FunQuest

I do not typically go to arcades, as I don’t have children. However a group of us adults and 1, 5 year old went to Funquest. We played Laser Tag, and had an epic time. We laughed so hard. And we went on a Friday night, which I expected it to be slammed. It was not overly busy which was great. We also went on the bumper cars. They only have 6 bumper cars, and the area is pretty small, but I laughed so hard I was crying. Totally worth it, and the pricing was great. $ 65 for 6 people to play a game of laser tag and 6 people to do a round of bumper cars. Can’t beat pricing like that. Side note: They sell beer in FunQuest for the parents/​adults! Yes!!!

Decent arcade for the under 21 year old kids and teens at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino. I noticed they have laser tag, Battlefield, and bumper cars, as well as some play houses and contraptions for kids to run around in. I liked the giant connect 4 game! I was confused at first about the lack of physical tickets coming out of the machines, but I guess they went paperless and my card just records all the tickets I have. Very Eco-​friendly but I guess young kids would be disappointed.

Its a four star arcade because when I always go their the games ALWAYS work. The extra star is for the bumper cars

Laser tag is only a broken down shadow of what it used to be. No teams or recharging. Much of the equipment is broken and doesn’t work. My gun stopped working in the middle and I had to leave the arena and get a new vest activated and same with another player, yet we didn’t get any additional time. $ 60 for our family of 8. Definitely not worth it.

This place is great for ages 5 and up! I love how it is on the lower level floor (Spa Level) so the parking is on the opposite side of the casino entrance (better parking). Close to Fun Quest (a hop skip and away) is a movie theater, Roundtable Pizza, Johnny Rockets, frozen yogurt, a toy store, candy shop, indoor golf, pool table, laser tag, and bowling hall. It’s a great place to take the kids for a few hours.
I do not recommend this place for ages five and younger. The bounce land and jungle gym is too advanced for the little ones. I took my 2 year old and she wondered off into the jungle gym maize. I freaked out but luckily another mom noticed and had her daughter grab her for me. There should be little rides for the younger kids. Nothing large but similar too the ones at chuck e cheese. I am not docking points for this. Take your kids who are 5+ and enjoy.

We recently held our son’s birthday party at Funquest. The experience compelled me to write this review. Upon arrival we checked in at the counter. We waited about 5 minutes to be introduced to our party host. As she walked us to our room I she asked if we needed to order food since there was none ordered on our reservation. This was very concerning to me as I had confirmed our food order 48 hours prior and guests would be arriving in 10 minutes. Fortunately the food and cake order was located, phew. As guests started arriving there is no clear place to check in and no one directing children to the correct party room, unlike other local children’s party venues. 20 minutes after the start of the party we had no food and no token cards, which meant a room full of antsy 7 – 9 year olds with nothing to do. We spent most of the first hour trying to track down our party host because the service button located on the wall of the party room is clearly not operational and only serves to provide parents with a false sense of hope that your needs may be met in any kind of timely fashion. We had prepaid for 21 games of laser tag (the sole reason for the party taking place at funquest) after telling our hostess that we were ready to play and being given the card loaded with the games we entered the waiting room of the laser tag arena. 8 minutes later the attendant opened the door and told us that only 12 of our party would be able to play because they had kids playing multiple games in a row. When asked how this was possible with a party reservation we received nothing more than a shrug as an explanation. We split up the party so that kids with parents needing to leave could take their kids home rather than waiting another 10 – 15 minutes to start the game. Despite the inconveniences associated with the party and the delays in services we were then asked to rapidly vacate the party room without regard to the fact that we were waiting to play our laser tag games. When it was time to check out and pay for the party we were advised that the bill for food and the party space rental would be charged separately, obviously a very minor inconvenience. When reviewing the charges I discovered that we had been charged $ 5/​game of laser tag. The quoted price was $ ¹⁰⁄₃ games. At the total of 21 games purchased the price discrepancy was $ 35. Fortunately the error was caught and corrected. Although comparably priced to other party locations the service, lack of organization, and really bad food is absolutely not worth it. We will not be back.

Located inside of the Gran Sierra hotel. When you need babysitters and want to go to Lex to club or just hit the slots, this place does it. They’ll «watch» okay well you pay for them to watch your kids, but honestly you just pay to put them here and no one really watched them. Lol. Seriously, unless you, yourself as the parent or gaurdians is there then your child has supervision.
Oh yeah! They have like this knee 1^st person shooter, I heard it’s better then the lazer tag the have.
In all, a good fun small place for kids. Literally «kids» maybe 14 and below?

Once we figured out their extremely confusing system, we did end up enjoying ourselves but it appears no one there knows how to do their job. First of all no prices are on their website and no one answers their phone. We finally just drove over and found it closed even though the sign posted said they open at 10am (apparently their hours changed and they now open at 12pm). We had to walk extremely far to get back to the arcade which is in the far back corner then found that each employee only had pricing information for the station they were manning, causing us to have to walk all over to get prices for bowling, lazer tag, combat simulator, the movies, go-​karts, etc. They really should have a pricing sheet available for their customers and train their employees to answer basic questions. One guy actually said, «You would need to talk to the manager about that.» and simply pointed him out instead of facilitating the conversation. REALLY POOR customer service.

