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Created by VEGAS.com Updated On: November 9, 2012
We’re sure you’ve come to Vegas to have a wild and crazy time, but you haven’t experienced anything until you’ve tried a thrill ride in Vegas. Take a look at our top picks.
VEGAS.com: You’ll see spectacular bird’s-eye views of the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding areas. The 10-story high balloon may look intimidating and you’ll reach heights of 800 feet.
200 Convention Center Dr (Las Vegas Blvd. South), Las Vegas, NV
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VEGAS.com: This isn’t your traditional skydive. For one, you’re in a padded room. And also, instead of leaping out of a plane and floating down to the ground, you’re floating upward in a wind tunnel.
2000 Las Vegas Blvd S (btw Baltimore Ave and Philadelphia Ave), Las Vegas, NV
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VEGAS.com: This ride gives “living on the edge” a whole new meaning. You might remember what it feels like to ride a teeter totter, but add a roller coaster ride and a height of 900 above the ground into the mix
VEGAS.com: If you really want to get your roller coaster fix, then get ready to embark on one of the steepest rides in North America. Located in Primm, Nev. at the California and Nevada state line.
VEGAS.com: Want to add some fast-paced, great outdoor thrills to your trip? Then spend the day on a custom-built mini Baja dune buggy racing over the Nellis Dunes.
VEGAS.com: As you coast down the 800-foot long cable, the wind twirls you around in your harness, giving you a 360-view of your surroundings. We recommend going at nighttime.
VEGAS.com: Once you plunge down the 60-foot drop, you’ll get drenched by the gigantic splash finale. You may shiver a little bit at the end of the ride, but we believe it’s the perfect antidote for Vegas’ heat.