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Adventuredome - What To Know BEFORE You Go

The basics

It’s free to walk around Adventuredome: you only have to pay to ride and play. You can pay per ride, but for the best value, opt for an all-day ride pass. Thrill seekers will enjoy the Canyon Blaster roller coaster, reportedly the world's largest indoor double-loop double-corkscrew coaster, and El Loco, with a beyond-vertical drop and inversions. Families and smaller children will enjoy rides such as the carousel, Ferris wheel, and Miner Mike. Play for prizes at the midway games or test your skills at the video arcade. Adventuredome also offers attractions such as miniature golf, 4D films, motion simulators, rock climbing, and bungee jumping. Free clown shows are offered several times a day.

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When to get there

Adventuredome opens daily but hours vary according to the time of year: it can stay open as late as midnight or close as early as 6pm. Clown shows take place four times daily, with additional shows on Friday and Saturday nights. Visit on Friday and Saturday evenings for glow-in-the-dark fun. Adventuredome is air conditioned, making it an ideal option in the summer.

Family-Friendly Attractions in Las Vegas

There’s more to Las Vegas than just adult fun. Theme park fans also have the Big Apple Coaster and midway games at New York New York Hotel. Jump on the High Roller at the LINQ observation wheel for sky-high Vegas views, or enter the Marvel Universe at Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. Animal lovers can check out the Lion Habitat Ranch, the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, and the Shark Reef Aquarium. For dinner with a show, try the Tournament of Kings.

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