We loved the Squid Game series, and being local, I'm always on the hunt for family activities we…read morecould do together - I thought heck, why not give VR a shot? We have VR headsets at home, so it's nothing new, but these interactive games brought it to a new level. This Sandbox VR was located in the Miracle Mile. For a pro-tip, park in the garage and head to the right. The service was great, they walked us through the whole thing, from signing waivers, taking our Squid Games Contestant pics and virtual avatars, getting geared up (which was cool, it involves sensors on ALL your limbs, plus the haptic chest piece), and getting started. The gameplay was fun. The games weren't EXACTLY like the show, like red light green light involved grabbing coins and depositing them into the bank. I was sad they took out the glass bridge game (for safety reasons, I guess too many people were falling). Overall though, each one of us had a blast playing and left with smiles on our faces. The best part is that they send you short clips and recaps of your gameplay, showcasing both IRL and in-game footage, so we got to laugh and relive the fun again! Pricey, but worth the experience. I think stranger things might be the next one we try! Highly recommend!

For someone that hasn't experienced VR, you'll have fun. If you have VR equipment at home or have…read moreexperienced the Void, this is just average. Cramped room bumping into your team. Biggest issue for me was the equipment. Vests with broken straps, busted zippers, delayed start due to issues, pause mid game for headset issues, poor gun and body tracking, it just pulled you right back out of the experience as you got frustrated with poorly implemented tech. They said they were waiting for new equipment and apologized for the condition of the equipment, but come on, plan ahead. You shouldn't wait until every vest in the room is busted to start ordering new equipment. Would not go back... and if I did, I'd ask to see the equipment first.

I visited on a Saturday afternoon with the Niece and Nephew. We were excited to check out the…read moreWarhammer 40K VR game as my niece and I nerd out on it hard. The check in is simple. After paying, you fill out the waiver forms on a tablet, secure your stuff in the complimentary school type lockers and you're ready to go. The pre-game screening shows you what to expect from your VR headset and weapon. Afterwards you enter the room and they load up your headset, vest with your VR Rifle attached. The equipment was comfortable, functional and I didn't have any issues. The Warhammer 40K game was 30 minutes long and it was Fantastic. Let me give a brief summary of Warhammer 40K: Imagine the darkest, most over-the-top sci-fi you can think of, then dial it up to eleven. That's 40k. It's set in the far future, like 40,000 years from now, and humanity is basically fighting for its life against everything. The galaxy is just one giant, brutal warzone. The core of it, revolves around the Space Marines. They're genetically engineered, surgically enhanced super-soldiers. They're basically humanity's ultimate weapon, created by the Emperor of Mankind. You and your team play as Space Marines on a mission that got me sweaty by the end of the game. The visual really played on my senses as my fear of heights in this virtual world was kicking in. The aliens that were swarming us kept the heart rate moving and the boss alien we had to battle was a blast. $50 (all in price) per person is probably the most I'd pay for this experience. At the end, you get the final game standings emailed to you along with a 30 second video clip that shows a side by side of what you were seeing in the game vs you in the actual world. Very cool and something to post on your IG story. We'll swing by here again if we come across games that really call to us like Warhammer 40K. Enjoy!

My buddy has been here before and wanted to play the zombie game called Outbreak. It is produced…read morehere by Zero Latency. The location is inside MGM Grand back by an arcade area. We didn't have reservations. I know not a good thing in Vegas. We were there for my buddy's Birthday. When we got there the clerk said that there was a game starting in 15 minutes but the people who reserved it was for the robot game and not the zombie one. We were disappointed but since we were here we decided to play. We stepped away and came back. The other worker waived us into the room and explained that the group didn't make it and we would be playing the Outbreak game. What luck. He went over a training video on the VR items and how to use the weapons. Then we were lead into the gaming room. It was a large room almost like a warehouse size. SO we had all this area to move around in. The VR headset was tricky lining up at least for me. If you didn't have it square on your eyes it wouldn't be in focus. I finally got it on correctly. The gun can be used as a shotgun or an assault rifle. I stuck with the latter. Reloading was automatic which was good and bad. It was slow but you could press the reload button on the bottom of the rifle. Hard to get used to but quicker. It was really neat. When you got close to a wall or a person a wall of red triangles popped up so you know to move away. The game was a story and easy to follow. It was weird doing VR. It looked like you had to climb a pipe and possibly fall. The guy had to tell us through the headset that you are still on a flat floor and to remember that to move through the obstacles. I had so much fun and I didn't time it but seamed pretty long of a game. I would love to do this again. Definitely make reservations. A must.

