Overpriced and toxic! We are not shocked by prices but this place exceeded Manhattan cocktail prices. $20+ for a single cocktail?! I don’t think so. We paid the price, they were good, but you are being gouged! We don’t understand the ID check? They checked out ID to enter and stamped our hand. Our ID was checked four more times around the building. We ended up with three different ID stamps on our hand?! So confusing and frustrating. Also, it’s frustrating that you can’t leave an area with your drink! This is Vegas…. You should be able to walk around with your cocktail. Especially after FOUR ID checks! The bar tenders tell you that you can walk around with cocktails after 10pm but the door security tells you something different. So frustrating! The most frustrating part… “skinny” attractive women were allowed to do what they wanted. No questions asked. Several times across the building women were able to take cocktails anywhere they wanted with no ID check. This place is toxic and overpriced. We will not be returning!

It's a pretty cool spot and free during the day, but everything else inside costs money. I went because a friend recommended Omega Mart. I wouldn't recommend that though unless you know what you're doing lol. I had no clue what the point was and paid $3 extra for the story, but it was kinda cool to explore all the rooms. However, I was alone and it would have probably been more fun with a friend. I'm sure if you have children they'd love it!!

Excellent venue of different out of this world and creative ideas. The space is an experience and very well managed. The employees were super helpful and kind. Will be returning to explore more next time I'm in town. Make sure to have tons of time to explore! So many cool installations to view, bars to drink at, and food to be had. I did not have enough time here. Do not make the same mistake, visit and explore!

Visited Area15 in Las Vegas and was absolutely blown away by the immersive entertainment and retail complex. It's like an adult playground that, surprisingly, caters perfectly to families as well. We explored Omega Mart, Wink World, and Museum Fiasco - each offered a unique, unforgettable experience. Although we were there for 4 hours and started to feel tired, you could easily spend the whole day exploring. Area15 is a refreshing departure from the usual Vegas attractions, blending art, VR, and interactive installations seamlessly. It's a must-visit for anyone looking for something different and engaging in Vegas.

If I had to summarize this place with one brief sentence, I would say "It's as if Blue Man Group ran a mall". It's an immersive artistic experience with a central mystery that you are challenged to explore and solve. But it's also more and also less than that. How you experience it and how much enjoy it is totally up to you and how you approach this. If you want to explore, allocate at least three hours to it. The experience will cost you upwards of $60 If you just want to do a little shopping, dining and drinking, you can just go in and see the shops. The bars, the restaurants and the shops are diverse and interesting.

We took a mini vacation and went to Las Vegas. My Daughter wanted to go to Area 15. We have been to Las Vegas so many times. We thought this venue was only for the young party goers. I am very happy to say we had a epic time at Area 15. It wasn't cheap but worth the crazy time and experience. We will definitely return in the future. All I can say is Fun! Fun!! Fun!!!...

The website says you need to reserve your spot before you come. This includes getting in the main entrance and of course the paid attractions will need tickets. The website wasn’t working for me to reserve a spot. It’s also not by hour, it’s by day. We got there and there’s a line if you already have tickets or need tickets. We needed tickets and it was simple. Sign in on the tablet and you’re in. We walked around both stories inside since it was free. You’ll have to research each attraction to see if you want the full experience. Which ranges from $5 to $50 tickets with average of $15. Definitely a lot of mystery and you’ll want to check it out. I would suggest to reserve an entire day to spend at Area 15. Most experiences suggests for at least two hour to tour the entire space. It’s also hot indoors especially when we layered on clothes from being 50 degrees outside so we had an ice cream and just people watched. Be prepared to have an awesome time with neon lights and electric music both inside and outside. 4 stars for website not working and for not answering the phones.

Such a fun place. I loved all the art and lights. Great place to explore and hang out. All kinds of virtual experiences to do here. Free to get in before 10pm to Area 15. You literally could spend all day here if you do some of the attractions inside. You register either on line or on sight with name and email to get in. Try The Beast restaurant inside and say hi to Roxy from Flygirl Monica. Have fun... you will love it.

