AREA15
Tourist attraction · L.V. Meadows
3215 S Rancho Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Highlights
Art, VR, axe throwing, flight simulator, and food experiences
Art, VR, axe throwing, flight simulator, and food experiences
"An immersive art-and-entertainment complex on the east side of I-15 that hosts eclectic exhibits, interactive installations, and nightlife — a hub for offbeat, experiential attractions rather than traditional Strip glitz." - Matt Villano
"An entertainment complex featuring neon and projection-mapped experiences like Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart, expanding with new attractions including Universal Horror Unleashed, the Museum of Ice Cream, and various new dining options." - Janna Karel
"Surreal entertainment hub, Area15 will throw a masquerade ball with multiple rooms and endless allure. Various packages with open bar drink offerings, hors d’oeuvres, and even masks to wear between the bars and lounges coincide with midnight toasts and other fun findings between the ballrooms. Tickets start at $34.95." - Jennifer Smith
"Area 15 is a massive entertainment zone just across I-15 from The Strip. When you enter the parking lot, it looks like a warehouse surrounded by large pieces of public art. Inside, it's a wacky alternate universe (containing additional alternate universes), circled overhead by an operating zip-line you can opt to fly around on. Entry is free to Area 15 before 10pm, although it's best to reserve an entry pass online, and after 10pm it turns into a 21+ zone. The main experience here is Omega Mart, the supermarket by Meow Wolf, which creates immersive art installations and produces music festivals. You'll enter what appears to be a supermarket (normal!) which is stocked with items like "emergency clams" and "corn PM" (not normal!). You'll open the door of a walk-in beverage cooler and enter a warped Narnia situation where you must solve a mystery (you can opt out and wander if you like) to pass through." - Andrea Bennett
"January’s installment of dinner and a movie is “Ready Player One.” Catch a screening of the film as well as a dinner experience for four prepared by The Beast on Saturday, January 20. Doors open at 3:30pm. Movie starts at 4 p.m.. Arrive early to save your seats. Tickets are $30 per person." - Emmy Kasten
