Electric Playhouse

I had the most incredible time at the Teatime in Wonderland at Electric Playhouse! It was expensive but absolutely worth it. One of the highlights of my trip to Las Vegas! You get a lot of food and can take some to-go. The employees are engaging in leading the group through the Wonderland story, interacting with the themed food & drink and projection mapping on the table & walls. I wrote in my reservation that I can’t have added sugar, and the chef went the extra mile and created scone & dessert options with no added sugar for me. I was so impressed! I highly recommend this experience.

We had our micro-wedding reception at Electric Playhouse and it was honestly one of the best decisions we made. We were looking for something different—somewhere that felt fun and interactive but also allowed for a proper sit-down dinner. Most venues either had cool activities with just bar food, or nice meals in kind of boring settings. Electric Playhouse was the only place that had both. Our guests got to enjoy a private three-course dinner surrounded by interactive games, lights, and projections—it felt like stepping into a futuristic playground. Everyone had so much fun, and it created such a unique, memorable vibe for the night. Desiree was amazing to work with throughout the whole planning process, and the on-site staff went above and beyond on the day of. We found out we were actually their first wedding, which blew our minds because everything ran so smoothly. I really hope more couples consider this place—it’s perfect if you want something outside the box! The chef also did a great job accommodating food allergies without any stress, which we really appreciated. Our only complaint? We wish we had more time there! We can't wait to go back.

We had an awesome Mother’s Day experience at the Alice in Wonderland Experience at Electric Playhouse at Caesars Palace! From start to finish, everything was fantastic, the staff were welcoming and attentive, and the interactive elements had the kids fully engaged (and the adults, too!). Before the Alice in Wonderland Brunch, the kids had a blast exploring all the immersive and hands-on activities. It was like stepping into the storybook. The attention to detail, the creativity, and the energy of the entire experience made it truly memorable. Highly recommend for families looking for something fun, unique, and magical to do in Vegas!

Its a medium sized venue. Kids loved it. It wasnt crowded when we go so we were able play every other game for several times. Kids had a blast. Very friendly staff. If you are in Vegas with kids 100% recommend to try. Its not expensive and its something to remember.

Great venue for events with very unique interactive lighting in floors and walls that changes. The mad hatter tea party room table is a cool interactive table and great happy hour food and drinks. I went to the last Friday of the month happy hour from 6-10 and had a blast!

Such a great experience! The kids loved it! The cooperative style of the games in the main 'arena' made for an easily inclusive and fun experience for my kids to join in with a group of adults. The games are focused on playing, there are scores, but you can just have fun and not worry about skill level for littles. The food/dining is geared toward adults, think pool hall styled food, but Timothy took extra time to help me feed all the kids (wide range of ages 1-10yo). I would definitely do a birthday party in the future! Oh and don't miss the balcony over looking the strip. The kids say: Awesome, 4.5/5, the bathrooms are angelic (they spent 10 minutes talking about liking the bathrooms, there is a lavendar febreeze?), they would like more games (kids always want more), and they wish the small rooms (for 1-3 players) fit more friends.

I had a great time at tea time in wonderland.. I love the eating while being part of the story.. The cast was phenomenal and the servers made you feel like part of the family .. The food was top notch , and loved being able to meet the chief / Queen of hearts I hope it stays for a while

Such a Fun Place! Visited on a weekday—staff were super friendly and even joined in games when needed! My little one loved every room, especially the light hockey. I had fun too and even broke a sweat! Best moment was watching kids from different families all play together with big smiles. Truly heartwarming!

My daughter (11) and I stumbled across Electric Playhouse while walking down the strip. After a short time on Google then speaking with the woman at the front desk, we decided to check it out. We were so glad we did! There was only one other family there at the time so we had the opportunity to try out several of the individual pods and spend some time in the large room. All of the games were so much fun and an unexpected workout! Each pod had several games and visuals. A staff member even took pictures for us. My daughter even got to change the visuals in the large bar area. We ended up spendimg almost 3 hours there. Towards the end we went out on the patio and enjoyed the view. There was water available in the bar area. Every staff member was friendly and helpful. We definitely recommend this for families.

We're all mad here... We had a lovely time at the Alice and Wonderland Tea Party hosted by The White Rabbit and Mr. Hatter! The food was delicious and filling, then staff was very accommodating and attentive! The performers were very engaging, reciting riddles and poetry whilst making sure all guests were comfortable. The projections were all animated and some were even interactive. If you have the opportunity to go to an event, do it! Don't forget to snag a photo op and leave a tip for the staff before grabbing your take home goodie bag.