It was a cool venue. Went on a Friday night so it was pretty crowded. It was huge and full of pretty neat and creative exhibits. Nothing gory just colorful darkness (is that a thing?). There is some sort of story/escape room mystery but very hard to follow or know what’s going on. If you are planning a trip it’s got a bunch of stairs, lots of flashing, and I didn’t find the staff helpful at all. When visiting think interactive museum with very cool art and inspiration throughout. I do think it was overpriced but all of Vegas is nowadays. Wouldn’t go again. Fine for older kids. Super stimulating. The younger kids seemed to be clinging to parents…and rightly so.

This was really interesting and definitely lots to look at both inside and outside. We will have to make another trip since we really didn’t do anything but look around. (We were there for the Lost Spirits Distillery tour.) Seems like activities require purchasing additional tickets. There was only one place to eat so there was a waiting list to be seated. The art installations everywhere were really great!

Great vibe and many things to do. Entry is free but each experience has a cost and can be pricey but you can find deals online. Bars and food options available with reasonable prices. All black lights and flashy LED. Beautiful colors and so much to look at. Had a wonder experience and time.

I originally went to Area 15 to see Meow Wolf Omega Mart, which is located inside Area15. The building is massive and easy to find. They also have a big free parking lot with lots of spaces. Make sure to walk the lot and see some of the art work scattered about. You will also notice an outside stage and venue for events. There is a security checkpoint for weapons & other contraband. They will check you bags and backpacks. After that you walk through the main doors into a black, neon lighted mall. Area 15 is free, they do have some attractions that you do have to pay for if you want to attend them. It ranges from $49 to $99 depending on the multi-day pass. Some of the attractions are: Asylum Bar + Arcade, Brainstorm, The Oracle Reading, LIFTOFF | Observation Sky Ride, Museum Fiasco | Light & Sound Spectacle, Particle Quest | AR Scavenger Hunt, Wink World | Psychedelic Art Experience, Birdly | VR Flight Simulator, Grand Prix | Racing Sims, Illuminarium | Sensory Experience, OZ Ride | Seated VR, Van Gogh VR | Virtual Tour & Haley's Comet | Zip-line. There is so much to do and experience that you really can’t to it all in one day. Meow Wolf is completely separate & to attend it is $49 for one adult. Area 15 is indeed an immersive activation art, extraordinary & unique retail, bars & eateries for sure. I can’t describe how truly amazing it is, you simply have to experience for yourself.

This is a amazing place to visit and to bring friends and family that fly into town the fact that there is a bar inside and food and so many other things to get into. We went when the city was quiet due to COVID so it was a great time to experience without a ton of people. I love that these artists are able to use their strange and unique talents in this space. It’s very out of this world with the concepts these artists bring to us and we are very privileged to be able to experience and see through there lenses. Also you can bring children here it’s great for them to see and experience as well during appropriate times during the day. I literally can’t wait to go here again. And that large open space was a skating ring that played disco music.

This is one of the most awesome and newest places in Vegas!! It is very cool and unique. The creativity is impressive and it is nice to see something different in Vegas. I went here during the holidays and loved how they adapted to the pandemic in order to conduct business. The outside seating with the domes at the outdoor restaurant was a clever idea. The Christmas display with the alien theme, epic!! Just walking around the place inside was unique with all the different art and displays!! The entrance, it is worth a trip in itself to see! A must go to place while in Vegas and for locals as well!!

What a cool attraction! My favorite by far is THE BEAST restaurant. Our server could have paid us more attention but the atmosphere is spectacular, the food is delicious, the drinks are amazing, and they play the hard rock I listen to on Octane and Turbo in my truck! LOVE THIS PLACE!

Absolutely loved Area15! I ended up here to experience Meow Wolf but I truly wish I'd given myself more time to really enjoy all that Area 15 had to offer. The food available looked amazing. All the drinks we had were incredibly presented and tasted delicious. Vibes were on point all around. Highly recommend if you're looking for some 21+ fun.

Really fun place in Vegas. I went out with friends and didn’t want to go on the strip. So a friend recommended we go here and it was a blast! There’s so much to do here. I spent most of my time in the barcade which was a lot of fun. Many games to play at $1 each. Coin machine takes credit cards. I saw a lot of places to eat and drink at within this warehouse. Definitely worth a visit.

