Adventuredome Theme Park

The staff is nice and there’s plenty of parking. Wristbands are the best deal possible ($ 32 ea). I imagine on the weekends and holidays it gets crazy crowded but I went on a Wednesday and didn’t have any lines for anything. My daughter had fun. Food and snacks are insane expensive and not that appetizing. There’s also free circus shows in that hotel

We went in Feb, for Valentines the dome was not hot and the waits were not long. Four adults and one 4 ½ year old. It was $ 82 for two adults and a child full pass. However miniture golf, rock climb and bungee jump are not included in pass price. You’ll have more fun if your child is over 42 inches tall. You can leave and come back through out the day. The Blue Iguana reatruant is delicious! We also bought alcohol and brought it with us on most the rides or put it in a locker. We would do it again!

Stay away! In addition to being dirty and outdated, customer service is horrible. I have twin six year olds who are maybe (maybe!!) a cowlick over 48″. Guy behind the counter insists that, even though they won’t go on any adult rides, they MUST pay the (ridiculous) $ 32 for an adult ticket. So rather than getting $ 51 from me for three junior tickets, they will be getting $ 0. Smart move. I’d also like to add that the guy wasn’t even apologetic as my six year old bawled in line. Never again, and we used to come here at least once every few months.

There was hot air specifically coming out of the air ducts yet the associates tried to explain that the reason we were sweating to death was because of the sun coming through the glass which struck me as a trained response by the second associate. It would have been enjoyable if the heat didn’t make us feel so sick. Thought going in the winter would mean we didn’t have to worry about the heat… Wrong

Took my son her yesterday for his birthday. Could have a few more rides. We got there right at 10 when they opened so there werent any any lines which was a plus. A lot cheaper than the amusement parks where we live. He had fun which was all that mattered. All the vendors werent opened though. He wanted a airbrush shirt but couldnt get one because they were closed. Other than that its ok. Good place to let your kids burn energy

This is a small theme park. It has three toddler rides. Four high rides. They do sell drinks for adults which is good. They do sell pictures for 20 or 22. Its been to buy the wrist band. Even though the park can get boring after four hours. Try to find a coupon before going in. I recommend to take only the bigger kids and babies or toddlers. They wont have fun all day.

Took my kids while we were in las vegas to the
was expensive to get a wristband to get on the rides unlimited. butthats what they wanted to do. they had a good time, it’s quite small and busy being it’s the weekend… but everything in vegas is quite pricey

The experience is very «kiddish» there is only a limited of things for older kids or adults, and the prices are through the roof, the laser tag facility is very small and cramped and not ran very well and the El Loco ride always seems to be broken whenever I show up to the amusement park, I don’t recommend this facility if you are older than 12

Thankfuly there weren’t any smoke smell. It is not all pass for everything. You have to pay half of the activities. Lots of people. And lots of happy kids.

If you want your kids spending the day with a bunch of obese, aggressive Cholas with 9 kids each that they can’t be bothered to control and teach manners to, this is the place for you.
Basically, your entire day will go like this: your kids will wait their turn in line, and some gangsta types with their unruly brood will show up, have their kids run straight through the line, cutting through the line and getting on the rides, and the EMPLOYEES DO NOTHING WHILE THEY SEE THIS. This happened OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
All the employees look miserable and can’t even crack a smile. Really what’s happening here is that the decent parents with kids who are taught right (and probably the staff) are thinking «I really should say something, but then, this fat Chola is already using the „f“ bomb in front of her own kids, so she’ll probably slit my throat or use even more profanity in front of the kids if I call her on the rampant line cutting» So nobody does anything.
I actually witnessed one of the mothers ask the employee «why don’t you do your job?» when her kids missed TWO rounds of rides while waiting in line because he kept seeing these kids running in front of the line and getting on the rides, AND EVEN GOING THROUGH THE EXIT TO CUT THE LINE, while the EMPLOYEE SAW IT ALL AND DID NOTHING.
One of the «I can’t put down a chimichanga while I spit out the 10^th kid I can’t take care of» lard lovin’ Cholas got in her face aggressively and started throwing «f» bombs – IN FRONT OF KIDS.
Oh, and the idiot worthless security came down and told the poor decent woman whose kids were missing their turn that she should back down – which she was doing nothing wrong to back down from. Wow! Disgusting! I even approached this poor woman and told her I would be her witness. Then again, security guard was a Cholo too – like the fox watching the hen house.
The icing on the cake was the teenage boys stumbling around bragging about how they were high on weed. But with the worthless security here, what else would you expect?
If you look at the positive reviews, you’ll notice that they tend to be people from parts of the country where there are not a lot of amusement parks. We come from the OC where Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, and a bunch of other amusement parks are located, so this place was a joke to us.
But hey, if you want your kids to learn gang signs and four letter words – by all means, take them here!

