The ultimate venue for entertainment would have to have a location in Las Vegas, wouldn’t it?
F1 Arcade, which offers an immersive racing experience with state-of-the art simulators, watch parties, food & drink, and more, seems to think so. The brand has outposts in Boston, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia; and now it’s preparing to open its first location in Las Vegas.
This week, What Now came across licensing paperwork submitted to Clark County for an F1 Arcade at 3500 Las Vegas Blvd S, in the Forum Shops at Caesars. And sure enough, it’s already searchable on Google Maps.
“F1® Arcade Las Vegas will bring its show-stopping hospitality and electrifying atmosphere to The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, which is attached to the destination’s iconic Caesars Palace Las Vegas,” says a description provided to Google. “Covering over 21,000 square feet, spanning two floors with an exceptional terrace offering views of the Las Vegas strip, the flagship Las Vegas venue will be the largest F1 Arcade to date.”
Details on the food menu have yet to be released. The Boston menu features a raw bar, plus Sharing Plates ranging from Hummus to Pretzel Sticks, to Wagyu Beef Sliders. There’s also plenty of cocktails.
What Now reached out on Thursday to F1 Arcade president Jon Gardner to ask about plans for the Las Vegas rollout. Gardner was not immediately available for comment.
You can keep up with all things F1 Arcade by following @f1arcadeusa on Instagram.
