From a new event venue built around a repurposed Boeing 747 to immersive entertainment, competitive socializing, interactive museums and acclaimed dining, our clients offer a range of settings designed for groups looking to move beyond the traditional event format. While you’re in town for IMEX, we would be happy to consider a media visit based on your current beat, timing and schedule.
Here’s a glimpse of what you could check out:
ADDITIONAL WORLD-CLASS VENUES
- AREA15 – The world’s first purpose-built experiential entertainment district offers attractions, interactive art, extraordinary technology, 500+ private events a year, bars, eateries and more. AREA15 is continually approached by industry giants, including Adobe, Tesla, Netflix, deadmau5, etc., for corporate events and brand activations. The expanded 30-acre destination welcomes new attractions and experiences across Zone 2: The Terminals, including Universal Horror Unleashed, Museum of Ice Cream’s largest flagship location and more. Newly opened this fall, exclusively for private groups, is Altair Sky Lounge, which offers a repurposed Boeing 747 as its centerpiece and a total of four distinctive environments facilitating a flexible indoor-outdoor flow.
- National Atomic Testing Museum – The National Atomic Testing Museum is a repository for one of the most comprehensive collections of nuclear history. The museum not only includes more than 3,500 rare artifacts but also offers pop culture displays such as “World of Fallout,” which highlights connections between real-world nuclear history and the imaginative storytelling of the Fallout™ universe. Additional stand-out exhibits include “The Manhattan Project: Challenges and Consequences,” which features the only exact replica of the world’s first atomic bomb.
- F1® Arcade Las Vegas – Delivering an unparalleled social gaming experience built around the venue’s full-motion Formula 1® racing simulators, accompanied by an elevated culinary and beverage menu delivered with extraordinary service, F1® Arcade Las Vegas ensures every group’s experience is memorable and seamless from start to finish. Located at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, with a dedicated street-level entrance steps from the Las Vegas Strip and a valet drop-off just outside, F1® Arcade Las Vegas spans more than 21,000 square feet on two levels. The venue’s full buyout configuration includes 87 racing simulators, three permanent bars, one portable bar and 19 large televisions.
- Flight Club Las Vegas – Located inside the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the upscale destination blends chef-driven dining, premium cocktails and tech-enabled Social Darts® in a vibrant, design-forward setting. Combining richly appointed interiors inspired by Victorian fairgrounds with attentive service, Flight Club creates an atmosphere that is polished, energetic and distinctly different from traditional sports bars. While its proprietary Social Darts® technology serves as the centerpiece of the experience, guests come for far more than the games. Purpose-built for private groups, Flight Club is designed around semi-private playing spaces known as “oches,” where guests can comfortably eat, drink and play together.
- Museum of Ice Cream – Home to the world’s largest sprinkle pool and world’s largest ice cream buffet, Museum of Ice Cream Las Vegas offers a colorful new setting for private events. Located at AREA15, Museum of Ice Cream’s largest flagship location combines larger-than-life attractions, unlimited ice cream, flexible event options and dedicated planning support to create shared experiences built around play and connection. Groups can also enjoy the world’s only ice cream-themed magic show, discover a secret speakeasy serving ice cream-inspired cocktails and explore the wedding cake-themed Little Pink Chapel, Banana Room, Hall of Freezers and more.
- Play Playground – Play Playground Las Vegas is a 15,000-square-foot interactive destination blending high-energy group games, bold cocktails, bar food and unforgettable fun. Created by Play Social Inc. and located inside Luxor Hotel and Casino, the venue features more than 20 larger-than-life games, interactive puzzles and hilarious physical challenges —all designed to spark movement, laughter and genuine social connection. With no screens or digital devices required, Play Playground offers a refreshing escape for groups, families and corporate teams seeking something unexpected on the Las Vegas Strip.
- The Evel Knievel Experience – The Evel Knievel Experience: An Interactive Museum of America’s Original Daredevil transforms events into distinctive experiences inspired by America’s most legendary daredevil. Beyond serving as an extraordinary backdrop, The Evel Knievel Experience gives attendees opportunities to engage with the collection firsthand. Guests can experience the Evel Knievel Virtual Reality 4D Jump, test their instincts with Jump Planner, explore Bad to the Bones—the digital exhibit featuring Evel Knievel’s famous crashes—and discover hundreds of authentic artifacts documenting his remarkable career.
- The Mob Museum – Providing a world-class journey through true stories—from the birth of the Mob to today’s headlines—The Mob Museum includes numerous interactive exhibits and private event spaces. Originally serving as the city’s first U.S. post office and courthouse, the historic building first opened on Nov. 11, 1933. Today, it is included on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as a stand-out destination for private and corporate events. The Starlight Plaza, the Museum’s newest event venue, offers an outdoor cocktail lounge and entertainment space designed with breezeblock accents, midcentury flair and a lively palette of green, pink and gold, evoking the glamour of the city’s classic Strip resorts.
- The Underground – Located in the basement of The Mob Museum is The Underground. This immersive Prohibition history exhibition includes a speakeasy, distillery and private VIP room. Guests can sip Prohibition-era cocktails while taking in a plethora of 1920s and 1930s artifacts, which tell the story of bootlegged booze and growth of organized crime.
