Vegas Immersive District – Where the Future Comes to Life
- Aproveite Las Vegas
- Aug 16
- 2 min read
Get ready to embark on a new era of entertainment in Las Vegas!
The Área15 — now reimagined as the Vegas Immersive District — has just opened its highly anticipated expansion: Zone 2: The Terminals.
A renewed world of monumental art, sensory experiences, and irreverent fun — all within reach of your senses.
Welcome to the Dimension of the Unprecedented
Expanded space: The complex has now doubled its original area with eight new buildings housing entertainment, dining, and retail spaces.
The iconic fuselage of the Boeing 747, a Burning Man symbol, reemerges as a spectacular venue for events and nightlife. At 150 feet of pure visual impact, it is the new landmark of the district.
New Must-See Experiences and Attractions
Universal Horror Unleashed: A next-level permanent horror experience with four themed houses based on iconic franchises like The Exorcist, Friday the 13th, Universal’s Classic Monsters, and Scarecrow: The Reaping.
Interstellar Arc (Felix & Paul Studios): A futuristic journey toward the 26th century, redefining storytelling in the digital universe.
The Escape Game: Immersive challenges with clues and puzzles in meticulously themed environments.
iFLY Indoor Skydiving: The thrill of skydiving in a controlled, safe environment with cutting-edge technology.
Museum of Ice Cream: The world’s largest flagship, featuring an ice-cream buffet, themed suites, sprinkle pool, and even a pink bus.
Retail and dining that make your heart race: Dolls Kill, Chilango’s Tacos, Saint Honoré Doughnuts & Beignets, and more.
Monumental Art and Cultural Impact
The expansion brings an impressive collection of more than 60 sculptures and 30 murals, establishing itself as the largest permanent installation of monumental art in the American Southwest.
An Irresistible Invitation
Las Vegas has just reinvented itself as the epicenter of immersive entertainment. The Vegas Immersive District is not just a new attraction, but a revolution in what we can (still) expect from art, storytelling, and sensory experiences.
If you’re looking to escape the conventional, consider yourself summoned!