This place was okay. Our kids enjoyed it but for me it’s expensive and very crowded. But if you will go to Vegas with kids they will like this place.

Of course my kids had a blast but this place needs a super major makeover it’s so old and kinda stinky! A bit overpriced also! We did love the new roller coaster. We did the unlimited wrist band and went on all the rides. The happy feet 3D ride was really sad lol I was so embarrassed for the ride. All you can hear the whole time is a generator loud thing during the movie ride. I bought a large soda and asked for a refill because we spilled it and he charged me. Really you couldn’t just fill it back up. It’s just soda. Other then that my kids had fun and that’s all that mattered.

I really like that they have this area designed for a wide range of ages. I came here with my nieces the other day and they absolutely loved it. It’s nice that this is an indoor space with rides because you don’t have to sizzle in the Las Vegas heat. The prices aren’t bad at all either! The all day unlimited ride wristbands for my three year old and 8 year old nieces were I think $ 18 each. Super cheap in my opinion, considering going to other places charge a lot per ride.

The experience would vary based on your age really. There are only 4 rides for adults: Disco Disk, Roller coaster, El Loco, and one circular thingy. The rides are amazing, the only problem is you don’t stay for long enough, especially with the El Loco and the Roller Coaster; you only get 1 turn in the course and you’re out.
The course is quite short; once you start being able to open your eyes and enjoy the ride, the ride is over. If you’re planning on coming here, you better get an all day pass and go on the rides more than once.
One more thing, be sure to have proper breakfast/​lunch before coming here by at least one hour to avoid nausea.
3 stars for number of rides and duration of each turn, 5 for quality, 4 average.

I’ve been wanting to write a review about this place for quite some time. It’s perhaps the last theme park standing for Las Vegas and it’s really good for kids of all ages. Took my son here for a day and had a blast. Rode together on a lot of rides and the price wasn’t too bad either. There’s a good 10 – 15 rides for kids under 36″ and quite a few rides for adults and older kids. They also have the 4-​D experience in a few movies, which was really cool.
I was disappointed to find out the water ride was replaced with the El Loco. A cool new roller coaster but only lasts about 30 seconds. I will definitely come back and highly suggest you buy the all day pass. Great fun for locals as well as tourist.

Been here many times… Added a few new rides. A bit noisy and as usual noisy. Ok if your children are thrill seekers, if not, dont try it. Midway games would be a better choice.

The adventure dome is filled with 25 attractions + arcade games /​souvenir shops.
Wristbands are $ 30 but you can get $ 5 off if you use the coupon in the brochure (you get this at the main hotel desk).
Pros:
Cool rides
Good bathrooms
Several arcade games
Open until midnight on the weekend
Cons:
Only 2 main roller coasters /​small bumper car ride.
One ride that flips you entirely hurts the legs (there’s too much pressure on the safety bar)

For a attracting on the Las Vegas this is very poor to say this least.
While I was not expecting a major theme park under one roof or even theme park quality attractions, I was still expecting better than the Adventure Dome delivers.
Everything is pretty crammed in but then again that is to be expect due to the nature of the attraction.
The whole place looks run down and in need of a major facelift. Maybe this place is good for the little ones and I am sure younger kids will enjoy the rides here but for adults looking for more of a thrill, look elsewhere.

