Strip interactive entertainment concept files for bankruptcy
A high-tech, social gaming venue on the Strip has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to court documents.
Electric Playhouse NV LLC, which operates the Electric Playhouse inside The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, filed its petition Monday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Nevada. The company did not specify a reason for the filing.
The company listed between $1 million and $10 million in assets and liabilities. A list of the company’s 20 largest unsecured creditors shows total claims exceeding $4.4 million.
The bankruptcy clerk filed a notice on Tuesday stating that Electric Playhouse NV’s petition was incomplete, missing several required financial statements, creditor lists and disclosures. The company has a limited time to correct the deficiencies or risk dismissal of the case.
Electric Playhouse is an interactive entertainment concept that combines motion-activated gaming with dining and social experiences. The Albuquerque-based company opened its first location in New Mexico in 2021 and expanded to Las Vegas in June 2024, occupying about 10,000 square feet on the Terrace Level of The Forum Shops.
As of Tuesday morning, Electric Playhouse remains open to the public, and staff were unaware of any impending changes to its hours of operation.
The venue features dozens of motion-activated games and immersive experiences that use sensors and 360-degree projection mapping to transform walls, floors and tables into reactive digital environments. Guests’ movements serve as controllers, eliminating the need for headsets or handheld devices.
Electric Playhouse is not affiliated with Caesars Entertainment, Vici Properties or Simon Property Group, which operates The Forum Shops.
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