Meow Wolf Las Vegas | Omega Mart

What a neat art museum experience. It was fun exploring the three story exhibit with my family, we found a ton to look at along with quite a few things to do. There were definitely some spots I loved more than others, like the room with the giant flowers and some of the trippy light rooms. Many of the rooms have benches or seats where you can sit & enjoy the room for a while if you choose to do so. I thought it was neat that the shopping center area is also an actual shopping area so not only can you look at all the funky and bizarre products, but you can purchase them as well. My son had a lot of fun picking out some things he wanted to take home as souvenirs. In total our group stayed for about an hour and a half and we split off to look at different areas at different times, then would randomly meet back up. I can't imagine how long it took to put everything together in some of the areas of Omega Mart. Staff did a great job keeping everything picked up behind guests, the bathrooms were very clean and even they had some funky & fun artwork so even if you don't need to use the bathroom I would check out the bathroom on the second floor. We went in the afternoon on a Saturday so there were a ton of other people there during the time we visited, however everyone was doing a decent job at taking turns and not cutting in front of other people. It was over all an enjoyable experience, I am glad we stopped while we were in town. During our visit we didn't run into any issues.

A unique experience that's a bit different from most things on the strip. Make sure to get the boop cards, we totally missed out on those but still enjoyed all of the exhibits nonetheless. Once you're done in here, check out everything else the Area15 has to offer. We bought tickets online in advance and there was no line on Sunday afternoon.

It was great. Parents and I went here, and we spent a good few hours wondering around. If your in Vegas, try this attraction out! It is very stimulating, but they have benches inside to sit down and take a breather if you need it. While you are there, ask the people in Kab coats about anything. Its such a cool experience, I want to bring my friends here if we ever come back to Vegas!

Was a fun interactive art exhibit/slash store/investigation to figure out a mystery. You take a adventure finding clues throughout the exhibit and store to figure out the mystery of missing person and a company hiding secrets. ( A fun hour and a half of investigation with my 13 year old son) The journey is easy enough you don't have to be a private investigator to figure it out but keeps you intrigued the whole time. That was only the one section of omega mart we did not do the other attractions they had to offer

My expectations were too high unfortunately. It was a fun experience. There weren’t too many people there when we went so that was a plus. All the art was really cool to look at and think about the thousands of hours it took to put it all together and all the different ideas and put them into something visual and tangible in this case is a real feat. Maybe we were hungry or tired but it just was kind of an okay to good experience. The price is consistent with what it is and where it is.

Lots of fun. You can either just wonder around and enjoy the displays or you can get a bloop card that will give you a mission to follow to discover things. There is an elevator if you do not want to do the stairs. We spent 2 hours just looking around. The bar is behind the pharmacy in the main store area as you walk in to your right. They have some great and wacky drinks.

This place is amazing. My niece came to town and before I had to work we went to mega mart. I wish we had more time to do everything. They have a game you can play while inside the mart. Things are pricey for sure but there's so much to look at and discover you don't need to buy anything. I do wish they had some kinda loyalty program for locals. Would be nice. Either way love this place so much. Everyone should go.

This place is a hilarious, awesome, weird experience! So many hilarious products to find, then exploring the back room areas, so much to look at and see. It's a little pricey, but if you do the experience to the fullest, it is worth the price. Make sure to buy the boop card!

Crazy fun experience, and Elizabeth at the bar was incredible! Absolutely coming back here on our next trip. Super immersive, super worth it!

This is a kinda a hard place to review. It was simultaneously everything I expected, yet not what I expected at all ha. As far as my expectations, I expected it to be strange and it hit the mark and then some. The environment itself is very high quality. A lot of thought and art went into designing every facet of it. But man, is it all very weird ha. Even with context, the videos shown around the place are total acid trips ha. On the "bad" side. I expected the mystery and things to find out to be deeper than what it really was. There are phones with dial tones and phone numbers all around, paperwork, blueprints, and all manner of things scattered around to fill the world and I thought for sure more of those things would come into play. Almost like an escape room. What it all really boiled down to was going around scanning your card at computers and following instructions. Towards the very end, it turns out there was a bit of a secret ending of sorts that you can't find out unless you do a little reading. Overall, really cool place. But I think due the price and lack of "replay ability" it's a one timer.

