In order to accommodate as many members as possible, we try to limit any changes to the network that may disrupt others. If you have special network requirements please contact us and we’ll see what we can do to accommodate you, but we can’t make any promises.
There are a ton of places to eat around WIP! Click here for a longer list.
We are a dog-friendly coworking space. Dogs must be approved by WIP management in advance. If another member is allergic or if any issues arise then we may have to revoke the privilege.
Our WiFi is secure. 🔐
Of course! Our rental rates are by the hour. If you’d like to reserve a room, just head over to our user portal and you can do so right away.
Guests are welcome to join you for one or two hours if you are working on a shared project; otherwise, they will have to get a Day Pass. Guests are not permitted after business hours. Guests have to be with the accompanying member at all times, they can not stay in the coworking areas without the member they came with.
Parking in the WIP garage requires a parking pass, and spaces are first-come, first-serve. Spaces in front of the building are short term (1 hour max) parking for guests only.
If you do not have a pass or the garage is full, paid street parking is $1 per hour with a $10 daily maximum, and there is a parking lot behind the building at $1 per hour with a $7 daily maximum.
For those that don’t have a parking pass or who frequently have trouble getting to the garage before it fills up,
the Fremont Street garage is within easy walking distance and offers unlimited monthly parking for $45 per month.
Our WiFi is powered by fiber broadband. It is super fast and reliable. It’s hard to say the upload/download speed as it does vary throughout the day, but most members experience regular speeds of at least 50mb download and 10mb upload speeds. The internet speeds are not guaranteed.
Not anymore. Downtown Project started revitalizing the Downtown Las Vegas area around 2013 and helped build Work in Progress. They sold the business to a new owner in 2014. WIP has since been sold a second time and is now operated by a team completely unaffiliated with the Downtown Project or Zappos.