They have a good selection of games. We came here first week of February (Saturday) and it seemed like they were so under staffed. A lot of booths didn't have nobody so we couldn't play them. Less star because credits are very expensive. We easily spent $100 for not a long time of play. And in the end we had 1200 tickets and kids got very tiny frog toy and stickers. Kids had fun though so it was a good day ❤

Very sad experience, absolutely empty again! And this place will stay that way unless they lower their prices. A kids claw game is $5, and you don't get any bonus points or credit for purchasing $100. This place is not recommended at all. You will spend a lot of money on absolutely nothing here. You're better off going to buy the mer h from places on the strip than trying your luck on a game. This is literally kids gambling with their prices. You're not winning much but paying a lot. Just another way for the casino to make money off you (your children), do me a favor and yourself and go to Curcus circus instead, eventhough they shrunk it it's still economically better for you and your kids

Very cool arcade ! Large selection of games and an atmosphere that's a lot of fun. Be warned it's easy to spend a lot here. Gets a when the tournament of kings is starting and ending as the line up goes through the whole arcade. Overall a great gaming experience that kids and adults will love. DQ Is conveniently located at the bottom of the stairs as well as the tournament of kings. The arcade uses a reloadable card for $1 that you get at an atm in the arcade.

The games are definitely outdated, many are out of order, it’s a bit dingy, the employees look like they are being forced to work, it is overpriced and tricky how it works, the prizes are terrible BUT my 7 year old daughter had a blast so that is worth something!

Finally, a place for kids at a large casino/hotel on the strip. Self serve machines to buy and reload cards make it a snap. Stuff for the very Littles too. Dairy Queen for snacks. Best of all... it's all located near the entrance, one level down, and the Tournament of Kings so you don't have to drag the kids through the entire casino to find it.

Games are pretty expensive. $1.5 game lasting like 10 seconds to an average of $3 games and even $6 per game as well. Arcade game choices were lacking compared to regular arcades. And several machines out of order. Long line for Tournament of Kings blocking good portion of the arcade ruined the atmosphere as well. Girl at the points exchange store was friendly and good customer service.

No question the biggest ripoff we experienced in Vegas. $22 I got 3 short games, she got 4. We weren't there even 15 minutes. No special games of note.

Big arcade for the whole family. Restrooms available downstairs by arcade. Dairy queen too