This place was too overstimulating for me. It's one of the many activities inside Area 15. It was $65 per person for a Saturday. I think it's $10 cheaper if you go during the week. To enter, go toward the outdoor bar looking area by the parking lot. You need to go through security first. Then you can enter the big building. It's dark inside, and immediately you can hear music playing. Omega Mart is to the left while shops are to the right. Other activities (like the zipline thing around the building) are upstairs. At the entrance, you can buy tickets in person. If you purchased online, you show the QR code from your email. Then you enter the mart and basically explore. There are many different ways to get "out" of the mart and into another "room". There is a mystery you can solve, but I don't have anything else to say about it. Maybe I'll have to do that the next time I visit. I spent a good two hours checking out everything inside Omega Mart. I imagine if you want to dig into the background story, you may want more time than that. I spent maybe another hour checking out the shops inside the building.

I have been wanting to come here for quite some time now. Finally had the chance to go to Vegas with my boyfriend and he was down. We weren't too sure what to expect but we kind of went with the flow of things. Upon arrival we did have to stand outside for a good 10 to 15 minutes checking in and going through security. Then we walked in and checked out all of the restaurants and shops that were available to you before entering into Omega Mart. I wish the staff had let us know about the boop card so then we could have immersed ourselves into the Art Exhibit even more. A lot of beautiful art and unusual displays. I do wish that they made the exhibit a little more ADA friendly though. All around had a good time, spent about almost 2 hours there. For what it is, it was a tad pricey but it's also in Vegas and it's one of those things that you just experience at least once in your life. 3.5/5 realistically.

Great experience if you are into art installations like me! I'm really impressed with all the little details that are put into not only creating the store (you can actually purchase the items inside) but also the factory, which is otherworldly. There is a storyline behind this and if you are into that, then you should purchase a boop card to get more hints and tasks you'll have to do. Otherwise, you can just explore and enjoy the beautiful lighting and passageways! This is inside Area 15, where you'll have to go through a security bag check. If you enter Area 15 past 8 PM, you pay $15. Daytime is free. Meow Wolf tickets are sold separately, which you should obtain in advance.

What a cool place! Yes, the price is a bit steep, but what do you expect for a uber tourist trap in Las Vegas? It's best to go with no expectations and an open mind. Also, I would go at opening just so there is less crowds. I brought my 6 year old daughter and she had a blast. My favorite room was the mirror one. Meow!

I am so glad we went - it was so much fun. We spent almost 3 hours there and still didn't do everything! We paid extra to go to Omega Mart - but that was so worth it - I can't believe how big that place is! So many rooms and hidden pathways. We had fun in the side areas too with other artwork and activities - played some VR games and all the "shows" were interesting. Also got some Boba from Dreamweaver - which had ice cream - and it was refreshing after being there for a few hours. Worth the cab from the strip to experience something different while in Vegas!

I'll admit that I didn't really know what I was getting into when someone in my group recommended we go here for an afternoon. They mentioned it was cool, with art installations as well as a hidden story. I definitely appreciated the art aspect, but I couldn't get the story beyond some vague outlines and ominous hints. I later learned that I was supposed to purchase a "boop" card to be immersed with the story on a deeper level. I wasn't really informed of this by the staff and apparently according to other online reviews, they had a similar experience and/or they had run out of boop cards. Essentially the front area is a surreal supermarket with amusing products that you can purchase (although some of them are painfully expensive). Then, you explore more and get sucked into the back where you start to uncover why the products in the market are...weird and unusual. Since I didn't have the card, I could only admire the art installations without engaging at a deeper level. It's okay though since apparently it takes hours upon hours and coordination with many other visitors to unlock secrets, something I didn't have time for.

Omega Mart is one of multiple experiences available at this Meow Wolf location. Most of the options seem to be short rides / games like VR dodgeball and zip lines, but Omega Mart is definitely the most immersive as an interactive art museum meets escape room. It is kind of pricy at ~60 after tax per person to get in. Most people can probably expect to send 2.5 hours to explore, but my friends and I ended up spending 4+ hours to piece together the entire story as well as do some additional exploring. For some reason, they don't really have signs for this but if you are here with anyone 11 years old or above, GET A BOOP CARD. The boop card is what will allow you to actually save your progress as you learn more and more about the lore that you slowly piece together exploring Omega Mart. Minor critique to the plot, but I did think that some of the mythology you spend a lot of time trying to understand really doesn't have any pay off. However, still insane amount of detail with all the little computers, drawers full of notes and letters, voicemails, etc. If you're insane like me and my friends, once you've finished the entire story, talk to the employees (which you should also do if you get stuck) and one of them is a 'game master' of sorts. You can complete mini scavenger hunts throughout the different rooms, which are all exhibits from local artists and you can collect extra bonus pins!

