If I was a kid again, this would be my favorite place. No huge lines. Things work pretty well and safe. As an adult, one of the rides I felt like I was rolling while I got off the ride but even some kids I heard had the same problem haha. It's just way too expensive for what it is. If they cut the price by 12%, would be even better. Overall, the really only good place for kids to be kids. read more

My first time being inside the Adventuredome in the Circus Circus hotel. This is mainly for kids and maybe teenagers to have some fun with games and ride different rides. It feels quite large but not too big. It is walkable and there are plenty of chairs everywhere. So you can sit down and relax if you have older people accompanying you. We got a game card for $100.00 and used it for a variety of different games. We played a ball game, a hoop game, a shooting game, a laser game, and even the claw machines were here. We had a child who was about seven years old and she was having a blast! read more

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Hotel website, main site, indoor ads, trip and hotel sites, yelp, google, most the information is incorrect, outdated, and not consistent. Pricing is still too high for how the experienxe goes. Mostly for tweens and below to enjoy. Teens to hangout, or moms and dads to have a loud break from kids during rides. For tourists and folks just moving here, nolvelty wise, it can be great. Growing up here, nostalgia just doesn't keep the wonder snd excitement. Try it once, everything at least once. Then just go to midway or keep it outta town at Cali or Orlando. Rim runner and Chaos were the best. They're gone. El loco is fun though. Rides have been nearly the same for years and they lose their luster here as a local and frequent amusement park goer. The 7 dollar arcade is a highlight pump 2011 fiesta ex songs read more

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The adventure dome is cool for kids... adults, not so much. My dad and I took my kids, niece, and nephew here for an afternoon one Easter and they had fun. They have rides for both the little kids, and teens so that was nice. They take a group picture before entry so you can buy that as a souvenir (and I did). But it's only a few hours worth of fun here at Circus Circus. read more

Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This place was huge ! Plenty of rides and two big roller coasters inside. Games and food court directly inside. My son wanted to ride everything multiple times so it was better for us to get the unlimited wristband which was also reasonably priced and well worth the money. read more

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Expensive. Roller coasters and bumper cars require a $60 wristband per person, which is way over priced. The rest of the claw games and other games took the fun card which is way more reasonable. read more

We have been wanting to try this ride since we came out a few years ago. Finally made it happen this go round. You purchase a card from the kiosk and pick the option you want. We did the 2 ride and 30$ arcade credit total $45. The ride was fun, you "shoot" various items on the projections. It took a while to locate someone to open and operate the ride for us, had to walk back and forth to the customer service area. No one else was there so we had the whole ride to ourselves. It's located inside Circus Circus near the Adventuredome. Arcade had a bunch of differnt games and claw machines. We had fun with it. read more

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The Adventuredome was such a wonderful surprise. My wife and I wanted to introduce our daughter to 'extreme' rides by first taking her to this place and we adults left just as impressed as our daughter. First, the place (on a Thursday morning in March) was extremely clean. Most every ride, and every fun ride, is covered by your ticket. Bars open a little after the park opens and prices are very reasonable. It's a very well laid out circular park, so you can always head towards the middle to find the restrooms. We enjoyed every ride we went on. The carousel and mini gravity drop rides entertained the 3 of us. The adult rides were more thrilling and entertaining; from the spinning disk that also rocks back and forth to the gravity drop to the open air multi row ride that flips you over and over and over.......we were very entertained! The 2 fantastic roller coasters that rode above the 'tree line' and gave us a tour of the park below us were outstanding. The park was very empty the Thursday we visited. More people started to roll in later in the day, but it was very mellow and we didn't have to wait in lines. The park staff were all friendly and professional. Our daughter wanted to play some games and the staff was very generous in ensuring that she won almost every time she played and she was ecstatic. The Adventuredome is a great destination. It's not Disney or Knott's, but if your child likes rides, it's a great choice. Plus Circus Circus is well suited to families. If you're an adult, you'll still be impressed with the rides. Peppermill is across the street, if you want some excellent diner style food with a 70's feel and McDonald's is next door for quick eats. Definitely visit Adventuredome! *Tip 1* They allow re-entry. Take a nap or head back to your room to make yourself a few cocktails. **Tip 2** Plan to get there before it opens. That's the emptiest the park will be. read more

