The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park

This little theme park called the Adventuredome, located in the Circus Circus hotel, was actually a lot more fun than we expected. The two roller-coasters within the park are pretty good, and the other rides are solid as well for youngsters. We rode each coaster 2 times and then walked around the park a little bit. There were no lines on the Monday morning we visited. The tickets were $60 each, and you could ride as much as you wanted all day long.

When I tell people I take my young kids to Las Vegas for vacation, I often get confused looks because most people associate Vegas with only having activities for those who are 21 years old and older. Granted, there are a lot of adult oriented activities in Vegas, but there are also a lot of activities for kids and families, too, believe it or not. And The Adventuredome is one of the best if not the best activity for kids and families in Vegas. With all that said, I took my family here on a recent trip to Vegas a few weeks back. This was my second time ever going to the Adventuredome, and it was just as much fun as the first time. There's just so much to do here! Whether it's doing the rides or playing games or both, you can just get lost here for a good portion of the day. There's rides here for kids of all ages. I know I keep emphasizing kids, but adults can also partake in the fun as well. So really it's a place for all ages to have fun. Another big plus is that during this visit, there were no rides out of order. So that was great. There really is no complaining about the prices because they are what you expect for an amusement park. When being here for hours on end, you will definitely get hungry, so there are more than a few food offerings like a snack store with many candy items and stands around the park with snacks/drinks. There's also a sit-down food area with meal items, which we utilized. There are many meal items to choose from, including hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken strips, pizza, and more. The prices were actually reasonable too. They were cheaper than a lot of food you would find on the Las Vegas Strip. The employees working in the concession area were really friendly as well. The only minor critique I had about the food concession area was that they definitely need to check the freshness of the food that sits in the displays more often. A few food items we ordered, like fries and a churro, were cold and extremely hard. I will say, though, that the funnel cake I got was hot and fresh as well as very tasty. All in all, I would definitely take my kids here again. I've had no bad experiences each of the now two times I have gone here. So if you are looking for a place to take your family when in Vegas for a family activity you should definitely come here.

We had a very disappointing experience with a food court employee named Elia at the Adventuredome inside Circus Circus. Throughout our visit on July 2, 2025, we encountered multiple instances of poor customer service from her, but this evening around 8:30 PM it was especially unacceptable. On three separate occasions, Elia was dismissive, visibly bothered, and completely ignored me as I placed my order. I greeted her politely, placed my order clearly, and even thanked her at the end—but she didn’t say a single word the entire time. No greeting, no response, nothing. Thankfully, another employee named Audra witnessed the situation and kindly stepped in to provide the items I ordered. Her professionalism was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing interaction. We submitted a formal written complaint to Circus Circus management, and we were told it would be forwarded to the Director of Theme Park Operations. Frankly, this kind of behavior is completely unacceptable for someone in a customer-facing role—especially at a family attraction meant to offer a fun and memorable experience that encourages return visits. We travel to Las Vegas often, and I’ve never seen the Strip or its attractions as empty as they were this week. Now more than ever, great customer service is critical. Employees like Audra, who show courtesy and attentiveness, are the ones who should be retained if corrective action fails to improve behavior. We hope Circus Circus takes this seriously and holds its team, Elia, to a higher standard.

Pathetic lying and unprofessional management. Bought a junior wristband $30 for my kid and that band is for someone under 36 inch tall to go on rides, but here is the kicker, there is 3 rides for your kid to ride if they are under 36 inch tall and they need an adult. Signs say if below 36 must ride with an adult. But they won't let a parent ride with them without paying another $60. Then they say my daughter doesn't need a wristband and can ride if only one parent has a wrist band. None of that makes sense in terms of safety and its evident they lied on the spot to get money from us. They wouldn't even give us a refund or exchange the wristband to let her parents even take their daughter on the merry go round. So I bought a wrist band for my daughter for them to not allow her on any rides. Total rip off and wasted time. Dont waste your money and I encourage everyone to dispute charges with this place. Even small parks allow parents to ride with their child on small rides for safety. Literally was only 3 rides for my child to ride on and this could have been avoided by letting a parent ride with their child and you would have had a repeat customer. Will not return here. Courtesy and customer service is common sense for a business to have repeat business. Glad to have taken my daughter to Disneyland and the San Diego zoo the weeks prior where families are valued and can give their kids a joyful experience because this place isn't the place for that.

