground The staff very sweet , helpful Very much recommended

Part 2: Quick Note: I'm not upset with the staff. My…read moreconcerns are with the management/owner and the lack of accountability. Instead of taking responsibility, the blame was shifted onto the staff. There was also a lack of clear, effective communication throughout the situation, and I found the owner's (Haydee's) responses on Google and Yelp to be petty and unprofessional. The owner also claimed that we arrived early. I walked in around 4:26-4:27 p.m. for a scheduled 4:30 p.m. setup time, so we were only a few minutes early. In hindsight, it's fortunate that we were, because we ended up helping her only staff member clean and organize the venue before my event. Had we arrived exactly at our scheduled setup time, the venue would have still been dirty and disorganized, which would have been embarrassing for me as the host. When I mentioned that the decorations didn't match the theme beyond the paper plates, she didn't seem concerned. She asked me, "Well, is the place not ready for the event?" I replied, "It is now, after we helped clean it." Her response was simply, "Well okay then, the place is ready. I don't know how else you want me to help." At that point, I realized the conversation wasn't going anywhere and ended the call. Afterward, I asked the employee who the owner was, and she told me it was Haydee, the same person I had just spoken with. That was the most disappointing part of the entire experience. I expected the owner to care about both her customers and her employees. Instead, I felt my concerns were dismissed, and it seemed like no accountability was taken for the poor communication, lack of preparation, understaffing, or overall experience. The kids had fun, which is ultimately what mattered most, but the customer service, communication, organization, cleanliness, and attention to detail did not match the premium price. Between the disorganized booking process, poor communication, incomplete decorations, having to clean the venue ourselves before guests arrived, conflicting information from staff, and the dismissive response from the owner, this experience fell far short of expectations. For over $500 for a two-hour event, I expected a much smoother, more professional experience. One final concern was the cleanliness of the facility. Considering how much food, popcorn, sand, trash, and even a used diaper were still out when we arrived, it did not appear that the venue had been thoroughly cleaned or sanitized between events. Since there were two parties before ours, I expected the space to be fully cleaned before our guests, especially young children, arrived. I sincerely hope none of the children who attended our party get sick, because the condition of the facility when we walked in did not give me confidence that it had been properly sanitized before our event.

We had a great time at Gold Coast Bowling! We came for the All You Can Bowl special starting at…read more9:30 PM, and it was an amazing deal. We ended up playing four games before we were completely worn out. For only $15, including shoe rental, it was absolutely worth it. The service was excellent, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. The bowling alley was clean, and I really appreciated the good air quality, which made the experience even more comfortable. It's a great place for families, kids, or anyone looking for a fun night out. There was also plenty of parking, which made everything easy. We'll definitely be coming back again!

Loved bowling here so much fun especially for kiddos! We had the bumpers on and we had so much fun…read morewe even had this Dino slide for my son's ball. Food was a great selection and very reasonable prices! Doesnt smell like heavy smoke which is nice and bathrooms are super clean! Only thing I say to stay away is the stupid arcade what a rip off! It's like $25 which it added $5 extra some how! The prizes you get with your arcade credits at the end are not accurate it's a machine vending it out! My son wanted a giant sticky hand and it was a small micro tiny squishy hamburger like what! Then ok we got a balloon on a string it was a tiny balloon like a worm? Then we tried get a sticky hand a small one it turned out to be the tiniest finest tiny tiny like no bigger than your thumb finger nail sticky looking mass weapon. What a damn rip off! Stay clear from that money trap!

