Museum of Ice Cream will open its newest location in Las Vegas next month, bringing immersive ice cream-themed experiences and entertainment-inspired attractions to AREA15.
Museum of Ice Cream to Open in Las Vegas’ AREA15
Museum of Ice Cream will open its largest location yet on July 3 at AREA15’s Zone 2 in Las Vegas, with tickets starting at $42. The new location joins the brand’s existing locations in New York, Miami, Chicago, Boston, and Singapore.
The location will occupy a new 30,000-square-foot space in the immersive entertainment district. It features 14 immersive experiences inspired by the fun and glamour of Las Vegas. Guests can enjoy interactive exhibits, themed rooms, and unlimited ice cream.
“Half a decade in the making. That’s what Museum of Ice Cream Las Vegas represents. We didn’t come to Las Vegas to do what we’ve done before. We came to build the wildest, most immersive, most interactive experience we have ever created,” says Manish Vora, Co-Founder & CEO of Museum of Ice Cream.
“The world’s largest ice cream buffet. A two-story Sprinkle Pool. Five slides, including the longest double-helix slide in Vegas. A tattoo parlor. A wedding chapel. This is not Museum of Ice Cream 2.0. This is Museum of Ice Cream, only in Las Vegas.”
Highlights of the New Location
Museum of Ice Cream in Las Vegas blends the brand’s signature experiences with the city’s playful spirit. It features The Golden Scoop Buffet, where an all-you-can-eat ice cream buffet serves more than 20 flavors. The Little Pink Chapel is a wedding chapel where visitors can make friendship bracelets and even host weddings or private events.
The space also includes The Sprinkle Pool, where guests can enjoy the largest Sprinkle Pool in the world with two-story slides. The Big Top Taste features an ice cream-themed magic show with tastings. The Ribbon’s Costume Shop offers nearly 100 outfits available for purchase or rent.
The Cone-sino serves as a family-friendly entertainment area featuring ice cream-themed games, drinks, and snacks. There are five slides throughout the museum, including the longest double-helix slide in Las Vegas.
The Lucky Cherry Ink Tattoo Parlor offers customers ice cream-inspired temporary tattoos. The attraction also includes three themed hotel-style suites and a vintage-inspired supper club.
