AREA15

Reviews

• MC

  Melissa Colunga

  2 days ago
  2.0
  AREA15 & Omega Mart — Unique and Worth Seeing, But Be Prepared to Spend a LOT AREA15 and Omega Mart were definitely unlike anything we’ve experienced before. There are some genuinely amazing, bizarre, creative, and completely unexpected things inside that I would absolutely call must-see experiences. The level of imagination that went into parts of it is incredible, and there were several moments when we just stopped and thought, “Okay, this is seriously cool.” That being said, I honestly don't think the overall experience was quite worth what it costs. We were limited on time, and even with that limitation, we spent close to $500 for our family of four. Had we had another couple of hours to actually experience everything we wanted to do, we easily could have spent $1,000 or more for four people. That is an enormous amount of money for a family outing, especially when so many of the attractions and experiences inside require additional purchases. Omega Mart itself is incredibly unique and absolutely something you have to see to fully understand. There are hidden areas, bizarre products, strange rooms, interactive elements, and essentially an entire world built around you. It's one of those places where pictures simply don't capture how unusual and immersive it really is. Unfortunately, our experience was significantly affected by the way I was treated by some of the employees. I encountered employees who were unnecessarily rude and dismissive when I raised legitimate concerns. Rather than calmly addressing the situation and treating me with basic respect, their attitude made the situation considerably worse. I also had serious concerns about how our constitutional rights were being treated during an interaction specifically involving two employees of Meow Wolf's Omega Mart—one employee named Adam and another female employee wearing a pink shirt who was working the entrance to Omega Mart. I honestly cannot remember another time in my life when I have felt as blatantly disrespected by employees of a business as I did during my interactions with these two individuals all because they were uneducated about service animals. They embarrassed us and threatened to kick my family out if we didn't explain right there in front of everyone the medical diagnosis requiring a service dog or why a service dog was warranted. The employee by the name of Adam, called us liars and became more and more hostile as we tried expressing the law. Regardless of someone's personal opinions, customers should be able to respectfully question a policy, ask for clarification, or raise concerns about their rights without being met with hostility, condescension, or disrespect. You don't have to agree with a customer to treat them like a human being. That part of the experience left an especially bad taste in my mouth because you can have the most incredible attraction in the world, but customer service still matters. When a family is spending hundreds—and potentially more than a thousand dollars—to visit your establishment, treating them respectfully shouldn't be optional. So my opinion of AREA15 and Omega Mart is genuinely mixed. Would I recommend seeing it? Yes. Is it unique? Absolutely. Are there things inside that are genuinely amazing and worth experiencing? Definitely. Do I think the overall experience justifies how much a family can end up spending? Not really. If you're going, understand that the advertised admission price is only part of what you may ultimately spend if you actually want to experience everything AREA15 has to offer. For a family of four wanting several hours there and the opportunity to participate in multiple attractions, I would realistically prepare for the possibility of spending $1,000+. I'm glad we experienced it because there truly are things there that you won't see anywhere else. But between the cost and, more importantly, the treatment I received from employees, what could have been an absolutely incredible experience ended up being much more disappointing than it ever needed to be.
• AB

  Aaron G Beebe

  4 days ago
  5.0
  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ AREA15 Las Vegas | Welcome to Another Dimension 👽🚀 By Aaron G. Beebe | GONNAHAPPEN® / GONNA HAPPEN® I finally made it over to AREA15 Las Vegas for my first real look around. I didn't do one of the full Experience Passes this time, so consider this Part One—because I'm definitely coming back for a deeper dive. 👽🛸 AREA15 is hard to explain until you walk inside. It's part immersive art world, part amusement park, part nightlife destination, part arcade, part concert venue, and part "What the hell did I just walk into?" 😂 There's a lot to explore: massive art installations, lights, games, rides, VR, and experiences like Meow Wolf's Omega Mart, John Wick Experience, Universal Horror Unleashed, Museum of Ice Cream, Wink World, Liftoff, and more. And yes... Museum of Ice Cream. Who doesn't love ice cream? 🍦😂 Lactose intolerant? Come prepared! My advice: give yourself time. Wander around, take photos, see what catches your attention, and decide how far down the rabbit hole you want to go. 🐇🌀 This visit was about getting a feel for the place. Next time, I'm going deeper and spending several hours experiencing more of the attractions and whatever other craziness is hiding behind those doors. If you're visiting Vegas and want something completely different from casinos and the traditional Strip experience, put AREA15 on your adventure list. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Weird. Creative. Interactive. Colorful. Very Vegas—but definitely not traditional Vegas. Part Two: Going Down the Full AREA15 Rabbit Hole... coming eventually. 👽🛸🐇 What's Next? GONNA HAPPEN®. — Aaron G. Beebe GONNAHAPPEN® / GONNA HAPPEN® #AREA15 #LasVegas #VegasAttractions #OmegaMart #MeowWolf #ThingsToDoInLasVegas #AaronGBeebe #GONNAHAPPEN
• GG

