Mirabelli Community Center Las Vegas NV: Visitor Guide

Mirabelli Community Center Opening Hours

Fall 2026 holiday closures

The official seasonal calendar lists these facility closures:

• Monday, September 7 — Labor Day.
• Friday, October 30 — Nevada Day observance.
• Wednesday, November 11 — Veterans Day.
• Thursday–Friday, November 26–27 — Thanksgiving and Family Day.
• Friday, December 25 — Christmas Day.

For same-day changes, contact the center directly at 702-229-6359.

Admission & Membership Prices: 2026

The City publishes separate pass categories for adults, active adults ages 50+, and youth open-gym participants. Passes are different from paid class enrollment.

What a fitness pass includes

• Access to eligible participating City of Las Vegas community center fitness services.
• Many group fitness classes, depending on class availability and schedule.
• Ability to use the same qualifying fitness membership at other participating city facilities.
• Specialty courses may carry separate registration fees.

Important difference: Mirabelli is not listed as having a weight room. The City’s June 2026 announcement explicitly identifies Mirabelli and East Las Vegas Community Center as centers without weight rooms, although they offer fitness classes.

For a broader explanation of how recreation day passes, activity-specific fees and memberships work, use our community recreation center admission guide.

Facility Amenities: What Is Inside Mirabelli?

The center’s published amenities do not include an on-site indoor swimming pool. If you want swimming lessons or public swim, select the relevant City of Las Vegas aquatic facility rather than assuming Mirabelli has pool access.

Fall 2026 Youth Classes: Ages, Fees & Activities

Mirabelli’s official Fall 2026 guide includes structured activities for preschoolers, school-age children and teens. These are the published seasonal rates, not guaranteed year-round prices.

The detailed calendar also lists parent-child Tot Town for ages 14 months–3 years, priced at $24, and sports sampler sessions for younger children at $20.

Before enrolling your child

• Confirm the child’s age at the start of the class.
• Check the class skill level: beginner, intermediate or advanced.
• Review exact dates and the registration deadline.
• Ask whether a parent must participate or remain at the center.
• Confirm clothing, shoes, equipment and any material requirements.
• Ask about make-up sessions, cancellations and refunds.

Parents comparing facilities with structured youth sports, creative learning and supervised teen activities can also review the Yes We Can Community Center youth and enrichment guide as an example of a different municipal program model.

Esports Room: Hours, Age Limits & Prices

Mirabelli provides esports open play for children and teens ages 8–17. Its gaming equipment includes PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch consoles, with available games depending on the center’s current setup.

If a child plans to visit mainly for gaming, call before leaving. Equipment maintenance, group bookings or supervised activities can change availability.

Gym & Sports: Basketball, Volleyball and Open Play

The gymnasium is used for youth sports, organized leagues, skills classes and approved rentals. Regular fitness membership does not mean the full court will be unreserved all day.

Published gym rental rates

These rates are published in Mirabelli’s Fall 2026 activity guide. They are facility reservation prices, not individual admission charges.

Winter 2027 youth basketball league

The Fall 2026 indoor volleyball league for ages 8–14 was published at $95, with its game season September 19–October 24. That season has already ended; do not treat those dates as a current enrollment window.

Other sports programs, such as beginner basketball, soccer, hockey, tee-ball, baseball and volleyball skills, are offered in the seasonal calendar for particular age groups.

For a different municipal example of how gymnasium access, indoor court sports and room rental fees are separated, see the Northwest Community Center sports and rentals guide.

Camps, School Breaks & Upcoming Family Events

Mirabelli offers school-break recreation for kindergarten through fifth-grade children. The seasonal calendar provides specific dates and prices, which are useful for planning around Clark County School District closures.

The Trunk or Treat event is listed at the Howard Lieburn Active Adult Center parking lot. Families should not assume that every Mirabelli-branded special event takes place inside the Mirabelli building.

For camps, ask about pickup authorization, emergency contacts, meals, required supplies, refund rules and any accommodation needs before booking.

How to Register for a Mirabelli Class: Step by Step

Mirabelli programs are registered through the City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation system, not through independent community guide websites.

1. Choose the activity. Decide on dance, gymnastics, sports, cooking, esports, preschool, camp or another program.
2. Open the City catalog. Visit the official Las Vegas registration portal.
3. Filter by location. Select Mirabelli Community Center instead of another city facility.
4. Select the correct category. Choose the activity and participant age group.
5. Check the session. Review date, class time, fees, room, age eligibility and remaining enrollment.
6. Sign in. Use an existing City recreation account or create a new account as prompted.
7. Get the Rec Pass. Complete the required Rec Pass process for participating household members.
8. Add the participant. Enter the correct child or adult registration details.
9. Review all requirements. Check waivers, class level, refund terms, age verification and required equipment.
10. Pay officially. Complete registration through the City’s secure portal and retain the confirmation.

How to Rent Mirabelli Gym or Special Events Room

The City permits approved gymnasium and special-events-room reservations based on facility availability. Rates from the Fall 2026 guide are $30/hour for half court, $50/hour for full court and $100/hour for the special-events room.

Rental booking process

1. Choose half court, full court or special-events room.
2. Estimate the number of participants and event purpose.
3. Select a preferred date and an alternative.
4. Call 702-229-6359 to confirm availability.
5. Explain whether the rental is for practice, a sports activity, a meeting or a special event.
6. Ask about the total rate, minimum reservation duration and any required staff, insurance or equipment.
7. Request the current rental agreement and permitted-use rules.
8. Confirm whether setup and cleanup time count within booked hours.
9. Complete the City’s required payment and paperwork.
10. Keep written confirmation before inviting participants or purchasing event supplies.

Outdoor park pavilions and larger special events use separate City reservation processes. Pavilion rates are not interchangeable with Mirabelli gymnasium rates.

For another example of facility booking, event-room planning and recreational space rules, our Harwich Community Center meeting and rental guide explains common questions to resolve before reserving municipal spaces.

Location, Directions, Parking & Accessibility

Mirabelli Community Center
6200 Hargrove Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone: 702-229-6359

Mirabelli serves the western and central Las Vegas area near the Charleston Boulevard corridor. Families from nearby neighborhoods can use the center’s indoor recreation spaces, classes and adjacent park without traveling to a larger regional recreation complex.

Use the exact Hargrove Avenue address for navigation. If arriving for a tournament, special event or drop-off, confirm the approved entrance, parking arrangement and departure instructions with staff. The City facility listing does not establish a guaranteed number of available visitor parking spaces.

Visitors with accessibility requirements should contact the center before traveling to ask about the appropriate entrance, accessible activity arrangements and accommodations needed for the specific class or event.

Before-You-Go Checklist

• Confirm the center is open on your planned day.
• Check the exact class or court schedule, not only building hours.
• Bring age verification where a class requires it.
• Have your Rec Pass or account information available.
• Check whether your activity requires registration.
• For fitness, choose the correct adult or active-adult pass.
• For youth open gym, confirm the session and applicable fee.
• For esports, verify room availability and the child’s age eligibility.
• For preschool or camp, prepare guardian contact and pickup information.
• For a rental, receive written confirmation before organizing the event.
• Check Nevada holiday closures and seasonal changes.
• Call 702-229-6359 if your trip depends on one specific facility or session.