I like how it was all interactive and fun. It was a bit small I thought there would be a lot more to do since it was multilevel but you can access the slide from the top. The staffs were helpful and help walk us through some of the game. Will be back

We had such a fun date night! The space was multilevel and bright. Best of all no kids, a full bar, and enough games to bring out your competitive side. The bar had some interesting drink selections, we opted for the bartender recommendation which was a Mexican candy. Drinks come in different sizes and we got the larger one to share. The staff was awesome, super helpful and even got in on the fun.

First review of 2025! A few friends and I came here on a Saturday afternoon for my girlfriends birthday. It was fairly packed but not terrible. When you check in to buy at the front desk, they do offer 20% off to Nevada locals so make sure to bring your ID. I believe the games come with an hour and a half of play and 15 credits. But don't quote me. You can also purchase online (without discounts). We entered and started with some drinks and took a tour around to see where we wanted to start. There are so many random games and fun picture opportunities throughout. It was a very cool vibe especially if you are into competitions like my friends and I are. We went through and played probably 5-6 of the games. They were quick and easy. It was fun, overall as a local though I hate venturing to the strip and I don't think for the price I would be back, even with the discount $92 ish dollars is a lot for two people for what's offered. It was a cool experience and glad I was able to experience it.

This spot was a destination recommended by my future sister in law. She loves to play board games and mind games alike so this spot was right up her alley. Located inside the Luxor hire the walk up to this place was beautiful. Plenty to see. Cost was about $55 pp and the play lasted a couple hours. There's a probably more than 2 dozen games in total. From word scramble to, a huge dancing game similar to Simon says. There's a bar here that serves liquor and beer. Lots of fun to be had here! We took photos in their Photo Booth that we'll cherish for years to come. The staff here was really helpful as well. Sometimes to the point of too much as I was trying to focus on the word scramble and had the young woman yelling at me to hurry up lol. Loved the music here. They have a live DJ spinning tracks and it made us all want to dance :)

I love that Play Playground is a place for adults to do just that - play games and have fun. We need more venues like this for adults. Play Playground is a 21+ bar located in Luxor. Weekend tickets are around $50 for twelve game credits or around $100 for 24 credits and a signature cocktail/mocktail in a souvenir cup. 12 credits allows you do each game they have once, I believe. We went with the regular weekend pass and that was totally sufficient. We came at mid-day on a Sunday the weekend before the F1 Grand Prix, so it wasn't terribly busy. There are plenty of spots for you to sit and enjoy a drink or take a break from game playing. So, you could really extend your time here and hang out with friends, if that's the experience you are going for. The decor is colorful and bright - a very fun atmosphere! My partner was bothered by how loud the music was and so we didn't stay much longer than the time it took for us to play the games for that reason, but I was fine with it and could have stayed longer. We also did not partake in any drinks at the bar because we were both feeling a little hungover from the night before. Many of the games are large versions of games you probably played as a kid, including jumbo-sized boggle, perfection, operation, and bop it like games! So fun! There's also a Ninja Warrior type game with swinging pendulums that you have to avoid hitting while you walk on a balance beam -this was hard and fun without even being tipsy! Overall, I really enjoyed my time here, would absolutely recommend a visit, and would love to return with a group of friends.

Do you like big fun interactive games? Play Playground at Luxor is the only place in Las Vegas you'll find them. This is a unique indoor playground for adults combines art, technology, and entertainment to create an experience of a lifetime.

We had our company holiday party here and everyone had a blast. The food setup and separate area was great for a private event, same with the food options (order ahead). The staff was amazing, especially Angie and Susie who we planned everything with and who confirmed the party was going smoothly the night of. Communication was on point and always had positive energy. The games were unique and fun and great for a date or private event. I can't say enough good things about this venue/group. Thanks for a great holiday party.

Fun! fun! fun! we were greeted immediately. They offer local discount which is nice. Only thing is you will miss the online drink discounts if you decide on the local discount. You can only do one or the other. They have 2 bars, but only one was open when we went. It wasn't too long of a wait for the games. They had workers there to explain the games with was nice! They have hand sanitizer all around which is nice, to avoid spread of germs. It took a little over 2 hours to get through the playground. There are a lot of physical games, so wear sneakers and comfortable clothing.

This is a cool bar with games, challenges, and a whole jungle of play structures for adults, located at the Luxor. The all day play pass is more than sufficient to have a good time here. The bar menu offers a lot of sweet drinks, in addition to beer and other beverages. The pop rock martini was tasty, but again, very sweet. As a fan of word games and puzzles, I enjoyed Word Up, though I'm not a fan of having to find the physical letters on the floor when on a timer, as I think the fun is in creating the actual words. Luckily I had a teammate to help... it's still enjoyable to play regardless. The bouncy maze, balloon pit, and slide make you feel like a kid again no matter your age. And there were plenty of other games and activities to try, either as a team or solo... a bit more than what they advertise on their website and social media. Upstairs, there are a few table games, and a bit of lounge seating. They also have souvenirs and candy for sale, and just a playful colorful atmosphere to engage in, with hip hop and pop music playing in the background and minimal waits at most stations on a Saturday late night. I think the longest wait was for the ringer run, a solo challenge that takes place inside a rainbow tunnel. Definitely a unique spot, with helpful staff, flexible game play to personalize your experience, and the best part, no kids!