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    Net A.

    Grandkids played here with their unlimited hourly play game card!! Sn arcade offering the largest collection of Japanese as well as classic video games !!

    Neeka S.

    I always come to Game Nest for the $12 unlimited game play! There is a one minute down time between card scans if you go with a group, you can somewhat share the cards. There's a lot of really fun games available, including racing, shooting and dancing games. The games feel like they were imported from Japan. Some of the games are difficult to use because they are not in English! I love the Twister game with friends, but it was out of order this time. We went on Sunday at 4 pm and there wasn't a big wait.

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    Myphuong L.

    My only ask on this vegas trip was to come here and be a kid again! To play all of our childhood games with no distractions for an hour and we did just that. The price increased from $10 to $12 unlimited play per hour plus $1 activation per card. The timer is built into the card, you'll see the remaining time on the screen. Just tap at the machines. Games with prizes such as the claw machines were bought for credits to use as tokens to play. Otherwise the arcade was unlimited per hour. The place wasn't that big but they carried all games from the 80s and on. It was very nostalgic for us all. Be patient as these are original machines that they recycle/refurbished from Japan and are 40-50 years old. Some were slow to start or didn't start at all. The instructions on the screen were in Japanese but you get the point. To maximize your time, come when they open otherwise you'll have fanatics who come and hog the machine all day. I got to be the race car driver, the basketball player, the deejay, dancer, bowler, saving citizens. Got to play games that I wasn't able to as a kid due to resources and played others for the first time. If you're hungry, they sell food and drinks inside their cafe.

    Madeline S.

    Nest Arcade is such a fun vibe!! I came here over the weekend on a short trip to Las Vegas. This location is off the strip and located within China Town. It's a small location, but packed with many unique and old school games. I loved the play by the hour option - only $12 an hour. They also have other pricing options too. The staff were friendly and they even have a cafe with yummy food items as well as boba drinks. This was a really fun find and I'm excited to go back when I visit Vegas next!

    Chiqui A.

    New arcade next to Cosmic Fluff they are not crowded yet maybe it was weekday when we went. They do have a small cafe inside very convenient so if you want to eat and play. Parking is limited.

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    Dina Q.

    This arcade was honestly so much fun. They had a ton of really cool Japanese games that you don't normally see anywhere else, which made the whole experience feel unique. The machines were in great condition, the arcade was clean, and there was a good variety of games to choose from. I love how affordable it is and they charge you PER HOUR which is a way better deal than Dave and busters, or should I say Dave and Pocket Busters! Definitely a cool spot to bring your family and even fun enough for adults.

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    So love the prices of the games. It's $12 per hour. We loved the foreign games and they did have some classics. Will be back for the games! But do not get the food or the drinks here. The tea was just ok and they didn't fill it up all the way. Pizza wasn't worth $28 for a 16in. It only had a few pieces of chicken and tasted like a cracker.

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    Kardi K.

    I come here often, and every visit is a great experience. The front desk staff is always welcoming, and the food and drinks are fantastic. I especially love the player card for a hour of play--it's definitely worth it! Whether you're bringing the kids or enjoying a date night with your partner, it's a great place to spend time. We'll definitely be back again!

    Aspen S.

    Amazing place amazing experiences, i've been here 10+ times. i highly recommend for family or even dates or anything at all so many different games and only $12 for a hour to play all the games!!!

    My wife behind an arcade display which doubles as the secret door that ends up in front of their concession stand.
    Felix B.

    Game Nest Arcade is a gem in Chinatown Las Vegas! Even though some of the games are straight from Japan (and can be a little tricky to figure out at first), it just adds to the charm and makes you feel like you've stepped into a real Japanese arcade. They've got a wide variety of newer games, so there's always something different to try, and the atmosphere makes it fun no matter what you play. Whether you're competing with friends or just hanging out, it's a great spot to spend some time. Bonus points, they also serve food, so you don't have to leave when you get hungry. Games, snacks, and good vibes all in one place. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area! look for the secret door. I honestly thought it was just a photo opportunity until someone pointed it out. Let's just say it adds another layer of fun to the whole place.

    Cassandra B.

    The Game Nest Arcade is located in Chinatown and is a great family friendly activity off The Strip. We opted for the $12 pass, which gets you an hour of unlimited game play (select games excluded). The wall art is top tier - there's Godzilla, One Punch Man, and Transformers. This was a cute arcade, overall!

    David M.

    Great arcade to hang out in! My friends and I were finding a place in the area to spend an hour in, and we stumbled across this venue. It's got a whole bunch of Japanese arcade games, some classics like skeeball and basketball, and an area to buy snacks and drinks. I HIGHLY recommend the $12 for 1 hour option for the best bang for your buck, especially if you suck at those arcade games where "if you die, you have to insert more tokens, but you suck so you die every minute". The only problem with this option is once you scan the card, you cannot re-scan the card for another minute.

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    Great value. So many games to choose from. I highly recommend. I came with my two kids. They loved it.

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    Absolute deal we took our toddler here and with the hour pass lets him try all types of games. I wish we had this in CA

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    Ask the Community - Game Nest Arcade

    Are you open 4th of July?

    Yes we are open as usual

    Is that maximum tune I see?

    Yes

    Do they accept Apple Pay?

    Y es we do

    Is the rate still 10$an hour and are all day passes available?

    Unfortunately no all day pass but yes it's 10$ hour

    What is hourly rate?

    10$ an hour

    Byob friendly if people aren't jerks?

    Do you guys accept card for payment?

    They do!

    Do you have any PINBALL machines ? Would you have space to host 1 or more?

    Unfortunately we do not have any

    Do you guys still do the all-day passes and how much is that now?

    Unfortunately since we have a card system now to keep track of peoples hours we could not do the all day pass anymore

    Are you open on Christmas Eve and/or Christmas Day?

    Yes we will be open as usual.

    What are the prices now since the new expansion? Is it still $10.00 per hour and $5.00 per additional hour of play?

    The only difference is there is no more 5$ additional.

    Do you guys have PS4 or XBox?

    Yes we have both available for rent

    Do you have cyberball or tournament cyberball machine?

    Unfortunately we do not I'm sorry

    Would I have to pay for 4 and 5 year olds?

    We have a card system now so u could share the card. They just have a 60 second delay on each swipe.

    Is it fun?

    Tons of fun! Especially with friends

    Is there guitar hero here?

    Yes we do. We have pump it up and ddr

    Do you guys have taiko no tatsujin at this arcade?

    Yes we do

    Should I make a reservation for 2 people?

    No that's not necessary we always have space for any size party.

    Hi do you offer any birthday party options?

    Yes you can go to our website and make a part of your request. www.gamenestlv.com

    Do you still have the every Monday deal 5$ an hour and 10$ fall day?

    Unfortunately we do not we have doubled our arcade games and square footage so our rent has gone up. But we do offer a lot more

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    4.9
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    Super fun and nice staff, I had Phil as an instructor and he made the experience even more…read moreenjoyable :D

    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.

    Game Nest Arcade - arcades - Updated August 2026

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