WOW! That is the understatement! Too much fun under 1 roof! Immersive Art experience extremely creative & fun! Feel textures, climb, crawl and experience the creativity. Something for everyone. Great dining options and the most creative cocktails and drinks! Fun candy store. Definitely check it out! Located 15 minutes from the strip. Air conditioned and indoors. Think Fun!

Omega Mart is like a cross between Trader Joe's, Nintendo World, an escape room and another dimension. The Meow Wolf exhibit spans across multiple floors and is very interactive. The attention to detail is meticulous making everywhere you look stimulating. There is a grocery store when you enter but each aisle name and product is slightly abnormal. Through one of the many portals within you reach a larger area like falling through a rabbit hole to Wonderland. The lore of the attraction was fun to discover and the employees were thoroughly in character. The entire installation we could've spent all day in but we had evening plans. Shoutout to the cashier who told me the crab claw pin came in handy "in a pinch", they had awesome puns for many products. Overall definitely worth a visit to spend an afternoon indoors and feel like you had a near alien encounter in Area 15.

Our visit to Meow Wolf was nothing short of extraordinary. We visited on a whim and went in without any particular expectations, and what we encountered was a mesmerizing blend of art, imagination, and pure fun! The entire space is a visual feast, with designs and lights that seem to come alive, creating an immersive environment that captivates you from the moment you step inside. One of the standout experiences was Omega Mart. It was our absolute favorite part of the visit, transporting us to a whimsical, surreal version of a supermarket that defies all logic. After exploring Omega Mart, we took some time to check out the various shops within Meow Wolf, each offering its own unique array of art, souvenirs, and curiosities. We also grabbed a boba drink at Dream Weaver which was a miss, but definitely didn't affect the overall experience. The highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the indoor hang-gliding experience (Haley's Comet). This was something we hadn't expected, and it turned out to be an absolute thrill! In the end, we left Meow Wolf with a sense of awe and joy. We had a wonderful time, and there's no doubt that we'll be back with friends and family to explore more of what Meow Wolf has to offer in the future.

I had so much fun here! This place is an experience of its own from the art installations, to the murder mystery story, to the bizarre grocery store. You can spend hours in this place! The creativity behind it makes the price totally worth it. Every drawer and every knob opens something so try them all! Pro tip: look for the pharmacy! I would recommend this to anyone visiting Las Vegas or even someone wanting to do something different on the weekend.

3.5/5 I was expecting an art piece of a grocery store with odd products. It turns out it's something completely different when you go through the secret passageway. While I generally read reviews before going somewhere, this time I didn't. I was surprised that they don't tell you about buying the employee training card for the experience, but maybe they figure that you see others using it and ask (which is what happened to my friend and me). If you're into escape rooms, this will be right up your alley. Since I'm not, it was an okay experience, but I was a bit bored after an hour or so. There was too much waiting in lines to look at the computers.

Wow!!! I don't want to spoil too much but: (1) get the boop card when you enter/check your bags and (2) open every single secret door, going in to every single cave, and explore every single room! Last pro tip: bring your portable charger for your phone (tons of photo opportunities)! It will take about 2 hours to walk through and explore everything! Take your time to look through all the items in the mart when you first enter - some of the labels are hilarious! It is true that you can purchase some of the items there such as the avocado coin wallet! Once you enter the "secret rooms", it's a whole other world of sensory and visual gems for you to explore. You have to find out for yourself! Some secret chambers lead you to the same place but the secret chambers themselves are super fun to explore so definitely don't miss out! There are packages you can purchase at area15 that includes omega mart or you can also just purchase individual tickets. Overall definitely worth a visit!

Some friends visited from Taiwan and we spent a morning at Omega Mart. We just showed up on a Sunday morning and went right in. It wasn't too crowded. Price seemed a little high, but I guess in line with the rest of Las Vegas entertainment. I was able to get a "locals" discount. For some it could be overwhelming.....darkness, flashing lights, lots of sounds. We were not clear on the back story and what we were supposed to be solving or finding. It's definately an interesting place. I would say an interactive art installation. We crawled through some tunnels, climbed some stairs, interesting throughout. Some of the interactive exhibits worked , some seemed to be malfunctioning. Or maybe we just didn't know what we were doing. For the amount of time we were there, we were not bored. In the front there are lots of weird things to buy (at Las Vegas souvenir prices). Would I return? Probably not. Once is probably enough. Was it entertaining, yes, once. I give it four because it was entertaining and interactive. I just wish we understood better what to look for or solve.

