The entire structure is built on a deck elevated 14 feet above the hotel’s casino floor.
The dome consists of over 350,000 square feet of pink-tinted insulating glass weighing approximately 830 tons.
The Canyon Blaster roller coaster is one of the only indoor double-loop, double-corkscrew coasters in the world.
The facility was originally opened in 1993 as the Grand Slam Canyon.
The park's foundation is supported by massive concrete pylons that extend deep into the Las Vegas soil to provide structural stability for the heavy rides.
The Adventuredome is a 5-acre indoor amusement park located under a massive pink glass dome connected to the Circus Circus hotel and casino in Las Vegas. It features a climate-controlled environment maintaining a constant temperature regardless of external desert heat. The park houses two indoor roller coasters, including the El Loco, which features a beyond-vertical 180-degree drop. Visitors have access to diverse attractions ranging from high-thrill rides to midway-style carnival games and an 18-hole miniature golf course. The park is constructed on a permanent mezzanine level structure. It utilizes a double-glass pane system to filter sunlight while allowing natural illumination into the space.
The mezzanine overlook near the entrance provides a wide-angle view of the entire dome and the brightly colored track of the Canyon Blaster.
Wear comfortable sneakers as the park layout requires significant walking across the mezzanine level.
Check the ride height requirements on the official website before arriving, as several thrill rides have strict minimums.
Visit during midweek to minimize wait times for the popular roller coasters.
Do not wait until the evening on weekends, as capacity crowds can lead to long queues that limit the number of rides you can experience.
Shirts and shoes are required at all times; loose articles are prohibited on all high-thrill rides.