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This place was a little off putting especially with strong security presence and a metal detectors at the front. This place was also completely empty when we came with young employees just standing around chatting amongst themselves instead of actually working or acknowledging customers. We paid for a card at the kiosk in Midway misunderstanding the "ride" portion. We were under the assumption it was rides at the Adventuredome after we purchased 3 cards. It ended up being 6 rides on the new SpongeBob laser ride attraction. The kids had fun even though it was a little underwhelming for what they expected. read more

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Finally made it out to Circus Circus Adventure Dome. Well it's definitely OLD school and definitely needing a make over. Here for the old school feel not the modern updates appearance. I enjoyed my time there and I would recommend to anyone to stop by and visit Circus Circus because the property is up for sale and who knows how much longer before this location could possibly be just another memory. Adventuresome was great depending on the day or if is winter break for schools you could experience long lines do to slow safety inspections at entry. Safety is important however when kids are off from school maybe more bag checkers are in order. read more

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A fun indoor amusement park inside Circus Circus -- perfect for families, kids, or a group of friends looking for entertainment without stepping outside. There's a great mix of roller coasters, arcade games, mini-golf, carnival-style attractions, and VR experiences. I loved the variety -- there's something here for everyone. The staff were super friendly and the place was clean and well-kept. It's a great break from the Strip and a solid spot for all-day fun. Only downside: I visited during a rainy day and noticed some parts of the dome were leaking, which led to a few rides being shut down. That was a bit disappointing, but I still had a good time overall and would recommend the experience! read more

Had a great time! We went on a Monday, so no lines, not a lot of people, it was perfect, now I can imagine in the next weeks with Summer vacation happening that it'll be a lot of kids and lines. The staff was nice for the most part, a very few seemed they did not want to be there, but again, I guess I can't blame them if they think about having to put up with some unruly teenagers. Rides were clean, not too bad on food choices, although this time we didn't eat or drink there since we had plans to go to a restaurant right after we were done and we misread the hours and got there 2 hours before the dome opened, so we walked over to their food court in the casino section and had a snack, but we have eaten inside the dome before, just typical amusement park fair, hot dogs, hamburgers, popcorn, etc. Wristbands are $60.00 for adults/children over 48" and under 48" are $30.00 not bad, especially if you ride the rides multiple times, we did with quite a few of the rides. Parking was good, although we were going to try valet, but they were closed, but there is a lot right outside of Garage 1 and a small walk from the valet area that was perfect and cost was not expensive at all, when you park there, you scan the QR code that they display and pay for your parking, I believe we paid $5.00 for 4 hours, now not sure if that varies dependent on day, time, etc., but inexpensive. The Garage 1 was taped off, so we couldn't have parked there if we wanted to, I believe they might be doing some improvements, so if the area we parked in was full, you could use Garage 2. They also have a SpongeBob ride, but it's not part of your wristband, it's right outside to the left of the Adventurdome by the shops and food places, the cost is $13.98 for 1 ticket or $20.98 for 2 and it was a cute ride, you are 4 to a cart and the object of the ride is to use the wand located in front of each seat and toss or throw items on the screens to play the carnival games as the ride goes through the show, the animatronics were awesome! I'd ride that again definitely. All in all a great time and if you have kids, then it's a great indoor, air conditioned place to spend time with the family, especially since having kids with you in Vegas could be a bit of a feat to keep them entertained. read more

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Had to go to check out the SpongeBob experience it was a lot of fun very colorful. The ride was very cute. It was not extremely expensive. Something that you can do with your friends with your children with a significant other. It was a lot of fun. I really did enjoy this I would definitely go back again. read more

The food was over priced and terrible so you should definitely eat before you come. My children enjoyed our time here. But as the paying adult I didn't enjoy it as much. We tried the arcade and lost most of the games. The prizes were cheap and not worth it. Come for the experience and you'll have a good time. Don't feel too bad for not wanting to spend too much money because in my opinion it's not worth it. Get the wrist bands and ride the rides only... get good from anywhere else. read more

If you want to have your kids happy please come here while in Las Vegas. It was lots of fun and I was able to go with my child as the extra support for free. Make sure to go during the day and during the week as it can get hectic! read more

