I can't disclose which TV show pilot I got to see but I loved it! Would definitely give my feedback for early release again =)

Staff was friendly but the experience wasn't worth our time. We were shown a tv show that came out a year ago...so we've already seen it. We were given a tiny hand sanitizer and a $5 off coupon for the Hunger Games Experience, which costs over $35...oh we did get to keep the stylus we had to use during the ratings. Not worth 1 hour of your time, especially if you're on vacation.

The day before my mom and I actually did the viewing, we were told it was free and to give it about an hour total. The day we went to actually do the viewing, we were told we would get a pen, a little bottle of hand sanitizer and a $5 coupon towards The Hunger Games Exhibition (which we had just left from). The staff was friendly and helpful. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because they require you to wear a mask (which they provide). Other than that, it was a neat experience to try and get to see a new pilot of a tv show.

If you want to see a show that hasn't come out yet, and you want to be part of a focus group that gets to determine what others get watch on TV on streaming, this is your place. Not only is it free to attend, you might even be able to get money out of spending some of your time, helping determine what shows will be made. Also the staff that work there, are very nice people. They are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.

A lot of fun, true you don't usually get paid in anything other then a book of coupons but it's still interesting. They have you watch a new or upcoming TV show and do a survey on the computers right away after. Unless your doing one of the paid viewings it's only like 45 min and it's kinda cool to have your option used towards what's aired,etc..

If you're into watching TV shows and want an early look, you may find this activity interesting. Good for killing time while waiting for something else.

We had a fun time. The show we watched was a bit cheesy but ended up making it onto television a few months later. If you have some time to kill it's well worth it when it's back open again.

Store closed, tv show viewing fun and staff there great. No prizes offered as advertised just lame coupon for Hunger Games exhibit.

This is a fun experience and takes about an hour of your time. The experience is free and you may walk away with some free treats such as restaurant coupons/vouchers or even cash. The fun part is that you get to preview new shows and rate them with your honest opinions.

I liked the experience. Something different and they pay in cash.

We had a great experience. Staff was courteous and helpful.

Was pretty cool to be able to watch a pilot and see tv in the making.

Always wanted to check this out...definitely worth an hour of your time!

Liked watching a free TV show in exchange for voting and feedback.

It was a cool experience, and staff were very helpful. The actual place was difficult to find. It's inside the monstrous MGM Grand complex, on the east side. Can be tough to navigate from the strip.