Came here with my mom and my girls for a little family bowling night and we honestly had such a…read moregreat evening. Sometimes you just need something simple and fun, and this was exactly that. We have the Pogo Pass so we were able to use it for one free game, which is always a win The check in process was pretty smooth and we got on a lane without too much of a wait. There's a snack bar inside, so we grabbed some fries to share, plus a water, soda, and a beer. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot while we bowled. The girls were excited just to have snacks at the lane...it made it feel like a whole event. One thing I did notice was that some of the people bowling next to us weren't always the most polite about waiting their turn. I was always taught that if someone is already up and getting ready to bowl, you let them go first, it's just common courtesy. My grandfather bowled in a league for over 10 years, so that respect for lane etiquette was something I grew up with. It's something I've also taught my girls. Bowling is supposed to be fun, but it's also about being mindful of others around you. Aside from that, we really enjoyed ourselves. The lanes were running smoothly, the atmosphere felt relaxed, and it was nice just spending quality time with family. At the end of the day, that's what matters most. We'll definitely be back for another family night out

This bowling alley is very nice. It has been well maintained, and is quite clean. I love that there…read moreare lanes on both walls, and lots of extra seating in-between. It's interesting that it's actually a quaint bowling alley, (compared to many of the others.) but yet still spacious. The staff appears to be customer service orientated, which is rare to find anywhere.

I was going to a different bar about a block away from this place to watch VGK games. After several…read morevisits, I realized my business was not welcome there. I normally give business a few opportunities to improve service before writing a review. Especially bars. I know that a lot of people stiff on tips, and sometimes at first you might get mediocre service. That has not been the case with this bar. On my first visit, I was asked to show I.D. It's expected when you go to a place where patrons are expected to be a certain age. I've met 2 different bar tenders which have both been awesome! The other day I asked the bar tender if I could get the VGK game on the TV in front of me. Not only did he put the game on, but also turned up the sound! Today, I sat down at a seat. The game was on a TV about 3 or 4 TV's over. I had no problem turning my head over to watch the game. I was doing something on my phone, and when I looked up, I realized he had put the game on the TV in front of me. He also remembered what I drink which was an added bonus! I'm a huge fan of New Orleans and the Saints! When you're inside the bar, you forget that you're in Vegas. It has a very cool New Orleans vibe to it. There are TV's in front of almost every seat. In the back there are several huge screens and very comfortable couches. There's been a problem they are trying to fix with the video games, which I don't care because that's not what I went in for. They do however have a working Pool Table. Beers are very affordable, if I remember correctly, $3.25 or $3.50 a beer. If you're looking for Mardi Gras beads, they have every team you can think of for sale. I know they have food, but have never tried it. So I can't speak on it. If you like playing slots, there's a huge bar area with several machines along the bar. I highly recommend checking them out! I wish I could give them 10 Stars!

There are many reasons to visit the Bourbon Street chain, and this location lives up to it. You can…read moreenjoy a frozen daiquiri while winning tickets in the arcade area, or partake in a draft or bottled beer while playing video poker. Cash only is accepted, so plan accordingly. The wall of arcade game prizes is impressive! There are beads to suit any interest, from sports to animals and much more. Other prizes include masks, hats, T-shirts, sports helmets and plush animals. The arcade operates on game tokens, which are handed out with drink and food purchases- for example, spend $10, get 10 game tokens. The price for the games ranges from 1 token for pinball and "old school" games such as Pac-Man, to 4 or more tokens for games of skill, etc. They have a basketball game, a wheel which gives out tickets, beer pong for tickets game, coin push and more. The buy food & drinks, play free games is a pretty sweet deal. The menu is New Orleans themed also, and the drinks will not disappoint. There were 2 employees when I was there, and they handle everything. On a Monday eve, there were about 8 other customers. The place is big, with nice seating areas in front of TVs. Bourbon Street is a Dotty's taverns sibling, and their player's club is aligned with Dotty's. This location has gaming at the bar, which is in front of a number of TVs and the wall 'o prizes. A few machines had a 15x points on all games tag on them, which is a good promo. Bourbon Street has perfected carrying out the chain's theme, with a ceiling of New Orleans related signs, flags, etc, and more stuff on the walls. There are also animated "entertainers" twirling on poles, and a Bourbon Street facade. The place was very clean, including the restroom. Smoking is permitted, but the lack of customers may mean it won't be too bad.