The Cheapest Night at Henderson Sport & Social Falls on a Weeknight

"This will give them something to do as well," Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero said at the October 15 ribbon-cutting, according to KTNV. She was talking about the siblings who come along when one child has a game. The building has two jobs. It is a sports venue meant to draw teams from out of town, and it is an entertainment center for everyone else. For Seven Hills households, both jobs show up in the price list. The tournament side shapes the weekends. The cheapest visits run Monday through Thursday.

Henderson Sport & Social sits at 3375 St. Rose Parkway, 89052, the same ZIP code as Seven Hills. It's at the corner of St. Rose and Maryland parkways. It opened to the public with a grand opening on October 16 and 17, 2026.

A Building Financed to Host Tournaments

Until May of this year it was called the West Henderson Fieldhouse. KemperSports announced the new name, Henderson Sport & Social, on May 27, as KSNV reported. The old name matches what the city first planned. Henderson's project page describes a 180,000-square-foot, two-level facility with four convertible basketball courts and two hybrid turf fields covering 40,000 square feet. The project cost $70 million. Funding came from the private partner plus one-time public sources, including a public infrastructure bond sale and the West Henderson Development Fund. The city lists the economic case alongside it. It projects $1.5 million in annual tax revenue and $39.1 million in total annual economic output, and it says the venue "attracts sports tournaments both locally and regionally."

The tournaments arrived before the public grand opening. The Border League, a high school basketball showcase, ran October 2 through 6 as the venue's first hosted event. About 300 boys' and girls' teams from 27 states and four countries came, and games aired on ESPN, NBA TV and BallerTV platforms, according to the venue's announcement. General manager Jeff Swanlund said in that announcement that the facility intends to be "a community catalyst to bring visitors to our community." The Coach Wootten Top 150 Showcase was scheduled for October 1 and 2. On grand-opening weekend, KTNV reported that the complex was hosting a taekwondo tournament. KemperSports CEO Steve Skinner told KTNV the company hopes the facility will bring more people to Henderson.

Where the Weekend Premium Shows Up

The tournament business explains the courts and turf fields. The Social House is the part most Seven Hills residents will use: bowling, a 6,000-square-foot arcade with 60 games and 100 player stations, two-level laser tag, Krazy Darts, and an 18-hole outdoor mini golf course with natural landscaping. Most activities on the venue's attractions page have two prices, a Monday-through-Thursday rate and a higher rate for Friday through Sunday and holidays.

Shoe rental is $5 for both bowling tiers. The biggest weekend jump on the list is VIP bowling, which goes from $55 to $75 per lane-hour. That's about 36% more for the same hour on the same lane. Mini golf and standard bowling go up about 25% and 22%. Laser tag is the only activity with one price all week.

The venue also says, in its party-booking FAQ, that "our evenings and weekends book quickly" and advises reserving ahead. Weekends cost more and fill up first, in a building that is also hosting tournament teams and their families.

The Henderson Discount Stacks on the Weekday Rate

Seven Hills is inside the City of Henderson, so its residents qualify for the venue's local pricing. The attractions page puts "20% OFF FOR HENDERSON RESIDENTS" right above the price list. The memberships page lists "Henderson Local 20% OFF" and adds that you "must show valid id upon first visit for discounts." The city describes the discount as applying to "all recreational programming and activities."

Applied to the listed prices, the 20% discount brings standard bowling on a Tuesday to $36 per lane-hour before shoes, compared with $55 on a Saturday at full price. Mini golf for a family of four comes to $38.40 on a weeknight with the discount, compared with $60 at the full weekend rate. Pair the resident discount with a Monday-through-Thursday visit and the same activities cost a little over a third less than a Saturday at full price.

The published pages don't say whether the resident discount covers food and drink. The kitchen cooks from scratch and serves shareable boards, handhelds and a full bar. Menu examples include a Korean street market board at $39, a smash burger at $16 and a 16-inch cheese pizza at $20, according to the venue's dining page. Social House hours, arcade card prices and the open-play schedule are posted on the venue's own site and change more often than a price list does.

When a Membership Covers the Math

For households that would come back every week, the membership tiers change the math. The memberships page lists:

• Fitness, $60 per month: fitness center access, group fitness classes, locker rooms and showers
• Family, $175 per month: the same fitness access for up to four people
• Social, $155 per month: the fitness membership plus bowling, laser tag, mini golf and Krazy Darts access, along with monthly arcade promotions

The venue says most memberships include a $50 annual fee for account setup. Members also get a 10% discount on parties, food and beverage, and entertainment attractions excluding the arcade, plus league and tournament registration fees. They get priority access to league, tournament and event registration and limited open play for basketball, soccer, volleyball and pickleball. The fitness center is open seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Social tier costs $95 more per month than Fitness alone. At the weekday resident rate, that's roughly two and a half hours of standard bowling, or about ten rounds of weekday mini golf.

Membership isn't required for the Social House or for sports programs. You only need one for the fitness center.

The Fall League Season Starts October 26

The venue's first fall sports season runs October through December. It includes youth development, youth and adult basketball, soccer, flag football, volleyball and bowling. League play opens Monday, October 26, and runs through December 18. Adult volleyball costs $975 per team or $110 per individual. Youth basketball costs $1,075 per team or $174 per individual. Henderson residents get 20% off registration for both. Registration for this season closed October 16, so the winter season is the next chance for anyone who missed it.

This is the venue's second job showing up in the schedule. Weeknight leagues bring neighbors in regularly, and the out-of-town events fill the bigger dates.

Getting There Around the I-215 Work

The venue fronts St. Rose Parkway, and the Henderson 215 project is working on the nearby interchange. The city's October 15 construction update covered the weeks of October 18 and 25. It listed nightly work from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., Sunday night through Friday morning, with lane restrictions on the I-215/Pecos Road/St. Rose Parkway ramps and a 55 mph speed limit on I-215 between Pecos and Stephanie. Anyone staying for a late weeknight bowling lane may hit those restrictions on the way home. The I-215 Trail between Valle Verde Drive and St. Rose Parkway is closed long term, with a detour along Paseo Verde Parkway. The city expects the widening between Pecos Road and Stephanie Street to be finished in mid-2028.

Bring your ID on the first visit, pick a day between Monday and Thursday, and a new $70 million building costs a family of four $38.40 for a round of mini golf.

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