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PSA: All-Day Ride Passes are 50% off until 8/10/25! That means $30 instead of $60, and if you buy in person, you can skip the $2 online service fee per ticket. This was my first time visiting the Adventuredome and I'd say it's definitely worth checking out while the discounted tickets last. The indoor setup is perfect for escaping the Vegas heat, and there's a surprisingly good mix of rides, from adrenaline-pumping coasters like El Loco and Canyon Blaster, to more relaxed options like the Circus Swings and Drifters. If you're not planning on riding, no need to buy a wristband, since you can still explore the park with your group without one. I love that this gives families and anyone under 21 something fun to do off the Strip, without breaking the bank. Free all-day parking in the garages is a nice perk too, but be prepared for a bit of a walk from the garage to the casino. Lockers start at just $4 for the whole day, and there's even a daily Happy Hour from 12-3PM, where every game that uses points is 50% off. This applies not only to the Adventuredome but also to the entire Circus Circus arcade areas like The Midway, which made it feel like a mini bonus. Overall, we spent about half a day here and felt like we got great value out of it. It's obviously smaller than places like Disneyland or Universal, but for the price and convenience, it's hard to beat. read more

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This is over priced for what it is. $60 per kid base price to ride - and then most of the major rides weren't even available. The arcade will run you at least another $60 to play games you have little chance of winning. The staff is friendly though, and the place is clean, plus it was really empty when we went on a Tuesday morning, so at least the kids rode in peace. read more

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This is a small amusement park located in Circus Circus. What is amazing about this place is that there are hardly anyone here which means you get either short lines or no lines at all. I highly suggest buying tickets 2 weeks in advance as they cost $32 which I feel is a great price for what you get. If you're not buying it two weeks in advance, it would cost double that. It really doesn't take a whole day to explore the whole place and ride everything either but it's good value for $32 so I'd highly suggest it if you have children with you. In addition to the rides, there's also arcade games and carnival games which you need a separate Midway card for. I will say it is kind of sad that there's lots of employees in Circus Circus who are manning empty game stalls with very blank faces; something that I've not really seen in other hotels on the strip. From seeing so much of this, it looks like Circus Circus is really past its hey day and most of the customers are spending time in other places on the strip. However, it's fantastic if you like being in places with no lines. If you're in Circus Circus, don't forget that they have free shows on the 2nd floor so make sure to catch those before leaving. read more

This place was so fun! Bright me back to being a kid again and the roller coasters are pretty good!

The adventure dome is great for non gamblers and families. I visit here usually every Vegas visit. You can ride everything within two hours, maybe 3 with kids. During off peak, it's slow which means more chances to ride multiple times. There's a mini 4d and dx theater with very short animated films for kids as well as arcade games for prizes. Also a brand new interactive sponge bob ride. There's concessions and restrooms under the canyon coasters. Add adventure dome to your Vegas attractions. read more

It's been over 20 years since I last set foot inside Circus Circus, but since my 8 year old niece was visiting from California, I thought we'd give it a go. We spent the entire time inside the Adventure Dome and I was glad we did. The rides were great and the lines were extremely short, which, afforded us the opportunity to ride multiple times, back to back and without waiting. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the facility and the demeanor of the staff. Although, young in age they were very professional, polite and treated guests with the upmost respect. There were a myriad of carnival type games as well as some classic arcade games such as; Air Hockey, Miss Pac Man, asteroids and others. Given the current extreme temperatures we've experienced here in Las Vegas, having a venue which, offers a cooler environment while providing fun activities for the entire family to enjoy is wonderful. I must say we thoroughly enjoyed our time spent and would definitely recommend you visit should you be looking for a kid friendly & safe environment. read more

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This place is still the same since. A few new rides and games. It was clean and few people on a Thursday afternoon. Had a blast! read more

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Perfect place to begin the kids for a fun and adventure day. The tickets start at $50.00 per person. They do have food and drinks areas for families to enjoy some meals. I wish they had more chairs for parents to seat down while their kids are in the machines. read more

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When I was 9 years old, I was looking up YouTube until I saw an indoor theme park that would change my life, and that gave me an idea. Road Runner was my #1 favorite ride of all time, as it is similar to Musik Express. Luckily, NebulaZ, Zamperla's new ride, was very EPIC. Others were the extreme ride theater, BC Bus, Miner Mike, the Circus Swings, etc. Other rides, that we didn't like, were Canyon Blaster, El Loco, Chaos, and the Inverter, since they went upside down, but we got to see them. Great place to visit sometime! read more

