Toy Shack

After just missing their open hours on past trips to Fremont street, we finally made it! This shop is kind of cluttered, but there is some organization in that like items are grouped together (barbies with barbies, cars with cars, etc). It is a fun place to walk around in and spend a little time remembering toys that you had or so desperately wanted when you were young. There is a wide range of toys and of prices and you’ll most likely end up leaving with something. Check it out, it’s a fun place!

This place has tons of neat OG toys and collectibles. Everything from trolls, superheroes, TMNT, Power Rangers, Transformers, Gremlins, Star Wars and Star Trek, Matchbox and Hot Wheels and MORE! Hidden gem on Fremont. The two ladies that were working at the time were helpful and sweet. Visited May 30,2016. I got a Talladega Nights key chain and a little gremlins Gizmo plush.

Great selection of everything! Came here for a milennium falcon and yes there is one! Just awwed when I stepped inside. It’s a toy collector’s dream! Hidden passed the Denny’s on Fremont, this place has it all. Their website is super helpful if you need to order and I’m sure they have great customer service over the phone to help you what you’re looking for!

There was nothing too incredibly rare. I went because the ad said they specialized in toys from the 80’s. In actuality, there were a mix of lots of different decades represented. They also had a lot of model cars. After we got there we realized it was the store mentioned in Pawn Stars.
Most of the stuff they have that I’m familiar with was way overpriced. Maybe you could haggle, but I didn’t want to bother. They had loose action figures that were straight up broken (never mind the missing parts) and they were selling those for $ 9.99. In fairness, I saw some packaged figures from the newer Batman animated series that were reasonably priced that I nearly bought. Everything else I was interested in was about twice what you’d pay elsewhere.
Staff was nice and helpful.
You’re way better off buying off eBay or a store close to home in case you have to deal with returns.

this is a case of buyer beware — glitzy city, fake toys, probably mostly counterfeit. no way to confirm. I was ripped out of 500 plus here

Stopped in this past week while in Town. Gentleman was greeting every customer and was very corteous. Prices were okay and even picked up a nice Starting Lineup for less than $ 10. Store very stocked with some of the coolest toys around. Johnny was not in but as I said, person running store was gracious.

Went to toy shack got a leader class star scream out of box. We came a long way to find him, we seen him in the summer and he was waiting for us to come back to get him. Thank you Gabby you were so helpful and gave us assume deal. We’ll be back this summer to see you and get another transformer to bring home.

This is a toy store from the past and new. They have many original toys from the past like cabbage patch I’ve always wanted but never gotten one. If you’re in Fremont downtown area it’s worth checking this place out.
I’m not sure if they have parking. I happened to be in Container Park area so I just walked over. It’s located across from Walgreen store. It is downtown area so be alert.

Went here with my wife and 3 kids. Liz helped us and was very nice. The store was awesome and we bought a few toys, but we’ll be back mainly because of the great customer service Liz provided us.

Went down there great deals on lots of toys I’ve never seen. Helped by Liz who was very friendly and helpful. w
Would recommend.

So much for Toy Expert! Their shop is filled with counterfeit products of Good Smile Company products, the people who worked there didn’t seem to care that the products were fake. You want quality toys? Don’t shop here!

As both a fan of classic toys & of the circuit of history channel TV shows, I knew I had to pay a visit to The TOY SHACK!
What an amazing experience! Not only to visit this place which is mentioned & seen on some TV shows, but to experience the Toys this place supplies. From the amount of toys (literally from floor to ceiling — it’s packed!) to the different types of cars, dolls, models, etc. really old to new. You can get lost in there, no not because it’s huge, but just so much to look at.
The icing on the cake was meeting Johnny. The owner. Unlike the other TV shows where the crew isn’t around these establishments during touring hours — HE IS! Very down to earth guy, he gives everyone the same amount of attention, almost making you wanna buy more.
I was Very, Very, Very Happy to pick up a Dukes of Hazzard Lunch box.
I WILL BE BACK!

