Such a cool experience. Wanted to do something fun but not stressful. It was bigger and better than…read moreexpected. Only wish I brought clothes that glowed more but man the detail was awesome especially a fan of the show. Ended up buying their shot glasses because I couldn't choose between the 4.

Not sure how much there is to say about mini golf, so I will keep it short!…read more Fun course with a neat gimmick and vibe, the handmade props were all kitschy and cute. The course itself is fine, albeit pretty simple, its mostly a lot of bank shots with PVC holes at the end. Fun to do once for sure, but I don't think there is a ton of replay here. Definitely check it out at least once though!

Came here on a Friday night. Lanes were occupied for a league until 9:30pm. So we walked around the…read morecasino for about an hour which wasn't bad cause something to do. The games were about ~$15/game. We played 3 games total. Also ordered pizza, probably would get something else next time.

Another spot that's affordable to hang out with family and friends…read more Make sure you bring your own socks. They have finger foods, soda, beer, and alcoholic beverages while enjoying bowling. This is inside a hotel and casino.

Stopped in today to celebrate my husband's birthday. Still a competitive family so we always want…read moreto win. Unfortunately there was a family at the lane next to us that kept crossing into our lane space making it difficult to bowl. It kinda made the 2nd game suck for us. We have a great time as a family so we made the best of it. The family of 5 deal was $150 for shoes and two hours of bowling. It was considered a holiday so it was more expensive. Typically a weekday before 3 pm is $100.

I came here for a birthday party on a Saturday afternoon. While my son was enjoying the party, I…read moresat at the bar to kill time and lose 100 bucks Bartender on duty a redhead late 30s looked at me probably three or four times she gathered ashtrays and then went to the back came back out put new ashtrays down and looked at me again never acknowledged me. She finally comes up and says whaddya want.... I understand it's tough to find a good job nowadays however, you have a job and you're just very miserable I guess. The prices at the lanes are already a money grabbed, and then you sit down at a bar and the bartender gives you a horrible attitude and terrible service. Oh well, that's the new normal these days I'm told so just deal with it....

I heard about a little even called Micro Mania here…read more This was my first time here and it was pretty chill. It has a dive bar like ambiance with some arcade and bowling alley. Also with a sprinkle of wrestling memorabilia. The bartenders were super chill and friendly. Now for the main event, the wrestling venue was in back. A quaint area, perfect for quaint matches. It wasn't packed on a Wednesday night, but eventually almost filled up. From where we were sitting, you literally feel the impact and action going on in the ring! There's plenty of ringside interaction as well. If you want a swell evening that is gonnabe memorable, and for around $45, this is it! The event was about 1.5 hours long with 3 matches. Wished there was more. Overall, I would back, as long they switch up the wrestlers!

Went to The Nerd Bar in Vegas for the Micromania Wrestling Tour and had an absolute blast. The…read morestaff and wrestlers were EXTREMELY entertaining, and the energy in the room was unmatched. I'm already planning to go to another show. Outside of the event, the bar itself is really cool. Tons of nerdy decor everywhere, a fun arcade area, and yes... a giant mechanical penis that definitely caught everyone off guard . The low-light vibes, music, and overall atmosphere make it a great spot to hang out. They also have TVs with games like Mario Kart that are open to play, which adds to the fun. There is also a mini bowling alley! Overall, a super dope bar with a unique vibe. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're in Vegas.

I can't believe it's taken me so long to finally see a show at Brooklyn Bowl! We bought general…read moreadmission tickets for The Maine a few months in advance through their artist presale. The ticket buying experience was super smooth, and they were very communicative up until the event with info about parking, etc. (free for locals with your show ticket, btw! Be sure to validate at the merch shop.) On the day of the show, we conveniently parked at the LINQ and had a short walk over through the casino and down the LINQ promenade. We arrived about an hour after doors intentionally, so got in without any delay. Everything is set up very well here. You go through standard security, up an escalator, and are met with merch stands for both the venue and artists as well as a few bars. I believe my beer was only $17 for a 24 oz which seemed reasonable compared to other venues in town. We eventually decided to upgrade to a high top table in the back of the venue, which made the show a lot more comfortable, considering there were three openers. It was $200, and seated 4. We were lucky to get the one right in the front, so truly had the best possible view of the stage. This area also came with a server who was okay, but I took a star off considering we didn't see him until the third opener was about to go on, and they did last call after about two songs from the headliner - I didn't feel like we really got to take advantage of having a server. I know they also rent out the bowling lanes, bar seating, and an upstairs standing room area. While the venue itself is larger than I expected, it's still very approachable and intimate. As long as you're okay with standing, there isn't a bad spot in the house, but I thought upgrades were reasonably priced if you'd prefer to sit. Can't wait for my next show here!

We came for the Disco Biscuits and missed the first set because the line to get in was a mile long…read more They checked every single person's body and bag like it was TSA. Get it together! And, how can you have no water fountains? That's ridiculous, especially when people are wasted at a 1 AM show. Water should be readily available. I shouldn't have had to have spent $50 on cans of water. Absurd...

Game Nest is honestly one of the coolest spots we've been to in Las Vegas. You can tell it was made…read moreby people who actually love gaming. The whole place has a fun and welcoming vibe, and there's a good mix of games for both kids and adults. My family of 4 ended up staying way longer than we planned because there was always something new to try. The staff was friendly, helpful, and made the experience even better. Everything was clean, the games were in great condition, and the pricing was actually reasonable compared to other places. It felt more relaxed and community-focused instead of overcrowded and chaotic. Whether you're into arcade games, hanging out with friends, or looking for a fun family activity in Las Vegas, Game Nest is definitely worth checking out. We'll 100% be coming back.

