Field trips and school group outings in Las Vegas
Game Nest hosts field trips, school groups, scout troops, and youth outings on a private, easy-to-budget package — safe, supervised, and genuinely fun for students of every age.
A field trip that doesn't feel like a field trip
Most field trip options in Las Vegas fall into two categories: educational but forgettable, or fun but chaotic to manage as a group. Game Nest was built to split the difference. The arcade sits on a 10,000-square-foot floor in Chinatown, with imported Japanese rhythm, racing, and shooting machines alongside retro classics — the same lineup that's earned Game Nest coverage from Las Vegas Weekly and a spot on Every Day Vegas' list of the city's arcade treasures.
Once your group arrives, students get unlimited hourly play across the floor — no counting tokens, no running out of credits mid-visit. Teachers and chaperones can regroup the class in a reserved area between rounds, and Kafe Nesto handles snacks and meals on-site, so there's no need to plan an outside lunch stop. If your group also wants to celebrate afterward, the same space works for a birthday party or year-end celebration — and if you have logistics questions before booking, our FAQ page covers the basics of how the play card system works.
Built for groups, not just individual visitors
Coordinating a school or youth group outing comes with its own logistics. Game Nest is set up to make that part easy.
One flat cost to budget
Unlimited hourly play means no tracking individual tokens or credits per student — one predictable cost for the group.
A cultural experience, not just games
Many of our machines are imported directly from Japan — a hands-on introduction to Japanese arcade culture students won't find at a typical entertainment venue.
Every age and skill level
From first-timers on retro classics to older students on rhythm and racing games, the lineup gives every student something to enjoy.
Food handled in-house
Kafe Nesto can provide snacks and meals on-site, so there's no need to coordinate outside catering for the group.
A clean, supervised space
Game Nest is a family-friendly, well-lit venue with staff on-site throughout your visit.
Custom scheduling
Weekday daytime slots can be arranged outside of normal peak hours to fit school schedules.
What a group visit looks like
Unlimited hourly play
Students can move between machines freely for the length of the visit — no per-game cost to manage.
Reserved group space
Groups get a designated area to gather, eat, and regroup between rounds of play.
Kafe Nesto food options
Snacks, meals, and drinks available on-site so the group doesn't need to leave for lunch.
On-site staff support
Our team is on the floor throughout your visit to help with machines, questions, and logistics.
Planning your group's visit
Reach out
Contact Game Nest with your group size, preferred date, and what kind of group you're bringing.
Get a custom package
Our team tailors pricing and scheduling to your group's size and needs — there's no one-size-fits-all rate.
Confirm your date
Weekday and daytime slots fill up during school-trip season, so booking a few weeks ahead is recommended.
Show up and play
Walk in, get set up on your play cards, and let the group loose on the floor.
Common questions
Does Game Nest host field trips and school groups?
Yes. Game Nest regularly hosts field trips, school groups, scout troops, and youth outings with custom packages built around your group's size and schedule.
How much does a school group or field trip visit cost?
Pricing is customized to group size, day, and length of visit rather than a fixed rate. Contact our team with your details and we'll put together a package and quote for your group.
What's the best age range for a Game Nest field trip?
Game Nest is family-friendly and welcomes all ages. The lineup includes retro classics and simple games for younger students alongside rhythm, racing, and shooting games older students tend to gravitate toward.
Can our group get food on-site?
Yes. Kafe Nesto operates inside Game Nest and can provide snacks, meals, and drinks so your group doesn't need to plan an outside lunch.
How far in advance should we book?
A few weeks ahead is recommended, especially for weekday daytime slots during peak school-trip season, since availability is limited.
What about chaperones and group supervision?
Chaperone requirements and group supervision details are worked out directly with our team when you book, based on your group's size and age range.
Bring your class, troop, or camp to Game Nest
Tell us your group size and dates, and we'll build a package that fits — unlimited play and Kafe Nesto food included.