Interesting store. Any old toy that you can think of, they probably have. Old collectible figurines, model car kits, old furry dolls, yep they got it. They sure crammed a lot of stuff into a small space so it’s not good for those who are claustrophobic. If you like collectibles and taking a trip back in time, this place is worth the drop by.

Walking into this store was like taking a trip back in time to my childhood, or maybe a super-​sized version of my childhood. It’s full of all the crap I played with –GI Joe toys, Transformers (I loved seeing the original Dinobots!), MASK, Star Wars, Robotech, etc. I don’t have a need to buy any of this stuff and the prices for pieces I looked at seemed high, but at the very least this place is cool to browse. It’s like a museum of collectibles from the 70s to the present. It’s cool to see other old items like Cabbage Patch dolls, Hot Wheel cars, lunch boxes. If I had any of my old toys I’d love to bring them in to see how much they’d be worth now. Definitely a cool store to check out if you’re in to that kind of stuff.

Literally writing this as I’m walking out, which means I had a bad experience with the staff. And that realllllly sucks bc usually when I’m downtown this place is closed and I’ve been wanting to go in for months now.
Everyone was pretty nice, asking if we needed help and checking back. But one girl — I don’t name names because her being a shitty person must mean her life sucks enough — literally pushed into me with a ladder, almost causing me to fall over into merchandise. When I said excuse me she looked back at me and stared as she walked away LOL. GREAT customer service. Fan-​fucking-​tactic.

If you’re looking for toys and collectibles I would go here even though my friend owns it and if I didn’t know him I would still give it five stars if you’re looking for hot wheels matchbox cars Barbies Cabbage Patch anything in the toy collectibles Johnny has it and if he doesn’t have it I’m sure you can get it for you

On recent visit to Vegas stopped at toy shack on tour.
Great place and Jonny was super friendly!
Great Time!

If you want to get nostalgic, you need to stop by the Toy Shack the next time you’re in Downtown Las Vegas. Nestled at the end of Fremont St. near the Denny’s, this hidden gem hides but welcomes you with open arms once you stumble upon it.
From old X-​Men figurines to the plastic WWF stars that used to litter my room and fill my toy box, I definitely took a trip down memory lane gazing upon forgotten fun from my childhood. Regardless of your tastes, they carried it. I even found some awesome old Ghostbusters stuff that I was so tempted to buy, but I wasn’t drunk enough to throw down the cash without putting thought into the purchase first.
Though I was reminiscing about all the novelties of my childhood, the prices were definitely on the high side for my taste. If you are a super collector and looking for something specific, I’m sure you’ll be able to find it here — for everyone else, this is just a cool spot to look at and hope that you score big on the tables so you can actually afford to shop someday!
A local told me their prices are marked up because they are a part of Pawn Stars and the guy that owns it verifies all the stuff when additional info is needed for the show. This totally explains why he has some of the coolest and rarest merch I’ve come across in a long time.
Regardless, this is gonna be a must stop whenever I’m in Vegas going forward!

On my recent trip to Vegas I stayed at the Fremont Hotel and Casino. As I was walking along on Fremont Street Experience I seen from a distance TELEMUNDO on one of the buildings. It turned out to be the Neonopolis shopping center. I started to explore the shopping center and discovered the Toy Shack located on the ground floor.
I walked into the Toy Shack and saw a lot of toys crammed in a small store front. There were three old arcade games as well as a tall gum ball machine. Tons of Hot Wheel toys, a collection of Barbie dolls, toy model cars, wrestling and boxing dolls. Toys from decades ago bringing back memories.
Toy Shack sells toys for children 6 and up. Kids at heart will like this shop especially if you are into doll collecting or collecting toy model cars. Prices varies depending on the item being purchased. I was more of a browser during my visit to the Toy Shack.

HUGE selection of every toy from every era you can imagine!
The guys working are super cool, very nice, we chatted a while.
My son and I had a blast checking out all the toys.
I was surprised how fair the prices are, tons of matchbox cars starting at 99 cents, verything else on par with regular store retail prices, hidden behind the food court at the beginning of Freemont Street, a great stop with kids or for the kid in you!