Stopped here with the kids on a weekday afternoon. It's close to the strip…read more The prices were amazing! We paid $12 for unlimited play for an hour (excluding claw machines)! It seemed like a small space compared to the arcades we're used to but looking around we could see that there were a ton of arcade games close to each other. There was a huge selection of games for all ages as well. Highly recommend for a fun kids activity!

Game Nest Arcade is a Japanese arcade located in Chinatown and honestly I think of this place as a…read moremini Round1 Bowling & Arcade (minus the bowling part). The arcade has 50+ machines on the floor with imported Japanese racing games (including some newer racing games like Initial D The Arcade and Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 6R), rhythm games, etc. Unlike Round1, there aren't too many claw machines here. There are some cute anime posters in one section of the arcade. The arcade also sells food and drinks. [Parking]: Easy and free strip mall parking. [Gameplay]: The arcade offers unlimited hourly play at a rate of $12 per hour (excluding prize redemption games). Cards are rechargeable with a $1 activation fee for new cards. For credits, the price is $11 for 50 credits and players receive more free credits the more they pay (e.g. $110 for 777 credits). Tokens are needed for the gashapon capsule machines ($1.50 per token). [Conclusion]: This is a nice alternative stop for anyone who's not interested in gambling at casinos or wants a place to keep their kids busy while in Vegas.

Felix & Jorge were awesome from the get go, very welcoming & helpful!…read more My kids enjoyed the variety of machines there were. Although a smaller venue it was lively & the prizes/stuffies were cute. Something for everyone. They also have a drink station that has water and you can make coffee as well. Massage chairs for parents waiting for their kids as they enjoy themselves. Way to cater to us parents as our kids drain our accounts love it! Behind the cashier is a wall full of dumplings and squishies. Had the kids all excited! Will definitely be back!

Let's talk about the best claw machine spot to visit in Las Vegas--The Claw!…read more They recently reopened under new ownership, and the experience was incredible from start to finish. They even offer complimentary bottled water, coffee, and massage chairs while you play! A huge shoutout to Deborah and Syd, who made the experience unforgettable for our four kids. They were so encouraging, gave helpful tips, repositioned the plushies when appropriate, and made every win even more exciting. Their kindness, patience, and enthusiasm made the entire experience so much fun. If you're visiting Las Vegas, The Claw is an absolute must-stop! We can't recommend it enough. Thank you, Deborah and Syd, for making such wonderful memories with our family! We will definitely be back every time we're in Vegas!

This is one of the best hotels and casinos on the Strip; it is just "wow. Closely related…read moreproperties and both Wynn and Encore do not disappoint, and having stayed in nearly every hotel on the Strip, this easily becomes my top-rated, as a whole. Service is a level-above-everything and the hosts do so much more than is required--Marie, the host of the casino at my last visit, was very nice. The rooms are lovely and are a clear stand-out from the rest of the show. Worse than that, the amenities are unbeatable: Awakening Theater is a must-see, Encore is great, and XS Night Club is the number one Strip club. Paired with their wonderful bars and restaurants, this place easily deserves 5 stars!

Beer: Im a huge cider fan so in vegas that's really hard to find. This has the biggest selection i…read moreever seen and this already gets a five star. service: there a bar with a couple of consoles conncted to it just in case you wanted to play and drink at the same time. Ambiance: I mean its nostalgia city. Its exactly how you imagine it to be an arcade bar. They do have a couple of snacks if you want to eat. There was also a guy has is own food stand. i went on a friday night and it was pretty poppin. Ill def come back.

Excellent place highly recommend. So much to do and see. Alot of time and effort has gone into it.read more

We had such a great time here. We will be coming back for sure. The staff seemed very inviting…read moreand helpful.

Had a really fun time at Fantasy Claw Arcade! There's a great variety of claw machines, and it's…read morehonestly way more entertaining than I expected. Lots of different prizes and plenty of machines to choose from, so it's easy to spend some time here trying your luck. The atmosphere is fun and the staff was friendly. Definitely a good spot if you enjoy claw machines or are looking for something casual and different to do. I'd come back again! We got a lobster!

2.5 rounded down to 2 Having been to many claw machines in…read moreAsia and Chicagoland, this is our least favorite claw machine arcade of all times. This is because the plushies aren't attractive and probability of winning is low. Visiting from out of town, we wanted to take kids for a good time but we left with disappointment. We saw pictures ahead of time and thought there were cute plushies but noticed it's only near the entrance and felt misled. Surprisingly, my daughter found the large capsules easy to win that offered free tokens. We stacked the capsules and put them in the can but later found out from employee that we should not have put them there and to return to its original condition.

Amazing place for gamers and the front person Jaydon Tombucon was so attentive with our questions…read moreand answered so diligently. Would recommend if you want to come game during vacation.

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.

Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures because the Big Apple Coaster has a very strict…read moreno-loose-items policy. They won't allow you to bring your phone or anything else in your pockets onto the ride. Staff actually check before you board, and if you have anything on you, they'll send you back to put it away. Luckily, there are lockers nearby for around $1, so storing your belongings is quick, easy, and inexpensive. We visited on a Friday night and purposely waited until it was dark so we could enjoy the views of the Las Vegas Strip while riding. We had purchased our tickets online ahead of time, which I highly recommend because it allowed us to skip the ticket line. Once inside New York-New York, the coaster was easy to find, and we only waited about 30 minutes to ride. As a plus-size woman, I was happy to find that I fit comfortably on the ride, which is always something I appreciate knowing before visiting an amusement attraction. It was over 100°F outside the night we rode, so flying through the loops, twists, and huge drops while getting blasted with warm desert air made for a pretty wild experience! I'll admit, I was a little terrified--the drops are much bigger than I expected, and I rode a good portion of it with my eyes closed. The ride itself is fairly short, but it's packed with excitement from start to finish. My teenager absolutely loved it, and even though it scared me a bit, I'm really glad we did it. If you're visiting Las Vegas with kids or teens, I'd definitely recommend adding the Big Apple Coaster to your itinerary.

180 seconds of some of the ricketiest, head-jostling, ass-banging moments of your Las Vegas…read moreexperience. I felt like I was traveling at light speed in a shoe box while pummeled with hockey sticks. What can you get for $25 in Las Vegas these days...? ...a hearty, calorie-dense breakfast sandwich (like a sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit) at Eggslut in the Cosmopolitan... a classic Las Vegas souvenir t-shirt, a deck of commemorative casino playing cards... two pints of Guinness at Nine Fine Irishmen (New York New York) ... a $25 "gourmet" cheeseburger at various resorts and restaurants... ...OR a ride on The Roller Coaster at New York-New York, first launched in 1997 as The Manhattan Express, then named The Big Apple Coaster, and still sort of popular... mostly with Vegas virgins. There was confusion about storing our valuables... lockers, secret codes... You buy a ticket, get in line and then are told you should probably store your valuables in a locker, which you have to find and master the process for renting , opening and storing. [Tuesday midday] Short line was nice... we were with a couple of nervous teenagers there for the first time - their mom and aunt watching and waiting... Once on board, make sure to lock the seat bar down as far as you can onto you legs (more about that in a moment). Our midday experience thrust us into the blinding July summer sun blazing down upon us as we climbed to the top of the first summit - we tried to shield our eyes but it did nothing for the mounting heat that had me sweating by the top of ... THE FIRST DROP... (let your breath out slowing as you go...), then another and then you're thrown into a FULL LOOP where the centrifugal force shoves you into a pile of goo in your seat, followed by a little CORKSCREW-BARREL-ROLL maneuver and by the time you've caught your breath you hit a series of little up and down gut-sloshing, ass-smashing moves. Next thing you know, you're hurled left, then right - or maybe right then left - and up a little hill then into a CYCLONIC FUNNEL in a downward decent where you think you're done but then you hit a couple of parking lot speed bumps at maximum speed (more ass-banging) before you enter a dark tunnel where you think, "Oh God, what's next," but you get a quick glimpse into the casino right before the ride ends. Definitely a value (albeit it a different one) to the $25 cheeseburger, and more memorable than a t-shirt, just don't eat the burger before you board.

I actually found this place on TikTok and decided to check it out while we were at the Horseshoe…read moreCasino. It's located on the lower level and has a small bowling alley and arcade as well. We only did the mini golf, but we had a great time! The course itself is on the smaller side, but it's really cute and almost everything glows in the dark, which makes it fun and unique. I also loved that they had a cute little plastic golf club for my toddler to use, which was such a thoughtful touch and made it more family-friendly. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, and the prices were extremely reasonable, especially for being inside a casino. They also offer a military discount, which is always a huge plus! Overall, we really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend checking it out if you're at the Horseshoe. Great little activity, especially if you have kids!

This was such a surprise. It's a great break from the gambling and hoorah of Vegas for a bit and…read moreenjoy good fun. It's great for families or a date. My favorite parts is that it is very affordable and you are still on The Strip. Whether you're a fan of Twilight Zone or not the entire theme is cool. I also love the fact it is glow-in-the-dark; it makes it more fun. There are also arcade games and a few indoor bowling lanes. I highly recommend doing this during your next Vegas visit.

Buy a GetOut Pass and play here for free (1 hour arcade play once per quarter)!…read more Knocking off one star since many of the games didn't accept my unlimited play card/pass but we did have a great time with the games where it worked (air hockey, basketball, ski simulator, etc.). The service was friendly and the place has a good vibe.

Staff is still amazing NEW management…read more No more happy hour GetOut Pass holders- passes are quarterly now. Every 3 months

Iconic and nostalgic…read more Summers of my childhood were spent here playing the games, winning the tickets, getting the prizes, getting the face paint and watching the fun circus acts. It's a joy and there are so many different games to play. A few of my favorites are chicken in a pot, horse racing and balloon popping and ball tossing into floating flower pods. Very official names that I did not just make up. It's a good time and if you want a little extra physical adventure... you can go to the adventure dome as well. Free parking!

Always a little piece of my heart with this place. When I was a kid my parents took us here to…read moreplay. Now I bring my kids to do the same. Very nostalgic. Sentimental. Also feel bad because I know tourist business is on a downtrend in Vegas. Still had a blast! Kids always look forward to play here. These game cards do burn through fairly quickly. Most games range between $1-5 dollars Basically 1 credit is $0.10. Buy $100 worth and you get 1000 points plus 100 bonus points.