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The Las Vegas Circus Circus Hotel is a hub of fun & excitement featuring a huge 'Big Top' shaped building, with regular free circus acts throughout the day and a huge 5-acre indoor theme park, with rides for all ages.

The hotel is not the most luxurious of the Strip hotels, and is not ideally located for the main Las Vegas Strip activity - however, it does offer low-priced rooms and has its own RV Park, so may suit those who want a fun-filled hotel, and are on a limited budget.

Among the many attractions of the Las Vegas Circus Circus Hotel are:

• Adventuredome - the huge indoor theme park, which is packed with fun-filled rides and games for all ages. If you dare, ride on the 'Inverter', which rotates you through 360 °, or try the 'Sling Shot' tower ride which shoots you upwards at incredible speeds!
• Free Circus acts, including acrobats, balancing acts, jugglers and clowns
• Carnival Midway - the huge selection of fun games for all ages, including 200 modern and classic arcade games
• A selection of shops, offering fun gifts and souvenirs
• The Alexandra salon and skin care treatment center, where you can be pampered from head to toe
• A selection of 8 restaurants and cafes, including THE Steak House or the Circus Circus Buffet, for those with large appetites
• The casino, which covers 100,000 square feet of floorspace and contains 2,200 slots, 80 tables, a poker room and a Race & Sportsbook. Test your poker skills at one of the regular poker tournaments.

All rooms in the Circus Circus Hotel in Las Vegas include cable TV & pay channels, hairdryers, an iron & ironing board, and wireless internet (for an additional cost). Select from the basic Tower Room or spend that little bit more for the slightly more luxurious Manor Room, which includes a private refridgerator and is situated adjacent to the hotel pool. Alternatively, if you prefer the comfort of your own RV, Circus Circus is the only hotel on the Strip with its own RV park.

The Las Vegas Circus Circus Hotel is in the Northern part of the Strip and so is a good walk or a short bus or cab ride from the central Las Vegas strip attractions. However, this is reflected in the price of the rooms, which are generally cheaper than in the Central Strip hotels.