Monster Truck Driving & Shooting Adventure Combo in Las Vegas

The big draw here is the unusual pairing: you choose three firearms, including one handgun, then take the wheel of the world’s longest monster truck on a private off-road track. It is a full-throttle change from the casinos and shows, with the shooting range and driving course in the same place. The exploding target gives the firearm session a memorable finish, while the truck’s hills and dips provide the physical thrill.

I like two things in particular. First, the staff provides one-on-one instruction, so you do not need shooting or off-road experience. Second, free transportation, bottled water, ammunition, eye and ear protection, and selected photos or videos are included, which makes the $410 price easier to understand. The main consideration is the long outing and the remote setting, about 40 minutes from Las Vegas, so this is not a quick activity you squeeze between a buffet and a show.

Key points to know before booking

• Three firearms from more than 80 choices: You choose your own package on arrival, and one selection must be a handgun.
• An exploding target is included: The shooting session has a dramatic closing moment.
• You drive the monster truck yourself: The private course includes hills, berms, and dips, with photos afterward.
• Instruction comes before both activities: Staff guide you through the equipment and operation, including one-on-one help.
• Transportation and basic safety gear are included: Pickup, chilled bottled water, ammunition, eye protection, and ear protection are provided.
• The outing takes about three and a half hours: Pickup timing matters, and the full experience returns you to the original meeting point.

Two Las Vegas thrills in one desert outing

Las Vegas offers plenty of ways to spend $410, but this package aims at a very specific kind of fun. You are not sitting in a vehicle watching someone else drive, and you are not simply firing a few rounds at an indoor range. You take part in two hands-on activities at Adrenaline Mountain, an extreme adventure park outside the city.

The day combines a firearm session with a monster truck drive. That pairing matters because it saves you from arranging two separate excursions at different locations. Once you reach the park, the staff handles the instruction and activity flow, so you can focus on learning the equipment and enjoying the setting.

The total time is about three hours and 30 minutes, not counting any variation in pickup or return traffic. I would treat this as a half-day plan rather than a short attraction. It deserves a clear block in your schedule, especially if you are using the included transportation from Las Vegas.

Getting from Las Vegas to Adrenaline Mountain

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

If you use pickup, pay close attention to the time you select. It is your pickup time, not simply the time you begin the activity. The driver calls about 30 minutes beforehand with the exact time you should be outside. You need to be ready and on time, and you can call the number on your ticket about 45 minutes before pickup if you need help reaching the driver.

That arrangement is practical, but it requires more attention than a standard hotel pickup window. When booking, select your hotel in the tour details section, then contact the operator at the phone number on your ticket at least 24 hours before departure to confirm the exact arrangements. Pickup space also matters if you are bringing someone who will not participate.

The drive out of the city gives the experience a clear change of pace. You leave the resort district behind and head to a private adventure park, where the activities take place in one location. Restrooms are available at the range, and chilled bottled water is provided.

Choosing three firearms from more than 80

After arrival, you receive an orientation and safety briefing. You then choose three firearms from a selection of more than 80. One of your three choices must be a handgun, and you make the final choices on site rather than in advance.

That setup is useful if you are curious about different firearm types but are unsure what you want before you arrive. The staff can guide you through the available options and help you make choices that fit your comfort and physical ability. The round count varies by firearm, and all ammunition is included.

The range provides eye and ear protection, so you do not need to bring your own shooting equipment. You may not use personal weapons or ammunition, and firearms cannot be shared. Each person who shoots needs an individual package.

The exploding target is included in the shooting package. It adds a visual finish to the session and helps separate this from a basic target practice visit. Still, the experience is built around safe instruction rather than speed or bravado. Listen closely to the safety officer, follow the handling rules, and ask questions before you begin.

The firearm portion may be limited for minors based on physical stature and capability. Anyone underage must have a parent or guardian with them, and the safety officer decides which firearms are suitable. Bring a valid ID, even if you have no plans to drink alcohol or use any other service in Las Vegas.

One-on-one instruction makes the truck manageable

Once the firearm activity is complete, you move to the monster truck portion. The truck is described as the world’s longest monster truck, and you drive it yourself rather than simply riding along.

The private track includes hills, berms, and dips. Those features give you a feel for the vehicle’s size and suspension while keeping the activity within a controlled course. You receive instruction before driving, and the staff works with you to make sure you are comfortable.

You do not need previous off-road experience. That is one of the strongest reasons to consider this package if you are curious about monster trucks but have never handled a large off-road vehicle. Drivers must have a valid driver’s license, and you must be at least 16 years old to drive.

The truck may look intimidating, but the practical appeal is that it is reported to be easy to drive once you have been shown how. I would still expect a physical outing. The course has changes in grade and uneven sections, and the experience requires enough mobility to get situated in the vehicle and handle the controls.

After driving, you can pose for pictures with the truck. Photos and videos are free for certain activities, so ask the staff what is included for your particular session. If documenting the experience matters to you, clarify this before you start rather than assuming every part is recorded.

What to wear and what the day feels like

Wear comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes. Dress for the weather, and consider layers because the park is outside and conditions can change during the day. Sunglasses are highly recommended, especially for the driving portion.

The operator provides helmets with intercoms for every vehicle in the fleet. These let you speak with friends and riders in other utility terrain vehicles when those vehicles are part of an activity. For this package, the clearly stated shooting protection is ear and eye protection.

