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The Racing Zone

Las Vegas, United StatesOpen today 12pm–9pmFrom US$69 per hour

Overview

The Racing Zone is a sim racing centre at 384 E Tropicana Ave Suite 120 in Las Vegas. It sells time on full motion racing simulators by the hour, with more than 400 cars and more than 200 tracks to pick from, including go-karts, GT cars, single seaters and Formula cars on circuits such as Monza, the Nürburgring and Silverstone.

Two rig types are sold by the hour. The Esport Sim has a motion platform with smooth, predictable movement. The Pro Sim adds a fourth axis of motion and three 45 inch curved monitors for a 180 degree view. Staff walk every driver through the basics, and each rig can be set anywhere from friendly to professional level realism.

The room has a track themed bar and lounge. Thursday is race night, and the centre also runs coaching through its Racing Academy and hosts group events.

What to Expect

  • The Esport Sim is where the operator sends first timers and bigger groups, with a motion platform that is easy to read on a first lap. The Pro Sim adds a fourth axis, so the rear stepping out and weight shifting through a corner come through the seat, and its three curved 45 inch monitors give a 180 degree view.
  • The sessions page also describes an Ultimate rig: a full 4DOF motion chassis with a high end VR headset.
  • Cars run from go-karts to GT cars to single seaters and Formula cars. Modes are solo, against AI, or multiplayer with your group.
  • Drivers race head to head in real time even when they pick different cars or tracks, and a group can have a private lobby. Thursday race night puts four cars on four tracks, with a weekly theme posted on the centre's Instagram.
  • Between races the track themed bar and lounge serves drinks, and the Racing Academy coaches newcomers and experienced racers.
  • Bringing friends or family? The centre hosts birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate team building and private competitions, and can customise the racing format. Friends race each other from separate rigs in the same room.
  • Best way to experience it: Start on the Esport Sim, the rig the operator points first timers and bigger groups to, then step up to the Pro Sim for the fourth axis of motion and the triple screens. A group that wants to race each other suits Thursday race night.

Things to Note

  • Hours are Sunday to Thursday 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM and Friday and Saturday 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Call 702-529-4139 to confirm hours and availability before heading out.
  • Standard sessions run 60 minutes. Longer private sessions can be booked, and endurance races run several hours.
  • The Esport Sim is US$69 per hour and the Pro Sim is US$79 per hour. Thursday Race Night is US$129 per seat on either rig, 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
  • Booking is online at booking.theracingzone.com, where a booking takes up to 20 drivers. Group events go through the enquiry form on theracingzone.com, and more notice allows a more personalised event.
  • Each driver must be at least 52 inches tall and 300 lbs or under because of the full motion rigs. No racing experience or training is needed.
  • Digital gift cards are sold on the website.
  • Last verified: 4 November 2026
  • Official link: https://theracingzone.com/

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