The Midway

Visiting The Midway in Las Vegas during the daytime might not be the best idea, as the atmosphere can be quite bleak without the energy of a lively crowd. The place has an eerie, deserted feel, reminiscent of an abandoned arcade from a horror movie. Most of the games are typical carnival-style setups aimed at quickly emptying your wallet. The steep cost of around $2 per play is particularly disappointing, especially when compared to the excitement you might find at a Casino for the same price. If the prices were more reasonable, it might attract more visitors and become a more enjoyable experience.

Recently renovated and under new ownership, The Midway in Las Vegas is bringing back the magic with over $60 million in upgrades. With a variety of new games and state-of-the-art technology, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Visitors of all ages will have a blast at this attraction. It was definitely the highlight of our trip and I highly recommend checking it out.

The Midway at Circus Circus in Las Vegas is a far cry from its former glory. It seems like this iconic attraction is on its last legs. If you find yourself considering a visit to Circus Circus, maybe take a moment to re-evaluate your choices. During our recent stay at the Resorts World next door, we decided to visit The Midway for old times' sake. Unfortunately, the show we witnessed was lackluster and felt like it was desperately seeking applause. It was surprising to see people being seated 30 minutes before a mere 5-minute show. Furthermore, the games at The Midway are incredibly overpriced for the tickets required to win cheap, throwaway items. It's a shame to see such a beloved attraction fall so short of its former reputation.

The staff at The Midway were helpful when my family redeemed points on a Tuesday evening. The atmosphere was quiet and not crowded, making it a good option for those who want to avoid large crowds.

I used to frequent The Midway at Circus Circus in Las Vegas on a regular basis, but lately I have noticed a decline in the variety of stuffed animals and plushies available as prizes. The same ones seem to be there every week with only a few new additions. It's disappointing that they are not keeping up with the latest trends in plushies. Additionally, there seems to be an issue with the person in charge of ordering new prizes, as there have been accusations of racism. It's not acceptable to blame delays on Chinese New Year celebrations and express negative sentiments towards the Chinese community. It is time for a change in leadership at The Midway. It's concerning that team members at Circus Circus may exhibit racist behavior, especially towards the Asian community. It's important for businesses to have inclusive and respectful staff members.

The accommodations at The Midway are somewhat outdated, but they make up for it with their fun games and booths in the midway. Guests can also enjoy free circus performances every hour. It's a decent spot to spend some quality time with the family.