Came here for a conference corporate event last night, and we had major issues with the bartending staff. To be fair, three bartenders for 100+ people is difficult, but they did not seem to know how to make any of the drinks on the menu. One in particular, who I can only identify as the bald short gentleman with the Mario star necklace, became overwhelmed. After being ignored for twenty minutes AT the bar, we ordered 4 drinks and four bottles of water. We then tried to ask for two more bottles of water and he PUT HIS HAND UP in our FACES and said "No!"

TeaTime in Wonderland was an extraordinary experience. An Interactive and fun atmosphere, along with delicious food presented beautifully and aligned with Alice and Wonderland (the white rose at dessert needs to be painted red--- adorable)! The service was excellent! Our host, the Mad Hatter was interactive, witty and funny! We had an amazing team of servers who were very accommodating and friendly!!! Congratulations chef! You and your team did an amazing job capturing the very essence of Wonderland through all five senses!!! Tips: DO communicate any allergies or special diets as early as possible--- they will accommodate! DO expect to be there for an hour or so. You can tip via their tip app at the end of the experience.

I was debating between 3 to 4 stars, simply because the staff was so nice, and comparing to other Strip experiences this attraction isn't very expensive. With that, it was lacking an it factor. There's one big room in which you can "play soccer" and other group games and a few other areas to play other games. Our pre-teen and teenager lost interest pretty quick. The younger ones enjoyed it more. Pros: great staff, not too expensive Cons: short, not very exciting, was hoping for more.

So much fun! 1st activity in 2025 and this was a great choice! Located inside the Forum Shops of Caesars Palace, you need to be on the end closest to The Strip and up on the 3rd floor. It's a completely interactive experience that requires a ton of body movement. You will definitely get your exercise and steps in while having fun. Wear comfortable shoes and be ready for fun. They have a bar inside with limited seating and they also offer a small bites menu. I enjoyed a glass of white wine while there and the 2 hours spent was well worth the time to partake in all the games. This is family fun for all ages, so being the group.

Yelp tempted me with a free ticket to visit Electric Playhouse. I liked it so much that a month later, we hosted my son's 6th birthday there! Everything went awesome! We even had the entire place to ourselves until the last hour. We got the Kilowatt room, and for about 20-30 people, plus an added fruit plate, salad, 2 additional pizzas and soda pitcher, our bill totaled over $700. After all attendees were counted, the 20% local discount was taken off, and the "taxes and fees" added, our total was still $799. That was more than I expected, and I suspect came from the generic "taxes and fees" line. That said, taking a step back - that price still feels like a steal for hosting any kind of party on the strip; let alone one with such original attractions/activities! These gigantic touchscreen pods are amazing! From what I could tell, there's usually 5-6 interactive and customizable visuals per pod, plus a couple games. Each pod's selection is unique; you won't find the same options on any other pods. The main, large arena area has even more games to choose from. My son's favorite visual is on the small pod closest to the party room. It has bunches of brightly colored spiders that you can squash. Additionally, he likes all the games available in the main arena - and there are a lot. My favorite visuals are--what I think is named--"Galaxy Waves" located in front of the bar. Multi-colored waves come in from the sides and space rocks float across the walls. That said, I didn't try all the pods. I was focused on readying the party area and socializing with guests! I'd like to come back soon and just focus on playing again. ----- The party itself went fairly smoothly, though like anything, it had some bumps. They were out of lemonade, so we subbed with Sprite. At first I thought nothing of it, but soon I realized that's a big issue for a children's party. A lot of kids, including my son, are averse to carbonation bubbles. My son was thirsty, and downed water only when he felt desperate. As feedback, keeping alternative juices on hand probably would be helpful for the kitchen if they still want to cater to children too. As for the food, it was solid. The pizza was fluffy and clearly made with care. The fruit plate wasn't too much of a surprise; it was composed of grapes, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, and a light sprinkle of raspberries. The salads were standard garden salads, but I noticed a bit later that they forgot to separate the croutons/toppings to the side like I asked [via email]. Thankfully my mom is gluten intolerant rather than celiac, so she was okay with just picking them off and being careful. They did keep the dressing on the side though, which was helpful. They let me in with my Costco baked cake without a hitch. They require a certified bakery make the cake or dessert that you bring, and they'll glance at the sticker on the box. I just added some superficial decorations, and voila -- my son had an astronaut themed 6th birthday cake! The food did get placed in the room a bit later than I expected, but that actually worked out perfectly because all of our guests were late. It's tough for anyone to venture out to these strip locations! (Plus I told our guests to either arrive late or leave early so they could stay within the 3 hours of free parking window that's available for locals at Caesar's garage.) We brought our own cake cutting and serving supplies. Staff didn't provide any help for serving the pizza until I asked. They gave us extra tongs, but those didn't help as much as I hoped they would. In hindsight, some clear gloves from the kitchen would have been great! I don't mind serving all the guests, (it is just pizza after all,) but I had a cold that day so I was trying to be mindful of not passing my germs to everyone too. Staff were extra nice at the tail end of our party room time. We were supposed to be there for only 90 minutes, but they let us linger for 2 hours instead. As we still lagged with cleaning out our stuff, they were kind and patient. I'm sure it helped that no other customers were frequenting the facilities yet, but they still didn't have to give us the extra time that they did. So I'm grateful! While we were out of our party room time, and then just playing in the pods, a few of us did become thirsty. There was no one manning the bar area so we had to ask for water bottles at the front desk. Four water bottles came to maybe $12.41 - which was fine. Water never tasted sweeter after running around with kids for the last couple hours! ----- What really topped off our experience at Electric Playhouse was the back balcony that overlooks a gorgeous view of the strip! It's bordered in full cement, so kids will need a chair to see anything above it. That said, it's fabulous for adult selfies and smoke breaks! Overall our party experience here was pretty grand! Like I said, the next time I come, I'm going to focus on just play, and maybe try a mocktail!

