The Adventuredome is an indoor amusement park at Circus Circus on the Las Vegas Strip, with rides and attractions beneath a glass dome. Its mix of thrill rides, family rides and games makes it a place to plan around ride heights, opening hours and ticket details.
- Location: Circus Circus, Las Vegas.
- Park size: 5 acres.
- Opening pattern: Hours vary by day of the week.
- Tickets: Check the official park page for current prices and admission terms.
What The Adventuredome offers
The Adventuredome brings roller coasters, family rides, games and indoor attractions together beneath Circus Circus’s glass dome. Circus Circus describes it as Las Vegas’ only indoor amusement park.
The park opened in 1993 with four rides. Its thrill rides include Canyon Blaster, an indoor double-loop, double-corkscrew coaster that reaches speeds of up to 55 mph, as well as El Loco, NebulaZ, Disk’O, Inverter and Sling Shot.
Beyond rides, attractions include laser challenges, an arcade, midway games, a virtual reality room and Pirates Bounty Mini Golf, an 18-hole indoor course. The entertainment lineup also includes 4D and extreme ride theaters, plus roaming clown shows.
How do you get to The Adventuredome?
Circus Circus is on the Las Vegas Strip, and The Adventuredome entrance is within the resort. The park map shows its location inside Circus Circus but does not provide directions from the motel.
If you’re planning a wider Strip outing, the Las Vegas Strip from downtown guide covers that broader trip.
For transport options around the city, getting around Las Vegas from a downtown base is another planning topic.
Tickets, hours and ride rules
The Adventuredome’s hours vary across the week, and ride access depends on height requirements. Check the official site before you go for current hours, ticket prices, admission terms and ride rules.
The park is open 12:00pm–7:00pm Monday through Thursday, 12:00pm–10:00pm Friday and Saturday, and 12:00pm–9:00pm Sunday. The park map marks the entrance, ticket and wristband sales, stroller rental, restrooms, security and ADA-accessible areas.
Height limits differ by ride. Canyon Blaster requires riders to be at least 48 inches tall; NebulaZ has a 42-inch minimum. El Loco, Disk’O, Inverter and Sling Shot each have a 48-inch minimum. Confirm current requirements before choosing rides.
Planning a visit with children
The Adventuredome has a selection of kids’ rides, but minimum heights and accompaniment rules vary. Circus Carousel, B.C. Bus, Drifters, Road Runner, Frog Hopper and Thunderbirds are among the options.
B.C. Bus requires riders to be 36 inches tall unless accompanied; Drifters and Road Runner require 42 inches unless accompanied. Frog Hopper and Thunderbirds are for guests between 36 and 58 inches tall. Check the current ride rules as you plan which attractions suit your group.
Pairing the park with nearby Strip stops
The Adventuredome sits within Circus Circus, so you can combine park time with other plans along the Las Vegas Strip.
From a motel in Las Vegas, the park is about a 9-minute drive or an 80-minute walk from Crown Motel. Allow for the ride and attraction mix you have in mind, then check the park’s current hours before setting out.
FAQs
Is The Adventuredome indoors?
Yes. The amusement park is inside Circus Circus beneath a glass dome.
How large is The Adventuredome?
Circus Circus says the park covers 5 acres.
Are there rides for children?
Yes. The park has several kids’ rides, with height limits and accompaniment rules that vary by attraction.
Does The Adventuredome have attractions besides rides?
Yes. Options include arcade and midway games, laser challenges, a virtual reality room, indoor mini golf and theater attractions.