Ok the idea is cute but everything is expensive there. It’s free entry into the building itself. Got a drink but didn’t participate in any of the activities because the prices seemed ridiculous for what you got. For a place that’s seemingly trying to be a satire on capitalism, it’s kind of ironic by how much they charge. The staff was super friendly and helpful though. It’s a family friendly place so if you want to spend a lot of money on the kids instead of the slots, here’s the place!

Trippy experience, lots of black lights and neon colors to pop art. Cool spot to spend some time at, off the strip. The omega mart was 54$ a person and it was very interesting from what I heard. I didn't spend the money or time on that part. We did this after a few hours at lost spirits. 10/10 recommend the experience there as well.

I give this a five because the venue is set into separate entertainment venues/buildings in the Area15 Complex. For example, the main building is two floors of entertainment geared towards adults free to enter up to 9:00 pm and a fee with options to play the various entertainment packages. Info. available online. Military discount available. Virtual games, arcades, zip lines, pool tables, escape rooms, other entertainment, and several restaurants and bar selections. The whole venue lite by black light and other colorful imagagery gives it a playful, sensual, fun, and eclectic atmosphere. This is a leave the children home fun date night for adults. This venue has an amusement ride and interactive art outside for your amusement to experience. In addition to three to four warehouse size entertainment options. See other entertainment options online. Ample free parking. There is no cost to enter up 9:00pm.

It is free to get in, however if you want to go to the Omega Mart or any other exhibit inside you will have to purchase separate tickets for each of them. There are many shops with souvenirs that are awesome but pricey. Very interesting installations inside and out. They have a few bars and food places. Everything is super clean and it was immediately super busy although we we the first to enter. If in Vegas though, should definitely check this place out.

I have visited twice, once for Omega Mart and once for Dueling Axes. The amazing art, lights and sounds here could keep me entertained for days. I plan to come back for all of their attractions. I would highly recommend arriving as close to opening time as possible on a weekday. The smaller crowd really let's you appreciate all the hard work put into this attraction.

1. The entry was absolutely free during weekdays in Sep’23. 2. Lots of options for drinks especially the under tree bar theme. 3 I loved the theme of this place like Area51 lol. 4. Good food and prices aren’t bad at all. 5. The virtual experiences are something to try here, Birdly it’s not too bad $13.50 per person. 6. It’s completely out of the world like concept would definitely come back

Separate tickets for all exhibits definitely different some where cool. My rating is due to the price per person! We had the most fun in the arcade upstairs! Next time will do the market. But be aware of the price for a family definitely other activities in Vegas more worth the money

Unique place, not the usual entertainment center. But, again this is Vegas! 🎰 Very open area. There are things to view to also take pictures 📸 outdoor and indoor. There are alot of different activities, bars 🍸 and restaurants 🍽 🥗 🥣 🍴 🍲 🥘 to try here. If you come by yourself you spend around $5 to $55. If you come in a group of 4 or more easily between $20 to $220. Drinks 🍸 🍹 are expensive here though depending roughly $15 to $20 Food is pricey here. Nice stop to past by. Make sure to come before some places close around 12 am. What I do like is that their customer service is very attentive and friendly. Thank you for the unique experience.

Did the omega mart, it was a bit too busy and couldn't really follow whatever story line there was too hard to pick up and follow. There's no structure or instructions, but some interesting and stunning views. Security to get into the mart were a bit over the top, and unnecessarily threatening. The rest of the staff were really nice, there was great coffee inside, with plenty of other attractions and activities to complete.

We are visiting from out of town, we went to area 15 for the Mega Mart but we never went Inside. Kids wanted to do the zip line we bought ticket from a tablet it was easy. Ax throwing was the high light of their trip so far. My husband had an old fashioned from they bar he totally loved it. There is no food at the Ac throwing. Area 15 has tons to do and places to eat and drink. After 9 it’s over 21!

It is totally FREE to just go in but it is very pricey either for Omega Mart or any of the bundles or activities. Many activities and attractions are not kid friendly. There are several sculptures right outside of Area15. The security protocol to get in is pretty tight, but it is for the benefits and safety of all visitors.

It was a cool experience but very expensive. There isn't a whole lot to do here either except jsut look at random things. The store front that leads into the back is cool but not really worth the amount of money it costs. You can go through the whole place in probably 20 min.

My daughter and I visited Omega Mart here and didn't have time to see the other attractions, but they all seemed fabulous! Plenty of parking outside and places to eat and shop inside. We are definitely planning to return to see more places!

We had an awesome time at Area15! The Omega Mart was a lot of fun to explore with my wife. It’s not quite as good as the Meow Wolf in Las Vegas, but still a great time. We also are at The Beast and enjoyed some amazing BBQ and drinks. Definitely would recommend this place for adults looking for fun outside of the normal gambling in Vegas. We spent about 4 hours exploring the area.

Wow, what an experience! I was alive to see the Apollo moon landing on television as a young boy but to see it projected in an atmosphere of this type is spectacular. If you are interested in space then this is the entertainment venue for you. Family friendly. Truly awe inspiring.

I had the pleasure of stumbling across this establishment a couple years ago while on vacation with my best friend in Vegas. Ever since then, I’ve been eagerly waiting to return with my teen boys & I finally get to later this month. I couldn’t believe I hadn’t left a review yet because I literally haven’t stopped thinking about this place since my first visit! The entrance alone blew me away, and I was instantly hooked. I laughed like a kid again riding Haley’s Comet & ‘racing’ my friend, and we thoroughly enjoyed walking around just to look at everything (including the super cool gift shop). I love their system which allows you to completely customize each visit by purchasing activities separately (with bundles also available). Museum Fiasco specifically is hands down my absolute favorite place to be in the entire world!! I want to live there lol To call that experience immersive would be a massive understatement. I was LOSING MY MIND, in the best way imaginable 😍 Highly, highly, highly recommend! Thank you to whoever thought of this dreamy, genius space. I had the time of my life, and I can’t wait to come back this month with my kids & earn ‘cool mom’ points. 😉

Very unique virtual experience place with many things to do. From virtual shopping while solving a mystery, to virtual golf, to game rooms and more other things. Entrance to the venue is the daytime is free but you do need to pay extra for all the things to do. I heard at night it really gets crowded and there an entry fee to get into main venue. Must visit this place when in Vegas

It was a lot of fun, with a lot of features that stimulated your senses. Their food at The Beast and the ice cream booth in the main floor were absolutely delicious. It was a dun experience and definitely worth a visit, just to see the artwork in the front, the lights and displays inside, as well as the food. The only negative part is that each attraction inside of the main entrance are unreasonably expensive, and the only arcade there is 21+, which sucks when you want to bring your kids. If there was an option for other nonalcoholic or maybe a non 21-year-old arcade, then it would be the perfect place to take your family.

Omg! I loved this place! Enjoyed just walking around and seeing all the fun things. We went to Wink World and Omega Mart and thought it was wonderful candy for my senses🥰

It's like a grown-ups playground it is so much stuff for you to do here I definitely want to go back and buy one of the packages that they offer because it's way cheaper than paying for every activity separately and I think they have like four or five packages that you can pick from the package has like three things on it and I think the highest has everything but is worth it you also can bring your kids as well, but I would say bring them earlier in the day because at night you see mostly only adults

So fun!! Definitely make sure you have plenty of time when you visit. We went to the Mega Mart which is fun to find all of the secret passages etc. However we had to opt out of the mystery game due to our lack of time. It looked like a lot of fun. Definitely a great place to visit. You exist however Area 15 does not.

This place was amazing pricey but worth it. Everything was pretty worth it food was amazing tasted really really good the drinks and the combinations and the way they look were very cool keeps you intrigued to going to different rooms different places just have in mind that it does cost a lot of money to go into these other events bars and so on be ready to spend some money this place is definitely unique to Vegas never been to a place like this very cool overall

Fun place with lots of cool things to do. Some very cool bars and restaurants. OmegaMart and a zip line thingy. We didn't get to do everything, but had a great time! Would recommend. A fun experience. Entry to Area 15 was free but you need to pay to get into Omega Mart.