Located at the top level of Caesars' Forum Shops Electric Playhouse offers Motion Based Games without the need for headsets or controllers, and although all are a lot of fun the immersive Dining Experiences offer culinary enthusiasts a fun way to enjoy lunch or dinner in theme augmented reality. Currently a collaboration between Culinary Director Vivian Sorenson and Pastry Chef Keris Kuwana "Teatime in Wonderland" allows guests to follow the White Rabbit for four courses plus a story and interactive staff, each bite predictably delicious while the visuals are integrative and engaging.

Yelp Review 2024 #89: My friends and I came to Electric Playhouse to celebrate my birthday before heading to dinner. I must say the booking process was pretty easy: you can do it online or in person. Even paying for admission in person and signing the waiver was an easy process. Once we all signed our waivers, we got escorted and oriented to the playground. We were there around 4:40pm on a Sunday and it wasn't busy. We left our personal items in the locker - leave them your ID and claim it with an employee when you're ready to grab your stuff. Each playground station typically has somebody to explain the games. There are several small stations with about 3-6 games each. Some games can be played individually, in pairs or in groups. There's one big play area. There is one rule: basically, don't hijack somebody else's game and wait your turn. Visually, it's nice. Lights, colors, and projections on different rooms, walls and floors. We waited our turn to play in the large area. We played a few games until a bunch of kids hijacked our game. It would have been nice to have the adults they came with to guide them or employees implement their rule but nope. Not cool. The place is also pretty warm - upper 70's to 80's but it feels hotter when you're playing. Tips: wear your gym outfit or a light shirt/ tank top and shorts, a towel, and water. There is a bar you can get a drink from. We had to ask for napkins to wipe off sweat. It got waaaay busier by 5:15pm. At 5:40pm, an employee asked us to leave because they're busy. Definitely can improve on customer service. Would I come back? No.

UPDATE:::: thank u to Jason and his team for reaching out post review! The team explained to me that I was overcharged. And worked with me to refund the payment. Daily interactions to resolve the issues within a week. Mind blown! I've reach out to other companies' customer services before regarding dissatisfaction of service and they say they apologize but never do anything about it. Yet, here is Electric Playhouse management who was able to work with me and the misunderstanding. And within a week, was able to resolve the issues. So, ***clap hands*** thank u to the team for that!!!!!!!

My recent visit to Electric Playhouse was nothing short of extraordinary, and a big part of that was thanks to the amazing manager, Karli. From the moment my friend and I arrived, Karli went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic experience. She was incredibly nice, welcoming, and informative, helping us navigate the space with ease. Karli took the time to personally show us how the games are played, making sure we felt comfortable and ready to dive into the fun. Her enthusiasm and knowledge really enhanced our visit, and we were able to enjoy everything Electric Playhouse has to offer without feeling lost or overwhelmed. The interactive games and experiences were a blast, with something for everyone to enjoy. The immersive environment kept us engaged and entertained throughout our visit. Whether you're a first-timer or a regular, the team at Electric Playhouse, especially Karli, will make sure you have a memorable time. If you're looking for a unique and fun experience, Electric Playhouse is definitely worth checking out. The friendly staff and incredible games make it a must-visit destination. I'll definitely be back!

