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Circus-Circus Hotel & Casino Las Vegas is a 5-minute drive from the Las Vegas Convention Center. It features Adventuredome, an indoor theme park with a large roller coaster, plus circus-themed acts.
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Circus-Circus The hotel & casino also features a large slide tower with three water slides, a water playground, and two pools with private cabanas. A food truck is also available.
Each spacious nonsmoking guest room at the hotel is equipped with cable TV.
Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant, Vince Neil’s Eat Drink Party, which offers up signature Tatuado burgers, burritos, and more. Free nightly entertainment, as well as drink and food specials, are featured.
The hotel & casino features 40,000 square feet of shopping at the Promenade. The Carnival Midway is also on-site and features 200 popular and classic games for all ages. There is also an outdoor pool available and free parking.
Slots and table games are located at the casino. Guests can watch races and sports on 32 large-screen TVs as well as a 103-inch TV that shows the game of the day.
Las Vegas Strip is a great choice for travelers interested in shopping, nightlife, and entertainment.
About Circus-Circus Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
Circus-Circus Hotel & Casino Las Vegas Las Vegas is a hotel, casino, and RV park located on the Las Vegas Strip in Winchester, Nevada. It is owned and operated by MGM Resorts International. The hotel features circus acts and carnival-type games daily on the Midway.
The property has the largest permanent big top in the world. The Lucky The Clown marquee at the entrance was provided by Young Electric Sign Company and was constructed in 1976.
The resort was owned through Circus Circus Enterprises, which was renamed Mandalay Resort Group in 1999. The resort was sold to MGM Mirage (later MGM Resorts International) in 2005. MGM intended to renovate and expand Circus Circus, but canceled such plans amid the Great Recession. Fifty years after its opening, Circus Circus remained popular among families. In 2019, MGM sold Circus Circus to Las Vegas casino owner Phil Ruffin. At the time, the resort included the only RV park on the Las Vegas Strip.
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