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"Grab some friends and take aim at this dart club’s happy hour specials. Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., prices drop on food items and draft beer is $6. Other happy hour menu includes $2.50 oysters on the half shell, $2.50 shrimp cocktail bites, and sliders are $10." - Ryan Slattery
"Why sit down for brunch when you can rove around an oche and play rounds of darts between bites of breakfast flatbread? Flight Club, a darts bar inside the Grand Canal Shoppes, offers brunch on Saturdays and Sundays to pair with a 90-minute reservation at one of the dart boards. Games of darts offer different objectives and a high-tech board does the totalling for you, much like bowling. Get bottomless flatbread for the group — loaded with prosciutto and egg, roasted vegetables, or cheese — or go a la carte with breakfast sliders with glazed pork belly, avocado toast with seeds and sprouts, churros, and plates of fruit." - Janna Karel

"Grab some friends and take aim at this dart club’s happy hour specials. Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., prices drop on food items with pretzel bites and loaded tater tots with bacon jam at $9 each, smoked chicken flatbread is $12, and rosé wine or draft beer is $5." - Ryan Slattery
"A circus-themed dart bar and restaurant that launched alongside other new openings in the resort, this concept blends casual games with dining and entertainment in a whimsical, nightlife-focused setting." - Janna Karel
"The dart-throwing bar Flight Club has set an opening date of November 28 for its debut at the Grand Canal Shoppes inside the Venetian Resort Las Vegas. Similar to the axe-throwing bars that can now be found around Las Vegas, Flight Club will offer food and drink in a venue in which you can play the classic bar game at any of twenty semi-private lanes. While darts are a common bar game that can usually be played for free, like at Cornish Pasty Co. and Tenaya Creek Brewery, the dartboards at Flight Club score automatically. The bar takes inspiration from British Fairgrounds, where the Flight Club says darts were originally invented. The centerpiece of the bar will be a life-sized carousel bar. The 27-seat bar is embellished with bright lights and an expansive canopy that drapes the bar. A 90-minute reservation for four people starts at $64. Of the two menus, the oche menu has lots of casual fare like flatbreads, yuzu guacamole, mini beef barbacoa tacos, Bavarian pretzel sticks with pimento cheese spread, Buffalo chicken sandwiches, and desserts such as cotton candy and cronuts. The reserve menu, however, will have high-end options and a VIP bottle service. And then there’s the happy hour, which has specials like oysters on the half shell, shrimp cocktail, blue cheese-stuffed bacon-wrapped dates, four cheese flatbread, rosé on draft, and more. Flight Club will be open Sunday through Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to midnight and Friday and Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. beginning Monday, November 28. At 16,000 square feet, it will be its fourth U.S. location and the largest location to date." - Janna Karel