I am not a big fan of this amusement park, located in the Circus, Circus complex. Once our family and I got here, once inside the entrance, we were told we «HAD TO» take a photograph — all of us — by their photographer, and we could pick up the pictures later. None of us wanted to have our photos taken (not even the kids), nor had we any inclination to buy a photo of us (we looked horrid, just walking here from our hotel. We were so NOT in the mood). But we were forced to, so we did. That was our first cue that this place perhaps was not for us.
We walked around the dome to check out the various rides. They have a pretty good assortment of attractions. My kids chickened out of riding any of them, so we did not purchase wristbands. But man, was it packed there! Families and kids walking and running around. We nearly tripped on a few kids who got underfoot. Be forewarned.
Tip: we went online beforehand and found some discount coupons for the all-​access wristbands (Google «Las Vegas discounts» and you will find). I think the coupons were for $ 4 or $ 5 dollars off each wristband. This is a moot point for us, as my kids didn’t want to go on any rides, so I gave my coupons to a family waiting to get inside.
Food-​wise, they only sell amusement park fare (cotton candies and the like). Nothing looked or smelled even remotely appealing.
All in all, I can only recommend coming here if you know for a fact that your kid will go on some or all of the rides here, and if you come at an off time.

Typically I wouldn’t complain about having a themepark to myself… but when it’s literally you, your friend, and maybe 10 other people… it’s so depressing.
All the midway games were at a standstill and every ride we rode was pretty much alone. I mean, we had both roller coasters to ourselves… they could have kept it running and I’m sure we would’ve been able to go 4 – 5 times over before one of the other 10 guests in the park finally came over to the line. Irregardless of their non-​attendance though, they still charge an arm and a leg for the attractions — so get yourself an all day pass. Note, some attractions are premium and do not apply to the all day pass.
My friend and I were in and out within a hour and a half. In that time, we amassed a ride total of roughly $ 60 had we bought individual tickets (all non-​repeated rides though).

The Circus Circus Casino and Hotel gets a (sometimes deservedly) bad rap for being overly crowded, dirty and smoky. With its very, very low room rates, RV park, and family-​friendly circus appeal, it’s true that things can get a bit hairy on the casino level.
However, head upstairs to the Adventuredome, and I think you will be pleasantly surprised. For the young and young at heart, the Dome sports a full-​sized amusement park with two awesome roller coasters and a host of other rides from the Scrambler to my favorite, bumper cars. Save your road rage for the Dome.
A wrist band allows an entire day and night of unlimited riding the rides. There’s even a passable 18 hole mini-​golf and a number of carnival games for pre-​game gaming. Want more? There is an actual circus at Circus Circus with eye-​candy-​worthy performers from China, Romania and beyond. See you at the Circus.

Took my 3 year old here, thankfully it wasn’t too crowded and we only had about a 5 – 7 minute wait to ride some rides however the people working here suck. They are not friendly, they look very unhappy and don’t want to be there. The prices for admission are overpriced too, it sucks because I had to purchase a wrist band for myself in order for my son to go on rides he had to be a certain height which was kinda absurd and didn’t need to me go with him.
My favorite attraction was their 3d/​4d shows for Dora and Sponge Bob, it was so cool sitting in the theater with the 3d glasses and bubbles flying around. I really thought they were cute. My least favorite ride was the pirate one omg i totally felt sick and my stomach turn normally I don’t get sick but that ride was awful, my lil one too was totally scared and i just had to put his head down and keep talking to him. After that ride we called it quits.
Would I go back again probably not, just expensive and I would wait till he’s tall enough so he can ride all the rides without me. =/

Great little amusement park for kids 3 y/​o and up.
Since it is, essentially, the only place where kids can spend all day, it gets insanely packed in the afternoon to evening. When you go there right when it opens, you can ride all the rides with minimal wait (if any at all).