Las Vegas isn’t just for adults: F1 Arcade Las Vegas just announced its new Family Racing Experience, allowing family travelers to try their hand at Formula 1 racing in a simulated setting. The experience, designed for families of three–five, is a full-motion, 30-minute racing simulator engaging the whole family in some friendly competition.
Drivers must be at least 7 years old to race independently, allowing both parents and kids to compete simultaneously across the world’s most iconic tracks. Live leaderboards and timing only add to bragging rights among the family, with difficulty levels making the experience even more approachable for first-time drivers and competitive for seasoned racers.
The Family Racing Experience is available Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to noon, with packages starting at $39 for three guests, $49 for four guests and $59 for five guests.
After racing, families can enjoy a wide range of dishes offered at F1 Arcade Las Vegas, including burgers, flatbreads, tacos and shareable plates. The arcade also offers a dedicated kids menu for diners aged 12 and under, such as fried chicken tenders, pepperoni pizza, mac and cheese, and more. Kids can even enjoy a full meal (including a main dish, drink and chocolate fudge brownie) for just $10.
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