Why play Rocket League on Xbox ...when you can play real-life giant-sized car soccer in Las Vegas? Meet Vegas Rocket Rally, Sin City's newest tourist-tastic activity where four rally cars and a six-foot soccer ball battle it out during a 30-minute match of unconventional automotive competition.. Here's how the Rocket Rally—which was inspired by Germany's nearly-100-year tradition of autoball—works. Two-person teams climb into four specially prepared Honda Civics on a dirt track. Each Honda has the glass removed, and racing seats and harnesses are installed to keep the driver safe. A giant six-foot soccer ball is placed in the middle of the field, and the teams then battle it out over the course of two 15-minute matches. Each driver has an in-car radio connected to a spotter on the sidelines to help guide them to victory. Vegas Rocket Rally handles transportation to and from your hotel; they provide the cars, all required equipment and a safety briefing. All you have to do is try to score some goals. While there are officials on the field to keep the game moving smoothly and ensure safety, don’t expect the rules of traditional soccer to apply here; there’s no referee brandishing red or yellow cards for fouls, no penalty shots for reckless play, and no corner kicks to break up the action. The focus is purely on fun, with the cars (and the giant ball) taking center stage. Las Vegas has never been short on over-the-top attractions—this is a town where places you can shoot a machine gun are a dime a dozen—but this might be in the running for the most unique yet. So if you can’t get your hands on FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets or don’t want to pay as much as $11,000 for a seat, Vegas Rocket Rally will