I cannot recommend this experience enough - me and my family (total of 7) had such an amazing time here that I honestly cannot wait to get to Vegas and experience it again. The staff were amazingly nice and personal, not seeming rushed or disinterested to be there. The "exhibits" were weird, quirky, and endearing, and the storyline woven through everything made sure that we wanted to see, touch, explore, smell everything in the building. For ACCESSIBILITY - I have mild walking issues, so to see a place with SO many benches and seating sprinkled around was so great. I didn't feel like a burden to my family for needing to sit and rest my back, and it made my family feel like I was still involved because I didn't need to either sit on the floor, or leave to sit. Honestly - I wish I could give this more then 5 stars. Amazing experience - if you're in Vegas, come here.

The place is very beautiful and has plenty of room but too crowded to have a set time to come .. very overpriced and can be confusing if you're a 1st timer ... This is my 1st and last time coming ...

We absolutely loved our time at Meow Wolf, located inside Omega Mart--it's not just a grocery store; beyond the surreal aisles filled with quirky products, there's an entire playground for every age and interest! From the moment we stepped inside, we were transported into a world of wonder, with secrets to uncover and hidden doors leading to rooms full of surprises. Each space had its own unique theme, from a UFO crash site to a cozy camper, a mysterious freezer, and even a spy camera world. Every door we opened left us in awe, and the kids couldn't get enough! Our 2 1/2-year-old's expressions were priceless, eyes wide with excitement and wonder. Omega Mart is a treasure trove of fun and adventure, bursting with activities for everyone. Whether you're zipping through the air, tackling a virtual golf course, or exploring interactive games, there's no shortage of excitement. The variety of experiences ensures that every family member, from the youngest to the oldest, finds something to enjoy. The vibrant and immersive environment makes it a perfect destination for creating unforgettable memories. If you're in Las Vegas and looking for something unique and fun to do with your kids, Omega Mart should be at the top of your list. It's kid-friendly, packed with fun, and unlike anything you've ever seen--an absolute must-see experience!

We had been looking forward to coming here for ages. It had been on our activity bucket list for a long time. We really did not care which location, we wanted to experience a Meow Wolf exhibit, and we finally got to one. Yes, it was very expensive, but since this is not an every day activity, it was a treat for the family. Although, I could see selling a membership to local families, if I were a local, I would be up for an annual membership since my kids loved this place. I love how sy-fi/ fantasy/ dystopian this place is. It is so surreal in the best possible way. It is hands-on, crawl in a hole and shimmy up a rope kind of fun. While it was not as big as I thought, we did stick together because I was told larger parties get separated. I do not want to give too much away, but the only thing that disappointed me was that they closed the slide. I really wanted to go on that. I also think some of the souvenirs could be a little more cost effective, $45 for a stuff mammoth is a bit much even though it was adorable and my child really wanted it (but did not get it). If given the chance I would come back here and spend an afternoon exploring.

I had been wanting to come here for a while, but I was waiting for the crowds to die down (and a deal lol). So I finally got a chance to go with my husband. I wasn't sure how much I should read up on the lore beforehand, so I just read a little bit to get a basic idea. I tried not to spoil myself, besides the "magical freezer" that I had already seen in some IG videos. If I had to describe this place, I'd call it "Myst: the Art Exhibit". I'm probably dating myself, but Myst was a computer game you could play that gave off this "found footage" type of vibe. I had fun exploring the area and learning about the lore as best I could. I highly recommend the boop card. It should really be free (and apparently it was at one point), but for $3 it definitely makes the experience feel more like a game. Also you can "save" the videos, so you can watch them later and not take up time on the computer. I don't know if everyone realized this. One of my gripes is that while there is cool stuff on the computers, you often have to wait for folks to use them. I wish there was like a bank of computers or something where all of the data just fed into one so you didn't have to wait around. Also, while there is some cool audio, sometimes it's hard to hear because it's so loud! So is this a cool exhibit? Definitely. Is it worth $50+? Eh.. maybe? There's definitely worst ways to spend your money in Vegas, and it's nice to have stuff to do that's fully air-conditioned but not related to gambling. I do recommend the boop card if you go. And remember there are no slides anymore, which is a bummer. If you're on the fence, you can watch video walkthroughs of it on Youtube. You'll be "spoiled" a little bit, but you can get an idea of what to expect. I do NOT recommend this if you have limited mobility, like a scooter or a wheelchair. While there is an elevator, there's only one. There's lots of stairs, and I found myself going up and down a bit to complete tasks. I felt bad for the folks in scooters because it's hard to get around and the elevator isn't the quickest.

