True to its name, Circus Circus boasts circus acts in its casino, with trapeze artists and acrobats performing above the crowd. Visitors will also find the world's largest permanent circus with aerial artists, jugglers, and wacky clowns located on stage at the Carnival Midway, which also includes games with prizes and an arcade. The hotel's indoor amusement park, Adventuredome, offers laser tag, roller coasters, and 3D thrill rides.
Since Circus Circus isn’t near many of the popular Vegas attractions, book a hop-on hop-off bus tour to get around easier.
Circus Circus is located in the northern part of the Las Vegas Strip, away from the action found in the center and southern end of the boulevard. It's about a 40-minute walk or 11-minute drive to the Las Vegas Paris hotel and its Eiffel Tower. Ridesharing services and taxis are readily available through the city.
As the hotel is geared toward families, some of its restaurants close earlier on weekdays, so late-night dining options may be limited. The Adventuredome closing times vary depending on the time of year; check the hours of operation on the casino website.
Located close to Circus Circus, the Stratosphere Tower at the Stratosphere Hotel stands 1,149 feet (350 meters) above the Las Vegas Strip, offering 360-degree views of Sin City from its observation deck, as well as a handful of thrill rides. There’s also the Top of the World restaurant, which rotates 360 degrees over the course of an hour, giving diners unique city views.
