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Las Vegas Adventure Dome Rides and Attractions

No matter how hot the temperature outside of the Adventure Dome, it won’t match the heat of the excitement generated by the Adventure Dome’s sixteen rides, including everything from the 86kph Canyon Blaster, the largest indoor double loop roller coaster on the planet, to the toddler friendly Circus Carousel, or the delightfully whimsical Drifters Ferris Wheel, the passenger cages of which resemble hot air balloons.

The Adventure Dome, in addition to its rides, includes a midway with all the expected carnival games and refreshments; the eighteen-hole Pike’s Pass miniature golf course; the Xtreme Zone’s rock climbing wall and bungee jumping for the fit and fearless; The Rim Runner log flume ride for those who have had their fill of desert sand; and free clown shows at 1:00, 3:00, and 4:00 PM during the week, with an additional four evening shows on Fridays and Saturdays.

The Sim-Ex Theatre’s SpongeBob SquarePants--The 4-D Ride™ will enchant pre-schoolers as they follow SpongeBob’s quest for a pickle to top his krabby patty. Video gamers will have all they can handle at the Adventuresome Arcade or the Virtual Reality Zone.

The Adventure Dome is usually open from 10:00AM to 6:00PM Monday to Thursday and 10:00 AM midnight on weekends, but its hours may vary. Up-to-the minute information is available at the Circus Circus website. An all-day adult pass costs $24.95; a junior pass is $14.95.

Where To Stay During A Visit To The Las Vegas Adventure Dome

Circus Circus has been one of Las Vegas’ favorite family destinations since 1968. In addition to being the site of the Adventure Dome, Circus Circus has three casinos and cuisine ranging from bagels to one of the largest buffets in Las Vegas.