Fantasy Faire

Las Vegas, United States

5

1 review

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+1 702-262-1658
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Excalibur 3850 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV, 89109
The Strip
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
470 ftExcalibur Hotel
620 ftExcalibur North
720 ftRTC Bus Stop 2813
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1 review of Fantasy Faire

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Place rating: 5
Claremont, CA
I would play here as a kid every time I stayed at Excalibur back in the early 1990’s and would have a blast with the games and the magic motion machine ride. The games back then cost around $ 1 to $ 3 but has slowly creeped up throughout the years. They still have the same games since the Excalibur open like the ball in the basket, the witch in the stew, guess your weight, height and age game, water gun and the rolling ball game.
Recently they removed the fountain out on the front of the stairs leading to the arcade, added some food and juice stands, and more arcade games. Oh the memories.