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Las Vegas has a state-of-the-art arcade that's attracting droves of tourists, both young and old. GameWorks, with a dozen locations throughout the country, is a subsidiary of Sega Enterprises and Universal Studios, so visitors know that the gaming experience there will be second to none.
While some GameWorks locations offer drink, Las Vegas' facility concentrates on providing excellent food and beverages facilities. Every location of GameWorks offers guests more than 200 of the hottest games organized into several themed attraction areas within the facility. With the backing of two of the biggest industry giants, visitors are certainly ensured an exciting time at GameWorks combined with the latest in technology.
Guests can try their hand at newer games like Dance Revolution and Indy 500 or experience old favorites such as PacMan, Centipede, and Asteroids. There's also a carnival-style Big Win Zone where visitors can collect tickets for winning at these retro games and then redeem them for great prizes to take home. GameWorks has 47,000-sq. ft. entertainment with over 250 games, the world's tallest free-standing rock-climbing structure, a full-service restaurant, and two snack bars.
Inside the GameWorks complex is a Coca-Cola store, with a 10-story version of its signature curved bottle, and an M&M factory featuring three stories of M&M candies in colors only available at this location. |
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