Lost Spirits Distillery
Permanently Closed
Interactive rum distillery with circus acts, jazz, and unique themed rooms
Interactive rum distillery with circus acts, jazz, and unique themed rooms
"A unique dining experience with 16 courses featuring unusual and creative dishes." - Janna Karel
"Most visits to the Lost Spirits Distillery start inside a room that feels so convincingly like the interior of a submarine that you may swear you feel yourself swaying. That experience is only amplified after sipping the four rum tastings you’ll be offered while wandering through the distillery’s winding pathways. Lost Spirits offers a show that is distinct from other circus-style shows in town. The functioning distillery produces rum in a small section of the building — the rest of the footprint is divided into cozy serpentine corridors that give way to intimate venues where visitors may come across an aerialist suspended from the ceiling, a burlesque dancer performing on a small stage, or a close-up magician exiling cards into the ether. Along the way, samples of the distillery’s four rums are available for tasting and cocktails available for purchase." - Janna Karel
"At the Lost Spirits Distillery, guests walk through elaborate Victorian settings and sample rum while cast members perform all around them in an immersive theater experience." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"The quixotic fine dining restaurant, inside the Lost Spirits Distillery in Las Vegas, features a carefully orchestrated 16-course tasting menu. The dishes are inspired by each chapter of Jules Verne’s 1870 adventure novel of the same name, which chronicles the macabre underwater adventures of Captain Nemo and his unwitting prisoners aboard a handcrafted submarine." - ByAdam Reiner
"The Lost Spirits Distillery Tour is nearly mysterious enough to qualify has a Halloween-style experience by itself. The rum distillery at Area15 comprises a sprawling footprint of stills, stages, mechanical sealife puppets, and themed rooms. Lost Spirits debuted the Séance Room in March and it’s positively frightening." - Janna Karel