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Arrive 15 mins before it open, again arrive before it opens, why? Because when you arrive later you are faced with standing in a ridiculous line and truly it's not worth it, but if you arrive early you miss the craziness and you have an amazing time. The rides were great, my children loved each ride, and the price was worth it. If you want you can buy a fast pass but if you arrive early you won't even have to buy that. We arrived early on New Year's Day and did not have a problem. Also, the entire hotel seems fun and interesting. A lot of things for the kids to do. We did the SpongeBob ride and it's basically an interactive ride playing a video game, it was fun. It's not located where the rides are, it's outside next to Starbucks read more

Adventuredome, by no means, is a top tier Vegas attraction. But, if you're a theme park enthusiast or are just looking for something different to do besides drink or gamble, then this place can do the trick. You can either pay as you go or purchase a day pass, which I believe we spent around $60 on. The park is pretty small, but I don't expect anything in this city to be reasonably priced. There's a couple roller coasters, both of which are fun, a good handful of other rides and plenty of games, too. The food is also nothing special, but they have pretty much anything you'd expect to find at any theme park and does the job for something easy and simple. I think Adventuredome is a one and done type of place for me, but we had a fun time while we were here. read more

This review is for SpongeBob's Carnival Ride which is a separate fee from the Day Pass at Adventuredome. The ride is located outside of the main dome, around the corner, next to Starbucks. It's an interactive ride where your car is taken through different areas of Bikini Bottom to face different challenges (where you have to point and shoot with a laser gun of sorts). You'll get to see Spongebob, Patrick, Squidward, Mr. Krabs, Plankton, and others during the ride. As a SpongeBob fan, this attraction was a must try for me and I definitely enjoyed it. I would do it again. It's fun for adults and I am guessing children too .The cost is approximately $13 for 1 person and discounted for 2 people. Note: Parking is free and there is a walkway from the third floor to the dome from Garage 1. read more

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Good rides but the staff doing the rides were mean because I forgot to put my hat in the cubby. If your legs hurt don't get on the purple ride in the entrance. read more

A Las Vegas staple. El Loco is one heck of a coaster, I'll tell ya what! Arcade games are superb as well. read more

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The rides are super fun! The employees are super helpful! I wish the food was a little less expensive but it's completely fine!

This place is cool if your a adrenaline junkie!! lol It has a lot of smaller rides as well but is a cool place for kids, teens, and adults. The bands are 60 bucks which is a little pricey but I like the fact it is a a place where you can feel secure with security at entering and they check bags it makes me feel better as a parent know they are taking safety precautions of all customers so if that where the price comes in then it worth it. I like the indoor circus as well which was cool to see. Will definitely bring the kids back read more

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I'll give it a 2 star because my nephew enjoyed his birthday, but if it was up to me, I would rate this place a 0! Where I'm from, in order to get into the amusement park, you must have a ticket/wristband. The fact you can enter into this amusement park with no ticket/wristband or be a party guest is insane. Multiple, 20+, young teenagers were in this establishment with ski mask, hoodies and backpacks just walking around, cursing, horse playing and a brawl/fight end up happening. Over 20+ kids were fighting and not one security or officer approached the situation. As a parent, I stepped in and broke up the fight to the best of my ability and most had enough respect to stop. Everyone, including workers, stood around and watched some even recording. They weren't kicked out and proceeded to fight in another area when they finally were escorted out. My nephew turned 9 and there were kids there younger than him, some even still in strollers. My sister spent over 1K to rent out a party room. This isn't a cry for a refund, this is a review for a possible change. There is security as well as you are to be pat down to enter all for the security to be lazy or even afraid to approach these young kids. Please do better and restrict the entry. No ticket, no entry! read more

The theme park has made the best it could for the space it was built within. They tried to cover or include all types of rides and games for all ages. However, the restriction of the space limited the amount of options they were able to provide. Regardless, it is indoors and we have been here multiple times. Despite how hot or cold it is, the temperatures pleasant. They have live and arcade games. At least six kiddie rides such as: a little kid roller coaster; helicopter ride that goes up, down, and around; and bumper cars. At least four adult rides such as: two roller coaster rides; a ride that spins and lifts, and a boat that swings high and brisk. There is a place to eat inside and seating. Restrooms are a bit difficult to find but they do have maps. Photo opportunities with major rides. Military discount. read more