Surprisingly good. Expensive. Plan to stay all day because you'll need to make sure you fully use your $60. The Circus Circus is absolutely horrible, but this park is pretty good and definitely worth a visit. El Loco is amazing.

Is great for the kids . I loves that it was free entry and you only payed for wristband if you were getting on the rides .. I have terrible motion sickness but I still got to be with my kid and fam . I had a blast watching them get on the rides and captured every moment of it. Definitely will coming back . We end our family date at The steakhouse right outside the food court. Pricey but delicious great family date idea.

I really loved taking my kids here. In Colorado you have some snowy cold months and no amusement park is open but in Vegas this park is indoors! There's a lot for the kids to do and it's around $70 for them to ride and play games. Won so many stuffed animals and they loved the rides. Definitely take your child(ren) if in Vegas and looking for something other than The M&M factory for the kid(s). Here's your place.

The kids really enjoyed the rides. Super cool carnival experience inside of a done. Food, games, rides, and other things all in one area. Pretty dang cool!

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.

review is NOT for adventure dome exactly--- but for the Spongebob ride next to it!!! it was really good and cute reminded us of a ride you would have at Disneyland or Universal.

Super fun experience! My kids had an absolute blast during our first visit here. The place was practically empty when we went, so there were no long lines at all. They even have a fast pass lane, but we were lucky enough that the kids could ride whatever they wanted without any wait. We ended up staying for more than six hours! The park offers a wide variety of attractions, including roller coasters, laser tag, bumper cars, carnival games, carousel, arcades, and other fun rides like gondola, tea cups and airplane rides. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. The kids had so much fun, what else can I hope for? While it is a bit on the pricier side compared to other bigger theme parks, the experience was worth it. They used to offer per-ride charges, but now it's only daily or annual passes. We didn't try the food, so I can't comment on that. However, this is definitely a must-visit spot to add to your list if you're in Vegas with kids.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

This new attraction is just outside Adventure Dome and inside Circus Circus. Reasonably priced and fun for all ages. Children below 42 inches are free otherwise it's $12.95 for one ride or $20 for two! Lots of people pass by it. Make sure you don't! It's a digital experience with toy guns used to get points. My son enjoyed it. We will be back soon .

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.

What an experience! This is a new ride that came out March 2024. I've heard a lot about this new ride as there are signs to advertise it on the freeway. Spongebob's Crazy Carnival ride is located right next to Circus circus Adventuredome. I feel that it is a much needed fresh attraction in Circus circus. A lot of the other arcade and rides there are outdated so I was excited when they announced their new ride. Before you enter, you need to purchase a adventuredome card which is separate from the indoor theme park itself. 1 ride pass is $13 and 2 riders is $20. A bit on the pricey side but you're paying for the experience and the atmosphere. Being a huge spongebob fan, I feel that they did a great job with the theme of the spongebob franchise. From the interactive characters of Mr. Krabs at the entrance to SpongeBob, Patrick, and Plankton throughout the ride, you are immersed into the Bikini Bottom as you play various carnival games throughout the ride. These include a ring toss game and shooting hoops and the plates on the screen. It reminded me of the storybook rides at Disneyland. The ride lasted for 6 mins and it was a fun ride for both children and adults.

do not go to adventure dome. this company does not care about you or your cars!! my truck got stolen after i payed 300 for like 3 hours and the " security" on the bikes riding around the parking lots do not do there job!!

