F1 Arcade Las Vegas

We were on a tight schedule and wanted to try the F1 arcade game. It was $75 for 30 minutes for two players, which included three races. The overall aesthetics were impressive, and the simulation felt very realistic—especially the feedback on bumps, which made it feel like a true racing experience. This was indeed a fun experience, even though I’m not an ardent follower of the sport. We did not try the food and drinks since we didn’t have much time. I would highly recommend this experience.

I just visited F1 Arcade for the first time, and it was an absolute blast. The decor and ambiance are spot on, and I was really impressed by their cocktail menu. I wasn’t expecting a live DJ, but the music kept the energy high (honestly, you could have a great time just hanging out for the food, drinks, and vibes alone.) I can only imagine how electric the atmosphere gets during an actual F1 watch party. The real star of the show, though, is the simulator. For a fairly affordable price, you get a really premium experience. The rigs feature force feedback wheels and load cell pedals, and since the whole thing is a motion setup, it feels incredibly immersive. They use a cool dual-monitor layout with two extra-wide screens stacked vertically; you race on the bottom one, while the top screen shows a broadcast-style replay. It’s a great touch, especially if you’re with a big group and want to watch your friends' highlights while waiting for your turn. I’m already looking forward to the Chicago location opening up, but until then, F1 Arcade is definitely a "must-visit" every time I’m in town.

We were invited to the F1 race event and had so much fun! The small bites and free flowing cocktails did not disappoint either! Would make for a great date night.

Great atmosphere! Friendly staff and helpful! Food was great and at a very good price point. (If you get the flatbread pizza or GF pizza it can be split by two people). Gaming was fun and customizable to gaming expierence level. (Only issue I had is my gas pedal shifted from floor to controller padel after first race. I just accepted it as a challenge and still had fun.) Wish it had more things to use your earned coins on. Highly recommend for F1 fans or gamers.

So let’s get into it, today we ate at the new F1 arcade Las Vegas. This place has great food, drinks, atmosphere and service. We had Ronnie and she was fantastic. She gave us recommendations on everything. The grilled Tiger shrimp skewer and Crab fritters for am appetizer and Dynamite Chicken Burger and Spicy Ahi Tuna tacos were absolutely delicious. Sorry we ate it and forgot to grab more photos lol. Ronnie even got my boy friend to try the racing simulator. This is a must see and try spot in Vegas. Request Ronnie if she’s there, she made this whole experience wonderful for us. Thanks we’ll definitely be back next time we’re in town!

Our server Ronnie was great . She had excellent service and made the experience that much better. Food was excellent and great portion sizes. Drinks were all top notch.

Absolutely amazing spot for any F1 fan. The simulators feel realistic and give you that real “on the grid” adrenaline. The whole place is beautifully designed - great lighting, modern vibe, and a premium feel everywhere you look. Perfect for groups or a date night. You can race, grab a drink, and enjoy the atmosphere without any rush. Drinks and food are also much better than a typical arcade. If you love Formula 1 or just enjoy stylish, high-quality places, this is a must-visit in Vegas. Highly recommended!

Went with a group of 9 last night and this was by far the most fun I've ever had in Vegas. Firstly the hostess Jhunelle at the entrance greeted us with a smile and delightful conversation. She explained everything to us and helped us get checked in. Food was 10 out of 10, we had sliders, fries and the most delicious little pizzas and let me not get started on the drinks!!!. The races were also incredibly fun and exciting! Loved every minute of our time there and plan to be back the next time we're in Vegas. Thank you Jhunelle for making our experience memorable 💖

My server Najelly was super sweet and the whole place was an amazing experience I enjoyed the food and the games.

Food was amazing. Love the whole venue, so vibey. Our server najelly was very friendly and made our experience even better. Would go again.

A fun way to spend time with the family. They feature gaming rigs designed for F1 racing allowing multiple racers in the same race to compete. It's like an upscale Dave and Buster's albeit less chaotic and with only one game. Very fun and had a great time.