Came here on a Friday night with a group and was very surprised to be the only ones playing! There were ten people in our group and none of us had ever been before so there were lots of learning curves as we navigated through the space. With this experience being booked in time slots, it would have been appreciated if games were explained to us or we were given an overview of the space. There was a worker there who I believe was supposed to take over that role, but he left us with lots of questions and little assistant. Luckily, the bartender stepped in and showed us a few things. The games in the big room are the best but unfortunately, we weren't able to play some games with our whole group (even though some games said ten players allowed). Another problem was that some games would glitch which obviously takes away from the experience since it is timed. It was still a fun time with our group but don't think I'd be back.

My family and I had the best time and we're hosted by the sweetest woman this entire trip. She walked us around the entire venue showing us how each game worked with each room did how the party room worked even offered for us to put our stuff away in the locker let us know that their bartender was there ready to wait on us like we truly felt like this was a Personalized experience and it really was nice that we were one of the only people in the venue for most of the time. By far, the best part of the experience was the main game room where you could play soccer and other games in a large setting. My family actually loved that; the kids left sweating and our daughter left immediately ready for her nap so it was worth it. I would definitely come back to host a birthday party here as well as have a nice family outing. It was definitely an experience that is worth the money to do it with the entire family. If it's a date night I'm not sure you would be able to have as much fun, you would really wear yourself out, especially with the larger game. Thank you YELP & Electric Playhouse!

Electric Playhouse is a really cool concept however the price doesn't support what you get when you enter. There are about 10 games total, possibly a few more but I didn't count accurately. Half of the games are one player and the big game room which was the most fun is multiplayer. I think anyone that can follow simple instructions can have fun here wherever it's a 4 year old or a 40 year old. We came today on a Sunday and it wasn't very busy, maybe about 10 other people total. I'm sure if it's gets busier it'll be boring as you would have to wait your turn to play each game. There wasn't much of a wait and we were able to explore everything. Like I said the bigger game arena with about 5-6 multiplayer games was the most fun we had. You can break a sweat there. I think it's worth checking out once but they should really lower the price to maybe $10-$15.

Honestly we did everything in less than an hour. Although it is not a massive location it offers enough games. My son turned 8 and he was done in 45 mins. He was tired. He ran around and played everything. He enjoyed the slow pace items like paint and art options as well as the active ones. I am sure he would have enjoyed a group of kids to join in but he had a blast even though he was the only kid in our circle. He played with others who were there. If you have issues with moving walls and floors be cautious lol. It seems to be spinning in many areas at once.

This was so fun! Went with my husband, 3 year old and mom and we had an absolute blast. Make sure you bring comfortable shoes and are ready to run around because the games are very active. We ran, jumped, and swiped our Friday night away. Would highly recommend.

The concept is great however the execution is gimmicky. Play cool games that are projected on the floor / walls. Might be fun for kids under the age of 15. Meh.

Fun place staff was not as helpful as you would want considering we went in as a group with no prior experience. Once we hit the hang of it, it was really fun. Definitely kid friendly

This review is about Teatime in Wonderland not the interactive experiences at the playhouse. The teatime is scheduled for 2 hours which is about a half hour too long. There was a lot of "dead time" before it wrapped up. Regarding the food ... I did not care for the cold strawberry tea - it was thick and wasn't cold enough. The salad was amazing (probably the best part of the meal), the scones were also great! The finger sandwiches didn't seem fresh- the bread was "crusty" as if it had been sitting out for a while. I only tried the cookie for dessert and wasn't impressed. The experience is about more than the food though. The interactive table and walls were really cool and the "characters" engage with you and try to make it fun. One person that was at our table (not in our party) wasn't feeling well (motion sickness symptoms). So that might be something to consider if you are prone to that.

Had the most AMAZING time at "Tea time in Wonderland" Food and dessert was yummy, and Taylor's gave the best service. I have a gluten allergy and Taylor was super attentive. I definitely will be back!

perfection! wow. amazing food, I mean perfect temp, flavors incredible, plenty. ambiance is incredible, characters are fun. I'll do it again !

