HyperX Esports Arena Las Vegas - Arena Guide

• Super Smash Bros - Smash Masters League: Battle for Vegas 2018
• Street Fighter - Capcom Cup 2018
• Playtime with KittyPlays 2019
• Day One Tom Clancy's The Division 2 2019
• League of Legends - All-Star Las Vegas 2019
• Rainbow 6 - Allied Esports Vegas Minor 2019
• Rocket League - HyperX Esports Arena Showmatch 2021

The main attraction is the 1 ,400 sq ft Arena Atage, with a 50 ft LED screen, and 2 smaller rectangle LED screens beside it. The stage itself doesn’t have any permanent fixtures, but is instead a blank canvas in which any Esports event could be set up.

Similarly the stage floor normally has a bunch of different PC and console desks set up which can be easily replaced with seating for larger events.

We are big fans of this design of an Esports stadium, having their cake and eating it, being able to allow the public access to the space for gaming every day, but also having the ability to host large Esports events in their back pocket.

We think this design will crop up more and more in the future, as it seems like the most economically viable way to set up an area, rather than dedicated to purely spectating, or purely gaming.

Outside of the most main arena space are 2 dedicated barcades where you can play some causal video games and stock up on Red Bull (or whatever the kids are drinking these days), as well as several private gaming lounges that are violable to rent per hour. You can also pay by the hour to use of the systems, making it a great location to just drop by and chill out for a while in.

Interior view of HyperX Esports Arena Las Vegas

Opened in March 2018 by Allied Esports, the HyperX Esports Arena Las Vegas was create dat the Luxor Hotel and Casino in place of the LAX nightclub, giving a certain nightclub feel to the venue.

It wasn’t long before PC giant HyperX jumped in and decided to sponsor the space starting in 2019.

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge each image of Arena.

Getting to this Esports Arena is really simple, whether coming from the Mccarran International Airport or the Interstate 15. Detailed driving instructions can be found on the official Luxor Website.

There’s always plenty of parking at the Luxor Parking Garage, located nearby.

Luckily there is an International Airport just a stones throw away from this Arena. Although the McCarran International Airport is right next to the arena, you’d need to walk around the entire airport to get here. So it’d take you about an hour’s walk before you get to the arena, or you can take a 10 minute drive.