Podium worthy experience!!! I've been 3x now since it opened 2 months ago and it's such a vibe. The food and drinks are phenomenal. The racing on the actual tracks is awesome. They play great music that's not too loud but loud for an upbeat ambiance. You can come for dinner and drinks by itself or play some racing. There's special F1 Watch Parties and TVs playing sports games. Racing is pretty intuitive and I understood very quickly. It's similar to the racing simulators they have at F1 Grand Prix Plaza. Seat and pedals can be adjusted to your height. Racing skill levels can be chosen from rookie to semi-pro, I recommend Rookie level first! Once the race has started, follow the arrows and when arrow color changes to red you brake and slow down for the curves. Keep racing and swerving to that photo finish! The space is huge here and great for large parties and events. Ronnie was our waitress for a large group event we had and was so sweet helping us and even got me an extra honey butter for the most amazing soft pretzel sticks I've ever had in my life! We ordered 4 rounds of pretzels in addition to the caprese flatbreads, fried chicken, sliders, and guacamole. Food: - Soft Pretzel Sticks with honey mustard whipped butter DELICIOUS!!! MUST GET - The Perigord Wagyu Burger - tasty - Sweet Potato Fries with chipotle aioli - Truffle Fries with truffle aioli - Caprese Flatbread - burrata is yummy - Kids Menu with nice wood color pencils Drinks: - After Silk Dessert Cocktail with Moet Champagne and vanilla gelato - She's In the Lead Cocktail - fruity delicious - Espresso Martini - placed on a black car with dry ice steaming out but they didn't have dry ice

The short I was pleasantly surprised by the aesthetic, as well as the food, if you come with some friends or family and order some appetizers, you'll be satisfied. The in depth Me and some family members were in Vegas for the F1 race And decided to stop by the arcade as well. We booked a time in advance and had some time to kill. So we decided to sit in here for about an hour before our time and order some appetizers. We ended up ordering three separate appetizers, then being the chips and guac, pretzel sticks, and a flatbread. I was extremely satisfied with all of them and it made for a good vibe. As for the simulators themselves, they were OK. You probably could easily make one at home that's better, they aren't some insane high spec PC. But for those that just wanted drink and drive legally it would be a great time with some friends to race around the track . I will say that the brake pedal was extremely short in terms of travel so I could not tell how much I needed to apply pressure wise to stop consistently without locking up. With that being said, I would recommend this to anybody wanting sports racing themed bar experience with some friends within Caesars and it was a good time overall. 4.25/5

I will disclose upfront that we went on the Friday afternoon of practice 3 and qualifying race during the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend. This means this place was probably at its busiest peak. People were visiting from all over the world. For me, this could potentially have been a full five stars and that could have been if we weren't there during race week. The aesthetics of this place is five stars. The vibe is fun but not overbearingly loud. It has everything you want - good food, good drinks, great variety, driving simulators, plenty of seating, and yes, clean bathrooms! Everything is F1 related from the logo on the burger to the wet wipes packaging to the Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit outline everywhere (walls, ceiling, and even neon signs in the bathroom). I don't know if this is the case for circumstances outside of the busy rush of race week, but we were told you have to make reservations to use the simulators. Also, no solo reservations. There has to be two people reserving at a time. We were able to walk in to eat and drink, however. It was just my daughter and me, so we were able to grab a table pretty easily. Here's where I dropped a star. While all the staff were super friendly (and we came across a lot of them), they were very busy and running around non stop (again, it's race week). The wait to get someone to stop was far pretty long. We did have a server acknowledge us when we sat down. She was carrying a tray and clearly on her way to another table, but she made sure to let us know she was going to be taking our order. The time between ordering and getting our food was fine, but if we needed anything in between or when we needed our check, we had to flag someone down. Also, it's worth noting that about a handful of times, a staff person (each time someone different) would come by our table or the people next to us with food and asked if it was our order. It had our table numbers on the receipt. When we'd say it was not ours, we could see that they had to figure out who the order belonged to. Other than that, the food was good. The cocktails were delicious. Everyone was super hyped to be there. This is a haven for Formula 1 fans. It's the sports bar I'd want to be for a watch party for sure. It's worth checking out!