Great indoor theme park. There are rides for everyone. The roller coasters hurt your neck for sure so if you have issues with your spine or back I'd say don't go on. Fun for the whole family

$50 per wristband and it is wristband only. The ride selection is nice, they offer a variety of rides from roller-coasters and toddler rides. I just don't think it is enough for $50. A few the rides didn't work and there were no signs stopping people from entering the cue lines. Some of the workers visibly hate their job and some move slow as a turtle. It took one ride over 15 minutes to start because the worker was older and moving very slow. Drinks and food are overpriced. Kids everywhere, running around unsupervised although signs say the parents need to be with the children the whole time.

Over the weekend, I went here with my son. It was probably the first time I've been here since I was a kid. Thankfully, I have to say, for the very most part, I'm glad the AdventureDome is still just as fun as it ever was. First and foremost, I can tell the entire venue has been renovated and cleaned up since my last visit. Because, quite frankly, it needed it. The rides are just as good as they've ever been. The Inverter, The Slingshot, The El Loco, The Disk-O and The Canyon Blaster are alone worth the price of the ticket. It was actually my first time riding the El Loco today and I really enjoyed it. There are two reasons I did not give this review an extra star: number one - the prices of the all-day passes have become absurd. $60 for an adult pass I think is ludicrous. I understand inflation is at an all-time high. But the last time I visited here, I paid $15 for an all-day pass for one person. I paid nearly $100 for passes for me and my son. Also, I was incredibly disappointed to see that Chaos was completely demolished. Very sad considering that was my favorite ride back in the day. Despite that, I won't let that cloud my experience. I had truly had a wonderful time today and will likely be back soon.

It's been years since I've visited the Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park at Circus Circus with my daughter. We had decided to stop by on a Sunday morning, around 9:30 A.M. as soon as it opened at 10:00 A.M. The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park is located on the second level at Circus Circus. When you enter, you now have to get your picture taken first, then review the pictures on the computer with a team member. My daughter and I ended up picking out [2] pictures, which costed $33.00. Luckily, they do hold onto the pictures while you're inside the theme park, you just need to provide them your phone number. They will text you before the park closes to pick up your pictures. Unfortunately, there is no way to avoid this queue. As soon as we walked in, even after opening, we were in awe at how empty the place was. Unfortunately, half of the attractions were either closed for maintenance or weren't going to open until later in the day. My daughter didn't want to wait around for one of the rollercoasters to open up in the middle of the afternoon, but she did get to ride the canyon blaster, which was the only open roller coaster at 10:00 A.M. The canyon blaster has a double-loop. double-corkscrew at 55 mph. This was my first corkscrew ever. It was so hard on my neck! I was in pain afterwards! Be careful of that ride if you have neck issues or if you get motion sickness easily. I'd recommend avoiding it. Sand Pirates is a swinging ride. Height requirement is 33 inches to ride with a paying adult or 48 inches tall to ride alone. My daughter and I rode this, I felt pretty queasy afterwards. Some of the family rides that were open Drifters Circus Carousel Junior Ride: Mini karts (this is outside) There are a variety of arcade games in the midway and throughout the entire Circus Circus. We didn't win anything at the arcades, but it was nice to see all of the different options the Adventuredome had. There are also some other activities that you could do. Unfortunately when we went, none of them were open Bounty Pirate Golf Laser Games (Bank Heist Laser Challenge: Crack the Code and Escape the Vault) Angry Birds Extreme Zone (Rock Climbing and Bungee Jumping) My daughter and I paid $120.00 for two wristbands. It was quite expensive and wasn't worth the experience. If more rides were fixed and opened, then we may have enjoyed it more.

Tagged along with my family to check out this fun feature at Circus Circus. First off, I was impressed at how tidy and well laid out the indoor space was. With rides and concessions grouped in a circular path around bigger ride attractions, it was easy to let the preteens run off without fear of them getting lost. Rides for the under 48" crowd seemed super fun. I'd suggest they add a few more places for possibly hung over parents to sit while the little ones run from ride to ride. Concessions were good. There was even a bar! The preteens adored the coasters and and other rides. We all had a great time.

