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.

After 25 years it seems like they forgot this was a festival attended by upwards of 10k people…read more Bands didn't bring enough merch. Food trucks ran out of food and didn't reorder more. More than half the tables were gone. More than half the bars were gone. For being the 25th anniversary you'd think they would figure out how many people come to this thing. There were whole bands with zero merch and please explain why industry plants the interrupters needed to have a merch booth for all 3 days? The Sterns are now just money hungry rich folks that only care about lining their pockets. They don't care about the heart of the scene anymore and haven't for a long time. The Sterns are laughing all the way to the bank.

Lots of fun, great bands, lots of shady spots to get out of the sun- definitely going backread more

We arrived at this location on a Saturday at 9pm. This is located in a mall, so there was plenty of…read moreparking. I was excited to see how this Round 1 compares to our local Round 1 in Burbank. Upon entering, security stopped me to look in my bag. Our Round 1 doesn't do this until 10pm, but I didn't mind. We went to the cashier to load up our card, and they had the same promos as our local Round 1. One thing I did notice upon entering was that this location was GIANT compared to the one I frequent. It seemed like there were double as many claw machines, and even more games. Even the Victory Zone seemed to be larger with more prizes. While they had a lot of claw machines, I did notice the same prizes in multiple machines. I was hoping they would have more of a variety that we didn't have back home. We also could have come on a day where the machines were harder to win, because I only ended up going home with one PsyDuck. The Victory Zone had a different card and coin machine that we have back home. I actually found this one to be far more efficient because even with a full set, you just swipe your card for the points to be loaded onto your card. Back at home, it has to be manually entered if you have a full set. Overall, it's a fun place to visit, but we didn't find ourselves spending more than an hour here. There wasn't anything unique about this location that we couldn't get at home (except for that more efficient card machine). Still a fun place to visit though.

At Round1 Bowling & Arcade Meadows Mall, the claw machines are honestly one of the biggest…read moreattractions and kind of take over a huge part of the arcade floor. When you walk in, you'll see rows and rows of bright, colorful machines filled with plushies, anime prizes, and random cute items that are super tempting to try for. The place itself is a full entertainment center with bowling, karaoke, and tons of arcade games, but the claw machines stand out because there are just so many of them compared to other games. A lot of the prizes are imported or unique, which makes them feel more special than what you'd usually find at smaller arcades, and that's part of why people keep coming back to try again and again. At the same time, the claw machines there can be kind of hit or miss depending on your luck and skill. Some people say the smaller machines are easier to win from, while the bigger ones can be more challenging and take multiple tries. There's even a bit of a reputation that you might have to spend a decent amount of money before finally winning something, which makes it exciting but also a little frustrating. Still, the overall vibe is really fun--bright lights, loud sounds, and that feeling of "just one more try" every time the claw almost grabs the prize. Even if you don't win, it's still a big part of the experience at Round1 and adds to the whole arcade atmosphere that makes the place feel lively and addictive.

We came here for the oyster bar and took a tour of the bowling alley. 60 lanes is huge! It had an…read moreold school ball return system. It has an arcade, Keglers bars & food, and pro shop. As low as $3.50 per game on late night Sundays. Party packages available. $60 unlimited bowling started at 9pm up to 6 people. Shoe rental included and you get a pitcher of beer or soda.

This is an older bowling alley, but for the most part it is kept up fairly well. It is located…read moreinside of the Santa Fe Hotel & Casino. All of the lanes are in good working condition. There are plenty of bowling balls, and shoes to satisfy at least 4 people per lane (60), a TV per lane, game room for the kids, or for those of us who refuse to grow up, a snack bar with really good food, a nice large bar, Bowlers Mart bowling pro shop, vending machines, and lots lockers in case you feel the need to lock up your personal belongings. With all the things offered in the casino itself, this bowling alley is a good place to spend your day without breaking the bank.

I was joining a league again and needed to update my gear. They have a great special so I went in…read more The first time the guy was really helpful. Explained the process and what the package included. Also great advice on which ball weight to get. Nobody. Ever told me how to do this before. I didn't get the package that day as he told me to bowl 3 game with the heaviest ball I could and see how it felt. So I did. Went back and the guys was super helpful again. Got my shoes, bag and new ball. He drilled it up in less than 1/2 hour.

We ended up here randomly when we all decided to bowl. We couldn't decide between 2 of them but…read moreended up here. We didn't realize we were walking into a cosmo bowling, which none of had ever did, it was awesome! A little hard to get use to at first, but a lot of fun! The music was decent as well, a mix between 80's & 90's. The bowling alley is also located in a casino which was a surprise! We weren't sure if we were in the right spot or not at first. You use the elevator to get down there, in case you ever go and are confused. If you want a place to bowl and not overcrowded plus decent music......check it out!