Came here to try out their racing simulators. Sessions start at around 30 to 40 dollars and you get about an hour and a half of gameplay, which includes nine races. The setup is easy to follow and the simulators feel solid once you settle in. They also have a full service bar and restaurant, so you can eat, drink, and play all in the same spot. It makes the experience feel more like a full outing rather than just an arcade stop. I had a lot of fun. The racing format keeps things engaging and the overall atmosphere is lively. If you like motorsports or want a unique activity in Vegas, this is a good pick.

A great experience to immerse yourself in the world of F1. The courses are exact replicas of the real courses in F1. As are the controls. The screens are quite large and give you a feel that you are in fact driving a F1 car. There were some software glitches in the beginning but it was all worked out. The main reason for issues was that the arcade just recently opened. The bar had a great offering of cocktails and beers. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Located in the second level of the Forum Shops in Caesars Palace. This is a real fancy, upscale, pinky ring up type of restaurant/bar/arcade with their live DJ and delicious food. If you're a fan of F1, this is the place to be. They have a balcony on the side that gives view of the strip. Everything on the menu is delicious, my favorite was the Korean Gochujang Cauliflower Wings. The bartenders, servers and employees were really helpful and ready to assist. Bartender, Patrick made us tasty drinks! Thanks Patrick!. The racing games were real fun, I'm not a gamer but I enjoyed myself racing multiple rounds with my kids.

I've been wanting to check this arcade out for awhile, when it finally opened and we got a tour, it was amazing! The host was kind enough to show us around. This arcade is equipped with a full bar, balcony overlooking the strip, similated F1 racing, and just so much to offer. Beautifully decorated interior, and two floors. I am looking forward to going back soon!

We found this F1 arcade, which is located in Caesar's Palace Forum shops. We are not race fans, but definitely had to try this. It is a virtual interactive experience that we were told the actual driver's train in. It gives you the real feel with immersive vibrations, car movement, and steering wheel features. This is definitely an experience to try even if you're not into racing. We had an excellent time and the place is definitely lively and had great music going. We would like to return again. This is something to do besides gambling.

If I could give this zero stars I would. We're here for the F1 weekend. We decided to go to F1 Arcade to watch the qualifying. They took us in and we paid, only to find out there was no where to sit! They make you pay first and then let you find a seat or table if you can. Was the worst experience ever! Didn't even get to enjoy watching the qualifying at all! BEWARE IF YOU GO!!!! ASK IF THEY HAVE SEATING AVAILABLE FIRST!!!! They were still taking more people in and making them pay first as well. Lot of people just standing around! We had to stand here and try to watch it as the workers just kept walking by!

Very entertaining and well laid out establishment. I couldn't believe how big and yet how cozy this place really was. My friends took me for my birthday as a surprise and I had a blast. Everyone who worked there was super friendly and helped to make it amazing. I enjoyed the food and drinks as well as racing the simulation F1 cars. Hours of fun and easy to go back again and again.

This neat F1 racing experience is located in The Forum Shops at Caesars. It's a whole experience with drinks and food. There's two levels and we found the upstairs level had way more racing simulators. The downstairs or main level appears more for the bar. We did have to wait about 15-20 minutes before we reached the check in station. Here is where they give you the run down and you pay for your races. It sounds like you can choose between 3 races or 5, but solo bookings are not available online, so you would have to walk in and wait to get a spot. I was told solo walk-ins are limited and are on a first come first serve basis. There isn't any outside food or drinks allowed, so everything must be purchased through them are discarded upon entering. Overall, super super neat and unique experience. I did only come here with one other person and I think this is better suited for groups. Without a reservation, walk ins are a bit confusing. We just happened to stumble upon the arcade and wanted to check it out. I think they could maybe do a better job greeting or informing walk-in guests of how the place works. We first just walked around and then we asked the bar tender, on the first level, how we could get a race. He tried his best to give a very fast and brief description, but he was busy bar tending so he couldn't provide us with much information. Next, we stopped a waitress who ushered us to go upstairs, but this was also confusing given the lack of communication and directions. There's two entrances to this place, one downstairs to the bar, and one upstairs, directly to the check in station and extended arcade/simulator area. I think if you're walking in you'll want to enter through the second floor.

