The Turkey Rock is an annual Las Vegas Thanksgiving run hosted by JusRun. This year's schedule was…read moreon Thursday, November 27 at Floyd Lamb Park - Group Area 5 at Tule Springs. Just Run offers a 10 K, 5 K and a 1-mile walk/run. There is also a virtual run. I did participate in the Halloween (Hallowrock) and will be participating in the Rockin Reindeer race in a few weeks. I ended up leaving my residence around 7:20 since Floyd Lamb Park is only a few minutes away from my residence. There were a lot of runners. The race was sold out. Parking was a little difficult. The area near Group Area 5 was completely full. A lot of vehicles had to backup and park near the entrance to Floyd Lamb Park. Luckily, we were able to make it to the start of the race right at 8:00 A.M. The race didn't start until 8:10 A.M. The 10k runners went first. The overall route doesn't have much elevation gain which is great! Unfortunately, the map layout was strange this year. For the 5k, the route had us start from the start line, then cross over from where the additional 5k and 10k runners were, and then had to loop around. When I spoke with other 5k runners on the run, it felt like the course was a lot longer than just a 5k. When I had got to the 2 mile sign, my Garmin had 3.3 miles on it. By the time the race was finished, I had about 4.4 miles on my Garmin. Other runners had also mentioned for the 5k running a lot longer than normal at 5k. JusRun sent out an email addressing the mistaken course change. and had updated the timing to accommodate all of the extra miles for the 5k and 10k runners. I was super sore afterwards, but luckily it was a beautiful day for a run. A medal, cupcake, and water was provided after the race.

It's a fun well organized run. I'm more of a trail runner so I felt the course was boring it was…read moreall black top fairly level with maybe 200 feet of elevation change along a trail by the 215. It was an out back course. With that said for a city run it was nice that I did not have to cross any streets or worry about cars. Staff was friendly and there was a lot of water stations for the 10K.

I ran the half marathon yesterday and it was super well organized. Packet pickup the day before was…read moreso smooth and fast it took less than five minutes. The day of the race was also super organized with many volunteers. I loved that they had tracking of the bib number with texting to those who are following your number. I wish they would have more than one tracking station besides at the mid point of the race. There were many aid stations and bathrooms along the course (about ever two miles). The course it's self was all placed roads along the neighborhoods of summerlin and was hilly gaining about 400-500 feet in elevation. I did find the neighborhood run dull at times as the views were of neighborhoods and the homes and streets began to look the same.

This is a very exciting event to attend. It happened towards end of March so weather was perfect…read moreand it's outdoor so it's dog friendly. Do bring your dog a bowl and water tho as none are provided. I couldn't see any main entrance or check in stand among the many tents that were set up so it was a bit unorganized and confusing in the beginning so I circled around the entire event until I came upon a tent that didn't seem to be serving any beer and inquired. That's where I checked in and it appears to be sponsored by Wellsfargo bank. The staffs were friendly enough but again did not explain to me any details or how it works so I put my little souvenir cups with the wristband (which appears to be a decor ribbon) inside in my car and proceeded to the first tent. At the first tent I looked at their beverages and asked for a sample and the staff asked me where's my wristband and cup? I said oh! I left it in my car since I didn't know that was my wristband and cup lol So I went back to my car and got them. Another walk, another wasted time but this is where the fun begins... From there it was drinks after drinks after drinks being poured into my 1 mini glasses. Everyone were friendly and eager to pour you a sample so pick and choose carefully otherwise you'll get tipsy really fast! There were no food provided except at the food truck that cost and a cookie stand that also cost. I did see several people walking around with their pretzel necklace including a cute dog wearing one Some of my top beers, hard cider, Lager, Ale or Pilsner were the mango flavored hard cider from Blake's, The pink poison from Nasty Beast. Oh you also get 2-3 plastic coins that you can drop in the vendors container for your picks and the vendors with the most coins wins the votes. How exciting right?? That contest made it more fun! I made friends with strangers and I had my dog, Peanut with me whom friendly strangers asked to pet. There were games to play also, including bean bags toss, the hammer game, ring toss game (cost but proceeds goes to charity) There were so many awesome beer and vendors to name but Lovelady Brewing co, Blake's, Nasty Beast, North 5th Brewing Co, Lazy Dogs, the Original Club Tails, 21Rocs, RoseAde, Silver Reef Brewing co, Nutrl, among many others. It was so much fun!! So much to do and see and sample! I was slurp slurping away and getting tipsy as I go lol. Oh there are a dump and rinse stations set up randomly so you can pour out your beer and rinse out the extras which was really helpful. I can't wait to attend their event next year. Thank you New Vista Beer Festival and Yelp for making this happen!

