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Vegas is a thrill seeker's paradise with scream-inducing, heart-racing
roller coasters, race cars and rides that are sure to get your
adrenaline pumping.
Adventure CanyonIf you're ready to embark on a
one-of-a-kind log ride, Adventure Canyon at Buffalo Bill's not only has a
death defying drop, you can also laser shoot at bandits.
AdventuredomeDon't let the pink exterior fool
you, the Circus Circus Adventuredome is filled with action and thrills.
Housed beneath a five-and-a-half-acre glass encasement, this Las Vegas
theme park promises fun for the whole family, young and old.
ATV ToursExperience the Southwest like never before with an unforgetable off-road ATV adventure.
Big ShotSoar off into space and be one
with the astronauts as you're launched 160 feet in a mere 2.5 seconds at
45 mph, getting a taste of weightlessness as 4 Gs of force lift you
literally off your seat.
Canyon BlasterReaching speeds of up to 55 mph,
Canyon Blaster coaster at Adventuredome will have riders gripping their
handle bars as they zip through a series of twists and turns.
ChaosThe Adventuredome's Chaos is
like a tricked-out Tilt-a-Whirl and will have you laughing and screaming
as you rise, tilt and spin all at the same time.
DesperadoPlummet 209-feet through a
tunnel and 155 feet down a spiral, reaching speeds of close to 90 mph on
one of the tallest coasters in the country.
Drive or ride in a real race carFollowing one-hour instruction,
you can drive (or ride in) a full-size, 600 HP race car for six laps
around the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, 15 minutes from the Strip. Reach
top speeds of 145 mph. No experience necessary.
InsanityRising 68 feet over the edge of
the 1,149-foot Stratosphere, Insanity spins passengers at up to 3 Gs,
serving up views of the Strip as you rush back down.
InverterSpinning you from top to bottom
and back again, the Inverter inside Las Vegas' Adventuredome at Circus
Circus gives new meaning to the term hang tight.
SkyJumpSkyJump Las Vegas is a
"controlled free fall," with riders on a vertical zipline diving 855
feet from the 108th floor of the tower, reaching up to 40 mph.
Sling ShotPart of the new generation of
"thrill rides," the Sling Shot shoots passengers up a 100-foot tower at 4
Gs of force, 1 G more than a rocket launch.
The Roller Coaster at New York-New YorkThe Roller Coaster at Las Vegas' New York - New York features towering drops, multiple loops and stunning views of the Strip.
Vegas Indoor SkydivingNot everybody wants to jump
thousands of feet from an airplane. For the curious, yet not entirely
daring, there's the thrill of indoor skydiving.
Voodoo ZiplineZip 800 feet above the Strip between the Rio hotel's two towers with speeds up to 33 miles per hour.
Wet 'n' WildFamilies and thrill seekers
alike will find common ground in this playful water-themed amusement
park with more than 25 slides and attractions.
X ScreamThis extreme thrill ride plays
on your fear of heights, as you are plunged 27 feet over the edge of the
Stratosphere Tower at speeds of 30 mph.
Zero GWhile you may not be an
astronaut, you can definitely live like one for a day by experiencing
floating and true weightlessness in this flight to remember.
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