Circus Circus
1-800-444-CIRCUS
2880 Las Vegas Blvd. South,

Las Vegas, NV 89109

 

Since 1968, the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino Las Vegas has provided top quality affordable family entertainment and round-the-clock excitement. First-time and returning guests revel in the excitement, amenities and appeal of this exhilarating destination resort. A 123-foot-high neon clown guards the entrance to the hotel. Cobblestone walkways, appealing restaurants, thrilling rides at the five-acre indoor theme park, eye-catching shops, exciting games and the world’s greatest circus acts guarantee good fun for everyone.  Located on the north end of the Strip, near the Las Vegas Convention Center, Circus Circus is the fifth largest hotel in the world. Made famous by being home to America's largest indoor theme park, The Adventuredome, Circus Circus Hotel also houses the world's only double-loop indoor roller coaster.

 

Grand opening: October 18, 1968

Location: On the Strip Distance & Taxi Fare from McCarran Airport

Official Web site: www.circuscircus.com

Accommodations

 

Number of rooms: 3773 guest rooms including 135 suites.

 

Guests will find several room options located throughout the property’s more than 68 acres, each with a different appeal. The 15-story Casino Towers are situated in the center of the property; the 29-story Skyrise Tower features its own casino and pool while the 35-story West Tower serves as a gateway to Circus Circus’ indoor theme park, The Adventuredome. 

 

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Amenities:

 

Three pools, two whirlpools and a separate pool for guests of the KOA Circusland RV Park.

 

Chapel of the Fountain: the first and longest-running hotel-casino wedding chapel in Las Vegas.

 

21,400 square feet of banquet and meeting facilities.

 

Entertainment and Attractions:

 

5 acres of fun: Circus Circus Adventure Dome - is Nevada’s largest indoor theme park and the only theme park in Las Vegas.  Open year-round, The Adventuredome maintains a constant temperature of 72 degrees, perfect for non-stop family fun.  The park features exciting rides such as The Canyon Blaster, the world’s only indoor double-loop, double-corkscrew roller coaster and the new SpongeBob SquarePants 4-D ride. 

 

Live Circus Acts at Circus Circus Las Vegas - Watch skilled circus performers at the Carnival Midway. Circus performers from around the globe perform twice each hour.

 

Circus Circus Carnival Midway: Fun for all Ages - Adults and children will find a variety of fun things to do at the Carnival Midway. The Midway Stage is featured in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest permanent circus covering an area of 120,000 square feet, capped by a 90-foot Big Top.

 

Spongebob Squarepants 4-D Thrill Ride Now Open at the Adventuredome at Circus Circus

 

 

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Monorail Station:

 

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Go through the SpaceQuest Casino to get to the Monorail station. It is near the entrance of the Las Vegas Hilton.

 

Enjoy the following nearby attraction: Adventuredome Theme Park Circus Acts at Circus Circus.

 

Gaming:

 

Guests in search of non-stop gaming action will find three full-size casinos with more than 101,286 square feet of gaming space. A Race & Sports Book is located on the main level of the Casino Tower. As an added feature blackjack, roulette and craps lessons also are available to guests. 

 

With just one card, THE ONE CLUB offers slot and table game players the opportunity to earn valuable points redeemable for cash, complimentary rooms and show tickets.

Circus Circus and Circus Players Club bring you the best value in gaming rewards.  Slot and table game players will enjoy these wonderful club privileges:

• Exclusive promotional offers
• Cash back
• Free Slot Play
• Complimentary and discounted room and food specials
• Invitations to concerts, special events and tournaments
• VIP room reservations access
• Preferred access to restaurants and other services
• Gift shop discounts

*All offers and complimentaries are based on play. Management reserves all rights.

For complete details please stop by the Circus Players Club Desk.

 

Note: You can only apply for this card in person. For more Players club card information, click here.

 

Dining at Circus Circus

 

The Steak House - Voted the "Best Steak House" by the Las Vegas Review-Journal Readers. THE Steak House offers guests the best quality Midwestern beef in an elegant, Old World setting. Prime cuts are prepared over an exhibition-style, open-hearth mesquite charcoal broiler. Mexitalia X-Press - Mexican & Italian The Garden Grill - offering American, Asian, Italian, Mexican and Seafood specialties; a Pizzeria featuring freshly baked pies as well as mouth-watering calzones, sandwiches and salads. Casino Cafe - American, Chinese Pizzaeria - Deli, Sandwich Shop, Pizza

 

Buffet:

Circus Buffet @ Circus Circus Breakfast, 7 AM to 11:30 AM: $10.49 Lunch, 11:30 AM to 2 PM: $12.49 Dinner, 4:30 PM to 10 PM: $13.49   Phone: (702) 734-0410 / 877-224-7287

