Q: negative

A: Except for being new, there is nothing special there. One dance floor with two levels of booths around it. Music was good - a nice mix of all styles. Drinks are pricy - $16 for red bull vodka. The "free" passes that they give out everywhere give you some discount ($10), but that totally depends on the bouncers at the door. Waitresses are good looking and extremely cocky. But after all, that is Vegas - a fake glamorous city.

Q: negative

A: Went on a recommendation from a friend, who said it was good. He was dead wrong. I have three words for the owner. Simplify your menu! It's like they are trying to be 7 restaurants wrapped into one. Why 1 star? Well, the food took almost 45 minutes. I can deal with a long wait if the staff is still attentive, apologetic in some fashion and most importantly that when my food comes it is hot and prepared properly. I'm guessing that trying to accommodate what looks to be over 100 menu items out of that kitchen would be the cause for the long wait. Next reason for the 1 star, when my food did come it tasted like it was all mixed together and undercooked. Tried a benedict and the egg was barely poached, like runny snot water looking eggs. The hollandaise was broken and never should have been served. Tried the "homemade" has browns and they tasted like a greasy burger? Not sure if they are cooked on the same cooking surface or if the cooks don't change gloves. The restaurant was pretty busy, but what breakfast place isn't on the weekends. Butterfields, Pancake House, Breakfast Club, Scramble and Snooze all make this place look like it's held together with shoe laces. Sorry, but won't be back.

Q: negative

A: My family has been coming here for the past 3 years now. What we've made a holiday tradition may be coming to an end. Dun dun dun. We came here on the Wednesday before Christmas close to the opening time and let me tell you, BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE! The line to buy tickets gets ridiculous so save yourself the headache and book in advance. The prices seem to have gone up with the popularity of this place so for 2 adults and one child, it was about $27. Kids under 3 are free to enter. We get in and figure we'd go on the train before it gets too busy. One gets a flat tire so the line comes to a stand still. We have two children and so far with the admission and now this, they've been standing in a line for 40 minutes. If you've ever met a 20 month old toddler, you know this is no easy feat. We get on the train (3 tickets to ride = $1/ticket) which is super cool and what not but arguably not worth another $9 and 20 minutes (wait) of my time. We then check out the firetruck, ambulance, and gingerbread display. Now what? Let's go into the magical forest! Oh wait.... They had to shut it down for 30 minutes to light a candle for the last day of Hanukkah so now there is a 1 hour line to walk through the forest. So... we left. ~$40 for 1.5 hours of play with half waiting in line. No thanks. My husband was not a happy guy upon leaving, but when I told him that all the money goes to Opportunity Village, and then explained the charity, he was more forgiving. We may give it another try next year but my tip is, stay away during the last week of Christmas unless you love crowds, rubbing shoulders with strangers, and waiting in lines.

Q: negative

A:
We went because my kids were good this week. We bought the refillable large popcorn and when my 11 year old went to refill it they marked it in front of her refilled then refused to fill it. Why are they trying to screw a child. I am very disappointed in this bad business ethics. I will never be back. If they screw children out of things they have paid for think what they will do to you.