With an entrance marked by a 123-foot-high neon clown, Lucky the Laughing Clown, Circus Circus Hotel and Casino is a unique combination of casino hotel and the world's largest permanent circus. The show never stop at this Las Vegas hotel, which also is home to America's largest indoor theme park, the Adventuredome, a five-acre complex complete with double-loop, double-corkscrew roller coaster, other thrill rides, carnival, miniature golf and free clown shows. The Circus Circus Midway also presents free shows throughout the day, surrounded by a midway of carnival games. The Las Vegas hotel also contains a cobblestone shopping promenade featuring a kids' clothing shop and stores specializing in clown paraphernalia, sports memorabilia shop and sweets.
The Las Vegas resort's three casinos feature more than 100,000 square feet of poker, slots, table games, and a race and sports book. In addition, guests will find numerous dining options at Circus Circus, but the standout is THE Steakhouse, the local favorite which hosts popular champagne brunches on Sundays. Local newspaper polls consistently vote THE as the city's best restaurant. Vacationers also can dine on traditional Italian dishes at the hotel's Stivali Italian Ristorante or on Mexican cuisine and margaritas at the Blue Iguana. What's more, between circus performances, families and other travelers can relax by three swimming pools and three whirlpools.
Hotel accommodations include 3,773 guestrooms in four 15- to 35-story towers and five three-story buildings. Brightly colored in maroon and navy, the rooms feature circus motifs and circus prints decorating the walls. They include pay movies, cable TVs and in-room safes.
James Bond enthusiasts will recognize Circus Circus from the film, "Diamonds Are Forever." Lucky, the clown at the front door, symbolizes the resort's family-oriented atmosphere in which kids of all ages will enjoy strolling entertainers, who create a lively ambience with juggling, magic and balloon animals.
