• Review: Circus Circus' Adventuredome is a sight to behold. Only in Vegas could you find America's largest indoor theme park (which purports to have a Southwestern theme) encased beneath a five and a half-acre glass dome, complete with pink trim. But the Adventuredome is exactly what its name suggests - a thrill-seeker's delight.

The Canyon Blaster offers riders a 90-foot-high view of the park before sending them hurtling through its double-loop, double-corkscrew track, the only one of its kind in the U.S. The Rim Runner keeps riders guessing as it travels downstream before plunging down a 60-foot drop. Save this ride for last - you'll get thoroughly soaked and whizzing through the Canyon Blaster again won't dry you off completely. The IMAX Ride Film "Fun House Express" takes you through a demented clown's journey through the bowels of a fun house.

The realistic ride will keep you laughing and show you why some of us are afraid of clowns! The Inverter takes you 50 feet off the ground as it flips a full 360 degrees. And Adventuredome's newest ride, Chaos, spins you upside-down, backwards and counterclockwise as the Canyon Blaster whizzes by.

The park offers much more than heart-stopping thrills. Walk through the midway and try your luck at the games. Or indulge in some classic amusement park fare such as the Ferris wheel, bumper cars and carousel.

Tickets may be purchased individually for $3-5 per ride or $18.95 for a daily pass ($12.95 for children 33-48 inches tall; free for toddlers under 33 inches with paying adult). Activities such as miniature golf and rock climbing are extra.

-- Review by Jennifer Prosser