Monster Truck Driving & Shooting Adventure Combo in Las Vegas

The most unusual part of this Las Vegas outing is the pairing: you get a supervised shooting session, then take the wheel of the world’s longest monster truck. I like that you choose three firearms from more than 80 options, and that the package includes ammunition, safety gear, and one exploding target.

I also like the simple logistics: pickup is offered from Las Vegas, the range is about 40 minutes away, and both activities fit into roughly three and a half hours. The main drawback is the $410 price, which makes this a special-event splurge rather than a casual add-on, and you must be at least 16 to drive the truck.

Key points before you book

• Three firearms from more than 80 choices: One selection must be a handgun, and the choice is made when you arrive.
• One exploding target is included: Ammunition is also covered, with the round count varying by firearm.
• A real driving session: You drive the monster truck yourself on a private track with hills, berms, and dips.
• Pickup saves time: The range is about 40 minutes from Las Vegas, and transportation is included when arranged in advance.
• Instruction comes first: Staff provide an orientation and safety briefing, plus one-on-one help before you begin.
• Bring the right basics: You need a valid ID, close-toed shoes, comfortable clothing, and sunglasses are strongly recommended.

Two big Las Vegas thrills in one half-day

This is not a sightseeing tour in the usual sense. You are leaving the Strip for an activity center built around hands-on, high-energy attractions. The appeal is direct: instead of spending separate parts of your vacation arranging a shooting range and an off-road activity, you handle both at Adrenaline Mountain.

The package costs $410 per person. That is a serious amount, but it includes two headline activities, transportation, ammunition, ear and eye protection, chilled bottled water, and instruction. Some activities also include free photos and videos, and you can pose for pictures with the truck after driving it.

I see the value most clearly for someone who already wants both a shooting experience and a monster truck session. If you only want one of those activities, paying for the combined package may feel like too much. If you want a memorable group outing and would otherwise book separate attractions, the price is easier to justify.

The total time is about three hours and 30 minutes. That makes this a useful half-day plan, though the exact schedule depends on pickup, instruction, and how the activities are organized when you arrive. You should not book it immediately before a show, dinner reservation, or flight.

Getting from Las Vegas to Sloan

Adrenaline Mountain is at 15357 Kingston Road in Sloan, Nevada, roughly 40 minutes from Las Vegas. Pickup is offered, which is the sensible choice if you do not have a car or do not want to navigate to the range.

Pay close attention to the pickup system. The time you select when booking is your pickup time, not necessarily the time you begin shooting or driving. The driver calls about 30 minutes before pickup to tell you exactly when to be outside. You need to be ready on time, since a late departure can affect the rest of the group’s schedule.

You can call the number on your ticket 45 minutes before pickup if you need help. For hotel transportation, select your hotel in the tour details section during checkout, then contact the operator at the number on your ticket at least 24 hours before departure to confirm the exact arrangement.

You may also drive yourself to the meeting point. If you do, allow enough time to arrive before your scheduled start and bring your valid driver’s license. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

Spectators can come along for $25 per person, paid at pickup. Transportation for spectators depends on available space, so list the number of spectators in the special requirements box when booking. A spectator can watch, but each person who shoots needs a separate shooting package, and firearms cannot be shared.

Starting with safety and instruction

On arrival, you receive an orientation and safety briefing for the activities you have chosen. This matters here. You are handling firearms and operating a very large vehicle, so the first part should feel structured rather than rushed.

You do not need previous off-road experience. Staff provide one-on-one instruction before you begin driving and help you get comfortable with the controls. The truck is described as easy to drive once you have been shown what to do, but its size and the uneven track still call for attention.

For the shooting portion, ear and eye protection are provided. For vehicle activities, the operation provides full-face helmets with intercoms, allowing communication with friends and riders in other UTVs. The supplied details connect this helmet system to the vehicle fleet, so ask staff which protection applies to your specific session.

You should bring comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes. Dress for the weather and consider layers. Sunglasses are recommended, and restrooms are available at the range. A valid ID is required, and anyone driving a vehicle must have a driver’s license.

Choosing three guns from more than 80

The firearm selection happens after you arrive, not during booking. You choose three guns from a collection of more than 80, with one choice required to be a handgun.

That setup gives you room to tailor the session. You might choose a handgun plus two other firearms, but the exact selection depends on what is available and what the safety officer considers suitable for you. Minors may have limits on which guns they can use based on physical stature and capability, and they must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

All ammunition is included. The number of rounds varies with each firearm, so do not assume every selection comes with the same amount of shooting time. You also cannot bring your own weapons or ammunition. Only firearms and ammunition supplied by the operator may be used.

The package includes one exploding target. That gives the shooting session a clear finale and adds a visual payoff beyond ordinary target practice. Still, this is a supervised activity, not a free-form range visit. Follow the safety officer’s instructions, and expect the staff to control the pace and equipment choices.

The shooting portion works best for adults and older teens who are comfortable following careful instructions. Physical stature matters for minors, and the final decision about suitable firearms rests with the safety officer. If someone in your group is unsure about handling a particular firearm, mention it before the session begins.

Taking the wheel of the world’s longest monster truck

After the range session, you move to the driving portion. You get behind the wheel of the world’s longest monster truck and operate it on a private track designed with hills, berms, and dips.

That track layout is what turns this from a photo opportunity into a driving activity. You are not simply sitting in a truck while someone else handles the controls. You receive instruction, then steer the vehicle yourself through the course under staff supervision.