This was such a fun afternoon event to attend! And it happened at the end of March so the weather…read morewas perfect for being outside on the Lawn in Summerlin. Plus, it's dog friendly. Drinks, sunshine, and entertainment....what more can one ask for? :) Unlimited tastings for four hours is a great deal for this event and such a fun way to try new drinks. Also a dangerous way to get tipsy if you don't pace yourself and hydrate along the way! LOL There were water stations to rinse your tasting cup, but not water stations to drink from so I recommend bring your own water to stay hydrated at this event. In addition to beer, the event also had a lot of seltzer/canned alcohol drinks. There were even a few vodka cocktails in a can to try. There were so many awesome alcoholic drinks and vendors and the offerings exceeded my expectations. Every tent was excited to pour you a sample (or a sample of everything they had) and the energy was great and for a great cause. Everyone we encountered vendor wise/volunteer at this event was super friendly and made the event such a chill atmosphere. Some even had some cute swag to hand out like the lemonade seltzer tattoos. The main entrance or check in stand was a little bit unorganized/there was not a clear sign and there was a bit of a wait, but it is a volunteer charity event so it was to be expected. I loved how they had a few large screens up to watch the games on as well as some games to play. Seating was limited/practically non-existent but you are moving around so much that you don't even notice it. But if you care about that, I recommend bringing your own chairs or a blanket to sit on. For the price of this event and how much fun it was I definitely want to come back again :) Tell your friends everyone... this is an event you don't want to miss!

This was my second time going to this festival at Desert Breeze Park and it just gets better every…read moretime (except for the wind). First thing I'll say is buy your tickets on line, trust you'll save yourself time and get to skip the lines. Second thing I'll say is you might skip the alcohol package (an extra $25.00 per person). The reason I say that is the cup and number of included drink spots is limited. You be better off just buying your own drinks but if this is your first time going I'll say buy the alcohol package it just to experience it. As for the entertainment: live concerts, stage shows, and live wrestling... what more can you ask for!! Now the food: tacos, tacos and tacos galore. They have the basic tacos: shrimp, al pastor, carne asada, birria, chicken and octopus (don't know it until you try it). They also had food trucks serving bbq, hamburgers, hot dogs and roasted corn (both on the cob or in a cup). And finally they had dessert, tons and tons of dessert (try the funnel cakes, highly recommended!

Had a great time here!!!! A lot of fun and great vendors! Nice set up and easy to go inside…read more Parking was a challenge but what can we do? Definitely wear tennis shoes or gym shoes to walk around.

I booked the Red Rock Canyon ATV tour for myself and two friends. We're all in our late 50's and…read moreearly 60's. It was a perfect way to spend one of our days together in Las Vegas! Everything that American Adventure Tours promised was delivered with professionalism, courtesy and enthusiasm. Our pick-up was right on time, our ATV's ran perfectly, and the tour was great. Perhaps the best thing about our tour was our amazing guide, Austin. He did a great job of tailoring the trip to our capabilities, giving us all the challenge we could handle and keeping it fun and safe for all of us. I know you have many choices when looking for an ATV tour in Las Vegas. You will not go wrong booking with American Adventure Tours.

