Canyon Blaster at Circus Circus

Canyon Blaster is the anchor coaster of the Adventuredome, the five-acre indoor park under the pink dome at Circus Circus. Running since August 1993, it's billed as the world's largest indoor double-loop, double-corkscrew coaster: two loops, two corkscrews and roughly 2,400 feet of track, all of it air-conditioned, which makes it one of the better midday escapes from July heat on the Strip. The park puts its top speed at 55 mph. Walking into the park is free; riding takes the all-day Unlimited Ride Pass, $60 adult and $30 junior for riders under 48 inches, as of September 3, 2026.

Set expectations fairly: this is a well-kept 1990s Arrow Dynamics coaster in a family fun-park, not a modern mega-coaster. The ride lasts about a minute and a half, and the $60 wristband only makes sense if you'll ride the park broadly. The 48-inch minimum rules out smaller kids, and the dome's midweek window is short now, noon to 7 PM Monday through Thursday. Circus Circus sits on the quieter north Strip, roughly a 30-minute walk from mid-Strip, though the Deuce bus stops out front and self-parking is free, a Strip rarity.