I was hit w/ a crazy sense of nostalgia as soon as I stepped foot into the Adventuredome. It instantly brought me back to when I wasn't a Vegas local & we would come to Vegas for family vacations. My brother & I would spend all day here while our parents gambled (lol). Now, being a parent myself & coming back for a birthday party, it was like going back in time. Everything is almost exactly as I remembered: the thundering roller coasters flying past you & shaking the ground, the swinging pirate ship ride that made me super nauseous back then. & of course the "kiddie rides" section & midway. Would I personally come here/take my kids here if it weren't for the birthday party invite? Probably not. Was it fun while we were there? Yes. At $60 per wristband, I think there's def better choices for kids around town, but all in all, we enjoyed ourselves :)

I've been going to Circus circus's for years. Now I get to take my daughter to experience it. It's been a party of every child's childhood. It could be a little cleaner but they do have sanitize stations all over.

My son and his friend had so much fun here this past weekend! No lines at all, and it wasn't too packed(which we loved!) nachos were great too we'll be back here!!!

Through the eyes of a kid, Adventuredome could certainly be a four-star attraction that offers rides, roller coasters, carnival games, a food court, an arcade, a souvenir shop, a go kart track and even an area you can rent to host a birthday party. But through the eyes of an adult, I can't help but notice the subpar, overprice food. The unenthusiastic young workforce they have operating the rides and games, an arcade with shotty buttons and joy sticks that stick, a roller coaster that tosses you around violently and the fact that the entire site is dated and could definitely use some renovations.

Attempted to use the restroom and got assaulted by the biggest roach I've ever seen in my life. I told staff about it and their basically replied with "Yeah. And...?" Their prices are also ridiculous for how filthy and shoddy it is.

I have never been here before and was going with friends who had. As for the pass costs to get on the rides, it's a bit high in my opinion for what is offered similar to full theme park prices. There were limited food options open inside later in the evening even though the place was packed. The midway cards are easy to load and I appreciated the bonus credit if you load a certain amount. I found the carnival games to be quite expensive in terms of credit values here. I still had a fun time but I prefer the Midway portion as it has the shows and was more quiet and less smoky.

Fun place for kids of all ages. Has 25 rides and attractions that range in fun for different ages such as bumper cars, two roller coasters, and fun carnival rides. I lost my phone here which really bummed me out but after submitting a claim to the lost and found at the security booth in circus circus someone called me that evening saying my phone has been found. I was so relieved which merits this adventuredome a solid 4 star yelp review and a thank you to the staff and security of this fine establishment. Prices are reasonable and parking is free at the circus circus self parking deck.

Interesting. As a roller coaster enthusiast this place is pretty ok. Always tried to to my momey. Empty do not by fast pass.

When you want to ride rides but don't want to stand out in the heat... adventuredome is a great option. This was our first time here and for the most part I was pretty impressed. We got there first thing in the morning when it opened. At first only like 2-3 rides were running. One of the ride operators informed me they couldn't open until an inspection was completed. Can't argue with that. I appreciate them doing inspections. I think it was around noon when all the rides were up and running. Even if you don't want to ride rides there are so many games to play. You have your choice of arcade games or carnival style games. It is free to get in if you aren't riding and just watching. The all day wristband is 60 dollars. The only problem I had with our trip was the food inside the adventuredome. There is a food Cafe place that has corn dogs, pizza, chicken strips etc it is very overpriced. The corn dog which I'm pretty sure is a frozen one you can buy from the store for like 50 cents was 8 dollars! Biggest rip off ever. The pizza was a good size but had hardly any sauce on it. The sauce tasted like straight tomato paste rubbed on it. It was not that good. Also, the tables were never cleaned off in between guest. They were pretty gross. Do yourself a favor and go outside to the food court. Overall, we had a blast and the facility was clean and all rides were running. I was very impressed for the most part. From the reviews I wasn't expecting it to be as nice as it is. Definitely a great place if you are in town looking for something to do with kids.