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!

Honestly, I've been to The Nerd before and ridden the mechanical penis, so I know it's supposed to…read morebe tough. But my experience last night was completely ridiculous. The girl operating it was giving me major dirty looks the second I started filling out the waiver. When I actually got on, she 100% cranked up the controls to make it as jerky and aggressive as possible right away, purely out of spite. Yeah, I was drunk, but it's literally a bar so dealing with drunk people is the job, and you're still supposed to keep them safe, not try to throw them off maliciously. I've ridden this exact penis before and walked away fine, but this time I left with actual bruises on my chest, an incredibly sore neck, and bruised inner thighs. Using a heavy mechanical ride to take out some weird personal issue on a customer is so toxic and incredibly dangerous. Management needs to check whoever was running the controls last night. Zero stars if I could.

We came here on a Tuesday around 10:30am. We wanted to come for the happy hour that is $2 a game…read morefrom 9am to noon. It's so worth it and perfect to practice and get cheap games in. There were a lot of lanes open and not crowded at all. We had our own lane and space from other bowlers. It was so much fun! We bowled 3 games each and it was $6 each for us. I brought my own shoes too. The employees are really friendly there and always nice to talk to. They always give us the best advice what days are good to come. I highly recommend giving them a call first before you come to check if theres no leagues playing. We can't wait to bowl again here!

Decent bowling alley. The pricing is reasonable. The lanes worked properly. The customer service…read morewas good. They have multiple vending machines, bathrooms, fully stocked bar, darts, and a concession stand. We ordered a couple drinks, some tenders/fries and an order of nachos. Everything was decent as far as bowling alley cuisine goes. Everyone enjoyed the actual bowling itself, and even though several darts were broken, we managed to make it work and had fun shooting darts in the bar area.

Let's do something different today! Let's gather together…read moreand go bowling. Here at Sam's town what's not to love especially bowling . It's wintertime here in Vegas and it's colder than normal and it's darker than normal. You truly just want to hibernate. We need to get out and get some culture. So again, let's go bowling. You get your shoes and pay and it's off to the lane. It's cool here in the dark because the colors are all night time colors that glow and dance. It's special fun. If this is your first time seeing is believing . Now time to come see. These days if you are looking for something to do during the week then let's go bowling, especially on Wednesday it's an all day affair with bowling only for $12.00 . This includes the lanes and the shoes . Bring the "fam" and let's go bowling! If you get hungry they have a great snack bar, the pizza is killer. All your favorite snacks here for you to enjoy. Beware the snack bar does not open until 5 pm . You can bring your own food from other restaurants and have it to eat . They have tables to sit and enjoy it. If you want to play video games then Batman awaits your attention . They have the egg machines and you can try your luck if you dare . What's not to love . Come and have some fun .

Honestly I do like bowling it's a fun date idea but the ignorance from the staff totally turned me…read moreoff I don't recommend here at all the people at the food counter were rude then it through me off so I wanted to leave and the bowling alley wouldn't refund me at all

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.

This is the second time that I have been to the Brooklyn bowl. We came to see Juvenile, and man was…read morehe a hit! Not only did he come, but he came with the 400 degreez band as well. There is a dance floor with plenty to space for you to shake a tail feather, and as I can recall, there are three or more bars inside as well. Service was great. We were greeted as soon as we got to the Venue, and at each bar that my friend visited. Thankfully, parking for Brooklyn Bowl was validated inside of the retail store that inside of the Brooklyn Bowl, itself. With that validation, parking was free. We will definitely be back for another event. There is also a lot of entertainment in the areas surrounding.

It was the first time coming to the Brooklyn Bowl for a concert, and I got VIP tickets and fast…read morepass tickets, which were a separate price. And when I got closer to the date for the concert, I was told that VIP already included a fast pass since the VIP line is a different line at a different starting point than regular tickets. So that was a bit of a money waste. The inside was nice and air-conditioned, at least. But coming inside I only learned that there was a separate VIP ticket/membership to go upstairs? And another bowling VIP membership if you wanted to be near the bowling lanes. I was not informed of any of this when buying the tickets at all. Also, I was told in my email that if I parked at the Linq parking lot, my parking fee would be waived. However, when I asked the office at the bowl, they told me since they are under new management, it might not work and I would still need to pay. That should have been told in the email so I could have found better parking if I was going to pay anyway. But after I did pay the parking ticket when I was leaving the parking lot, the gate was open for people to just leave without paying, and the machine didn't accept the ticket anyway. So I just wasted more money on the parking ticket because the machine told me that I had to. The venue itself is small and nice, but the lack of info when buying for a first-timer is sad to see. I enjoy the concert for the band itself, but I would not go back here unless it was someone I really wanted to see in person.