  Gy Gray

  5 days ago
  5.0
  The start of my Area 15 experience was stressful. I left my phone in my Lyft. I went to the Info desk and an INCREDIBLE employee named Tara contacted Lyft through her computer and let me use her personal phone to contact my driver, who brought my phone back within the hour. (Thanks, driver Percy) After that, I spent 3 hours in Omega Mart, solving the mystery and buying weird souvenirs. I love my Avocado Coin Purse, and “DONE” tee shirt. The staff was friendly and helpful. I had a great time!
• A

  ᗰคгรєlค ᗰ.

  5 days ago
  3.0
  AREA15 is definitely one of the more unusual places we visited in Las Vegas! There is a LOT to look at with bright colors, glowing artwork, alien-like displays, giant eyes, hidden doors, secret passageways and just weird, quirky stuff everywhere. It definitely has its own vibe! Omega Mart was the main reason we came, and some of the hidden passageways were really cool, especially finding entrances through things like lockers and discovering different rooms. My biggest disappointment was honestly the price. I believe we spent close to $200 for the three of us, and for what we personally got out of the experience, I just didn't feel like it was worth that much. Things inside were pretty expensive too. My best advice would be to buy your tickets in advance and shop around for the best price rather than waiting until the same day like we did. And then I was coupon searching online as we sat outside of the store and the ones that I found definitely had a great discount but we couldn't get in for another hour. You can't necessarily trust that website to send it to you at the right time so that's why I suggest purchasing it the day before. The gift shop was fun to walk through because they have some seriously quirky stuff, and there are other attractions inside AREA15, including a zipline-style ride, if you want to make a bigger day of it. We really didn't spend much time exploring the rest of AREA15 after finishing Omega Mart, though. And I have to mention the coffee. 😂 Unfortunately, I had quite possibly the worst cup of coffee I've ever had. I couldn't even finish it and ended up leaving practically the whole cup behind. On the bright side, the breakfast sandwich and the blueberry muffin were BOMB DIGGITY, so they redeemed the snack stop! Overall, I'm glad we experienced AREA15 and Omega Mart because it's certainly unlike anything we'd ever seen before. There were some really cool parts, but for us personally, the experience just didn't justify what we paid. If you're curious about it, I'd still say check it out, but definitely hunt for discounted tickets ahead of time!
• KH

  Kevin Hemardinquer

  Aug 26, 2026
  1.0
  Je ne comprend pas la note de 4.4 sur Google. Alors certes, le personnel est adorable, mais franchement ça ne vaut pas le prix que l’on a payé. En fait les attractions devaient être cool… en 2005. Mais aujourd’hui tout ce qui est VR, lunette 3D et ce genre de truc fait vraiment dépassé technologiquement. Wink world… on devait pas être assez perché dans notre tête pour aimer. Omega Mart est sympa c’est vrai, les concepteurs ont énormément soigné les détails, et beaucoup de truc sont fun, mais derrière on se heurte toujours à ce souci de concept très daté (et pourtant je suis un très grand fan de trucs rétro). Et sinon les 17 attractions comprises dans le pass niveau 1 sont vraiment claquées. La comète de Haley est rigolote, et la bird expérience sympa même si encore une fois très dépassée mais le reste est vraiment pas fou du tout. Point « positif » : il n’y avait presque personne donc pas de queue nulle part. Bref, passez votre chemin.

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