Very cool spot if your looking for something different then the normal Las Vegas strip action. Lots of fun things to see and little area to try different activity’s. We were all over 30 and we all had a good time. Probably about an hour or so worth of activity’s maybe more if willing to spend more money.

This place has so many attractions. You can pay for different attractions one at a time or buy a pass. Passes start at $49 and go up to $129 per person. I recommend spending the higher price if your budget allows. The art/sensory experiences are really fun and can last you all day. They have four bars to choose from all with great pre-made drinks. They have an arcade, resturants, and gift shops as well.

Entry into this is free. However, once inside, there are restaurants and exhibits you can see/view, and those have a cost. Meow wolf was 35 pp. Other exhibits were about 27 to 35 as well. We did the Brainstorm, Haleys Comet, and Art installment about the illusion of eternity. There are also lots of fun little shops and gift shops.

Very cool place. It reminds me of a college kid who loves neon and the 90s getting to design a nightclub. There’s so many different options and places to visit, and they do a good job of keeping it from being obscenely crowded - it’s very well done overall.

Great place to spend the day with or without the kids. Great food and drinks at the restaurants, food trucks out front. You enter a very strange store, you want to get everything because it's crazy cool merchandise. You find yourself entering a freezer or a hallway in the back of the store where you walk into another world. It's a cool experience for sure. If you do have little ones and you want to keep an eye on them, the small hallways enter into the entire upstairs... It's not just a small room. You'll want to follow them for sure 100%

I don’t even know where to start. What a cool Immersive experience. Great for families too. Walking away, I’ll probably be thinking about it for quite some time.. just trying to process. It’s clean, safe, a little steep - but I mean, it’s worth it.

We got the seeker pass not knowing what to expect. The tickets are not cheap, I wish there is more detailed on each station on the website that allow people to choose which pass to get. Most of the part was interesting, but may not worth it to visit again. Will definitely visit other experiences that were not included in the seeker pass for sure. We spent a lot of time at the arcade room since we got extra tokens from our parents to play the games. The bartender was very nice. The pass included a free handroll at the restaurant. When we got there, the host told us that it is recommended to dine in and order more stuff in order to get the handroll. She told us that there is also a long wait because there was only one server working at that time. What a waste of time and money. It seems like a business strategy to lure people to the restaurant and spend money. As we were entering one station, a staff asked if I have any questions the moment I walked up to her. She was a bit rude, resting her shoulder on the wall and asked me to walk over to her to scan our QR code. So not welcoming… Anyway, I’d definitely recommend this place to my friends and family for the experience. I’d come again!

Area 15 was one of those places in my list to visit in Vegas. I loved it!!! So much to do in there. I got a general admission, it doesn’t apply to all the amenities they have to offer, but I got to do the lift off ride, the bar/arcade and some of their 3D museum. It’s definitely a nice place to go with a group of friends. Buy your tickets online and you don’t have to wait in line.

We went there for a company incentive celebration. Real cool place to go with friends family and kids so much to do. My favorite activity was the virtual shooting Zombie game you play with 5 people. It felt pretty real. It’s about half an hour to go through the game which worth it. Just make sure you don’t try to lean on a wall which is not actually there. Don’t run and watch your step. You can fall lol. The grocery store is actually a game with a hidden doors with clues you can be in there for hours running around. Shop after you’re done in the store. Have fun and enjoy!

Lift off was the reason for our visit! Plenty of free parking. Several food trucks and bars with table to eat or chill at. The ride was great! If you’re afraid of heights think twice. Awesome view of the city. Worth the value!

Now this was interesting. Hard to describe. Mostly a VR interactive entertainment venue. All types of visual and aural stimulus. Great for groups and families. Note: baby strollers aren't allowed in the Omega Mart.. Which is why we did not go in that part.

It has got some food options and some games with shopping stores inside. Looks funky due to different lightings and music. The best thing is it's FREE to enter, but you have for pay for anything you wanna experience inside this place. I stayed here for over an hour and had good time.

This place is amazing.. Vibrant, bright, yet dark. The activities are plentiful, unique, and keep your attention. I'm a fan of all things creative and Area15 and it's contributors have nailed it. I'll be be back for sure.

