Slime Kitchen

Slime Kitchen inside Fashion Show Mall on the Las Vegas Strip is one of those activities that sounds gimmicky until you watch your kid's face when they're surrounded by 50 different slime ingredients and told to go wild. With a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 130 reviews, this is clearly hitting the mark for its target audience.

The concept is simple: kids come in, choose a slime base (butter, cloud, fishbowl, classic stretchy), then customize it with a dizzying array of mix-ins — colored pigments, glitter in every imaginable variety, foam beads, charms, scents, and more. Staff guides the process, helps with measurements, and ensures the slime actually comes out with the right texture. Every kid leaves with a container of something they genuinely made themselves.

What works especially well here is the curation. Home slime kits from the craft store give you maybe 5 options. Slime Kitchen has dozens, which makes kids who are already slime enthusiasts feel like they've entered a professional laboratory. The staff know their stuff and can troubleshoot if a kid's creation is too sticky or too stiff.

The Strip location inside Fashion Show Mall is genuinely convenient — it makes for an easy mid-Strip activity break, especially on hot days when you've been walking. The mall has a full food court and restaurants for before or after.

Expect to spend 45-90 minutes. Sessions are structured but not rigid. Book in advance on weekends, particularly if you have a specific time in mind — Strip foot traffic means walk-in slots can fill by mid-morning on Saturday and Sunday. This works best for ages 4-13; toddlers under 4 may find it frustrating to follow the process.