Circus Circus Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
When you're visiting Las Vegas with your kids, keeping them entertained can be quite a challenge. Fortunately, Circus-Circus Las Vegas Hotel and Casino has the perfect solution for you.
This incredible hotel resembles a massive circus tent with pink and white stripes, and the fun theme continues inside. Even in the casinos, where there are numerous gaming tables and slot machines, parents can easily keep an eye on their kids from the midway level. On this level, you'll discover carnival-style games, the Virtual Reality Zone, amusing trick mirrors, and a "Be a Clown" stall where kids can enjoy putting on clown makeup. Every day, you can enjoy a variety of circus shows featuring clowns, jugglers, acrobats, and trapeze artists.
For even more excitement, there's the Adventuredome, a 5-acre indoor theme park with a range of attractions and rides suitable for both families and adventurous individuals. Whether you prefer mild or thrilling experiences, you'll find something for everyone, including golf, the Xtreme zone, a games arcade, and much more.
Circus Circus boasts four casinos-Slots A Fun, Main, West, and Skyrise-as well as ballrooms, a Race and Sports Book, bars, swimming pools, a wedding chapel, and more. If you're in the mood for shopping, the hotel's mall has a wide variety of shops to explore. The impressive 40,000-square-foot shopping Promenade offers a fantastic selection of souvenirs, snacks, apparel, and beverages to suit every taste.
When it comes to dining, Circus Circus features several restaurants offering a range of options, including steaks, pizzas, burgers, quick snacks, and deli favorites.
Why You Should Visit:
Aside from being a great solution when visiting Vegas with a family, Circus Circus will provide excitement for everyone, whatever your game and age!
This incredible hotel resembles a massive circus tent with pink and white stripes, and the fun theme continues inside. Even in the casinos, where there are numerous gaming tables and slot machines, parents can easily keep an eye on their kids from the midway level. On this level, you'll discover carnival-style games, the Virtual Reality Zone, amusing trick mirrors, and a "Be a Clown" stall where kids can enjoy putting on clown makeup. Every day, you can enjoy a variety of circus shows featuring clowns, jugglers, acrobats, and trapeze artists.
For even more excitement, there's the Adventuredome, a 5-acre indoor theme park with a range of attractions and rides suitable for both families and adventurous individuals. Whether you prefer mild or thrilling experiences, you'll find something for everyone, including golf, the Xtreme zone, a games arcade, and much more.
Circus Circus boasts four casinos-Slots A Fun, Main, West, and Skyrise-as well as ballrooms, a Race and Sports Book, bars, swimming pools, a wedding chapel, and more. If you're in the mood for shopping, the hotel's mall has a wide variety of shops to explore. The impressive 40,000-square-foot shopping Promenade offers a fantastic selection of souvenirs, snacks, apparel, and beverages to suit every taste.
When it comes to dining, Circus Circus features several restaurants offering a range of options, including steaks, pizzas, burgers, quick snacks, and deli favorites.
Why You Should Visit:
Aside from being a great solution when visiting Vegas with a family, Circus Circus will provide excitement for everyone, whatever your game and age!
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Sight Name: Circus Circus Las Vegas Hotel and Casino
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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