I can't stress enough how wonderful this company is. They communicate with you CLEARLY in regards…read moreto everything including pick up!! Safety is their number one and they make it clear. Take care of the equipment and the customer. Glen Dylan and Chris y'all are EVERYTHING! My Son rode passenger as he's not Enough to drive but he had an amazing time. Super terrain and out door feel! The desert experience was one of a kind. You will get dirty and dusty so don't wear your Sunday best. There is no where to wash your hands and face either lol but wipes are provided at the end. The views after driving up 5000 elevation is jaw dropping. Dress warm we did the 7am tour and it was on the colder side ! Highly recommend

2025 my first time participating in the tour de Summerlin. Over all it was a great experience. I…read morehad a great time and would do it again. The first rest stop I stopped at was well stocked and the staff/volunteers were very friendly and very helpful. The only complaint I have is there was no signage that I saw. I live Los Angeles so I'm not that familiar with the streets. I ended up getting lost 3 times. I followed some riders right past the first rest stop and 2.5 miles down the road found out they were doing the 80 mile ride so I missed the turn around and had to turn back but then got to enjoy the rest stop. I'm a slow rider so I fell behind the pac rather quickly. Coming out of the canyon I saw no signs at all and no other riders around anymore. My cell phone died and it was all guessing trying to find my way back to downtown Summerlin. I was doing the 40 mile ride tracking the distance on my smartwatch and it took me 46.02 miles to get to the finish line. Everything else was great and I would do it again.

This was my first year participating in Tour de Summerlin. I picked up my packet the night before…read morethe event at McGhie's, Fort Apache. Information was offered as far as the routes, parking, meal ticket, etc. The registration included a free T-shirt and offered a 20, 40 or 80 mile option. The next morning I arrived at DS for the event. Parking was not clearly marked and the one person I encountered directing it was not very helpful. So right off the bat I think better signage could have been provided. Having only been cycling a year, I've only done a handful of distance cycling events and this did not compare to what I have seen take place in those other events. Not bad, just different. Not a lot of fanfare at the beginning of the ride or at the end. Compared to other rides not a lot of police presence or SAG vehicles either. I didn't feel the ride portion was clearly marked in spots and was confusing. I think the A-frame type smaller signs I have seen on other rides would have been helpful versus just arrows on the ground. I also heard other riders complain about this issue. I remember one portion where the arrows said right but some riders were going straight and if not for another cyclist familiar with the route directing me I would have missed the turn. This is the first ride that ever took me through a muddy, construction off-road portion as well. As far as rest stops go the two I stopped at were well stocked and the volunteers were friendly. I signed up for the 80 mile route which technically fell short of 80 by about two miles. At the end of the ride our meal ticket gave us a choice of a few food options as they were having a wellness fair at DS that day. No medal for this event which is unfortunate cause it's always nice to have a commemorative reminder of events like this. Will I do this ride again? If I get the same discounted rate then possibly but considering they are roads I can travel any time maybe I will just buy the jersey.

It was our 1st time. The family had a good time. They also have a small arcade. The price is great…read morefor the amount of Laps! And its indoor!!

We hosted a corporate team event at K1 Speed on June 12, 2026, and unfortunately the experience was…read morefar below expectations. The biggest issue was the lack of functioning air conditioning throughout a large portion of the facility during a 106°F Las Vegas afternoon. Staff informed us the AC had reportedly been broken for over two weeks prior to our event, yet this was never disclosed during the booking process. There were also no apparent backup cooling measures, such as fans or portable units, which made the environment uncomfortable for both our team and the employees working there. Additionally, appetizers included in our event package were never served. We brought this to the staff's attention during the event, but the missing items were never delivered. Only a portion of the food we paid for was provided. What made the situation even more disappointing was the lack of follow-up afterward. We reached out multiple times to our event coordinator, Courtney, in an effort to discuss the issues and find a reasonable resolution, whether through compensation or another form of customer service recovery. Unfortunately, our communications went unanswered, leaving us feeling completely ignored after the event. While the racing itself was enjoyable, the overall experience suffered from poor communication, lack of transparency, failure to deliver contracted services, and a complete lack of responsiveness once concerns were raised. For a corporate event, these are significant shortcomings. Based on this experience, our team will not be booking future events at this location. We recommend that other companies carefully verify facility conditions and event package details before making a reservation.

