Step right up to one of the best vacation values in Las Vegas. Circus Circus is a full service resort promising comfort, convenience, and excitement all day and night long.
The resort recently renovated their 30-year-old Chapel of the Fountain, the longest-running hotel-casino wedding chapel in Las Vegas, and gave it a new, more elegant image. Fashioned in a romantic renaissance setting, with an English Garden theme, decorated in eggplant purple, gold, and taupe, it is clearly one of the highlights of the area.
In order to keep up with the sophistication of the billion-dollar resorts that keep cropping up along the Strip, Circus Circus has removed a lot of its garish colors and toned down the Crusty-the-Clown-type atmosphere. The closest analogy for the renovation is to say that it has gone from Ringling Bros. to Cirque de Soleil.
Such renovations still leave plenty of room for kids, and kids at heart. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Circus Circus has the largest permanent circus in the world.
A major highlight at the resort is the five-acre Adventure Dome, a huge indoor theme park complete with rides, mazes, food stands, rollercoasters, video games, and more. Brand new to the Dome is the IMAX Ride/Film Cineplex, which takes passengers on a pulsating four-minute movie adventure, guaranteed to be a memorable experience.
Circus Circus has about 2,220 slot machines and numerous table games spread throughout three casino areas, as well as a full Race and Sports Book with a seating area that features individual television sets for adults to monitor sporting events.
With a hotel that offers more than 3,700 deluxe rooms and suites, Circus Circus provides ample accommodations for any visitor eager to stay in one of the most playful casinos in the world.