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.

If you're in Las Vegas and looking for something fun to do with kids beyond the Strip, this…read moredinosaur outpost play spot is such a great find, especially if your little ones are obsessed with dinosaurs like ours! It's located just outside the Strip at an outdoor mall, super easy to get to and not far at all. At first, I honestly thought it might be a temporary pop-up, but it actually seems like a permanent setup, and it's huge. The highlight is definitely the animatronic dinosaurs. T la hey're seriously impressive and kept our kids completely engaged. The space is divided into different themed play areas, which makes it feel like there's always something new to explore. There's a bike track, a paleontology dig area, a sand zone, puzzles, a tug-of-war game with a triceratops, and even a section where kids can "feed" dinosaurs with balls. At the end, there's also a small jungle gym to climb around on. There are endless things for kids to do here. We easily spent a solid two hours and could've stayed longer. It's the kind of place that keeps them moving, playing, and using their imagination the whole time. I also noticed they host parties, which would be such a fun idea for a birthday. Overall, the price felt very reasonable for how much time we spent there and how much the kids enjoyed it. Honestly, I just wish we had something like this closer to home!

My daughter's slime got confiscated at TSA, so I found this place to replace it here in Vegas…read more Had such a fun time at Oozapalooza! We loved being able to make our own slime and choose all the different add-ins to customize it. The employees were all so nice and helpful, which made the experience nice and smooth. Such a fun place for kids and families, and I love that they also host birthday parties here. Would definitely come back again!

I don't typically write negative reviews but I still am blown away about how rude and disrespectful…read morethe manager was to paying customers when we were the only ones in the shop at the time. We were so excited to take our kids here Friday night with a few friends. We had six kids and five adults. It was NOT a welcoming environment from the start. We had to book two tables even tho the adults were not making slime. They try to upsell you for the adults to participate and of course everything else to add in. Once the kids got started one of our friends was asked to move from a chair behind her daughter to the table. At one point the host left the area and our kids asked for help to stir the slime. We again were told we had to sit down and we could not help our own children. We were discussing how ridiculous this policy was and how ride the manager was within our own group. He then came back over to us and began to tell us he was being nice by allowing us to sit on the orange bench next to the table our kids were at, when technically it was for those signing their waivers (never mind we were the only people in the business at the time), he then said we were breaking the rules by discussing with each other our opinion of how he was treating us (we were not cursing, being disruptive just stating how absurd it was we were not allowed to help our own children!) He tried to say I was yelling at him when I never raised my voice but was only matter of fact with him, and when I tried to end the conversation and sit their quietly so my kids could just finish their experience, he continued to try and scold me and I had to repeatedly tell him "Ok" and just sit silently because he felt it necessary to be domineering after I said my piece. Our group was completely respectful the entire time and when other patrons came in toward the end of our session we moved as necessary to accommodate the rules. It was completely out of line the way he spoke to us, tried to control us, and try to intimidate us. Such a shame they have someone managing the business who is not welcoming and doesn't know how to speak to people appropriately.

Overall, my best friend and I had a great time!…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. Russell assisted us throughout our experience. They have a cute banana scavenger hunt challenge to earn 10 minutes of axe throwing. I also noticed they take donations for their smash room, which I think is neat. We visited the location on a Monday! They have $75/per person offer on Mondays to enjoy 2 activities. We chose the smash room and axe throwing, but they also have a paint room option. I have gone axe throwing before, but I like the axe throwing better at this location because they offer a variety of games to play with your group. We played and enjoyed the zombie game the most. The only reason I gave the experience 4 stars and not 5 stars is because I wish we could have thrown items against the walls in the smash room, but we were confined to the table in the center. Check out more video footage on TikTok! @Joss__theBoss

Such a fun spot. Hosted a birthday party here & it was a blast. The lounge was set up already for…read moreus with some birthday decorations which was a really nice surprise! The staff was incredible, very welcoming & helpful the whole time. Raymond was our host & he was great! Helpful the whole time, super friendly, attentive & overall made the experience really fun for all our guests. Even the little ones had their own little set up so they didn't feel left out. Definitely recommend this spot.

