The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park
About
Located within the iconic Circus Circus Hotel on the north side of the Las Vegas Strip, this expansive indoor facility spans several acres and offers a unique combination of gym and rock climbing activities alongside a full theme park experience. The venue features rock climbing walls, a dedicated locker room area available for a small fee, and a wide array of other attractions including roller coasters, bumper cars, go-karts, laser tag, VR rides, carnival games, and a video game arcade. Visitors appreciate the clean, fun, and generally safe environment, which provides a family friendly destination with the added convenience of free parking. The park operates with a ticketing system for individual rides or offers wristbands for unlimited access, with discounts available for groups like military personnel, making advance planning beneficial for managing costs. While primarily an entertainment venue, the rock climbing and active attractions offer physical engagement in a lively, climate controlled setting. The facility also includes casual dining options and a 4D short movie theater, creating a comprehensive destination for activity and recreation. Reviewers frequently highlight the value of the unlimited ride wristbands, especially when arriving early to avoid crowds, and note the variety of attractions suitable for children and adults alike. However, some guests have reported inconsistencies with height requirements for rides and occasional full price admission during periods when significant portions of the park are under construction and several rides are non operational. Safety procedures, particularly on rides where very young children are instructed to buckle themselves, have also been a point of concern for some visitors, contrasting with the overall positive reports of a secure and enjoyable atmosphere. Despite these occasional issues, the majority of experiences are positive, with families finding it an excellent spot to spend several hours enjoying active entertainment.
reviewsWhat Members Say
Members describe it as a great family friendly spot with plenty of rides, rock climbing, and games that are clean, fun, and generally safe, offering good value especially with unlimited ride wristbands. They praise the variety of attractions for all ages, the convenience of free parking, and the overall enjoyable experience. However, some report frustrations with inconsistent height requirements for rides, safety concerns where young children are told to buckle themselves, and being charged full price when many rides are closed due to construction. Specific mentions include the $60 unlimited ride pass being worth it, the additional $4 locker room fee, and the recommendation to plan ahead or set a budget to manage costs effectively.
rate_reviewGoogle Reviews (5)
Denine Taylor
3 months ago
Another great family-friendly spot in Vegas is The Adventurezone Indoor Theme Park. Hidden away in the iconic “Circus Circus” Hotel, it’s a great place to spend a few hours with the kids to tire them out and keep them happy. The Adventuredome is several acres of rides, rock climbing and other game entertainment. There is a casual restaurant or two, video games (of course) and roller coasters. Think: Mall of America indoor theme park. It’s clean and fun and felt safe. As such, there are plenty of opportunities to “part with your money” here, so if you go, planning can help. They offer rides discounts (military) and wrist bands based upon height. When I went with my son, I was SO exhausted at that point, I kept feeding cash into an automated ticket machine. I don’t recommend this lol. Better to just plan ahead or have a budget and get wrist bands or any discount that makes sense for your family.
Frany Chevry
3 months ago
Most of the rides are indoor. They were smooth and great. My son loved this place. Worth the price. Some arcades are also available, but you need to buy a card and load it up. I think the rides are better. Also there’s a locker room area which cost me an additional $4. Worth it.
Choco Le Chien
3 months ago
The $60 for unlimited rides are well worth it - rides for big and small kids & adults too. Mini arcade inside. If you arrive early, no need for fast pass. Don't forget to watch the 4D short movie too.
Jason Oliver
4 months ago
A Great family friendly activity on the north side of the strip. One of the few places left with free parking! The AdventureDome itself has a midway full of carnival style games, a video game arcade, bumper cars, go karts, laser tag, VR rides, two awesome roller coasters and more!
Camille Manayao
a month ago
was charged full price for my child because she met the height requirement; however, once inside, she was told she was “too small” to ride certain attractions. This was inconsistent and extremely frustrating, especially after paying full admission. Additionally, I was very concerned about safety procedures. On the swing ride, staff were instructing children as young as three and six years old to buckle themselves in. It is my understanding that Circus Circus staff are responsible for ensuring children are properly secured before rides begin. This raises serious safety concerns. To make matters worse, a significant portion of the park was under construction, and several rides were not operational, yet full price was still charged. I have photos and videos documenting the delayed opening, staff interactions, safety concerns, and ride closures.
scheduleHours
Monday: 12:00 – 7:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 – 7:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 – 7:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 – 7:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM