Amusement and Thrills

Explore Clark County's high-altitude attractions and indoor entertainment. The Stratosphere Tower stands as the second-tallest observation tower in the Western Hemisphere, featuring high-rise thrill rides and panoramic views. In Winchester, the Adventuredome at Circus Circus offers five acres of climate-controlled rides, including the double-loop Canyon Blaster. South in Primm, the Desperado hypercoaster reaches speeds of 80 mph with a 225-foot drop. For winter sports, the Magic Carpet at Lee Canyon provides beginner-friendly transport for skiers and snowboarders on the mountain.

Amusement and Thrills — Kaart

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Stratosphere Tower

The second tallest free standing observation tower in the western hemisphere.

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Circus Circus Adventuredome

Adventuredome is a 5-acre indoor amusement park at Circus Circus in Winchester, Nevada on the Las Vegas Strip. It is owned by Phil Ruffin.

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Desperado

Steel hypercoaster at Buffalo Bill's Resort in Primm, featuring a 225-foot drop and speeds up to 80 mph.

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Desperado

Hypercoaster at Buffalo Bill's Resort with a 6,000-foot track and a maximum speed of 80 mph.

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Desperado

Steel roller coaster at Buffalo Bill's Resort, once ranked as one of the tallest and fastest in the world.

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Desperado

Hypercoaster in Primm featuring a 225-foot drop at a 60-degree angle.

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Desperado

Steel hypercoaster at Buffalo Bill's Resort reaching speeds of 80 mph.

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Desperado

Hypercoaster at Buffalo Bill's Resort featuring a tunnel segment and a 225-foot drop.

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Magic Carpet

Conveyor-style surface lift for skiers and snowboarders located at Lee Canyon on Mount Charleston.