Circus Circus Hotel, Casino & Theme Park

Circus Circus is the Strip's classic budget family resort, pairing cheap rooms with free big-top circus acts and the indoor Adventuredome theme park. Open since 1968 and one of the few Strip hotels with free self-parking, from $22/night.

Is Circus Circus Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Step right up to Circus Circus, a Las Vegas institution since 1968 and the Strip's go-to for families on a budget. The big-top theme is genuine: free circus acts perform daily on the Carnival Midway, and the property is attached to the Adventuredome, a fully indoor (and air-conditioned) theme park with roller coasters and rides.

Rooms are basic but cheap, spread across the Casino, West and Skyrise towers and the motel-style Manor Motor Lodge, and the casino keeps things lively. It sits on the quieter north Strip, but two genuine perks set it apart for families: free self-parking and the Adventuredome. Rates start around $22 a night before fees.

Know before you book: rates exclude a $45-plus-tax resort fee, about $51 a night as of mid-2026 — often more than the room itself — though self-parking is free for visitors as well as guests. The cheapest rates typically book into the Manor Motor Lodge, detached motel-style buildings a half-block from the casino with parking right outside each door. The hotel anchors the quiet north end of the Strip across from Fontainebleau; the mid-Strip casinos are a solid 30-minute walk, so count on the Deuce bus, which runs 24/7 from the stop out front, or the Las Vegas Monorail from the Sahara station about three-quarters of a mile north.

Insider tipBook the West Tower: it's the remodeled 35-story wing with the 'newly refreshed' rooms — and the only dog-friendly ones — steps from the lobby, shops and Adventuredome. The rock-bottom rates you see are usually the Manor Motor Lodge, detached motel buildings a half-block from the casino, worth it only if parking right outside your door beats being inside the main complex.
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Rooms

Manor King Room

Manor King Room

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This smoke-free 351-square-foot room comes with one king bed and is located in one of the five three-story detached buildings next to the Circus Circus hotel lobby (about a half block away). Decorated in desert sunset tones, this room includes refreshed furnishings like a flat panel television and Wi-Fi internet access. There is also convenient self-parking outside each Motor Lodge building. The bathroom has a single sink and combined tub/shower.

Skyrise Family tower

Skyrise Family tower

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Located in the 29-story Skyrise Tower, which is near the pools and the Adventuredome, this smoke-free 351-square-foot room has two queen beds with pillow-top mattresses. Rooms include a flat panel cable TV with pay movies, an in-room safe, a writing desk and a chair. The bathroom has a single sink and a combined tub/shower.

Manor Double Queen Room

Manor Double Queen Room

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This smoke-free 351-square-foot room comes with two queen beds and is located in one of the five three-story detached buildings next to the Circus Circus hotel lobby (about a half block away). Decorated in desert sunset tones, this room includes refreshed furnishings like a flat panel television and Wi-Fi internet access. There is also convenient self-parking outside each Motor Lodge building. The bathroom has a single sink and combined tub/shower.

Casino Tower Double Queen Room

Casino Tower Double Queen Room

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This smoke-free 364-square-foot room has two queen beds with pillow-top mattresses. It is located in the original 15-story Casino Tower, just above the casino. The décor boasts contemporary jewel and earth tones. It's appointed with classic furnishings (including a writing desk and chair) and a 40-inch flat panel TV with cable and pay movies. The bathroom has a single sink and a combined tub/shower.

Casino Tower King Room

Casino Tower King Room

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This smoke-free 364-square-foot room has one king bed with a pillow-top mattress. It is located in the original 15-story Casino Tower, just above the casino. The décor boasts contemporary jewel and earth tones. It's appointed with classic furnishings (including a writing desk and chair) and a 40-inch flat panel TV with cable and pay movies. The bathroom has a single sink and a combined tub/shower.

West Tower King Room

West Tower King Room

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Located in the 35-story West Tower that includes the hotel lobby with close proximity to the shopping promenade and Adventuredome, this smoke-free 364-square-foot room has one king-sized bed with a pillow-top mattress. Modern comfort meets functional design here. The room includes a flat panel TV with cable channels and pay movies as well as an in-room safe and a desk and chair. There is a bathroom with a tub/shower combination.

West Tower Double Queen Room

West Tower Double Queen Room

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Located in the 35-story West Tower that includes the hotel lobby with close proximity to the shopping promenade and Adventuredome, this smoke-free 364-square-foot room has two queen-sized beds with pillow-top mattresses. Modern comfort meets functional design here. The room includes a flat panel TV with cable channels and pay movies as well as an in-room safe and a desk and chair. There is a bathroom with a tub/shower combination.

Manor Double King Room

Manor Double King Room

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The smoke-free Manor Motor Lodge comprises five three-story detached buildings a half-block from the hotel lobby and casino, each with convenient self-parking outside. This 351 sq. ft. room is decorated in desert-sunset tones and features updated furnishings, two king beds, a TV and Wi-Fi internet access.

West Tower Double Queen Dog Friendly Room

West Tower Double Queen Dog Friendly Room

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Located in the 35-story West Tower directly above the hotel lobby, close to the shopping promenade and the Adventuredome, this smoke-free 364-square-foot room has two queen-sized beds with pillow-top mattresses, a flat panel TV with cable channels and pay movies, an in-room safe and a desk and chair. The bathroom has a tub/shower combination. The room comes with added dog-friendly amenities and allows up to two dogs of up to 50 lbs. each; dogs must be house-trained, kept supervised and may not be left unattended in the room.