Awesome sensory overload!! From the moment you step onto the property the cool outdoor art displays in the park and then continue into Area 15 building, the visual sensation is amazing. The common area has a few bars and food with an overhead zipline style ride. One area had Axe throwing. Omega Mart......The ultimate interactive experience! It taps into all of your senses. At Omega Mart.......... What happened to Walter?? Get clues through out this exhibit to find Walter. It was definitely busy and we didn't complete the mystery. But we had a great time. Plan on staying for a few hours. We will be back soon to complete the mission!!!

A unique place of interest and full of unexpected things. Huge place for fun and adventure/entertainment. Nothing dull here. Absolutely phenomenal! Would love to come back and check out their night life and events!

Extremely awesome place to check out.... Lots to do, a euphoric visual experience for all the senses. Great place for all ages.

They charge just to walk thru the front door! So I guess I will never know what it looks like on the inside. The walkway going up to the entrance is pretty cool. From what I have read every activity you do in the place cost $60each person Some only last about 15 min. So that sounds kinda pricey to me. I also heard bar prices can be close to $20 per drink for some. So you may want to ask before you order

Awesome place. Legit, ultra cool and immersive. Found myself doing laps of the place and still seeing new things with each lap kinda thing. Fantastic music, fantastic overall experience. We turned up before 18:00 and it was free entry. Even outside there are some really cool things to see. Highly recommended a visit here if your in the area. 👌👌👌🙌🙌👌👌👌

You can easily spend a whole day at Area 15. Lots to do and see - and plenty of places to eat. The entrance situation is a little weird because it isn't clear where you are supposed to go to pick up your passes as you walk in, but this problem seems to solve itself as the day goes on and lines develop. Army of the Dead and Space were especially cool. Birdly was fun too.

Very colorful. More activities to do than the one in Santa Fe. But it all adds up financially really quick. Was a lot of fun though

Pretty cool vibe. If you are looking for something other than gambling in Vegas, it’s a cool experience. Many of the art installations and experiences are quite pricey. The axe throwing was fun! The ice cream was delicious.

Love this place because art is king. I will keep coming back for new experiences. Thanks #area15

This is such an amazing place! There are so many art sculptures they could keep you busy for a while. However there are different places to eat, hang out, shop, and do a ton of different activities! If you get the opportunity to go it is worth it!

Awesome place and the staff are so nice. If you get adventure pass remember the time for each check in. Make sure to do the mart first though since it takes about 2 to 3 hours. Get the $3 add on card because it's more interactive Lift off can be done at night and the view is better at night time. View of strip available.

Came to Vegas with our 4yo daughter & was looking for something family friendly to do. I don’t know if we caught them during a slow time & they were looking to drum up business, but it was free entry into the main facility, however, everything else would cost to enter or participate in. But it was a unique appeal & we had a great time playing the golf simulator & exploring the WILD exhibit! The exhibit was probably the most exciting for us since our daughter enjoyed the interactive component of watching her footsteps turn into animal tracks as she explored different areas looking at the imagery. The price wasn’t bad either. One thing I’d suggest is when you first enter, if you planned on visiting the exhibits; immediately check in with each one to select a time to attend so your not caught waiting in lines once the crowd comes in.

Very cool place to check out! Lots of things to do and experiences, mostly interactive. Experience passes are the way to go. They include most attractions. If you want to visit the 'store', buy those passes early and make reservations! We missed it.

it was extremely fun. my family did the omega mart attraction and it was beyond words. when you do the attractive without the storyline pass thing its like walking through an interactive art gallery of neon.

I recently visited AREA 15 in Las Vegas and was amazed by its futuristic atmosphere. Unfortunately, due to my tight budget and schedule, I didn't have the chance to enjoy the Mega Mart. However, the overall ambiance of the place was truly captivating. I'm already looking forward to my next visit, where I plan to explore all the other activities available. It's worth noting that while the entrance fee is free, there are additional charges for specific attractions or experiences. If you're seeking a unique and immersive experience in Las Vegas, I highly recommend checking out AREA 15. Just make sure to allocate enough time and budget to fully enjoy all the offerings this innovative venue has to offer.