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It was my first time at Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park. It's spacious, indoors, and it opens until pretty late! I wasn't expecting much from it but it's a pretty neat place! There are plenty of rides for the little ones and for the older kids/parents too. Too bad they don't sell tickets per ride. You have to buy a whole day's pass so make sure to set a day in here. They have all the amenities inside, restrooms, snack bar, merchandise shops, face paintings, etc. We ended up just playing the arcade games with our little ones since we stopped by after dinner and felt we wouldn't have gotten our money's worth of play. We bought the card and credits in the machines and won a little bit of tickets to trade for a dinosaur egg and some candies. We even won some cone plushies for our little ones too! Everyone had a good time while we were there and especially the kids! And that was just from going around and playing some arcade games. Next time we're back, we'll make sure to set aside a whole day and some funds to play and get on the rides. By the way, there was also a SpongeBob ride right next to the adventuredome, but my youngest did not meet the height requirement and couldn't ride at all. So we decided to save the Spongebob ride for next time too so that our whole family can ride on it together. We did enjoy the cute shop next door and got ourselves a small plushy of Spongebob and Patrick. read more

My child had an amazing time here. If you're traveling to Vegas with your children, it's a cool place to hangout. I purchased wristbands for unlimited rides. The food was a bit overpriced and bland. The employees were friendly except the one at the customer service desk. read more

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Was in Vegas for a volleyball tournament and decided to do a team bonding here. Initially we were going to do the group discount and then a mom inquired for a room. A regular pass is $60. Kids 33-48" $30. I think group of 12 or more riders was $55. But if u get a room for 90 minutes and 12 kids, it's $50 which includes a room for 48 people max, 2 slices pizza pepperoni or cheese, fountain drink, and ice cream cup. The only thing is one person gets the wristbands, they don't offer a list to check off each rider's name. If u get 24 riders, price drops to $45pp. Parking is free, adventure dome is located at circus circus. Park on the 3rd floor to gain direct access to adventure dome. There is more than one parking garage, so you have to find which one is attached to the dome. U can decide up to party time to add more riders. Kevin was very helpful and the other staff- I forgot their names. They also have a bar for the adults. And a couple of big roller coasters inside. I even saw a little bumper car area for the littles that was on the roof top outside. Our kids had so much fun rides for everyone. read more

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Great place for kids and adults to spend some time while in Vegas! We went to the Adventuredome for the games; did not have any interest in the actual rides, but they have roller coasters and other thrills to pick from. I appreciated that quite a few of the games were guaranteed win, which made it more fun for my son, who is younger. They also had more challenging games with opportunities to earn tickets. My son, husband, and I played for a couple hours and were able to win quite a few tickets for prizes. It was a fun time, we'll definitely come back! read more

Adventuredome is such a fun place! I've went there as a kid my self and used to have so much fun would spend all day riding rides and playing arcade games. Now I take my kids there and they absolutely love it they have a blast. They love the rides and they love all the games Adventuredome has. We get the ride pass and it's good all day so they go for few hours and chill for a bit and go back to ride more rides totally worth the money keeps the kids busy and active. Circus Circus in general great place for kids hands down. If you come to Vegas with kids this is the place to go to for sure! read more

Big area tons of stuff for the kids to do. First coming in i wasn't impressed. But after doing a quick lap around my 6yr old found plenty to do! She wanted to play all the games and rides, what kid doesn't, the down fall is rides need one wrist band and games need a card. I wish they couldn't make a wrist band to accommodate both. While there all the rides were open and my daughter got to live her best life. I will also point out the race cars outside took forever. Be aware they only have 6 cars and it's only 1 person a car; so it takes some time to get through the line. Not sure how long they run but seems like forever. I would go again to get the kids out to do something. read more

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All the rides were in working condition and the entire facility appeared to be quite clean. I'd say the only 'con' was that it was a tad expensive and I wish you could buy tickets to the rides Al a carte' as there were many rides that our 4 year old was too small to ride. But the older kids had an absolute blast! The face painter they had there was really good too. They also gave a good variety of arcade and carnival games. I can't speak for the food as we ate before and after our visit there. But we would definitely return, but maybe without our youngest child next time. read more

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