Decided to go here while on a trip with my young daughter. It was a blast. There was so much to do and see. Not to mention all the pictures you could take. We could have spent almost an entire day here but we had other plans. We paid the extra to enter the market and to do the zip line and they did not disappoint. There are so many secret things to do here that you could easily miss the coolest of things. A very pleasant employee (Jaimie) helped inform us of several of the secrets and instantly peaked our interest in going through again. We bought some merchandise at two of the stores connected to the market. Both were well stocked, clean and the customer service was very pleasant. I also want to say the two employees who approached my daughter and I in the market were very courteous and wanted to ensure we were enjoying our time. We will definitely return when in town again.

Was in town for an event, and I had read about this place a while back and looked like a great place to visit (Museum type environment) and themed store to shop at. Just know that they do charge admission (pre-purchased on line or at entry). It is a fun environment, with some great displays for the senses. There are displays on the outside as you park and head towards the general entry. It appeared to be a large facility with several spots available on the property as a whole. My favorite parts were the displays outside & in the general area just inside.

March madness, Friday 430pm I wasn't going to buy tickets until I got closer to Vegas, but by the time I re-remembered to get tickets it was 3:30pm, 30 minutes out from Area 15. We got Omega Mart tickets for 4:40pm online. When we finally got there in person, the tickets for omega mart were sold out until 6:20pm. We mosey'd around for 30 minutes, drinking beer under the kaleidoscope tree, wandering the premise, and wiggling to the dance music. At 4:30pm we joined the crowd in the superstore. The art was funky and clever and I was glad it wasn't creepy. The crowd made it less of an exploration and more of a "waiting in line" situation. We waited to crawl through the campground, we waited to walk through the freezer, we waited to look at the potential clues. But there were so many people immersed in the books and computers we gave up on looking over their shoulders to decipher the background story and just wandered around. One of the biggest draws for me was the prospect of uncovering a backstory, a sort of escape room. Minus that, I discovered I'm more of an art gallery person. The free parking was a plus. We spent about an hour in omega mart and about two hours total in meow wolf exploring, drinking beer and sundae bobas. Overall, not for us but I'm glad we gave it a try.

Wow, it gets crowded super fast!! I was going to have a good time regardless, as I've been wanting to visit a Meow Wolf installation for around a decade, so I was just happy to be there in the atmosphere and cool visuals. And the Omega Mart is so fun! I did buy the boop card, but like other reviewers said, it gets difficult to follow the story and solve the mystery with how crowded it gets. It's a shame. It makes a good cheap souvenir though. Overall, definitely worth the visit, especially if you're a fan of trippy immersive experiences. I saw people of all ages there. I added the "Totally Worth It" bundle to my ticket for $15, I don't know if I'd say "totally" but you get a lanyard with a souvenir lenticular "ticket" card thing, and an enamel pin. You also get a coupon for 10% off of at the MEOW WOLF gift shop (outside of Omega Mart), but it's off of like $75. They sell some items from Omega Mart in the gift shop, so if you have a moment before, I'd recommend popping in there to see what they have because once you leave Omega Mart you can't come back and it could actually help you use the coupon.

This has a lot of potential, but overcrowding pretty much ruins the experience. There's an underlying plot line that you can follow, but the sheer number of people in here at any given time makes it nearly impossible to complete unless you plan on staying all day. The exhibits are really cool though.

