Henderson Sport & Social at 3375 St. Rose Parkway has been open since mid-October. News 3 covered the ribbon-cutting on Oct. 15, and 8 News Now reported the doors open on Oct. 19. The complex covers 180,000 square feet on two levels. Inside are 20 bowling lanes, laser tag, outdoor mini golf, Krazy Darts, an arcade, basketball and volleyball courts, indoor turf, a gym upstairs and a large bar and dining area in the middle of the ground floor.
It looks and runs like a private family entertainment center, but the City of Henderson paid for most of it. That's why the prices that matter most to anyone who lives here aren't the ones in big type. Henderson residents get 20% off, and that discount is posted on the attraction price list, the bowling league signup and the membership page. With a Henderson ID, nearly every line on the price sheet comes down by a fifth.
Henderson Paid for Most of the Building
The City Council approved design and construction in December 2024. The city's announcement put the total project cost at $70 million, with KemperSports contributing $10 million. The rest of the one-time costs came from the Public Infrastructure Bond Sale, the West Henderson Development Fund and the City Municipal Facilities Fund. That puts roughly $60 million of the cost on city funding sources. KemperSports is a Chicago-based sports facility management company, and it operates the venue and runs the programming.
The city has pitched the project two ways. Mayor Michelle Romero told the Las Vegas Sun that "this public-private partnership will attract tournaments and visitors, support local businesses, create jobs and generate economic activity." The same report framed the complex as a response to recreation demand on the city's west side, where new subdivisions have outgrown recreational capacity in recent years. The 2024 release says the partnership lets the city provide the facility "without long-term financial impact on residents."
The resident discount is how that local funding shows up when you pay. The facility is open to everyone with no membership required, so visitors from Summerlin or the southwest valley can bowl here too. They just pay the full posted price.
Where the 20% Is Posted
The city's West Henderson Fieldhouse page says residents are eligible for "20% discounts on all recreational programming and activities." Here is where the facility's own pages post it:
- Attractions. The attractions price list carries "20% OFF FOR HENDERSON RESIDENTS" above the prices for bowling, VIP bowling, laser tag, mini golf and Krazy Darts.
- Leagues. The adult bowling league page says "Henderson residents receive 20% off registration fees."
- Memberships. The membership page lists "Henderson Local 20% OFF" with its other discounts, next to $15 off for seniors 60 and older and $10 off for military and first responders.
The membership page also sets the rule for claiming it: you "must show valid id upon first visit for discounts." Bring your ID the first time you go.
Members get a separate 10% discount on parties, food and beverage, league and tournament registration and entertainment attractions. The arcade is excluded from that one.
The Price Sheet With a Henderson ID
These are the posted attraction prices next to the same prices at 20% off. Weekend rates apply Friday through Sunday and on holidays.
| Activity | Mon–Thu posted | Mon–Thu resident | Fri–Sun posted | Fri–Sun resident |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bowling, per lane per hour, up to 6 people | $45 | $36 | $55 | $44 |
| VIP bowling, per lane per hour | $55 | $44 | $75 | $60 |
| Krazy Darts, per bay, up to 8 people | $55 | $44 | $65 | $52 |
| Mini golf, 18 holes, per person | $12 | $9.60 | $15 | $12 |
| Laser tag, 1 game per person | $10 | $8 | $10 | $8 |
Laser tag is also sold in bundles: $17 for two games and $25 for three, which come to $13.60 and $20 at the resident rate. Bowling shoes are a flat $5 a pair. You can buy activities one at a time or bundle them in multi-attraction passes, the Review-Journal reported after opening.
The day you go matters about as much as the discount does. A Henderson resident bowling on a Tuesday pays $36 for the lane, and a non-resident on Saturday pays $55 for the same lane, about 50% more. For a group of four, a Saturday afternoon at resident prices works out like this. One standard lane-hour is $44, plus $20 in shoes. Mini golf is $48 and one round of laser tag is $32. That's $144 before anyone orders food.
When a Membership Starts Paying for Itself
The membership tiers decide whether the entertainment side of the building costs extra for you. Posted monthly prices are:
- Fitness, $60: fitness center, group fitness classes, locker rooms and showers
- Family, $175: the same fitness access for up to four people
- Social, $155: the fitness membership plus bowling, laser tag, mini golf and Krazy Darts access, along with monthly arcade promotions
All memberships include priority registration for leagues, tournaments and events, plus basketball, soccer, volleyball and pickleball open play. Open play has limited availability and runs on a posted schedule. Most memberships also carry a $50 annual fee that covers account setup.
With the 20% local discount, the fitness tier comes to $48 a month and the social tier to $124. The $76 difference is what an individual pays each month for the entertainment access. At resident weeknight prices, that's about the cost of two lane-hours of bowling, or close to two weeknight Krazy Darts bays. If you'd use the gym anyway and bowl or throw darts more than twice a month, the social tier covers more than it costs. If the attractions are an occasional night out, you'll do better on the fitness tier, paying the resident rate when you play and taking the member 10% off food and drinks.
The family tier works differently. At $175 posted, it costs more than the social tier but covers gym access only, for up to four people. A household where only one adult wants the bowling and darts access can compare one social membership against the family plan before picking.
The Building That Opened Differs From the 2024 Plan
The amenity list the City Council approved in December 2024 described a 160,000-square-foot building with 24 bowling lanes, axe throwing, outdoor mini golf, a redemption arcade and laser tag. It also included four 84-by-50-foot basketball courts that convert to eight volleyball courts and two 200-by-100-foot synthetic turf fields. The building that opened is 180,000 square feet with 20 lanes, six of them VIP lanes. It has Krazy Darts, which wasn't on the 2024 list, and axe throwing doesn't appear on the opening list.
The sports side is still the core of the building. The leagues page lists youth basketball, soccer, volleyball, bowling and flag football, plus youth development programs. The same five sports run as adult leagues, with fees that vary by league and season. The courts also host pickleball, dodgeball, cornhole and futsal open play. KemperSports CEO Steve Skinner explained the company's interest at the ribbon-cutting, as quoted by the Review-Journal: "We really like these types of projects, because it has something for everyone."
The location matches the 2024 plan. The complex sits behind Chicken N Pickle at St. Rose and Maryland Parkways.
The opening also landed during a shift in Henderson's family recreation. On Oct. 26, the owners of Cowabunga Bay at 900 Galleria Drive announced the waterpark won't reopen for the 2027 season, the Review-Journal reported, and the company will focus on Cowabunga Canyon in Summerlin. The new complex is indoors, so it doesn't depend on the season.
Before the First Visit
- Gym hours: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week.
- Child watch: Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to noon and 3:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. to noon.
- Holidays: open every day of the year except Christmas Day.
- Food: a single full-service restaurant and full bar with a from-scratch kitchen. The menu includes a $16 smash burger, a $17 Korean crispy chicken sandwich, a $20 16-inch cheese pizza and shareable boards, among them a $39 Korean street market board and a $41 game day board.
- Questions about memberships: (702) 899-0242 or [email protected].
The cheapest way to try the place is a Monday through Thursday visit. Bring your Henderson ID that first time, since that's when the discount gets set up.
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