This place is so much fun. I attended an immersive dinner with a celebrity guest chef. It was Halloween so the food was gruesomely delicious and the vampire actor told a story as the projected scenes on the wall changed. We even drank "blood" from an IV bag. Such a cool experience.

Had a great time at my daughter's birthday! The staff was friendly and accommodating. Really recommend this space for birthday parties .

Sounds and look fun at the beginning, nothing else to play after 20minute, so spent $100.00 for 20 minute experienced. This place is perfect for kids private party, levels are set exclusively for kids.

This is a hard pass for my family. The 2 stars are for the nice staff and my 6yo did enjoy the interactive floor activity (light hockey, etc). It needs better level of engagement and skilled games to keep older kids and adults engaged. Aside from the big floor area, the rest were pretty much for kids under 4, maybe 5. Not enough interactive activities (skilled games). It had too many visual rooms (you watch a graphic imagine on a table or wall and touch the screen that is not a game). Who wants to just touch a wall or table to move images around or play with the monitor to change levels of effects!?!? My 6yo got bored fast until we played the floor games (which required some kind of skills) but sometimes not feasible because you don't want to step on others who are playing with their group. But that group can be there for 20mins and now your time is running out so you look to play other rooms that are just not interesting. What was disappointing was when others touch the monitor you're playing on and resets the room OR when a little kid goes in the room and decides it's ok to play the game your kid is already playing. I am comparing this to another interactive playhouse we visited in Chicago called Activate where all the rooms are timed with your wristband and you go in a game room you choose for your group so other groups can't interfere with your session. It's timed so others get their turn. And Activate playhouse was adult and older kid friendly. Electric Playhouse was just not up to par with Activate hence I can't recommend. For the price you're paying for adults, it needs to cater to adults too. Keep in mind, this is at the Forum shops (second level, next to Tommy Bahamas). I'm guessing this is catering to tourists vs locals. Unless you have a players card or leave within 3hrs from parking, you're looking to pay to park.

Such a fun Birthday spot! We hosted my son's 8th birthday here, and he and his friends had a blast. We got 90 minutes in the private room and 90 in the playhouse area. My only suggestion is to reverse the order and play first, then food in the private room. The kids so badly wanted to play first. The projection games are fantastic. Floor hockey was probably everyone's favorite, followed by the color box game in the central projection room. They could add a few more games to the smaller bays. We were practically the only people there at noon, which was terrific. However, if it got busy, I could see it being too much, so I hope they have a limit on the number of guests they allow to keep the experience intimate and fun. I can't wait until they host dinner parties here. It'll be so much fun.

This was the highlight of our trip to Vegas. We were practically the only ones there and the kids had an absolutely amazing time in the main playroom. We loved how interactive it was and always changing and challenging. Staff was great! Teenagers loved it. Go!

This was first time here and me and my son had a blast.. He had such a great time he has suggested to come back for his birthday next month. If u have not been I definitely suggest u give it a shot I'm sure ur kids will definitely want to come back

Meh. The Idea is good that they can switch games at one location. But only 1 or 2 games are worth playing and others are not so good. (Either rules are unclear or hard to follow for kids)

A fun place to visit when in Las Vegas with the kids. Our 14 and 9 year old boys loved this place and burned lots of energy in just a couple of hours of playing in the air hockey arena. We will definitely come back as we all had a blast. Karli was a great host and made sure we got the best experience possible.

It was a great time and I had lots of fun the people with nice respectful all games work and have fun hey there were helpful and they're go to surround​

Amazing place to be at the kiddos all had a blast. Would most definitely return again for more events here. Highly recommend! :D

I went to the Alice and Wonderland immersive tea experience. What a fun afternoon! Ambiance was stellar, food was great and there was just enough whimsy to make it fun and not corny.

Such a fun environment. Definitely a go to place. Loved the tea experience with chef Keris!

Huge waste of time and money! no customer service when you get back into helping area and definitely not what is advertised on their website. A ton of gage games didn't work and wouldn't load more than 2 players. My biggest waste of money in Vegas by far.

The Electric Playhouse at the Forum Shops in Caesars Palace in Las Vegas is a must go to whether you're here on business or you brought the kids to explore and experience the high energy lifestyle of Vegas! The idea of motion activated gaming is a brilliant innovative experiment to get you actively engaged in playing the games... enjoy. Ask for Dan he'll give a great experience. Cheers.

It was fun and cool at the Electric playhouse. Lots of fun games to play. It's a very physical and visual experience.