I explored Area 15's famous Omega Mart, where you can browse a supermarket that has some questionable items for sale. When I visited, I assumed this was only some creative viewing exhibit, but then I spotted someone hiding behind a fridge and I followed them inside. What would come next was an adventure that would keep me in that market for hours! Because I didn't know how complex this attraction would be, I did not know that I needed to buy a card to solve the mystery that visitors could crack. The card would allow you to unlock areas that most people couldn't. It wasn't a big deal though, because just walking around took over three hours; intentionally trying to find every clue could've been something I'd have to dedicate my entire day to. As a visitor who didn't dive deeply into the lore of the Omega Mart, it was still an incredible excursion. I went with my partner and we both were fascinated by the time & detail put into the wacky settings. Some rooms were very calming with ethereal music, another had strobe lights and we danced with strangers. There were activities people could do- even without the card- like talking to robots and calling a Worm Dating Hotline (No kidding, that exists). This is a very active place that requires you to walk around a lot, climb, and walk up stairs to witness everything. It is still suitable for visitors who are not athletic, but may pose concern for those with joint issues. This can also be an overstimulating experience, especially for young children. That was the case for a group I saw between the ages of 3-6 who were whining as their parents who were investigating the store. I wanted to get a memento of my time at Omega Mart, so I bought a shirt and a cleaner-toy hybrid that I affectionally named, "Hennison." Definitely get a souvenir, as most of these items are too rare to be found anywhere else. Perhaps you'd like a can of "Liquid Death" or sushi thumbtacks, or even a flask shaped like a banana. The Omega Mart isn't the only thing inside Area 15 worth checking out, but it should be the FIRST thing you stop by. It will take you a while to discover everything, but it'll be so worth it. Invite your family & friends, it's an experience you'll never forget!

This place is fun and full of lore. I never figured it out. I never found the slide sadly.

This place was so cool. I've been to 3/4 Meow Wolf's & I'm so glad I added this one to the list! The price was expensive, it's truly a place you could spend hours in if you wanted. The art is so cool. There are some cons to this location. Firstly, this art exhibit is inside Area 15, which can be kind of confusing if you're used to Meow Wolf being its own location. Also, in order to really get the most out of this location you need a "boop card" which people do not tell you you need. Apparently it's located at the front for $20 (which is kind of annoying when the tickets are already $60.) And lastly... if the merch wasn't expensive enough as is... there are actually two merch stores. One for Omega Mart & then one outside of the mart for specifically Meow Wolf. However if you buy a more expensive that comes with 10% off the merch store it only applies to the merch store outside of omega mart... which wouldn't be too pesky except for there's no reentrance to OM once you've left so you have no way to compare the merch you may want to buy from one store versus the other. I definitely prefer other Meow Wolf's to this one, but I'm glad I went!

My party of four had hours of fun here. We bought online ahead of time and we were throughly entertained. There were so many opportunities to interact with the exhibits and fun photo opportunities. Even when we got stuck in progress, staff members were readily available to help. They also had a bar to stop off at afterwards where the bartender was phenomenal! Thank you!

Loved it. Seriously. You should go. It's worth it. It's fun. It's different. It's for all ages besides infants. Some of these negative reviews make me think *maybe* some people did not realize or did not figure out that you have to find a way (there are several options) to go behind the grocery store front for most of the experience. Any Meow Wolf is a great experience, including this one.

This place is such a fun trip! I spent about a little over an hour exploring the mart without doing the storyline, I'd definitely recommend that though if you want to spend more time just get the upgraded ticket package. A lot of cool secret entrances, the secret bar there that you may hear about is not so secret as you might think but the drinks are cool and taste great. Cool place to bring kids and to have fun with a significant other to explore a new experience.

Meow Wolf is one of those places that leaves you confused and dazed when you leave. We had reserved time slots for Wednesday, 3/27/24 at 10:20 am. Arrived at 9:45 am and saw a huge line already so got in line. By the time they opened at 10 am and got to the front they said step aside and wait until 10:10 am. No communication from staff to inform everyone waiting in line that you have to wait 10 minutes prior to your time slot. No point of having a herd of people just wait in line for nothing. They have a bag and security check once you proceed. Once you're inside, you have to make your way to the market to start. No backpacks are allowed. You can check them at counter for $3. Luckily, we knew to get the Boop card. But many people were inside and were not aware to get the card or that you need the card to follow along the storyline. Basically you start off as an employee and you need the boop card to go to the different stations inside to go through the story. Many people had no idea about it. The entire story took about 2 hours to finish. The ride share pickup/drop off area is a total disaster. The designated area makes it hard for drivers to get in and out. They have to wait in sea of cars to pickup passengers. Unfortunately, had to call the driver to meet outside the area for faster pickup. All in all it was an experience, not sure if it was a good experience.

How to explain this place???? I don't think I can do it justice! Our 9 and 16 year olds LOVED it! So much to see and do! Note: lots of walking, stairs, climbing. Definitely a good workout. Get the "bop" card. It's only 3 dollars and the kids had fun solving the mystery, Touch EVERYTHING! You don't know what door might be a secret passage. Come early. We stayed 4 hours! Ask for help. The staff is great and all over the place.