Came while out late and trying to keep a 5yr old occupied. We came super late (I don't recall what time) but most of the rides were closed. I'm guessing they operate them depending on the crowd because I did see them start to activate more rides as more people came. The workers were all really nice and allowed the adults get on kiddie rides so the little one wouldnt feel weird being by herself. We also got a few concessions. The bar was great and the drinks were strong and kept the adults occupied while the kid was having a ball. Overall it was a great experience but I recommend bringing a jacket because it was super cold inside.

It was a fun packed day for us at the Circus Circus Adventuredome. The rides were a blast and hardly waited in line for the rides.

It was amazing but Inverter was not so fun but el loco and Canyon Blaster were very fun. Overall it deserves 5 stars .

Look im going to give this place 5 stars no matter how bad it gets. lol it's our only theme park.

I really liked the indoor theme park!!! My issues is this !!! We spend 60$ a PIECE for a all day wristband BUT!!! Free entry !!! I don't like this !!! Only because sooooooo many people in there everywhere and Hardly the crowd is for the 60$ rides!!!!! The is why the paid the lines are not long !! But so hectic in there ...I feel like they should charge something or make the band less expensive!!!

I love this place the spongebob ride the 3D experience and also I love the BANAN icee I cannot even begin to explain how much I love this place

Not sure what all the complaining is about. This is one of the few times you shouldn't listen to negative reviewers. I went thinking oh boy Yelp SAYS this will be a bad time. On the contrary, my friends this is Sooooo worth $40 for kids PERIOD. All day, in and out privileges, about 5 or so solid rides for like toddlers themselves and some more if their riding with an older kid or adult. Yalll are tripping!!! Stuffy coats you are! The place is HUGE! The lines aren't that long, way cheaper than 6 flags, parking is free, and it's INDOORS! I personally as an adult wouldn't pay $40 because I HATE rides and anything height related plus it's really for kids and teenagers BUT I get it. Those few rides for adult adults do look WORTH IT. We had a blast there with the kids we were with They do check heights for the junior $20 tickets so don't complain if Timmy who's 6'1 at 4 yrs old has to pay the $40 price. YOUR BAD FOR HAVING SUCH A TALL KID. Definitely a nice break from silly overpriced Vegas

Great place for kids indoor rollercoasters I guess they have a indoor water coaster but it had no water so it was out of order or maybe it's was a new build not sure but it's like a indoor fairgrounds games scared games rides a good time and place to take the kids in Vegas especially if they are too small to ride the New York New York stratosphere rides

Great price to enter. Stays open late. Lines are quick and has many rides for old to old. Plenty of snack options. Went to each ride and some a few times. Way better than Knott's and yes even Disneyland. You could never get into this many rides in one day yet alone in a few hours. The fact that it's a giant circle makes it easy and indoor(climate controlled). Yes, please!

Visited the Adventuredome for the first time in a few years and nice to see some refurbishments done. There is now an expanded food/snack area with larger seating area and larger service counter with more options. I have never eaten here, so can't vouch for the food. Seems like many of the areas got touched up with at least a new coat of paint or renovated to newer attractions. There is security when you first arrive who will pass over you with a metal detector wand.... Actually nice to see some semblance of security in Vegas so they can create a safe environment. The ride wristband has gone up quite a bit in price from years ago and probably is only worth the value if you spend majority of the day there and get on multiple rides. There is a modest amount of carnival/claw machine games interspersed through one side of the dome if you want some games. Pro Tip: There are often different prizes in the dome versus at the carnival midway upstairs, so check out both in case you like one set of prizes better than the other. Bonus Tip: Some prices have better pricing in the dome due to having cheaper multiple play deals (I.e.- 3 plays for 50 credits versus 22 credits for 1 try). While the game prices have increased about 10% since the start of the year, they are still an ok value depending on the game. If you're looking for a break from the typical casinos and have a younger group or kids with you, this is a place to check out since it's free to walk through.

