This is my 2nd time visiting Sandbox VR. First time at this location. The location is pretty easy…read moreto find in the Grand Canal Shoppes. From the parking garage walk towards the shoppes and head to your right. Across from St Marks Square and the gondola is Sanbox. If you see Sloans Ice Cream it's right next door. We walked in. Checked ourselves and signed the waiver. They do have water and snack boxes you can purchase as well as giftcards. It took a few minutes for anyone to come out and greet us. One of the employees got us set up with our trackers, gave us general guidlelines and lead us back to our game room. Once in there, he handed it off to the girl monitoring our session in case we had any issues. I'm a Stranger Things fan. I did have to use the safety word once because I was getting so into the game that I was sweating and my headset googles fogged up hahahah. She cleaned them and we resumed the game. At the end they give a recap of your experience sent to your email. Usually 3 videos. You work as a team for the games but they still have an MVP and give you your stats at the end. This location didn't show us our video on the screen after. I had to watch it on my phone. It was so fun. Would love to come back with a bigger group. I do prefer the Miracle Mile location over this one.

I've had excellent experiences at Sandbox VR in Cerritos, CA, so I wanted to share the Sandbox…read moreexperience with family at this location at the Grand Canal Shops in Venetian. Chose deadwood mansion and it was fun to kill zombies. Chris and Robert took really good care of us and made sure that our newbies would know exactly what to do. We appreciated that the equipment was sanitized well. Our spouses watched us act like kids and they had almost as much fun as we did! The games can have a maximum of 6 people; therefore, you can have an optimal experience if you have a group size of 4-6 people. For this game, we had 3 people, which made it a little more challenging. I enjoyed sharing the experience with family as they had no idea what to expect and they had a great time. I'd definitely recommend the Sandbox Experience.

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.

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.

Definitely coming back .. been 3 times can't wait to play more . Very immersive and fun for the famread more

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!!

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!

Was 3 activities - bike riding, which was ok but 3 of the foot pedal bikes were broken so people…read morehad to use the hand pedal version and the 1 functioning bike was really uncomfortable, an odd q/a thing that didn't last long, and some dance thing that was ok. Production value of the whole setup was good, but it just felt like a few minigames with some so so looking souvenir photos that nobody really cared for in the end.

Yes I live in Vegas and locals avoid The Strip, but it was on a Groupon so we went. It was fun but…read morethe rides are short, 5 minutes at most. I would have been disappointed if we paid full price. The Trip Around the World is very mild but the scenery is beautiful. The Jungle River Raft was very unexpected and I'm not giving the surprise away! It's a lot of fun and far more thrilling than the first.

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.

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!!!

Ms Mona was amazing! Very friendly, professional and extremely kind. My family and I are visiting…read moreVegas and it was very nice seeing a friendly face.

Not sure why it says Bally's location since there's no Bally's anymore…read more This review is for Planet Hollywood Miracle Mile location- Alex was the rep for this location. Such an engaging young man, so happy " we gave in " to his encouragement or we would have missed an awesome experience. We did the roller coaster virtual ride., I was screaming and gripping the sides of the seat I was in! I did not expect it to be that realistic!! the graphics, the views, wind blowing so real! It was one of the most memorable experience I had this weekend .