Our family of four visited on a Monday afternoon. It appears to be a newly renovated jungle gym…read morewith various climbing structures, short slides, mini trampoline and small tree house. It is not overly spacious and it got a bit crowded which could coincide with the President's Day holiday. Even so, it did not prohibit our girls from trying most of the facilities. There is a big faux lawn on the other side of the playground with balls and hula hoops so children could take a break from the playground when it gets crowded.

This park recently went through renovations (I wanna say seven or so months ago) and it is a…read moredowngrade. The former park had a sizeable hedge maze, a jungle gym of sorts (a pole to slide down) with lots of tall slides one one side and short slides for the wee ones too on the opposite end (some parents were putting their too-young children in the tall slides, but you can't do that with babies who can't really lift their heads up). There also was a water feature/splash pad (great for Summer) and hop-along "rides" for the smaller kids. There was a little house to climb up, which was situated in the middle, next to the bathrooms. The new one has wide open spaces, fewer adventures for the kids (like I said, it is small), short slides, and fewer seats for the parents. There is a little jumping feature in the corner- great for children with coordination (our son likes this area), which is popular for kids of all ages. (The sign has an age recommendation.) There was a clerk kind of managing the park who mentioned that the redesign was for distancing (but this was before the virus hit the world as we know it). Here are the nice points. It is clean. There are bathrooms in the immediate area. It is probably better for smaller kids to enjoy.

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.

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!

At first I wasn't sure if Play Playground would be a good use of our time and money, but we…read moreactually had a lot of fun here! Everything on the strip is expensive, and all things considered for how much quality time we spent here and the unique experience, I think it was worth it. It wasn't too crowded when we went, and the employees are super friendly. We got to play a lot of games, and because they give you plenty of points with the basic package, I didn't feel like I had to carefully pick and choose which ones to play. I really did get to feel like a kid again! The life sized Bop It, Word Scramble, human bullseye, and the one where you have to dodge the poker chips on a narrow platform were really fun. I like the leaderboard so that you can see how we did compared to each other and other players did on the day/all time. The "duck duck boom" game (which I really appreciate being included in the basic package) was waaaaay harder than I expected but really really different and fun. Got such a workout. The one thing about these games is that you can actually get hurt from some of them if you're not fully paying attention. I got nailed in the head with one of the moving poker chips in the dodging obstacle course and it was made of harder material than I expected lol.

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.

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!

Wanted to spend sometime with the grandkids and wanted to try Kangamoo and we were not…read moredisappointed! We were greeted right when we walked in and were excited to play. There are so many different activities to try. None of the activities were closed and things were very clean. The boys really enjoyed their time here and the price to get in was reasonable as well. Definitely will be back for more fun

It's Soarin'! in Las Vegas. Same ride system and manufacturer. They have 4 different movies that…read morethey cycle through throughout the day. There is a "history of the west" preshow video which is ok. But the actual ride really shines. Overall experience is about 25 minutes from pre-show to exit. We did the West video which went through the deserts in the west, up the coast, and also the pacific northwest. Of course there was a flyover of Vegas. The video was very crisp. The ride system was very smooth. My daughter complained it didn't have the neat transitions between scenes like Disney does. This just jumps from clip to clip although they try to keep the perspective the same. Overall I really liked this. A definite must do in my mind!

We went to FlyOver in LasVegas for the Iceland Experience…read more I agree with other reviewers about the employees being rude. We could not hear 1/2 of what they were saying and no one was enthusiastic at all. The pre-show was decent, but after standing in line, standing waiting to see the pre-show experience and then standing for the pre-show experience, older people and those with back problems had trouble. We were seated for the film. The film was nice with a few special effects, but it was more about the Iceland country side and only a few seconds showing areas inhabited by people including Reykjavik which is a beautiful city (we have been there). The overall film experience was not 25 minutes as advertised (less). If you are prone to motion sickness or have ear or balance issues I don't recommend this experience.

There is nothing here at this address. When you search for it, the phone number leads you to…read moreOozapalooza Slime, which is at 6551 Las Vegas Blvd S. We drove all the way out because it was open while Oozapalooza was not! Waste of time.

Customize your own slime with the help of slime experts. They have everything you need --your,…read moreactivator, scents, accessories, jars, etc to make all types of slime. The best part? They take care of the clean-up so you can be off to enjoy the rest of your day!