West Tower King Dog Friendly Room

West Tower King Dog Friendly Room

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Located in the 35-story West Tower directly above the hotel lobby, close to the shopping promenade and the Adventuredome, this smoke-free 364-square-foot room has one king-sized bed with a pillow-top mattress, a flat panel TV with cable channels and pay movies, an in-room safe and a desk and chair. The bathroom has a tub/shower combination. The room comes with added dog-friendly amenities and allows up to two dogs of up to 50 lbs. each; dogs must be house-trained, kept supervised and may not be left unattended in the room.

Location

2880 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the resort fee at Circus Circus?

The resort fee is $45 plus tax — about $51 a night as of mid-2026 — added on top of the advertised room rate, and it covers in-room Wi-Fi. On the cheapest rooms that fee can cost more than the room itself, so weigh the all-in total rather than the headline rate when you compare it to other Strip hotels.

Is parking free at Circus Circus?

Yes, and that's increasingly rare on the Strip: self-parking is free for both hotel guests and visitors across three garages, while valet costs extra. If you book the Manor Motor Lodge, you also get self-parking right outside each detached building rather than a garage walk.

Where is Circus Circus and how do you get around from there?

It's at 2880 S. Las Vegas Blvd. on the quieter north end of the Strip, across from Fontainebleau and roughly a 30-minute walk from the mid-Strip casinos. To skip that walk, take the Deuce bus — it runs 24/7 from the stop out front — or the Las Vegas Monorail from the Sahara station about three-quarters of a mile north.

Which tower should I book at Circus Circus?

The 35-story West Tower is the remodeled pick, with the updated rooms, the pet-friendly rooms and the closest access to the lobby, shops and Adventuredome. The 29-story Skyrise sits near the pools and theme park, the original 15-story Casino Tower is right above the casino floor, and the detached Manor Motor Lodge is the cheapest but a half-block from everything.

Is the Adventuredome indoors, and is it open year-round?

Yes — the Adventuredome is the Strip's only fully indoor, air-conditioned theme park, with some 28 rides under its pink dome, so it runs regardless of the desert heat. The property's other water attraction, the outdoor Splash Zone pool complex, is the opposite: seasonal (typically spring through fall) and open to hotel guests only.
Rating

3.6

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Number of rooms3,773.
Adult onlyNo.
CasinoYes, including more than 40 table games and numerous slot machines.
Race & Sports BookYes.
RestaurantsTHE Steak House - mesquite-grilled steaks, a Vegas institution since 1982 The Pizzeria - Italian Big Top Eats - casual comfort food, open 24/7 Circus Buffet - open limited days; check the current schedule Quick bites: Starbucks, Krispy Kreme, Burger King, Popeyes, Einstein Bros Bagels, Pick Up Stix
EntertainmentFree circus acts - live aerialists, acrobats and specialty performers throughout the day. No reservations required.
NightlifeCasino bars and lounges include West Bar, Big Chill, Sports Book Bar and Flair Bar.
AttractionsThe Adventuredome, Vegas' only indoor theme park with some 28 rides and attractions under its pink dome: the Canyon Blaster double-loop coaster, El Loco, NebulaZ, Disk 'O, Inverter, Sling Shot, SpongeBob's Crazy Carnival Ride, a 4-D theater, laser tag and mini golf. Plus the World's Largest Permanent Circus with free acts on the Midway.
PoolCircus Circus Splash Zone (hotel guests only): two pools, whirlpools, a splash pad with water cannons and spill buckets, and a 50-foot slide tower with the Mat Racer, Aqua Tube and Speed Slide. Open seasonally, typically spring through fall; hours vary with weather.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes.
SpaThe Spa at Circus Circus offers the following treatments: Massages - holistic, therapeutic Facials - aromatherapy, advanced therapy, micro-dermabrasion, micro-needling Detox Body Wrap Spa Packages - sampler, classic, deluxe, wedding day, wedding day delight Salon Services - haircut, hair color, braiding, dread re-twist, hair styling, waxing, men's beard services, manicures, pedicures, spray tans
ShopsYes.
Wedding servicesYes.
Business centerYes. No Computer Stations for guest access.
Convention roomsYes.
ConciergeYes.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceNo.
Maid serviceYes.
Luggage serviceYes.
Pets allowedDesignated dog-friendly rooms are available in the West Tower for an additional fee (about $25 per night). Maximum 2 dogs per room, up to 50 lbs each; dogs must be house-trained, supervised at all times and leashed on the property. Dog relief areas are provided. Dogs are not allowed in restaurants, the spa and salon, pool areas, convention spaces, the casino or retail areas. A $25-per-day penalty applies to unreported dogs.
In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the daily resort fee.
Hotel amenitiesVideo check-out and wake-up calls.
Complimentary breakfastNo.
Multilingual staffYes.
24-hour front deskYes.
DoormanYes.
SecurityYes.
Currency exchangeNo.
ElevatorsYes.
Safe-deposit boxesYes.
Parking garageYes, three parking garages. Self-parking is free for both hotel guests and visitors; valet parking is available for a fee.
Free ParkingYes - free self-parking.
RV parkYes, the RV Park at Circus Circus offers 170 spaces with 60- to 80-foot pull-throughs.
Shuttle service to the airportShuttle service to and from the airport available for a fee from an outside company.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
PoliciesChildren 10 and under stay free with an adult. The maximum number of guests per room ranges from two to four, depending on the number of beds. Firearms are not permitted on the premises, including hotel rooms; safekeeping of properly registered firearms can be arranged.
Incidental chargesThe hotel places a hold on the card at check-in covering room, tax and resort fees, plus a $25-per-night incidental deposit for room-charging privileges. Unused funds are released at check-out and can take 3-7 business days to post back (up to 30 days for international banks).
Prices From$22
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