If I couldn't give them zero stars I would…read more No leadership from the director. He lets the parents/coaches do anything. He is not involved in trying to fix the issues. I would not have my son play for such a unorganized league. It sucks to have him affiliated with the NFL.

It is so hard to review sports leagues because of all the emotions involved with parents and kids…read more My child has been with this league for 4 years and played every season. Since my family and I are pretty quiet and don't get involved with the parent drama, I don't think that the owner/director knows us at all. We have spoken with him dozens of times about random things and he always acts like he is meeting us for the first time and has no idea who our kids is. I see the director talking with the same favorite coaches and aggressive, loud teams season after season. I am not judging the league based on this but I really wished they would take the time to get to know the kids and parents who have been around for years, paying the fees every few months and just enjoying the games without nasty comments. Okay now my review...trying to be unbiased. Your experience really depends on the coach you get, the parents on your team and the team you are playing and the refs for the game. We have had a few coaches and enjoyed experiences with most of them. Some have been rougher around the edges but for the most part we have been lucky. I will not allow my child to be yelled profanity at or treated like crap. I do see some coaches acting this way and I would have pulled my kid off that team very quickly. The refs have a tough job and I dont think they get paid very much. I try to patient and kind with them. Some of them are really, really wonderful and fair and some are biased and must be blind. It sucks to get a bad ref and I wish that the Director would be more involved to stop the bad ref behavior before it gets out of hand. Sooooo the worst part of the league...the parents. Omigosh the parents! So many over indulged children with their parents forcing them to play or living out an NFL dream. I wish everyone could get on the same page and just sit back, enjoy the game and cheer on their kids without nastiness. Stop yelling at the kids, coaches and the refs! If you have a problem then create your own team and run it your way. Otherwise, just be a parent and enjoy some time with your kids without embarrassing them. All in all we have had a mostly positive experience and I love the NFL jerseys they get. The league is fairly reasonable and there are leagues running almost all year long. if you arent sure about joining, I suggest giving a season a try and see if you like it. This gives you some insight into who are the best coaches and what to request for the next season.

Came here to spend some time with my friends. We typically do escape rooms so we wanted to branch…read moreout a bit more and that's how we found It's A Blast! Inside the staff is friendly and the place is clean. This place has a storyline and within the storyline you have to play multiple carnival games to progress through the story. The games require teamwork, so it is super fun to play in a group. We are all adults and found this place challenging enough, so we didn't necessarily breeze through all the games. However, the games are also kid-friendly, so families would be great as well! My friends and I had a blast (pun intended) and can't wait for a new game to start!

This. Place. Is. So. Fun!!!…read more Children, adults, the olds, bring everyone and like the name...it's a blast! Connor at the front desk is awesome and super responsive by text (the main phone line) so it was easy to book las minute, The shtick: There are four different rooms that you travel though, where you play different games in each room. They're not riddles like an escape room, it's more like carnival games and challenges. The games were simple and super interactive, a perfect combination for maximum fun. It was a blast and I can't wait to go back!

If you've been to the pumpkin patch by IKEA, this is the same one. It's located right behind the…read moreCredit One Bank off the 215 West and Cimarron. There's a lots of free parking. Lots of bouncy house types of fun for the little kids like slides and mazes. Socks are required so bring your own or buy when you arrive. There's also a few younger kids rides probably for kids 3+. Lots of pumpkins everywhere you can buy. Lots of photo opportunities also. They also sell food, snacks, and drinks like at fair. The price did go up, $1.50/ticket or $29/20 tickets for the rides. I personally think this is better for kids under 10yrs old. We've been to this pumpkin patch several years now and my son loves it. I would try not to feed your kids anything an hour before and no liquids 15-20min before going in case they get sick lol.

Amazing! We will be back every year!…read more It was free to get into and had so many things from my little toddlers to do. Just the perfect way to spend a fall weekend evening.