Gaming cafes in Las Vegas
Las Vegas lists 3 venues with 155 gaming PCs counted. They sit in three different parts of town and work in three different ways.
3 venues on file · 155 PCs counted
Map · 3 pins · number is the PC count
What the numbers say about Las Vegas
The largest is HyperX Arena at the Luxor: 100 or more PCs in an event venue that opens its Game Lounge to walk-ins, $15 an hour, and the most-reviewed venue on this list at 835 Google reviews. Evo Club on Spring Mountain Road, in Chinatown west of the Strip, is the plain one: 30 PCs on 240Hz monitors, $5 an hour or $10 for the day, open until 02:00 - the only venue here that runs past midnight. Velocity keeps its esports lounge inside a 35,000 square foot entertainment floor at Town Square, with bowling and an arcade around it, and is the one of the three that publishes no hourly rate; its weekday deals are the only prices on show.
Open late and what an hour costs in Las Vegas
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Open past midnight
1 of 3 stay open past midnight on at least one night.
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Cheapest hour published
$5 at Evo Club, of the 2 venues that publish a rate.
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Nearest to you
- 100+ PCs1
- 40–990
- 15–392
- Under 150
- Not published0
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PCs
100+
Rate
$15/HR
Open
12:00–
21:00 (varies)
Rating
4.4
· 835
US Las Vegas consoles · food +3 -
PCs
30
Rate
$5/HR
Open
11:00–
02:00 Rating
4.3
· 104
US Las Vegas private rooms · food +2 -
PCs
25+
Rate
n/a
Open
15:00–
21:00 (varies)
Rating
4.4
· 451
US Las Vegas consoles · food +2no rate published
Read before you go
- What is a PC bang?The Korean PC room, how a session works, and where the format lives on outside Korea.
- What is a gaming cafe?The differences between gaming cafes, internet cafes, PC bangs and LAN centers.
- University esports arenas open to the publicWhich college arenas let outsiders in, and what an hour costs when you are not a student.