Located inside Area 15, Omega Mart is an interactive art installation designed to look like a supermarket. It's totally whacky (it looks like something out of a Pee-wee Herman movie), and there is a LOT to see -- you can walk around, pick up the "merchandise" (some of which is actually for sale), and there are even some "secret passages" leading to the other areas. It's not somewhere I would have chosen to go, but it was actually pretty cool and we spent a good couple of hours looking around. The detail was amazing. It wasn't cheap, but you could tell a lot of work went into Omega Mart, so you definitely got your money's worth. The price varies from $49 to $64 per person, depending on the day of the week (we went on a $64 day), with a discount for Nevada residents. Note that you must book a time slot in advance -- we unfortunately did not, so we had to wait three hours until the next available time slot. Also they are really strict about what you can bring in, and they made my husband check his cigarettes (he did get them back). Overall, a fun experience! [Yelp collections: Vegas/Utah 2023; Vegas 2023]

Omega Mart is very immersive but expensive and the real opportunity here that can make it extremely worth it would be the explanation behind the Omega Mart. My son and his friend had some idea of what was the story behind Omega Mart but my brother and I had no clue and there was no explanation or help available to explain how to visit be even more incredible. I am not sure if Omega Mart is a scavenger hunt/adventure/escape room or maybe all three but the lack of the instructions for adults was a problem. My brother and I wandered through the different exhibits not sure what we needed to do if at all. At $60 per person for 2~3 hours of interactive exhibits isn't bad and I felt like we could spend more time here if we knew what we were doing with the interactive exhibits it would have exceeded expectations if it was better explained. Seeing a bedazzled skeleton in a glass coffin is cool in all but is there more than that? Don't forget the Glitch Bar which should not be missed. We spent about 45 minutes at the Glitch bar which is a part of the Omega Mart

Really wanted to love this place. While it's very different from the Albuquerque and Dallas which are pretty similar it wasn't as interactive and the storyline wasn't as easy to follow. This location is extremely busy. It's colocated with a bunch of other amusement attractions in like a big warehouse space so there are probably a lot more people visiting just because they are in the building. We went on a Monday afternoon and it was hard to move around and even view some of the exhibits. If you're a Meow Wolf fan definitely check it out but not sure if you'll get the experience you want here because it's so busy.

This one was fine as it was better than Dallas but still not as good as Denver or Santa Fe. The positive is that it seemed to have a good amount of interactive rooms. Still smaller with less to explore for the same $64 per person. Gets overly crowded really quickly- would like to understand the safety code and how many people are allowed in. At what capacity do they stop letting people in? The overall area could be fun...but after a walk around it was more boring than anything, just glow in the dark seems to be they hope you are not sober. Also lots of kids for not kid friendly activities. I saw Meow Wolf is coming to Los Angeles in 2026- perhaps on the West side in a mall that has been dying. If so it's a good amount of space. If whomever is reading this has any power to pass the message along.... Please make it equal to or greater than Denver. Don't build one just to create disappointment in LA.

Eh. Idk if it was worth $50 to go around this place I definitely recommend the boop car to actually enjoy this place, you'll spend less than 1 hour without the boop card and maybe 1.5 hour with the boop card There was some cool exhibits but it's very few THERES NO ACTUAL SLIDE you can go slide on The only thing I found cool was the "hidden" stairway to go up And Yes I've explored everything they had, this place is not that big in my opinion

We had so much fun at Omega Mart! From the very cool bar to the amazing visuals to the story which was so fun to follow and solve, we loved every moment of this experience. It's so cool that everyone who enters has a different experience depending on how much they choose to engage. Be warned, if you really want to dive in and discover all the secrets, plan for a longer visit. We stayed 4 hours and would have been there a bit longer had we not needed to start the long drive back to LA. Would definitely recommend checking this unusual and mind blowing place out when you're in Vegas. Also, the staff were all great and special props to the game master who made the experience even more fun

You have to be out of your mind to pay to go here. This is a tourist trap that is highly marketed in vegas. Not worth our time or our teenagers. If it was 10 or 15 dollars it might be worth it to waste some time, but that is exactly what we felt like after the experience.

Omega Mart was the main reason I wanted to visit Area 15. I knew it had some interesting, unique things inside. We were very overwhelmed with how much stuff there was inside! It was all really cool and a little weird in the best way possible. I was very excited but also the overwhelmingness of everything took over that excitement. I wish we had a tour with us to really explain the story behind it because that would have changed our whole experience.

