Experience A Thrill Unleashing Your Adrenaline In Las Vegas!

There's more to Las Vegas than just gambling and baking in the sun poolside.

If you're an adrenaline junkie, there are plenty of fun extreme activities to enjoy while visiting the area. Choose from driving a race car, ziplining, indoor skydiving, roller coasters, and more!

If you're looking for some high-speed excitement, Speedvegas has what you're looking for. Choose from Exotics Racing, Vegas Superkarts, off-road SSV desert tours, or Baja Truck driving experience.

"Speedvegas is a paradise for everyone with a need for speed and home to four different activities," Doreen Thievin, Director of Communications for Speedvegas told The Blast exclusively. "The biggest one is Exotics Racing, the world's biggest supercar driving experience where customers can drive one of our 50 supercars on a racetrack."

If that's not quite your speed, there's also Vegas Superkarts, an outdoor go-kart track, "an off-road SSV desert tour with stops at the dry lake and Seven Magic Mountains," and a Baja Truck driving experience on Speedvegas' dirt track.

Thievin wants people to know that no experience is no problem, and Speedvegas is a "place for every budget." They see locals and visitors alike for some memorable adrenaline-rushing fun.

"I wish people knew that there is no racing experience necessary," she said. "Speedvegas is a place for everyone and every budget. Customers can drive a go-kart for $35 per race or they can spend the whole day in a race car with private coaching for $2,500. Our place is open for everyone, even if customers don't drive anything; they can come to Speedvegas and check out all our 50 supercars. All cars are open and people can sit in them or take photos. A true paradise for every car lover."

CEO, Romain Thievin, founded the business in France in 2005. In 2009, he moved to Vegas and founded Exotics Racing which merged with Speedvegas in 2021 to form the Speedvegas Motorsports Park.

Find more information about Speedvegas on their website. 

If you've ever thought about taking that big jump out of a plane to experience skydiving, indoor skydiving is a great first step. Or maybe you're not all about jumping out of a plane. This adrenaline rush is for you!

Vegas Indoor Skydiving was built in 1982 and was the first skydive simulator to open in America. More than 1 million people have learned to fly at the facility since they opened their doors.

Indoor skydiving is fun for ages 5 and up, with the oldest flyer they've had being 103!

The Vertical Wind Tunnel flight chamber is 22 feet tall and 16 feet wide with 12 feet of flyable space, and the maximum wind speed is 120mph.

Before you get to fly, there's a training class that consists of a brief video and a review with your instructor. Flyers wear a full body jumpsuit, helmet, goggles, earplugs, and closed-toe shoes.

Over the years, Vegas Indoor Skydiving has had tons of celebrities visit and fly, including Leonardi DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Brittany Spears, Justin Bieber, Steve Aoki, and many others.

Learn more about Vegas Indoor Skydiving by visiting their website.

Need a constructive way to get some anger out and have fun doing so? Wreck Room has the solution!

Just a mile from the Las Vegas Strip, a safe, legal, destructive experience awaits you. Before grabbing your weapons of destruction, you'll get suited up in safety gear, covered from head to toe. Then grab a bat or crowbar and get to work on letting that anger out.

Once ready to go, employees drop you off in a camera-monitored room where you'll demolish everything in sight. Let loose, get your adrenaline pumping, and then leave the cleanup to someone else.

They offer different packages depending on how many things you'd like to destroy. Visit their website for more information.

Whether you want to just see the sights from high up in the sky or you want to zoom through the air while ziplining, the LINQ Promenade has what you're looking for.

Fly Linq Zipline, The Strip's only zipline, launches riders from a 12-story tower to soar 1.121 feet from Las Vegas Boulevard, down the LINQ Promenade to finish up at the High Roller. The zipline offers an adrenaline rush at 35 mph.

Slow is more your speed? The High Roller Observation Wheel is a slower activity that gives you views for days from high up in the sky at 550 feet above the center of The Strip. During your 30-minute ride, you'll get sweeping 360-degree views that are picture-perfect.

For more information, visit Fly LINQ and High Roller's websites.

If roller coasters and amusement park rides are more your speed, you'll find some great options on The Strip.

Over at New York New York on the south end of The Strip, The Big Apple Coaster will have you zooming around the track at 67 mph. It's the "world's first coaster to feature a 180-degree 'heartline' twist and dive maneuver and 203 ft drop," according to their website.

The Strat, at the north end of The Strip, also offers some thrill rides and experiences 800 to 1,000 feet above Las Vegas Boulevard.

"Shoot straight up 160 feet in the air at 45 mph on Big Shot and take a roller coaster ride like no other that teeter-totters you over the edge of the Tower from 866 feet high on X-Scream," according to their website.

If that's not adrenaline-pumping enough for you, try out Skyjump at The Strat. Take a giant leap from the Tower at 40 mph.

There are also rides for all ages at The Adventuredome at Circus Circus, just a few minutes from The Strat.