I'm not sure why this place is not promoted more when you're looking up things to do in Vegas. It's extremely different than any other area on the strip, and it's something to do outside the casinos. There are shows you can see along with themed bars and small bites/tapas like restaurants to enjoy in between the activities you're there to experience. Highly recommend going there if you can. Some of the activities can be more kid/ young adult centric, but there are some experiences adults would truly enjoy if you like art.

Incredible art installation, bars , shops, and restaurants plus food trucks all combined in one area. Visit Area 15 and prepare to have your mind blown. Also convenient designated areas for taxi and ride share pick up and drop off

There were 3 of us adults, and we had a blast! While alcohol is served, this place is good for the whole family. Weird, quirky, and odd, but loved every minute. Arcade games, zip around the arena, eat sushi, sip some drinks, or shop around, there's something odd for everyone!

AREA15 is a really cool themed hall with plenty of fun options from VR experiences, light/mirror exhibits to the Omega Mart museum. There are a few different options for food and drinks and some souvenir shops as well. It is free to enter before 9pm, but all of the experiences are an extra fee. After 9pm there is a small charge just to enter the hall. It is definitely worth checking out if you have a couple hours!

This place is out of this world there is so much to see and do! You pay 10 bucks to get in and then you can choose which attractions you want to see for an additional price they all vary. Meow wolf tickets go fast especially on the weekends so I would suggest buying ahead of time. The bar is a really spectacular center piece with the neon fiber optic tree. The silent disco was my absolute favorite attraction we practically had it to ourselves and it doesn’t cost anything to go in. The color changing canopy added to the whole vibe I honestly didn’t want to leave. The drinks are on the higher end but they are beautifully crafted so I would say they are beyond worth the price. The secret drink menu also comes with little discount tokens on some of the attractions you can find throughout the place. They also have a little restaurant inside that you can sit down and eat at with a variety of food options to choose from. This place is a must see if your in the area. I can’t wait to go back next time I visit Vegas!

The experience never fails to be out of the ordinary! Love the quirky, friendly, funny, and interesting pieces of art that I find in the main area and Omega Mart. The Bar especially was the main event for me for the Drinks! We got the "Secret Menu" Drinks and they were deliciously strong. Will be coming back again when in Las Vegas!

The tickets are pricey, but you will have a great time exploring all of the live art. You will spend a minimum of an hour here just exploring. I explored everything over two hours, so there is a lot to look at and do. Area15 lives up to the hype 100%

Hello, I am a local here in Las Vegas & I once worked at Area15; great workplace, you meet new people everyday and hear a lot of great stories and experiences; I enjoyed my job, most would say “ this job is PERFECT for you, you’re bubbly, interactive & great with the customers.” I’ve had a few great reviews left from customers via in person being told I was a great employee & they’ll come back thanks to my recommendations & information. I speak in the past tense because in May of 2023 I feel i was unjustly Racially discriminated & Bullied; by my own coworker(s). Now I do not want to bash Attractions Management because they were big help especially Victoria; she recommended me resource and showed compassion to my awful experience, but HR failed me; i reported I felt unsafe and wanted to come back to work when everything was situated; I then got a callback regarding my attendance and not the status of my report of discrimination. I felt as if their only solution was to get rid of me to get rid of the situation. I love working at Area15 And I HIGHLY recommend coming especially if you’re into virtual reality & wanna experience an out of this place world . I would love if somebody/anybody can hear me out & not take this lightly because Area15 Is a Very inclusive workspace & I never felt more welcome until I Got bullied & Discriminated against a bunch of Men. I Hate to bring it to the reviews because this is not the place; but I’ve tried contacting Winston & others and no luck; I just want justice & the job that i once loved if that’s even possible.

Over twenty different experiences including Omega Mart are on site. It's like you're stepping into a mind-bending alternate reality where this alternate world of pure awesome is an everyday occurrence. The minds that put this together or truly genius. The entire complex is building after building shop after shop of crazy cool stuff in a totally unique environment. By the bundle package and get tickets to all the attractions. You can spend the entire day in here

What a cool experience. During the week the sanctuary was closed which is much needed due to an over sensory experience I could have used a cool down and probably would have stayed longer. Very curious as to why they sell stripper clothes. I really don't understand that. Definitely will go again if in fact the sanctuary is open.