Ahh! I wish I did more research before going to omega mart. TIP #1: MAKE SURE YOU EAT BEFORE GOING!!! There's no in's and out's. I honestly thought we were only going to be here for a 1-2 hours and we ended up spending 4.5ish hours here; the only reason we left was because we started getting HUNGRRRRRYYYY. Anyway, this was a super interactive and unique experience!! I love that you get to choose how engaged you want to be but I will say that it can get a little overwhelming. We came on a weekday and I wouldn't say that it was packed but it still felt like a lot with the amount of stuff happening around us. TIP #2: just buy your tickets online. We went thinking it wasn't going to be busy and there was a line to buy tickets. My bf ended up just buying the tickets online as we were waiting so we just left the ticket line and walked right in. Idk if I'd go back to omega mart since I already went but I'd be interested to revisit meow wolf Las Vegas for other attractions. I also want to check out the Houston, Denver, and Sante Fe meow wolf locations!

A bit pricey ($64 per person) but cool spot to visit and a nice getaway from the strip. Omega Mart is located within Area 15, which looks like a warehouse on the outside. It is an immersive experience with lots of hidden doors, trippy visuals, and mysteries to uncover. You can purchase the employee card for $3, which will guide you through missions that you have to complete. If you come here, please be aware that there is a lot of walking involved (including stairs), especially if you are trying to solve the mystery associated with the place. I didn't mind the walking, but some people in my group were tired out from it, which may take away from the excitement of it all. My favorite part was the grocery store; so many fun twists on typical grocery store items, like funky cereal boxes and slides with egg cartons as the soles. You can even purchase these to take home with you, although they are a bit pricey considering most of the stuff isn't very practical. Depending on how immersed you are into exploring, you can spend 1-4 hours here. We spent around 2.5 hours there, as a party of 8 adults. There are lots of fun areas for kids to explore too, like tunnels where they can crawl through to get from one destination to another. I was a bit bummed with the tasks we had to complete with the employee card because it didn't take us through solving the entire mystery! If you really want to find out what is happening in the story line, don't rely on the employee card to guide you through it all; you'll have to do some self-exploring as well. Overall, I had a fun time here at Omega Mart. I'm not sure I'll be back at this specific location (since I felt like I've seen majority of it), but I'd recommend it to others. Vegas, in general, is quite pricey, so I came with the expectation that attractions like these will cost money, and I left feeling satisfied with the experience.

WOW! Just. Wowww! As a nerd who enjoys intellectually and artistically stimulating experiences, my how I got my fix the day I visited Meow Wolf's Omega Mart! Such a beautiful, eclectic, weird, whimsical, thought-provoking, immersive, fun place. There aren't really enough words to describe how great of a place this is. Kids will love it. Grandparents will love it. And all of those in between. One can spend hours exploring OM. Once you think you have all of the answers, you discover something new. My only complaint is that there were a lot of people there and they were in the way - which, is a good problem for OM, just annoying for me lol. It's a testament to how popular this place is. Buy your tickets in advance, online, as they will HIGHLY LIKELY be sold out the same day.

We wanted something to do with our teenagers while in Las Vegas. We came to Area 15 and had high hopes, but we pretty underwhelmed overall. My kids did some quick research on TikTok and found some fun features inside Omega Mart. $200 later for four people we were inside. (Don't let them try and up sale you on the puzzle to solve, it was a waste). It's cool for some photo ops and has a few fun interactive things in it, but overall, pretty mid. The slide is closed which is what my kids were most excited about. If you could get discount tickets it would be worth a visit. Or if you just want to go see some cool optical stuff, then you'd enjoy this place I think.

This was the first Meow Wolf site I visited months ago and I still think about it. It's so weird in all the best ways. This is one of the only times you are encouraged to touch and interact with art, open unmarked doors, and poke your head into fireplaces and odd hallways. Highly recommend the Boop card!

What: interactive art installation. We tried to follow the story, but it was too difficult with all the people. We just enjoyed looking at all the weird stuff. It really is something you do once and don't need to do again unless you're really into it. I liked the refrigerator with the bottles the best. Some slides were blocked off, so that was a bummer.

Experience immersive art on a grand scale! Visit the counter on your left upon entering the mart to enhance your experience for an additional $5. The entrance fee of approximately $55 may deter some, but exploring the setting is still an option. On a weekday, the queue was short, and payment by card is accepted.