
A weekday bowling lane can cost as little as $7.50 per person if six people share it, before shoe rental. Henderson Sport & Social also offers mini golf, laser tag, an arcade, sports programs, and a fitness center at its West Henderson location. Here’s what activities cost, how the 20% Henderson resident discount works, and what to confirm before you go.
What you’ll find at Henderson Sport & Social
The 180,000-square-foot facility at 3375 St. Rose Parkway combines a Social House, indoor sports spaces, a fitness center, dining, and event rooms. You can visit the Social House, join a sports program, or book an experience without buying a fitness membership. Only the Fitness Center requires one.
The Social House has 20 bowling lanes, including six VIP lanes, a two-level laser tag arena, a 6,000-square-foot arcade, outdoor 18-hole mini golf, and Krazy Darts. The restaurant and bar serve food and drinks, and bowlers can order lane-side.
The sports complex includes four courts and two indoor turf fields. The venue schedules leagues, camps, practices, tournaments, and court or field rentals. Its fitness center offers group classes and training, while Child Watch runs on a separate schedule.
Current Social House prices
The venue sets different prices by activity and day. Bowling is charged by the lane, while mini golf and laser tag are priced per person.
The arcade has about 60 games, but its card pricing is separate from the attraction prices above. Check the current attractions page for arcade offers and any updated rates. |
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Passes and fitness memberships
If you want to try more than one attraction, the venue sells three passes in person at the front desk:
The fitness memberships are monthly: $60 for one person, $175 for a family of up to four, or $155 for the Social Membership, which adds bowling, laser tag, mini golf, Krazy Darts, and arcade promotions. The venue says most memberships also carry a $50 annual fee, so confirm the first-year total before enrolling.
How the Henderson resident discount applies
The City of Henderson says residents qualify for 20% off eligible programming and activities, and the venue advertises 20% off for Henderson residents on its attractions page. Its membership page also lists a 20% local discount and says guests must show a valid ID on their first visit.
The public pages do not spell out every item the discount covers. Before paying, ask whether the 20% applies to the specific attraction, pass, membership, arcade credit, or sports registration you want. Sports leagues and camps publish their own fees and registration terms.
Hours, reservations and family details
The venue’s schedule separates hours by area:
Social House walk-ins are welcome. Book bowling, Krazy Darts, or a party ahead for busy evenings and weekends; laser tag, mini golf, and attraction passes are purchased in person.
Child Watch’s age limits and reservation rules are not listed online. The outdoor mini golf course may close in bad weather. Call (702) 899-0242 to confirm availability, current rates, or details before you go.
At a glance
Henderson Sport & Social can work for a quick game, a family outing, a workout, or a scheduled league. Check the price and booking terms for your specific activity before you head over. |



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Child watch at the Fitness Center caught my eye. I'd like to know the age limits and whether you need to reserve a spot.
Child watch is listed among the Fitness Center offerings, but we couldn’t confirm its age limits or reservation rules. Please call the venue at (702) 899-0242 before you go.
If you're going on a weekend, check the attraction hours first. The sports side stays open later, but that might not mean mini golf does.
Omar LewisGood point. We went for mini golf once and found out it was closed even though the building was still open.
Glad the Social House doesn't require a fitness membership. I wasn't sure if you could just stop in for bowling.
The $60 MVP Pass seems steep unless you plan to do everything. I'd probably start with the two-attraction pass.
Does the 20% Henderson resident discount apply to the sports leagues? That's the part I'd want to know before signing up.
Dave ThompsonSame question here. The article says eligible programs, but I'd want the league fee confirmed before registering.
Bowling and mini golf in one place sounds handy when the kids can't agree on a plan.