My daughter went for a school trip on 5/10/24. The ride operator for Slingshot refused to help her with her seatbelt. My daughter's friend sitting next to her had to help. I complained via email to their guest relations department on 5/11/24. They ghosted me.

I've been coming to Las Vegas and I've never know about Adventuredome! Such a fun place to go to and lots of fun activities for families to do together. It is like a mini amusement park with kiddy rides and big kid rides as well. The twist and turns of roller coasters to the Merry go-round Carrousel to bumper cars to Ferris Wheel and arcade games. If your kiddos are old enough to ride the rides but too young to be in Casinos this is the place for them. I also like that it's indoors Incase it's too hot or too cold outside! The only thing is with the roller coasters it can get really loud! The games are fun but the prices are too generic in my opinion! The price to play the games can get very expensive so be prepared to spend some money!

Great little theme park for kids! In comparison to big theme parks outdoors where u need to wait in the line under the sun, this is a way better choice. Parents don't need to pay to get in and kids can get on rides quickly without a long wait. Rides, arcades, and food stalls...what else do you need?

Nice for kids to enjoy rides. During our visit there weren't a lot of kids. It was a weekday but it was good deal of rides for my granddaughter.

My nephew had a fantastic time. We went here to do a celebration of life for my father. We all had a great time. My only issue was a machine broke and there was no manager on duty in the area near the price redemption to open and fix the machine. I asked the attendant for my credits back and he was unable to do so, he said only the manager could assist with that. I understood it was 10pm at night so I didnt push the issue. Otherwise we had a great time.

Amazing fun place to go with the family. I've always come there and had fun. Make sure if you have kids to have an extra adult with you so you can go on the bigger rides.

The rides and games are great for the kids. But the food wasn't as good as I expected. They need to work on the selection and freshness. The adult slush drinks are not good at all.

My guess is that Adventuredome has been around for 30+ years. It's an iconic place in Las Vegas history, even though it comes with a stigma! It's an indoor theme park, because of course it can't be outside with he desert heat, but has a lot for the amount of space it covers. There are two quality roller coasters inside, and though they may not be as long as their outdoor counterparts, you are able to ride them as often as you like with your admission! One of the two coasters has just recently opened, and it definitely has that smooth new technology feel. There are plenty of rides for the younger kids, and perhaps not much besides the coasters for the older kids and adults, but there are plenty of other things to occupy your time. There is an indoor laser tag, as well as three "virtual" ride theaters that are a nice touch for the limited dome space. Though it's hard to justify the nearly $60 ride band, it is for all day admission, and they do a nice job of keeping the place clean and functional for the kids!

If you're from the ages of 5-12 this place is fantastic. Not so much for the older crowd or little kids. Still, it's free to get in, but the rides will cost you a lot. There are a few rides here and a bonafide roller coaster. I was actually impressed with what they had here. Again, if you're a kid, come and enjoy all the rides and games.

This theme park has gone downhill. Brought my daughter here for her birthday. She loves this place usually. The last few times we have been it's just not good. The price is 60$ a person now! You would think they would have all the rides open. So due to staffing shortage... Go figure. They had multiple rides closed on Monday! 6/20. Unfortunately for my daughter and her friend, only 3 rides were open for a child that is 48' and above the tickets should of been discounted or just not open. I know we all know Vegas is expensive, but it seems like another business does not care about the service or experience they are giving. The workers should have informed me as the parent purchasing the tickets about the closures. Well, at least I can share my experience. Save your money and time. They have plenty of people that visit and will not read this! No- Sir-reee- BoB!