Flight Club gave us the kind of Vegas date we love: something to do together, good food to keep us there and drinks worth making time for. We were hosted to try the new fall happy hour items, and the visit ended up being about much more than a seasonal menu.
The games brought the competition, but the whole experience worked for us. We loved the atmosphere, and the service was fantastic. It felt like a complete night out rather than an activity we needed to build the rest of our evening around.
This is one of our favorite experiences in Vegas.
The Korean chicken bites and pretzel bites were standouts, and the Crimson Margarita gave the fall menu its own moment. We also explored beyond the happy hour items, ordering flatbread, mini tacos and sliders before finishing with warm cookies.
I went with the Kiwi Gimlet, while Kyle tried a tequila espresso martini. Between the food, cocktails and games, we had plenty of reasons to stay. We would happily come back with friends or make another date of it.
The cameras keep score.
Flight Club uses cameras and automatic tracking to score each throw. The technology takes the arithmetic out of darts and can capture an instant replay of the winning shot. You get to focus on the competition.
A modern take on a pub classicOur table between throws.
We tried the fall happy hour additions and a few more food and drink options. Here is what we actually ordered.
Korean chicken bites
One of the standouts from the fall happy hour items we tried.
Pretzel bites
Served with beer cheese and mustard. These were another standout from our visit.
Crimson Margarita
We tried this seasonal cocktail alongside the new fall bites.
Burrata flatbread
Part of our order beyond the fall happy hour items.
Cuban mini tacos
We added these to our spread of shareable plates.
Buffalo chicken sliders
Another food order we tried while making a full night of it.
Kiwi Gimlet
My cocktail choice for our competitive Vegas date.
Tequila espresso martini
Kyle’s cocktail order during our visit.
Warm cookies
We finished with a plate of warm cookies.
Plan your Vegas game night.
Book the darts ahead
Flight Club recommends reservations for Social Darts. Booking opens 14 days ahead, and a typical session lasts 90 minutes. Arrive 5 to 10 minutes early so your game time starts smoothly.
Time it around happy hour
The happy hour information shared for our visit was Monday through Friday, 3 PM to 6 PM, with $2 off draft beer, liquor and wine by the glass. Seasonal dishes and offers can change, so confirm the current schedule before planning around it.
Know the age policy
Guests age 12 and up can play before 5 PM with an adult. After 5 PM, the venue is for guests 21 and over. Keep that in mind if you are planning a family visit.
Find it inside the Venetian
Flight Club is in the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort, Palazzo Tower, Suite 2720. You can also visit the bar without booking darts, although a game reservation is the way to secure playing time.