Las Vegas's arcades range from a nonprofit pinball museum preserving decades of machines to modern casino-based redemption arcades — something for both nostalgia and prize-chasing.
- Pinball Hall of Fame — A nonprofit museum with the world's largest playable pinball collection, plus vintage arcade novelties — pure pay-per-play, no prize redemption.
- Dave & Buster's Las Vegas (Summerlin) — Modern redemption games, dining, and a full bar under one roof; game credits load onto a Power Card.
- Adventuredome & Fun City Midway — Circus Circus's indoor theme park pairs thrill rides with a large arcade section, laser maze, and VR.
- Cyber Quest at Sunset Station — A family-friendly casino arcade with high-end prize redemption games and shared rewards across Station Casinos properties.
If you want pure old-school gameplay with no prize counter, start at the Pinball Hall of Fame. If you're after modern redemption games and prizes, Dave & Buster's or Cyber Quest are the better fit.