We did the CSI experience yesterday morning and enjoyed it. We got our tickets in a small ticket kiosk on The Strip which cost us $22 each; normally they are around $40. I don't think we would have paid full for the tickets but it...More

If you like Escape Rooms you will love CSI too. You become Special Agents and are ask to solve a murder. It takes about 40 minutes.

No staff interaction, left to wander round and read clues which are above the section you're investigating so easy to find, you could complete it in 10 mins if you wanted to Still enjoyed it but wanted a bit of a challenge The pics are...More

This experience takes you through the eyes of an investigator and forensics specialist. You are given a scenario and a chance to be able to do your own investigation and then brought to different stages in coming to a conclusion.

We're a competitive couple and absolutely had to do this experience. I felt as though I was being graded, but I passed and we enjoy looking at our photos taken at the end.

An interesting way to spend an hour putting those little grey cells to the test. As you'd expect the photos at the end are expensive but hey you don't have to buy them.

The girls that worked there didn't seem too interested in helping the customers, they thought it was funny that some computers weren't working good. The experience was a little boring and not much of a challenge for older kids. Wouldn't want to pay full price...More

This is an activity included on the Go Las Vegas Pass. You get to solve one crime scene with the pass. You can opt to buy another 1 or 2 if you would like to do so. The first step was the initial crime scene...More

*paid for with Go Las Vegas card 5 day pass* I basically begged my friends to go to this as I am a CSI nerd! Their lack of enthusiasm did put a damper on it, but I also think it could have been done a...More

I begged the others in our group to do this with me and I felt the need to apologize when we finished. We were so eager to solve the crime and spent so much time at the first step examining the crime scene, but it...More