Decided to stop in after seeing this arcade around for awhile. Purchased two hourly passes. Was…read morecharged a card fee because I didn't already have a card. Wish that wasn't a hidden fee. The games were older; some classics. Good represent action of Japanese games, rhythm games, shooters, some carnival classics like basketball and speedball. Some games were in Japanese only so we were a bit lost on all the functionality or options in the games. There aren't many brand new games, but I think that's because new arcade games aren't being produced anymore like they used to be. Expect some of the bugger name older classics. The player 1 gun of Time Crisis aim alignment is completely off which made it feel like lost time playing a broken game. I was probably mist excited to play that. Wish there were more coop beat em up classics like Turtles In Time or the XMen games. It was OK. Likely won't be back but I don't think they're catering to my demographic seeking nostalgia entertainment. I applaud them for being in what I think is a tough business keeping an out of fashion nostalgic relic alive. I wish I had more reasons to return and support the business.

My coworkers and I came here the last night we were staying at the Orleans Hotel to do some…read morebowling. They have a special price if you come after a certain time and the price was $5 per game. There was a bowling league going on so we had to wait for them to finish first. We decided to play 3 games and was put on lane 5. For the bowling shoes, you should get half an inch than your usual size for comfortable fit. We had a great time bowling and talking. The only issues we had here was the teenagers next to us was playing around while bowling. None of the workers talked to them or stopped them. The snack bar prices here are on the high end and if you get a drink then there no refills unless you pay.

The employees that work the counter are very friendly and helpful. I've never been offered fresh…read morelanes in the afternoon. Never a bad experience with these people.

Opens at 7 am, closes at 2 am; sales stop at 1 am…read more We didn't get to do it last night because lanes were not open until 10pm; there was a wait list. There is a Womens Championship going on too. Exhibition? It's been a very long time since I went bowling. I'm terrible. We got two games, plus shoes rental, $5 ea. Early bird price, $1 each. Cannot charge it to the room. Cash or card. Meanwhile we were in between two teams who are Pro's. It was very embarrassing. The torture. There's a snack bar too. Surprisingly lots of people here, very early in the morning.

When you're in Las Vegas and you love to bowl, South Point Bowling is the place to be. It is within…read morethe Southpoint Hotel & Casino. What a super venue for family and friends to enjoy during their vacation! Residents can be regulars as social or league bowlers. I came here to watch professional bowling on a few occasions in the past. I had bowled on my own as well. Prices were very reasonable. Many bowling lanes available. Check their times for open play in case they have tournaments or league play. Snack bar, a full drink bar, and an arcade are here to service your hunger, thirst, and play. Clean restrooms are available on both ends of the alley. A pro-shop is available should you need bowling gear and supplies. Such a wonderful place to spend a few hours of fun and excitement. I would love to come back and bowl here again. No photos at this time. Will capture some next time. Thank you. Happy Bowling!

This place has great prices and good food for an arcade spot. Usually I expect high prices and shit…read morefood, this place delivered fun and food for an amazing price. There was a moment when a game I was playing went red with error, but after getting one of the technicians to look at it, he fixed it immediately and got us properly compensated for the lost tokens that were in the machine. 10/10 customer service, 9/10 food, 9/10 ambiance.

I stopped by to play some pool before the movies. Damn, the tables were $15/hr! No wonder why it's…read moredead in there. The tables were different height and barely maintained too. On top of that, the guy managing the bar/tables was eating when we first got in. Tall, bald-like Caucasian guy. I get it, he's hungry, but he could've acknowledged us. Later, when we're checking out, he was nowhere to be found again. We had to chase an attendant on the floor. Overall, I wouldn't come here for some pool.

Our server was very kind and outgoing also very helpful since it was our first time definitely will…read morebe coming back had a blast and our server made us feel very comfortable again Morgan was phenomenal and we went April 19th 2026 around 6-8pm If anyone deserves a promotion it's her 100%

"Golf is the closest game to the game we call life." Bobby Jones…read more First of all I am not a golfer, a miniature golfer sure but a regular golfer that would be a nope. The good thing about that fact is you don't have to play golf to have a great time here. My daughter chose this place to begin her birthday celebration. We arrived and played for two hours. We played four different games and I won two of the games. Not bad for a non golfer. They offer a variety of clubs to use to launch those golf balls. Each bay offers a playing area, screens to observe your ball, couches to sit on and a big table for food and drink. It was a very comfortable day so no fans were needed and we enjoyed some drinks along with their chicken fingers and fries. The food is really good and the drinks were yummy. We ended up paying $63 for two hours of play plus drinks and food so I think we spent a little over $200 for the four of us in total. A little spendy but birthdays are a special occasion. Staff were very attentive and kept the drinks coming along with anything else you might need. I appreciated the excellent customer service that was provided. In addition to the golf games, there is a corn hole game, big screens to watch the LA Dodgers play ball, and two pools. Plenty of parking in their huge lot. FUN FACT: This property once hosted the MGM Theme Park which was launched in 1993. It finally closed in 2002. This was during the era when Las Vegas was attempting to be a family friendly destination. We back to being Sin City again!