The word longest is important because this is a notably large machine, not a standard off-road vehicle. Even with instruction, you should expect the truck’s size to be part of the challenge. Hills and dips give you a sense of the vehicle’s movement, while the berms add turns and changes in direction.

The experience is suitable for first-time off-road drivers because previous experience is not required. Still, you need a moderate level of physical fitness and enough focus to follow directions. Drivers must be at least 16 years old and have a driver’s license.

After your drive, you can pose for photos with the truck. Free photos and videos are included for certain activities, but the supplied details do not promise a particular photo package for every participant. If getting pictures matters to you, ask staff what is included on the day.

Why the combination works

The shooting and driving sessions appeal to different parts of your attention. The range rewards careful handling and concentration, while the truck course adds movement, steering, and the physical sensation of navigating uneven ground.

That variety helps the three-and-a-half-hour schedule feel full. You are not repeating one activity for an entire morning. You also avoid spending time traveling between separate sites, which is useful in Las Vegas, where attractions can be spread well beyond the Strip.

The package is especially well suited to friends, couples, and families with older teenagers who want an active outing instead of another indoor attraction. It also works for a small celebration or a one-time vacation splurge. The maximum group size is 30, so the setting is not limited to private groups, though the exact amount of individual attention depends on the day’s schedule.

The strongest practical advantage is that beginners are welcome. You do not need to arrive with shooting or off-road skills. Staff guide you through both portions, and the safety briefing gives you a clear starting point.

The trade-off is that a combined activity leaves less flexibility. You cannot simply spend extra time on one favorite part unless the schedule allows it. And because you must choose three firearms on arrival, you do not get to plan every detail in advance.

What else you can add at Adrenaline Mountain

Adrenaline Mountain is more than this package. Depending on availability and your budget, you can add off-road tours, axe throwing, archery, digging with heavy equipment, crushing a car, and another monster truck driving option.

That range of activities can be useful if your group has mixed interests. Someone who does not want to shoot may prefer archery or axe throwing, while another person may want more vehicle time. The package itself includes the shooting session and monster truck drive described here, so confirm the cost and schedule of any additions before committing.

Do not assume that every listed activity fits into the three-and-a-half-hour package. The combined experience already has a set duration, and extra activities may require more time or separate payment.

The people who will get the most from it

I would recommend this to you if you want an active Las Vegas outing and are happy to spend a large part of the day at one adventure park. It is a good match for people who value doing something unusual over collecting another standard Strip attraction.

It is also a strong choice if your group includes first-time shooters or first-time off-road drivers. The one-on-one instruction means you do not need specialist experience before arrival.

Think twice if you dislike loud, physical activities or if your schedule is tight. The pickup time is fixed, the drive to Sloan takes about 40 minutes, and the experience requires a moderate physical fitness level. Close-toed shoes are mandatory, so sandals are not an option.

Minors need extra planning. Drivers must be at least 16, while shooting eligibility depends on physical stature and capability. A parent or guardian must accompany minors, and the safety officer may limit their firearm choices.

Timing, cancellation, and planning advice

The experience is offered at several times during the day, which gives you some control over where it fits in your Las Vegas plans. Pick a slot that leaves breathing room before and after the activity rather than trying to squeeze it between fixed reservations.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations made within 24 hours are not refunded, and late changes are not accepted. If the operator cancels because of weather or another unforeseen problem, you may reschedule or receive a full refund.

My practical advice is to book this earlier than a last-minute Las Vegas add-on. It is booked about 92 days ahead on average, which suggests that popular dates and pickup times can fill well before your trip. Confirm transportation at least 24 hours before departure and keep your phone available for the driver’s call.

Should you book this Las Vegas adventure?

Book it if you want two hands-on activities in one outing, especially if you are excited by the idea of choosing your own firearms and then driving a huge truck over a purpose-built course. The staff instruction, included ammunition, safety equipment, pickup option, and exploding target make the package easy for a first-timer to approach.

Skip it if $410 feels out of proportion to your vacation budget, if only one of the two activities interests you, or if you prefer a quieter day. For the right person, this is a memorable use of half a day. For everyone else, it is an expensive package built around thrills you may not fully enjoy.

FAQ

How far is Adrenaline Mountain from Las Vegas?

The range is approximately 40 minutes from Las Vegas. Complimentary transportation is available, or you may drive yourself to 15357 Kingston Road in Sloan, Nevada.

Is pickup included?

Pickup is offered, and complimentary transportation is included. Select your hotel in the tour details section when booking, then contact the local operator at the number on your ticket at least 24 hours before departure to confirm exact pickup details.

What time should I be ready for pickup?

The time you select is your pickup time. The driver calls about 30 minutes beforehand to tell you exactly when to be outside. You can call the number on your ticket 45 minutes before pickup if you have questions.

How many firearms can I choose?

You choose three firearms from more than 80 options. One of your choices must be a handgun, and you make the selections after arriving at the range.

Is ammunition included?

Yes. Ammunition is included, and the package also includes one exploding target. The number of rounds varies depending on the firearm.

Can I bring my own gun or ammunition?

No. Only firearms and ammunition provided by the local operator may be used at the range.

How old must I be to drive the monster truck?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old and must have a driver’s license. Shooting eligibility is based on physical stature and capability, and minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

What should I wear and bring?

Wear comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes, and bring a valid ID. Dress for the weather, consider wearing layers, and bring sunglasses if possible.

What happens if the operator cancels the activity?

If the operator cancels because of weather or another unforeseen circumstance, you may reschedule or receive a full refund.