Adventuredome

The basics

It’s free to walk around Adventuredome: you only have to pay to ride and play. Thrill seekers will enjoy the Canyon Blaster roller coaster, reportedly the world's largest indoor double-loop double-corkscrew coaster, and El Loco, with a beyond-vertical drop and inversions. Families and smaller children will enjoy rides such as the carousel, Ferris wheel, and Miner Mike.

Play for prizes at the midway games or test your skills at the video arcade games. Adventuredome also offers attractions such as miniature golf, 4D films, motion simulators, rock climbing, and bungee jumping. Free clown shows are offered several times a day.

Things to know before you go

• There are two Adventuredome ticket options: one for those 48 inches (122 centimeters) and taller and one for those who are shorter than that.

• Certain attractions require an additional fee on top of the all-day ride pass.

• Certain rides have height restrictions.

• Paid lockers are available to store items while you go on rides.

How to get there

Adventuredome is located in the back of the West Tower of Circus Circus Hotel, on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. Access through Circus Circus on the promenade level. Circus Circus offers free parking but you can also take the Deuce bus, a taxi, or rideshare there.

When to get there

Adventuredome opens daily but hours vary according to the time of year. It can stay open as late as midnight or close as early as 6pm. Clown shows take place four times daily, with additional shows on Friday and Saturday nights. Visit on Friday and Saturday evenings for glow-in-the-dark fun. Adventuredome is air conditioned, making it an ideal option in the summer.

Family-friendly attractions in Las Vegas

There’s more to Las Vegas than just adult fun. Theme park fans also have the Big Apple Coaster and midway games at New York New York Hotel & Casino. Jump on the High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ for sky-high Vegas views or enter the Marvel Universe at Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N.

Animal lovers can check out the Lion Habitat Ranch, the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, and the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay. For dinner with a show, try the Tournament of Kings at Excalibur Hotel & Casino.

How many roller coasters are at Adventuredome?

There are two roller coasters at Adventuredome. Canyon Blaster, the world’s only indoor double-loop and double-corkscrew roller coaster, accelerates to 55 mph (88.5 kph) and includes an enclosed helix. El Loco features two dive loop inversions, a 90-degree drop, and accelerates to 1.5 vertical G forces.

How many rides does Adventuredome have?

Spanning 5 acres (2 hectares), Adventuredome offers 25 rides and attractions, including two roller coasters and a variety of large rides, premium rides, family rides, junior rides, and 4-D theater rides, along with attractions such as a laser maze, mini golf, rock climbing, bungee jumping, arcade, VR games, and midway games.

Is the Adventuredome accessible?

Yes. Adventuredome is accessible to wheelchair users and strollers. There are ramps around the venue, including between the first and second floors, for wheelchair users and visitors with strollers to use to get around. Wheelchair lifts are also available for those rides that otherwise include a staircase to access.

What is the best day to visit the Adventuredome?

If you are looking for a less crowded experience, visit Adventuredome during the week, especially over the peak summer and winter tourist season in Las Vegas, and visit earlier in the day if possible. Visit during Friday and Saturday nights for the Neon Nights glow experience and additional clown shows.

Can I bring food/water into the Adventuredome?

Yes, you are allowed to bring food and water into the Adventuredome. There are also two snack stands inside Adventuredome, which offer nachos, hot dogs, cotton candy, pretzels, and soft drinks. Additional food options, such as pizza, sandwiches, donuts, fast food, and ice cream, can be found inside Circus Circus.

Is the Adventuredome worth it?

It depends on who is visiting. Although the Adventuredome offers rides and attractions for all ages, it’s geared more towards kids than adults. As a result, families with kids, especially those 12 and younger, will find more rides and activities of interest at Adventuredome, making the day pass more worthwhile.

Ways to explore

Anyone can visit Adventuredome—you don’t have to be staying at the hotel–and you can walk around for free to see its rides and attractions before buying a pass. The types of passes available are based on visitor height, which determines the rides and experiences you’ll have access to once inside. The regular pass is for anyone over 4 feet (1.2 meters), granting access to every ride in the park; junior passes are for those between 2.75 feet (.83 meters) and 4 feet (1.2 meters). You can also buy single-ride tickets from ticket booths inside the park.

Accessibility

The Adventuredome is wheelchair accessible, and wheelchairs are available for loan on-site. Rides are accessible via ramps, lifts, and exit gates–staff are available to assist with any accessibility requirements.

Age limits

None; visitors under 2.75 feet (.8 meters) enter for free, and can access three of the rides. Strollers are available on-site for loan.

What to pack

It’s a good idea to bring a small bag with a zip or secure fastening to store your belongings while on rides, such as phones, wallets, and sunglasses.

What to wear

Closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothing

Not allowed

Outside food and drink, drones, smoking

Amenities

Restrooms, restaurants, ATMs, lockers

Address

Adventuredome is located within Circus Circus Hotel & Casino on South Las Vegas Boulevard. Once at Circus Circus, you can access the theme park from the promenade level.

Driving

If you’re driving to Adventuredome from Downtown Las Vegas, take I-15 South to exit 40 towards Sammy Davis, Jr. Drive. Circus Circus Hotel & Casino is on the left and offers free parking.

Public transportation

The Deuce bus has a southbound stop at Circus Circus Hotel & Casino, and runs around the clock.

Best times to visit

Lines for rides are shortest first thing in the morning when the park opens.

Best days to visit

Saturdays and Sundays tend to be busy at Adventuredome, so plan a weekday trip if you can.

Best months to visit

Adventuredome is a year-round destination as it’s entirely indoors. If you’re exploring the outdoor areas of Las Vegas as well, consider a trip in spring or fall: April, May, September, and October enjoy mild weather and plenty of sun.

Special events

You can catch free circus performances at the Circus Circus Hotel & Casino Carnival Midway most days of the week—check schedules online before visiting.