The Adventuredome in Las Vegas

Roller coasters, laser tag, mini golf, and free clown shows — all under a climate-controlled pink glass dome, no matter how hot it is outside.

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Canyon Blaster

The park’s classic indoor roller coaster, famous for its double-loop and double-corkscrew and speeds up to about 55 mph. It weaves right through the park’s desert-canyon theming, so you get views of the whole dome as you fly by. Riders need to be at least 48 inches tall.

El Loco

A compact but wild coaster built around steep climbs, sharp drops, and quick, twisting turns that catch you off guard. It’s the ride that makes first-timers scream and regulars grin. Minimum height is 48 inches.

Sling Shot, Inverter, Disk’O & NebulaZ

If coasters aren’t enough, the park has a lineup of spin-and-flip thrill rides. The Sling Shot launches you straight up with serious acceleration, the Inverter turns you upside down through continuous high-force flips, and Disk’O rocks and spins you along a curved track. NebulaZ is a gentler spinning ride with nice views of the park. Most of these carry a 48-inch minimum (NebulaZ is 42 inches).

Bank Heist, Lazer Blast & Xtreme Zone

Beyond the rides, there’s a whole interactive zone. Bank Heist is a laser challenge where you dodge beams to “steal the loot,” Lazer Blast is classic team laser tag, and the Xtreme Zone lets kids try indoor rock climbing and a bungee-style jump. It’s a great way to burn off energy between rides.

Arcades, Midway Games, VR Room & Mini Golf

There’s a modern arcade and a classic arcade, carnival-style midway games where you can win prizes, a VR room, and Pirates Bounty Mini Golf if you want a slower, sillier competition. Perfect for the folks in your group who’d rather keep their feet on the ground.

Gentle Rides for Young Kids

The Adventuredome is genuinely toddler-friendly, which is rare for the Strip. Little ones can ride the Circus Carousel, the B.C. Bus, Drifters, Road Runner, the Frog Hopper, and the Thunderbirds — all scaled down for smaller riders. It means the whole family actually has something to do, not just the big kids.

Free Clown Shows & 4D Theaters

Circus Circus keeps its circus roots alive with free clown and variety shows throughout the day — a fun break when little legs get tired. There’s also the FX Theater with 4D films and an Extreme Ride Theater, so you can sit down, cool off, and still be entertained.

Plan Your Visit

Where: Inside Circus Circus Las Vegas, 2880 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109. The Adventuredome sits at the back of the property, and parking is on-site.

What to expect: A fully indoor, air-conditioned park — a lifesaver in summer. You can buy individual ride tickets or an all-day wristband, and Nevada residents can ask about a local discount at the ticket window, so bring your ID.

Hours & pricing: Hours are seasonal and pricing changes, so check the official Adventuredome site before you head over to confirm what’s open and current rates.

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