A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended. You are not signing up for a hike, but the day involves entering and operating a large vehicle, handling equipment, and spending time outdoors. If you have a condition that affects your ability to manage the vehicle or follow safety instructions, discuss it with the operator before booking.

The maximum group size is 30 people. That is large enough for a lively activity park but not an enormous coach-style outing. Your actual time with the firearm and truck will depend on the day’s schedule, staff flow, and how many people are participating.

Is $410 a fair price?

At $410 per person, this is not a budget activity. The value comes from combining two separate attractions and including several costs that could otherwise surprise you.

Your price includes the firearm package, ammunition, one exploding target, monster truck instruction and driving, eye and ear protection, free chilled bottled water, and complimentary transportation. Photos and videos are also free for certain activities. You are paying for an organized half-day with equipment, staff, a private course, and transport from Las Vegas.

The package is a better value if you genuinely want both activities. If you only want to fire a few guns or only want to drive the truck, a single-activity option may make more sense if available. The benefit here is convenience: you do not spend part of your vacation traveling between two sites.

You can also add other activities at Adrenaline Mountain, including off-road tours, axe throwing, archery, digging with heavy equipment, and crushing a car. Those are optional extras, not part of the stated package price. I would ask about timing and additional costs before adding anything, since a three-and-a-half-hour outing can fill a morning or afternoon quickly.

Optional gratuity is not included. Plan for that separately if the staff gives you strong, attentive help.

Who will enjoy this package most

I would recommend it to adults and older teens who want active, hands-on entertainment and are comfortable with firearms under close supervision. It suits people who have already done the usual Las Vegas attractions and want something farther from the Strip and less polished in the casino sense.

It is also a good match for a small group with different interests. The firearm choices create a personal element, while the monster truck drive gives everyone a shared story afterward. The staff’s friendly and accommodating approach is important here because first-time participants may need reassurance before handling either activity.

This is less suitable if you want a quiet sightseeing day, a short stop, or a highly flexible schedule. Pickup is tied to a firm time, and the remote location means you cannot casually leave after one part. It may also be a poor fit if you dislike outdoor heat, uneven driving surfaces, or the noise of firearms and large engines.

Spectators are allowed for $25 per person, payable at pickup. Transportation for spectators depends on available space, so note the number of spectators in the special requirements area when booking. A spectator can watch, but cannot split a package or share a firearm with a paying participant.

Booking, cancellation, and weather details

Confirmation is provided at booking. You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made inside that 24-hour window are not refunded or accepted, and the cutoff uses local Las Vegas time.

Weather can affect an outdoor activity. If the operator cancels because of weather or another unforeseen problem, you can reschedule or receive a full refund. I would avoid scheduling this on the same day as an important evening flight or fixed show, since traffic and pickup timing can vary.

The activity ends back at the meeting point. If you drive yourself, you return to the range parking area. If you use transportation, the return is handled as part of the excursion.

My take on the monster truck and shooting combo

The strongest part of this experience is the contrast between its two halves. The shooting session rewards concentration and careful instruction, while the monster truck course is about handling a huge machine over hills, berms, and dips. You get variety without spending the day moving between locations.

I also like that beginners are not expected to arrive with special skills. One-on-one instruction, included safety equipment, and staff guidance make the package approachable. The large firearm selection gives you something to think about before arrival, but you do not need to know the technical differences among 80-plus options.

The drawbacks are just as clear. The price is high, the location is outside Las Vegas, and the schedule is not casual. You must bring identification, wear suitable footwear, follow pickup instructions, and commit roughly half a day. The firearm activity also requires a comfort level with guns that not everyone shares.

Should you book it?

Book this package if you want two high-energy activities in one organized outing and value transportation, equipment, instruction, and ammunition being handled for you. It is especially appealing for a first-time shooter or first-time off-road driver who wants staff support rather than a self-guided experience.

Skip it if $410 feels like too much for a single half-day, if you only want one of the two activities, or if your Las Vegas schedule is packed tightly. For the right person, the combination of an exploding target and driving a giant monster truck makes this one of the more distinctive ways to spend an afternoon outside the city.

FAQ

How far is Adrenaline Mountain from Las Vegas?

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

How do I arrange hotel pickup?

Select your hotel in the Tour Details section when you book. The selected tour time is your pickup time, and the driver will call about 30 minutes beforehand with the exact time to be outside. You should contact the operator at the phone number on your ticket at least 24 hours before departure to confirm details.

What firearms can I choose?

You choose three firearms from more than 80 available options after arriving. One of your choices must be a handgun. Ammunition is included, but the number of rounds varies by firearm.

Can I use my own firearm or ammunition?

No. Only firearms and ammunition supplied by the local operator may be used. Firearms also cannot be shared, and each person who shoots must have an individual package.

What is the minimum age for driving the monster truck?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old and have a valid driver’s license. Previous off-road experience is not required because one-on-one instruction is provided before driving.

What should I bring and wear?

Bring a valid ID, comfortable clothing, and close-toed shoes. Dress for the weather, consider wearing layers, and bring sunglasses if possible. Eye and ear protection are supplied for the shooting activity.

Can I cancel the experience?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted or refunded. If the operator cancels because of weather or another unforeseen circumstance, you may reschedule or receive a full refund.