AREA15

Reviews

• LM

  Lisa Mellinger

  4 days ago
  2.0
  I agree with those that recommend research before showing up to this place. I enjoy mysteries, escape rooms, classic art, immersive spaces. I don't enjoy a place that seems to be more fun if I were drunk or high. This place is too psychedelic and odd for my taste. It's more expensive than the Arte Museum, which was fascinating and fun. I left this place completely confused and a bit nauseous. The lights and music were overwhelming. The strange videos and flashing lights were just too much. The Omega Mart was fun with the labels and political jabs at chemical industries trying to make a buck at the expense of our health. I liked that part. The rest, not so much. I went home and read about DART and the story behind Omega Mart. If this was a mystery to solve or something like a escape room, I would have really liked that. But it was just a scavenger hunt with strange art everywhere. I would not go back.
• ES

  Emily Sarason

  6 days ago
  1.0
  Honestly so disappointed.. took the kids as it is marketed as a family friendly facility. While the visuals are really neat, its crazy expensive for not much. I bought the 1st tier ($50 for person.. the highest tier is $250 per person..) as the associate working the desk told me children would be able to participate easily. They couldn't do half of the attractions, and several of them were closed or not working as far as the VR. They use meta quest which I have at home. There is very limited direction on how the facility works and the attractions jump several different locations buildings and outside but you spend half the time trying to figure out where to go.. if you are traveling with kids and looking for an off strip experience I would really caution against this one. Felt like a huge waste of money and my kids left disappointed. Its discouraging when you feel a companies "absolutely no refunds" policy is because they aren't selling a good or honest product to hard working patrons.
• DB

  Dakota Burt

  Feb 25, 2026
  5.0
  I took my brother and a few friends from California this past weekend to Area 15 for my brother’s bachelor, specifically for this place because I knew he would love it. Unfortunately, however, when we arrived, our codes were not good and we couldn’t do anything. We spoke with Cassius at the help desk, who promptly contacted IT to help resolve the issue long term, while also actively seeking ways to resolve our issue short term, he offered us entry to Omega Mart and even walked us over to The John Wick Expperience personally, just to make sure that we were being well taken care of during this unfortunate occurrence. Cassius showed a high degree of empathy, professionalism, problem solving skills, attentiveness, and an extraordinary level of customer service. He single handedly saved what could’ve been a disastrous day/trip for us. 1000 thanks to him and the beautiful facility of Area 15 for helping orchestrate what amounted to be an incredible weekend to remember
• MM

  Mary Majors

  Feb 19, 2026
  5.0
  AREA15 is hands down one of the most unique and creative experiences in Las Vegas. It feels less like an attraction and more like stepping into a completely different world where art, technology, entertainment, and imagination all collide in the best way possible. From the moment you walk in, there’s energy everywhere — interactive displays, incredible lighting, music, and something new to look at around every corner. The space is massive but still feels cohesive, and you can tell a lot of thought went into making each area feel immersive rather than just visually cool. Omega Mart alone is worth the visit. It’s one of those experiences where you can spend hours exploring and still feel like you didn’t see everything. The creativity and detail are next level, and it’s fun whether you go in just to explore or really dive into the story elements. What makes AREA15 special is that it works for so many different vibes. You can go with friends for a fun night out, bring family during the day, or even just wander and take it all in at your own pace. There are plenty of spots to grab food and drinks, and the whole place has a high-energy but comfortable feel. The staff throughout the venue were friendly and helpful, and everything felt well organized despite how much there is to do. It’s clear they care about the guest experience. Overall, AREA15 is one of the coolest attractions in Vegas and something I’d absolutely recommend to anyone looking for something different from the typical Strip experience. It’s creative, immersive, and genuinely memorable — definitely a must-visit.
• NP

  Nicholas P

  Feb 15, 2026
  3.0
  We decided to come here to check it off the list. You can walk around for free. You can also pay for some of the attractions individually but it’s cheaper to get a pass if you’re looking to spend some time here. We got the level 2 pass since there was a good deal on it. I only wanted it so that I can experience the interstellar arc. We came around Thanksgiving 2025. I read mixed reviews about the John Wick Experience and the Universal Horror Unleashed. If you’re planning on eating here, good luck finding a table at the tent. People were sitting there for hours and also just holding seats. You might as well eat on the floor against the wall. There are certain times that we couldn’t order takeout. I could only get a poke bowl because the other place couldn’t do takeout. They have ridiculous times just to eat there. Most of the attractions included in my pass were like meh. Not a lot of big thrillers, they’re mostly for if you have kids with you. They do have some arcade games to pass the time with. Employees were really friendly and helpful. The prices were expensive. Their main draws are Meow Wolf, John Wick Experience, and Universal Horror Unleashed. I did the Meow Wolf in Denver and I loved that one. I thought about doing this one but it was overly crowded. I would recommend coming on a week day on a non holiday week if you want to check it out.

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