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 son doesn't just love dinosaurs he's obsessed. He lives and breaths dinosaurs. He constantly…read moreroars at me and has an army of dino toys that he carries with everywhere. I knew I had to take him here for his 2nd birthday when I found out it existed. It was us and several other family and close friends that went with him. All of us were adults. I do wish they had family packages because it's definitely geared towards kids in elementary school or younger but each adult still had to pay 24 dollars each, and that was with a Nevada resident discount. My son was free because he was just under their signs height at least, but 24 dollars added up fast for something that we were not the target audience for. At least the admission is for all day and you can come in and out if you want to grab food. They do make the entrance into the experience special for the kids and it involves pushing lots of buttons and a time machine. The actual animatronics are impressive and they have lots of different areas to stimulate little brains. Puzzles, intricate ways to feed a dino balls using different tubes and levers, an area you can try to shoot balls into dino mouths, a small race track with little vehicles, a large dino they can ride, a person coming around with a dino puppet, educational info on dinos, a sand pit area they can pretend the are archeologists, a coloring station, a place to fishing, a dino tooth brushing station, dino tug of war, and a multilevel playground where you only wear socks. My son enjoyed every second of it. Its definitely a perfect spot for a dino obsessed child.

Everything was great !! Kids had a lot of fun ! Gia, our instructor was very nice !! I would…read moredefinitely recommend this place.

Amazing experience amd very well priced for all the options! Jenna and Gianna are awesome always!…read moreMade the experience so much fun! ​

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.

The staff here is extremely friendly and helpful. We attempted axe throwing for the first time. I…read moreliked the screen had multiple games to choose from! There are also two different axes. For other weapons there is up charge. We did 30 minute session and that was plenty of time for our first time here. I like that there is also a lounge area and menu for food and drinks. The playlist is nice as well

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.

I love this place every time I come here but Aileen made the experience that much better, i…read morethroughly enjoyed my time there and she's definitely an added plus. Dont walk but RUN to the play!

We had a team building event here for 3 hours. It was a great experience. We had the manager CJ…read morehosting us and a super nice staff as well assisting with food and drink orders. 1. We came on a Tuesday evening from 6-9pm. Not crowded though we didn't get the whole site exclusively. 2. It's actually hard to find inside Luxor, we didn't see any clear signs directing us there. The only pointer I found is that it's next to the food court. 3. The staff are super fun and nice. She helped us get drink orders (you can also place your order via the bar table), get food (mostly bar type of food, think fries, burgers, sliders, chicken wings, burritos), and even showed us how to play the games. 4. The games are not super novice games, a lot of them are self explanatory after you see the setup, it's moderately physical in some of them; for example, the jump house and duck game is definitely very physical, and the bullseye jump and stick also requires a lot of jumping. But there are other quiet games like matching shapes that require more of a team building. They also have slides that gave some of our teammates a good scream in the darkness. 5. They have a balloon room for photo and a photo booth, but the prompts are not that many: "adult player", "winner", "play dirty" are the ones we saw. 6. They don't have a locker for your stuff, so try to come in comfortable clothes and bring less. CJ offered to lock up my purse in the staff room as an alternative, but I'm not sure that offers to every walk in customer. 7. Yes, a waiver is required. I couldn't get it done online for some reason as the last page didn't refresh and I was stuck in the signature page. However, they somehow had me in their system when I showed up.

What a fun kid friendly place! My kids loved the "tunnel" going through the fish, and especially…read morethe tide pool. It was nice to also see other animals besides just marine creatures too. It is a bit in the smaller side for an aquarium, and depending on how young or easily entertained your kids are, you may or may not be done quickly. I know my kids could probably be happy here for hours and hours though. If you aren't a local, then I'm not sure if the ticket price on top of having to pay for parking would feel worth it, but then again that is dependent on each person and what they want to do for their family. This was our first time to the shark aquarium, even though we've been living out here for about seven years, and also a first for me even going to Mandalay Bay despite visiting Vegas often before having kids and moving out here. Just from the area of walking to go to the ticket area inside, Mandalay seems very spacious and beautiful. I could even see myself spending a good amount of time with the kids just walking around in the non-casino sections.

I am extremely disappointed with our experience at Shark Reef. What was supposed to be a fun and…read morememorable family outing turned into a stressful and heartbreaking experience for our daughter and our entire family. We fully understood that the activity was intended for children ages 5 and up. However, staff scanned and accepted my daughter's ticket without any issue and allowed us to go through the entire process, which naturally led us to believe she was approved to participate. It wasn't until we reached the very front, after waiting and getting her excited for the experience, that staff suddenly stopped us and told her she could not participate. Having to tell a child at the last second that she was no longer allowed to join after already being checked in was incredibly upsetting. Our daughter immediately started crying and was devastated. My wife and I then had to step away to comfort and carry her while everyone else continued on. Because of how poorly this was handled, neither my wife nor I were able to enjoy the experience either. The issue is not the rule itself we respected the age requirement. The problem is the complete lack of communication and professionalism. If there was an issue with her eligibility, it should have been addressed before her ticket was scanned and before we waited through the line and built up her expectations. Instead of creating a positive family memory, this experience left us frustrated, embarrassed, and deeply disappointed. We spent time, money, and effort planning this outing only to have it ruined by poor organization and careless handling of the situation. Families deserve better communication and better treatment than this.

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

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!

Flyover was my wife and I's first attraction of our trip to the Las Vegas Strip. We checked into…read moreour hotel after leaving the airport and walked to it. It was only a twenty minute or so walk from our hotel. Check in was easy. One of the employees was helpful in clearing up some confusions we had about how it all worked. We purchased the two-ride ticket, so we were unsure of how it worked. We opted for the American West and the Chicago ride. Both were amazing, but we liked Chicago the best. They were both about nine minutes or so, not including the pre shows. If you've ever been on the Soarin' attraction at Disney California Adventure, it's basically that, just without Disney's level of production. It was still great quality, though.

Flyover is an experience that every tourist will need to try. It's essentially soaring at…read moreDisneyland and Disney World, but with a longer duration and higher-quality visuals. We tried the Chicago and the American West for the special deal we found online. Both were excellent. If you're afraid of heights or have vertigo, this might not be the attraction for you. It gets a bit pricey, but the experience is worthwhile. Once you're seated, the chair is all move forward and you are suspended in mid air so your legs are dangling with nothing underneath you. Pro tip: wear shoes. Staff is friendly and each time slot fills up pretty quickly so book early!

This place is such a hidden gem inside Silverton Casino! The aquarium is beautiful and peaceful --…read moreperfect for families, kids, or just anyone who loves marine life. They have a great variety of colorful fish, stingrays, and even mermaids performing on certain days, which is really fun to watch. The setup is clean, well-maintained, and right near the casino floor and restaurants. It's totally free to visit and makes for a nice stop while you're at the casino or shopping at the Bass Pro Shops nearby. A lovely little surprise in Vegas!

The Aquarium is such a thoughtful amenity for family activity. Especially if you have little kids…read moreor infant/toddlers. Fish watching will get them very engaged and busy for a good hour or two. The mermaid show is also very fascinating not just to kids but to adults as well. For rainy days or when the weather isn't that accommodating, this is a good place to take the kids to burn their energy of the day.