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F1 Arcade, the exclusive Formula 1 bar and racing simulation venue, revealed on Tuesday its plans to establish a third location in Las Vegas next year. Built on top of its recent debut in Boston, the Las Vegas location will be situated in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace and will occupy an impressive 21,000 square feet on two floors, offering stunning views of the renowned Las Vegas Strip. When it opens in 2025, it will become the largest F1 Arcade facility to date. Visitors can expect the famous F1-themed bar, as well as a multitude of simulators to provide an authentic F1 driver experience and screens showing all Grand Prix races. The addition of Las Vegas follows F1 Arcade’s expansion strategy, which aims to open more than 30 locations in the United States, with Boston and Washington DC already planned for the fall of 2024. Jon Gardner, President of F1 Arcade USA, expressed his excitement for the upcoming location in Las Vegas, stating: « We are thrilled to introduce the F1 Arcade experience to the vibrant Las Vegas Strip, following the successful launch of our first US location in Boston Seaport last month. The thrilling experience of fans competing against each other on legendary circuits, while enjoying the view of the Las Vegas Strip, will be truly exceptional. » The decision to expand to Las Vegas comes after the first F1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas in 2023, with Emily Prazer, F1 and Las Vegas GP Commercial Director, noting: « As Formula 1 continues to build on the success of last year’s inaugural Grand Prix, it is exciting to witness the growing presence of F1 in Las Vegas through the establishment of a prominent F1 Arcade. This latest location announcement demonstrates the growing demand for F1 in Las Vegas and will undoubtedly become a must-visit attraction for visitors beyond race weekend. » F1 Arcade, which bills itself as the « leading official experiential hospitality brand of F1, » launched its flagship location in London in December 2022.
