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VEGAS.com Review: The open-air Neonopolis, a 200,000-square-foot entertainment
complex in the heart of downtown Vegas, is seen by the city as the
fuse to light that area's redevelopment fire. The mall is modeled after San
Diego's Horton Plaza and boasts a number of goodies -- none better
than the 43,000-square-foot, two-story entertainment complex
Jillian's. Entering the property from Fremont Street, you'll find the
first level is a video- and skill-game paradise (12,000 square
feet of it), with skeeball, air hockey, the latest ride simulators
and classic video games. The first level also boasts the
Video Cafe, a sports enthusiast's dream, with five 60-inch TVs that
are great for watching football, hockey, racing -- you name it.
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