This VR store is located inside of the shoppes at Caesar's Palace. It was so odd that when we…read moreinitially came in it was completely empty and then all of the sudden people started coming in and then they all of the sudden had a lot of people there. Maybe we just got lucky and got in first? The staff was very informative and they had plenty staff to assist everyone coming in. There are lot of experience options and it'll be on my list to stop by next time I come to town.

Seriously want to bring a whole group of friends and have us all do this together so we can make…read morefun of each other. Good Laughs. Great Times. Fantastic Blackmail Photos.

Was invited back to try again with a working vest, and it was a great experience! From the moment…read morewe walked in the girls working were super nice and helpful. We did the Stranger Things and it was great! Definitely had jump scares, but I was able to handle it and have alot of fun killing demigorgans and mind flayer! Really great visuals highly recommend!! A great experience from the last time! All the equipment worked (except their bathrooms so go before you go) and it was so much fun! We really-celebrated my friends birthday and she won! Would def go again!!

We went here for the Stranger Things VR experience…read more A few things, arrive early, make sure your entire is group is there, use the restroom beforehand, think of fun player name, mines was "Mindflayerbait" and also fun doing a pose for your photo! The host was friendly, informative and cool guy, no issues. Upstairs we got briefed for our mission and equipment usage. This is my 2nd VR experience. So I was hoping for it to be similar or enhanced. I saw there was about 4 rooms, fairly open, but the main thing was there wasn't anything blocking the sound from the other room. So you can hear screams and yells from the room, meh, not a fan of that. Mel, helped us get prepped about what to expect, super helpful. As we got calibrated, Mel was talking to use through the headset, you can hear the folks screaming in the background. The graphics were ok, I would compare to a PS3. They did make elements of realism like audio and wind elements. You could see below through goggles because there was a gap. We did the Catalyst game mode, where you have a a stick like controller, to use your telekinesis powers. Im surprised there wasn't a wrist strap, I wonder how many times people have toss it? The gameplay was pretty fun, you have various hand motions and gestures. You have to duck, dodge and strafe. So wear comfortable sneakers! The audio kept going in and out, which kinda ruined the experience. I'm saying, if I'm paying for $60 for about 30-40 mins, it better be a positive experience! At the end, you will get out of breath, so head over to the ABC store for a cool beverage. The plus side, was that you get to download your experience video for free! Also you get a 20% off your next experience. The one I went to was in a big corridor where we actually had to move around, dark, and you were an actually afraid to move around. So overall, would I come back? I guess so, because of that discount.

Brought my 9 year old, 6 year old, and 5 year old to ride some "rides". The experienced the roller…read morecoaster and the water raft. They LOVED the experience. Brett was extremely helpful! He was patient when my daughter changed her mind a couple of times. They all said they would like to come back again. The ride lasted a few minutes. This place is also very clean. Brett cleaned every headset and seat after every use. Great experience.

Nakaya helped us pick a super fun VR Adventure! We highly recommend this as a pit stop. We did the…read moreVRoller Coaster. Our group had a blast! Only recommendation is not to eat right before (lol).

Located on the walkway/bridge between Luxor and Excalibur. My son and husband went together, the…read moreprice was $10 each for each experience. The first one was very glitchy (wouldn't center in the headset, hydraulics stopped midway), so the girl added an additional ride. My husband got motion sick lol, but my son loved it. I hopped on when my husband hopped off, and the headset was not in focus (I had to hold it over my nose practically). All in all, it just seemed like these sets have seen better days.

If I could leave a negative review I would! The location located in the circus circus ran by…read moreKatherine is a scammer she says she will give one price then charges a different amount. She had pulled my wife to the side and was whispering and trying to just have a conversation with her since she felt she could get money out of her... Well while whispering prices she says she would do 2 vr rides for $20 for my 5yo daughter.Great I hear that and say that's fine we will do the "$20" ride. Well after Katherine takes my wife to the side to charge her to start off she charges her $38.99 and never mentioned no refunds just charged the card! I don't realize this because I'm thinking it's $20 but after the first ride my 5yo gets motion sickness so she only does one ride and gets off... I would have been fine paying the $20 but no I come to find out they are charging a whole different amount than what was talked about. This place is a scam and I hope Katherine gets fired and if it's a family business situation watch out! I spoke to one of the workers and the person even said they have seen 3 other situations that were similar just happen in the last month!! This hasn't been the first and last time they will do this so be careful and before they charge if you are still willing to do the rides make sure the charge is what was told!!!