Great place for F1 fans to enjoy great food in a F1 inspired atmosphere. Service was great and you can choose to eat inside or at the outside balcony facing the strip. The food is priced reasonably and the food tasted amazing, (price is equivalent to The Cheesecake Factory). For drinks we ordered 2 mocktails, Welcome to Miami and Mule in the Paddock. Food wise we ordered the F1 Arcade Classic Burger and Seared Steak Flatbread Pizza. Everything tasted really good, so on our next visit we will be trying different entrees.

Overall, awesome experience! You can't choose your team/driver or select the tracks you want to race on which was a bummer. The seats do not adjust but the pedals move forward and backwards. There are also dedicated paddles behind the steering wheel for children that cannot reach the pedals. The chair and steering wheel have vibrations/resistance that simulate what's going on in the track. There are no breaks in between races but in my experience the loading times where lengthy. I did not try the drinks nor food but the bar looks very nice with many liquor options. The place was also very clean and beautiful decorated with some lights in the shape of tracks. There is also a reaction test you can do for free with the purchase of your ticket.

F1 arcade Las Vegas inside the forum shops at Caesar's palace in Las Vegas is amazing. This place is so rad, and fun and really gives you a great feeling of the formula 1 experience. They have so many simulation racing spots, amazing decor, great music and awesome selection of food and drinks. They offer a variety of vegan, gluten free as well as superb alcoholic beverages as well as drinks for the designated drivers. Def will be back as was super fun!

Paid $60 per person to watch the Mexico race here, and really confused what we paid for. Very disorganized entry, we waited longer to get in than the folks who didn't pay in advance. Tried sitting in multiple locations, but there was glare on every tv except the biggest one, and the audio quality was terrible everywhere. It's F1, you need to be able to see the details, and hearing the cars and the radio and the commentary is a big part of it. Service was terrible, I ordered three drinks and all three drinks Ingot were wrong. The last table we moved to, the waiter first harassed us to move to a smaller table with a worse view even though there was plenty of seating available. He then proceeded to bother us regularly asking how long the races are and getting confused about our bill, including during a last minute Leclerc vs Verstappen race to the finish. The sim rigs are bad... Tons of lag/latency, staff weren't able to explain how to adjust settings, my budget setup at home is better. And they left them on with the volume up during the race. They shake the whole venue, adding to the difficulty hearing the race. I could go on. Basically, we would've been better off tipping a bartender to out the race on somewhere else.

Food was good, but the service Alba was our server and she was very attentive with us, Making sure we were taken care of the whole time we were there.

Tons of fun! I recommend doing 5 races, the first 2 you're just trying to figure it out. Food, drinks and service were all great! Only complaint is that if you try to enter from inside the shops it appears to be closed. No sign or anything telling you to go outside to the valet to enter.

Went to the F1 arcade at the forum shops. They have an outdoor entrance by the front valet. When we walked in we were greeted warmly by Giovanni and Rich. They walked us to an elevator and explained what to expect when we got upstairs. They were so welcoming and helpful. Upstairs was extremely cool and big. We checked in and got a time slot to play their racing game. We drank some nice craft cocktails before racing. $18 buffalo trace old fashions were outstanding. The game was fun. We ate after playing and the food was good and surprisingly affordable for the strip. Afterwards on our way out we saw Giovanni and Rich again who genuinely asked if we had fun and welcomed us to come back. A fun night with nice hospitality.

Food is amazing but the service is even better! Specially, if you are in Ronnie's hands! She is the absolute best!

Yes I recomendent this place is so fun for play drink and play to be honest I always see them when have privets event