All prices are subject to change without notice

 

Circus Circus Las Vegas – What People Are Saying

 

"Great place for the Value"

Just got back from Las Vegas and stayed at the Circus Circus. Was kinda weary about it based on some of the reviews, but we found it to be a great place to stay. The check-in did have a line, but it seemed to go pretty fast. We stayed in one of the Tower rooms. It was clean and the bathroom was large. This motel is not a fancy as some of the motels on the strip, but if you want to stay in a nice cheaper place and save some money to gamble, this would be the place to stay. The atmosphere is more laid back. There were alot of children running around, but most of them where in and around the Adventuredome area, not the casino part. We ate at the Casino Cafe and had the $11.99 Prime Rib Dinner. It was Great. It was the best meal we had while in Las Vegas. We will be sure to eat there again next time. The hotel is off the strip and you will need to walk to get to the strip and the other attractions, but that wasnt a problem for us. We will plan to stay there again next time we go to Las Vegas. I think everyone complaining about this motel stayed in the Manor Rooms. We were originally booked for the Manor Rooms, but called and got an upgrade for about an extra $17.00 for all three nights. The Hotel was very good about the upgrade. We would suggest seeing the fountain show at the Bellagio, Eating at Margaritaville, the show at Treasure Island and be sure to go to Fremont Street. We had alot of fun on Fremont Street and wished we would have went earlier to spend more time down there.

–(TripAdvisor/ NEB810/ Nebraska/Mar 13, 2008)

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"pleasantly surprised"

After reading the reviews of Circus Circus, it was with some trepidation that I made reservations to stay there. My son and I were meeting my parents, and they always stay there out of habit, and it didn't make sense to search for better lodging off the Strip.

 

There are some very good deals at Circus Circus (and it seems all of Las Vegas) on Sunday thru Thursday, but the room rates just soar on weekends. Our visit was from Wednesday thru Saturday. We had a special promotion code for Wednesday and Thursday for $40 per night including tax with some freebies and coupons thrown in. But the rate for Friday night was close to $200! I didn't book that night, and instead reserved a room at the Motel 6 about 3 miles away, but even that was $100/night. As the date of our trip got closer, the room rate for Friday at Circus Circus started to drop, and a few days before leaving, I found a room for $85 including tax on Travelocity, so I snapped it up.We checked in late Wednesday night, and got "upgraded" to a newly renovated room in the West Tower. The room was large and bright, with new granite surfaces on the furniture and in the bathroom, and had a big wide-screen TV. The TV remote needed new batteries, so I called housekeeping and they brought me a new remote in about 15 minutes, even though it was past midnight.

 

Because I had two reservations, I had to check out on Friday morning and then check in again on Friday afternoon. I had been told that I could get in line and see if I could keep my room another day, but we were taking a Hoover Dam bus tour, so I didn't have time to wait in line. We left our bags in my parents room, and went off on our day trip. On Friday evening, the check in line was so long that it wound around the corner by some of the concessions. I was fortunate that my parents had a room that I could hang out in, and that my reservation was prepaid. I was able to phone in my check in, and after an hour go wait in the check OUT line (about 15 minutes instead of a couple of hours) and pick up my room key. We were put into the West Tower again, but the room was smaller and dark, and had a regular TV. Even though it was a nonsmoking room on a nonsmoking floor, there was a definite, though not overpowering, odor of cigarette smoke, and a burn hole in the bedspread. However, the bathroom was clean and bright and had a granite counter. And the beds were comfortable.

 

My parents had a very dark room also. If you're traveling by airplane, bring a couple of 100 watt lightbulbs. If you're traveling by car, bring a small desklamp. MIght as well bring a coffee-maker too, as there is no in-room coffee and room service ends at noon. If you are traveling with kids, I definitely recommend trying to get a room in the West Tower (instead of the Main Tower or the Skyrise Tower) because you don't have to walk thru any casinos to get to the Adventuredome (indoor theme park). You just step off the elevator, go around the corner, and you're there. A possible advantage to staying in the Skyrise Tower is that you're closer to the pool, but since the pool closes at 5 PM, we were never able to check it out.

 

I was annoyed by all the nickel&diming with room charges, especially the phone. There was a $1/day phone charge plus it cost 75 cents to dial an 800 number. But they were up front about all these additional charges, and so I had no unexpected charges on my bill. Another annoyance was all the advertising for EZ check out on your room TV, but both times that I tried to use it, the system was unavailable, even though I was trying to use it during the allegedly available hours.
– (TripAdvisor/ Bhreagh50/ Oregon/ Mar 1, 2008)

 

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