Super fun different experience. Would recommend for large groups as it is an interactive experience.read more

A very interesting experience at Area 15. If you have never been, the less you know about it, the…read morebetter. Truthfully, I was a little confused the whole time but you are put through experiences to release your inner dopine to distract you from social media.. I think. 4 stars because half of the machines weren't working for a few sections. If you have a party over 4 people, the rest will be standing around. The final room is the best part and I suggest putting your all into it!

I'm going to let the other reviews speak more eloquently about the experience. I'm just gonna say:…read moreCOOLEST THING I'VE DONE IN YEARS. Went by myself... the staff were very friendly and cool so it wasn't weird. Now, I've seen some crap VR through the years, but this finally had me believing it was real! THIS is what I've been waiting for. Even solo, I was completely enthralled. Fantastic trip! Bottom line, I can't recommend it enough. GO NOW, and tell 'em Tommy sent ya! They won't know who I am, but the chaos it'll cause in Cosmopolis will be epic.

While we've been to Area 15 before, we didn't know about this VR attraction. We chose to book…read morethrough the Interstellar Arc website instead of Area 15, as we only needed this attraction for the day. Pre-Experience: We scheduled our entry time for 2:45pm. We were grouped together with another party, but everyone could easily be identified since their names appeared on the screen. Before starting, the staff provided us with quick instructions on how to use the visor. Adjusting the visors was easy for most hairstyles, such as ponytails, buns, and with a backwards hat. Experience: The process was almost self-paced, with us having the freedom to spend time in each area before the arrows prompted us to move forward. Not only were the rails and pathways accurately placed, but the walkways were also wide enough to prevent bumping into one another. Communicating with with each other through the wristwatch was one of the coolest features of the visor. The whole experience took approximately an hour. There were staff/operators roaming around just in case the visors malfunctioned, which happened to one of our group. Given the amount of space, it's one of the most interactive VR experiences in Las Vegas. Pricing: Timed Entry starts at $54 and Anytime Pass at $64. We were fortunate when we bought our Timed Entry tickets, there was a Spring Break promotion for $39 at the time. Parking: FREE in the parking garage across from Zone 2 with a valid Nevada License.

I had the most amazing time it was interactive. I love Wizard of Oz. I love Dorothy. I love…read moreeverything. I see how they shortened it with taking out the filler pants of the booby. I love the interaction and you can buy apple at the end of the show so everything was amazing. I will be back.

The Oz Experience is an Area 15 must visit. There are two attractions…read more The 35 minute immersive full VR is cutting edge and full throttle doable fun, from beginning to end. 2-4 can play and during the immersive experience a game master employee is available for hints, some helpful some adding more to the game. Make a reservation for the 35 minute immersive or you won't get access. It's sells out daily. Basically, a Rangers team and a Support team must connect their space craft to a disabled ship together, find survivors, and try to understand what happened. You truly are on the ship, and in that reality. Anything more will give too much away. The two sit down VR experiences are fun and exciting. They have space and a cartoon experience. It's kind of like Star Wars at Disney, only a bit more bouncy and up close.

This is NOT to be confused with VR Adventures (which is also close by on the LINQ Promenade). This…read moreis inside the first floor of the LINQ hotel itself, with 6 large stalls set up with designated screens and VR headsets so that you have ample space (or as much as they can afford anyway) to play any VR games of your choosing. I've played many VR games demoed at many other events, and manned gaming stations before, and while the staff was really nice, I wasn't impressed with their lack of product knowledge. Boyfriend and I paid $20 for 20 minutes of gameplay. However, we had to try playing at a few different booths, which ALL had technical difficulties, before we finally started playing at booths that actually worked. Due to technical difficulties, they gave us an extra 10 minutes, for a total of 30 minutes of gameplay. I was unimpressed that the rep who helped us didn't even know that there were headphones built onto the headsets, and I spent 5 minutes unable to hear anything until I pointed it out. I also jumped around from game to game, which I thought were alright. I didn't try everything, but my two favorites were the EDM DJaying game, and the pirate game. Boyfriend had a blast in his shooting game, which made me really wish I had played that one now. I personally wasn't all that impressed, and I hope that the staff gets better training and ACTUALLY play their own games.