AREA15

Reviews

• NC

  Nikki Coker

  6 days ago
  2.0
  Grand Prix Racing SIM is neat, but $15 for a single two lap race seems a bit high especially since they have it set to end as soon as the first person crosses the finish line. Your race will only be as long as the fastest person in the room. What about everyone else who wants to know how well they did compared to each other? TLDR: Kinda neat, mostly bullshit. Other stuff at Area15 is neat, I am just not so thrilled with the Grand Prix Racing Sim. To clarify, I finished first in both races I competed in, but it would be nice to know how my friends stacked up against each other.
• WS

  Will Sholy

  Jul 3, 2026
  2.0
  This place looks cool for sure, but we were overwhelmed with figuring out what was where and which rides were level 1, 2, etc. All of the experiences and attraction were spread out between multiple buildings and it was a decent trek to get to zone 2 which many of the attractions are currently not operational. The experiences, in general, are kind of underwhelming. I expected to be impressed more but was disappointed for the most part. The highlight of our visit was the eye dropper and the carnival games. The eye dropper is an intense ride and the kids loved winning carnival prizes. Otherwise, the arcade, the merchandise, and food was VERY expensive. We saw what it was all about and good if we don’t ever go again.
• OM

  Oliver McCarty

  Jun 30, 2026
  2.0
  Bought the level 3 package for $134. The young gentleman told us it was the best deal. We were told to go just check in at the John Wick experience only to find out they were closed. Now why would you sell me this package and tell me to go check in when it was closed? Definitely needs to know the product that they are selling. I will say after I came back and told him it was closed and I wanted a refund, he quickly got the refund applied back to my credit card. Omega market was really cool. It was interesting walking around and seeing some really cool stuff
• NN

  NuCreation

  Jun 25, 2026
  3.0
  The downfall I didn’t like was the parking fee. We had to pay $6-$7 all day, and there were no in-and-out privileges. To enter, you had to scan a QR code at a nearby sign and enter your license plate. However, if you didn’t plan to buy anything, it was still a cool place to check out. It’s free to enter, and you don’t need to reserve a ticket. We did reserve three tickets, but we didn’t need to scan a QR code. I don’t think we will be returning. Think of this place like going to the mall inside you’ll find different suites that sell or has different games he would pay to participate. We spent 15 mins walking around the zone one building and went home. The zone two you’ll have to take a train.
• MR

  Margie Reed

  Jun 17, 2026
  5.0
  AREA15 (not to be confused with Area 51 👽🛸) was one of the most unexpected highlights of our Las Vegas trip! First of all, it's FREE to walk in, explore, shop, and soak up the absolutely insane vibe. The second you step inside, you're transported into another world. The black lights, music, art installations, and interactive spaces make you feel like you've wandered into the coolest fever dream imaginable. We purchased Package #2, which included one of the bigger attractions, and WOW...the John Wick Experience was incredible. It was so immersive that you truly felt like you had stepped inside The Continental. The actors stayed completely in character, and for a little while, we forgot we were in Vegas and not part of the John Wick universe. But if I had to pick a favorite? Wink World! I would do it over and over again. It was colorful, trippy, joyful, and unlike anything I've ever experienced. It brought out the kid in all of us. We also enjoyed several other attractions included in our package. You can explore Omega Mart on its own or add it to a package, and if you've never been...prepare yourself. It's part grocery store, part mystery, part "What on earth is happening right now?" in the best possible way. They also offer VR experiences that were an absolute blast. Honestly, there is so much to do that you could spend hours there and still not see everything. I especially recommend AREA15 if you have kids, they will absolutely love it. But here's the thing: even if you don't have kids, there truly is something for everyone. Whether you're into immersive experiences, art, shopping, technology, weird and wonderful adventures, or just want to escape reality for a few hours, AREA15 delivers. Vegas is famous for casinos and shows, but AREA15 is where you go to play, wonder, laugh, and become a kid again. 10/10. Highly recommend. Just remember...it's AREA15, not Area 51. Although after a few hours inside, you might start questioning whether you've landed on another planet anyway. 👽🎰✨

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