It’s small and all bunched together in the corner parking lot is the casino but we had fun driving the go carts. It was super hot and no shade while waiting.
The guys that are in charge of the cars were really cool they even offered us half off to do the bungy swing… but there was no way in hell we were getting on that contraption lol.

This placed has changed so much over the years, trying to keep up with the demands of the new and more tech laden youth is probably a huge task for a «Family Fun Center». So many of the games you used to play at an arcade are beat by the games on our smartphones today. So the intensity and immersion needs to be stepped up. And of course the ticket games.
On our last visit we hit up the Laser Tag arena. Warning, the staff is really low key on being involved. So keeping a line is pretty much up to the people who are waiting. We didn’t know this until after being cut on by small group of young’ns. Not worth getting pissed about, but it may be worse on a Friday night, so keep it orderly people.
My son went through 4 vests before he found one with two unbroken buckles. The first one I put on was fine. My gun seemed to work fine and seemed to score properly as well. I don’t know if they have a bunch of broken vests or they just go half capacity to make it less crowded inside but they didn’t send in two full teams, just one team shooting each other up. I dunno, maybe they just were saving battery packs for the busier evening.
Inside it’s pretty well laid out for a good variety of ways to shoot your foes. Pretty good. The $ 1 a minute is a bit steep when you don’t really have a good amount of targets. I could have just sat and picked off little kids the whole time, but there isn’t any fun in that, I had to search out the other sedentary people who were sniping the clueless.
The place gets pretty hot pretty quick, so don’t have any more than one layer on before you enter the staging area, or you will boil in your own juices. They have some lockers up front, but I would rather just leave my crap in the car.
The price is pretty even, but they do have some happy hour specials on the laser tag and some other warfare type game. My best suggestion would be to call ahead if $ is tight. You don’t wanna get there and find you are a few bucks short.

You can kill some time in this place, but I will not make a special trip. Not much to do for a toddler. Bunch of stuff broken; some machines spew tickets out without control and kids grabbing them left and right, some don’t give tickets at all, only one working token dispenser. The place has a sad feel to it. Just bunch of equipment shoved into a warehouse. Next!
Thank you

I can describe this place in two words: birth control. Yep, you will be so disgusted and stressed over the chaos, disorganization, and uncleanliness you are sure to never want to have children. As if any dwelling that caters to hundreds of children isint frightening enough, this place lacks in every department. No joke at least half of the arcade games dont work. The ones that do work may or may not give you the tickets youre supposed to win. If you did get tickets it doesnt matter anyways because the line to put the tickets in ticket counter is 20 deep because it doesnt work right either. The play area for small kids is extremely dangerous because adults are not allowed in the play structure so kids under about 3 are shit out of luck. If youre an adult accompanying a child youre also shit out of luck because there is seating for about 8 adults in a place that accomodates a few hundred, so hopefully you like to stand for hours amongst screaming children. This place really could be a cash cow but it seems like such an after thought within the Grand Sierra that you are so much better off taking your kids pretty much anywhere but here. Coconut bowl does the same thing 10x better.

The area is huge but there could have been more games to fill the place with. Variety of games is lacking, while some of the games they had were not working correctly. It’s kinda ironic that while GSR is a nice «huge» and clean, some of the games were not working properly, thus game maintenance is really lacking!

We got $ 10 free fun quest credit for staying at GSR, and took that money to play the games there. Most games are 1 – 2 quarters. Their prizes are okay, not a great selection like chuck e cheese or dnbs.

This might be a nice place to go if you’re bored, done with gambling, etc, but be aware that all of their machines might not work properly.
Their skeeball lanes had missing balls and only two seemed to have the right about of balls.
Of the four basketball games, one had no balls and the other had one flat ball.
Other games seemed to be turned off or dinky.
Oh and the prizes weren’t too appealing either.
I’d much rather go back to Circus Circus where I’d have better winnings there

My nephews and I had a blast here. The place is very family oriented offering everything from arcades, table tennis, miniture golf, laser tag, bumper cars, shooting range and couches like at home. Arcade games were kinda pricey. We rather play on our PS3 or Xbox360.
We loved the 50 lane bowling alley opened 24 hours a day. For one game is $ 3.00 or for only $ 14.75 you get 4 games, a pitcher of beer or soda and a large pepperoni or cheese pizza. Available from noon to 11 pm daily. That was the best deal of all. The shoe rental was $ 4.00 and socks are $ 3.00. The staff at the bowling alley were really friendly.
We always come back here when we’re in town.

My husband heard lots of good things about the play area located at Grand Sierra so we decided to go check out the hype.
Grand Sierra is definitely GRAND. They have a movie theatre, bowling alley, boutiques, Round Table, ice cream shop, candy store and arcade.
Fun Quest had arcade games, skee ball, basketball, laser tag, party room, mini golf, bumper cars, a drop zone type ride and couches. I saw some parents sitting while their kids were off playing.
I thought the space they have for Fun Quest could’ve been utilized better. There was plenty of room for more games. I prefer Circus Circus over Fun Quest simply because there’s more for the kids to do and experience.