Gunfire and monster trucks in one afternoon sounds wild. At Adrenaline Mountain, you’ll get a safety briefing, pick from 80-plus firearms, then drive the worlds longest Monster Truck on a private track. It is a high-adrenaline combo that stays in one place, so you lose less time to driving around Vegas.

What I really like is the setup: you get orientation and then hands-on coaching as you do both activities. I also like the choice factor, especially picking 3 guns (including a required handgun) once you arrive, plus an included exploding target that adds real variety to your session.

One consideration: this is not a casual stroll. You should have a moderate physical fitness level for getting in and out of equipment, and anyone driving needs a valid driver’s license, with shooting rules that can vary for smaller minors.

Key highlights to know before you go

• One location for both thrills, so you spend less time traveling and waiting around
• Pick 3 guns from 80-plus options, with one required to be a handgun
• Included exploding target, which makes the shooting portion feel more like an experience than a chore
• Private track driving with hills, berms, and dips on the longest Monster Truck
• Helmets with intercoms for communication during rides
• Free transportation and water, plus ear and eye protection for the shooting portion

Adrenaline Mountain base camp near Sloan, NV

This package runs out of Adrenaline Mountain, an Extreme Adventure Park in the Sloan area. It is roughly 40 minutes from Las Vegas, and they include transportation, which is a big deal when you are trying to keep your Vegas day tight and stress-free.

When pickup is included, the tour time you pick becomes your pickup time. The driver calls about 30 minutes before pickup, and you need to be outside and ready when they come. If you are arriving late or running behind, this is the kind of activity where being late can throw off your slot.

The practical upside is that you are not bouncing between multiple venues. With Adrenaline Mountain offering other add-ons like Off Road Tours, axe throwing, archery, digging with heavy equipment, crushing a car, and even DRIVE a Monster Truck, you can build a full adventure day without a second car ride across town.

How the 3.5 hours usually feels on the ground

The total time is listed at about 3 hours 30 minutes. Your exact experience flow is built around your scheduled time, and you will start with arrival, orientation, and safety briefing for your chosen activities.

After instruction, you work with staff who guide you safely through the shooting portion and then the Monster Truck driving. This is not “show up and figure it out.” The pace is designed so you get coached before each step, which matters when you are handling firearms and then climbing into a vehicle built for off-road-style movement.

After the ride, you can pose for pictures with the truck. Those photo moments are one of the easiest ways to make the day feel complete, because you get to shift from activity mode into souvenir mode without hunting anything down yourself.

The shooting range part: choosing 3 guns from 80-plus

The shooting experience is built around a choice system. You will select 3 guns from more than 80 options after you arrive, and one of those choices must be a handgun. That structure is more fun than a fixed menu, because you can tailor your session to what feels interesting to you.

Before you start firing, you get orientation and safety instruction. Staff walk you through how to handle the firearms safely, and you work with them during the experience, not after the fact. For first-timers, that guidance is the difference between feeling intimidated and feeling confident.

A key detail: the shooting package includes one exploding target. Even if you are comfortable shooting, the type of target you get can change the energy of the session, because an exploding target adds a clear “event” moment rather than repeating the same static pattern.

You will also use provided gear. Ear and eye protection are included, and ammunition is included for the firearm portion. You cannot bring your own weapons or ammunition, and firearms cannot be shared, so plan on doing your own setup.

Monster Truck driving: the worlds longest truck on a private track

After the shooting portion, you climb behind the wheel of the worlds longest Monster Truck. You will drive on a private track designed with hills, berms, and dips. That track layout is the reason this combo works, because the movement feels like off-road play without you needing to travel out to remote terrain.

They emphasize that the Monster Truck is easy to drive, and you still get instruction before you start. That matters because “easy to drive” in a controlled track setting is a totally different thing than trying to learn on chaotic roads.

Safety gear includes full-face helmets with intercoms. The intercom feature is a nice touch because you can talk with friends or even riders in other UTVs. It turns the ride from silent adrenaline into a more social moment, even if everyone is wearing helmets.

When the drive is finished, you can pose for pictures with the truck. This is also a good moment to double-check you got any videos or photos that are offered for certain activities.

What’s included, what costs extra, and what it means for value

At $410 per person for about 3.5 hours, the value comes from the fact that you are paying for two guided activities in one place, with equipment handled for you.

Here is what is included based on the package details:

• Ear and eye protection for the shooting portion
• Free transportation
• Free chilled bottled water
• Ammunition included
• Free photos and videos for certain activities

Ammunition and safety gear can quietly add up in shooting experiences. Your ammo is covered, and the shooting gear is handled. Pair that with transportation and you are not spending extra to make the day work.

Optional costs to know:

• Optional gratuity is not included
• Spectators are welcome for $25 per spectator, payable upon pickup
• Transportation for spectators is subject to available space

The spectator option is useful if you have friends who want to watch the driving or hang out at the range, but do not want to shoot. It also gives you flexibility if you are traveling in a group where not everyone wants firearms.

Pickup timing, group size, and how to keep your day smooth

This experience has a maximum of 30 travelers. Smaller groups usually help things feel orderly, because staff are not juggling a huge crowd at multiple stations.

The pickup rules are simple but strict: your selected tour time is also your pickup time. The driver will call about 30 minutes before, and you must be on time. If you are staying on the far edge of the Strip or you have show tickets that might run late, plan for buffer time. This is not a tour you want to rush to.

If you have questions, you can call the number on your ticket about 45 minutes before pickup time. That is a nice safety net, especially if you are dealing with a tight schedule.

Also note: you will need a valid ID. You should wear comfortable clothes and close-toed shoes, and sunglasses are highly recommended. Dress for the weather and consider layers, because you will move between briefing space and outdoor areas.

Age and safety rules that affect planning

For Monster Truck driving, drivers must be at least 16 years old and need a valid driver’s license. That means if someone in your group is young, they can still come along, but they should not plan on operating the vehicle.

For shooting, age is less about a simple number and more about physical stature and capability. Minors may be limited by the Safety Officer in which firearms they can shoot, and they must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

There are restrooms at the range, which is a practical detail worth caring about. With a combo like this, you do not want to burn time hunting for facilities mid-activity.

Who this combo fits best, and who should rethink it

This is a great match if you want a Vegas day that actually feels like a story. The shooting portion lets you choose your gear from 80-plus firearms, and the driving portion gives you a track with real terrain elements like hills, berms, and dips.

You will also like it if you prefer guided instruction over trial and error. The package includes safety briefing and one-on-one instruction to make sure you are comfortable before you start.

You might reconsider if:

• You do not have a moderate physical fitness level (you will be getting in and out of vehicles and moving around for briefing and setup)
• You are sensitive to firearms rules and equipment procedures (you cannot bring your own weapons or ammo, and you must follow safety staff instructions closely)
• Your schedule makes it hard to be on time for pickup

If you are traveling as a couple or small group, the intercom helmets can make the Monster Truck ride feel more like a shared moment. And if you have friends who just want to watch, spectators are an option for $25.

Small tips that make a big difference

Here are the practical things that will help your day run smoothly:

• Arrive ready for a firm pickup window, because the driver calls but timing is on you.
• Wear close-toed shoes you can move in. This matters more than style.
• Bring sunglasses, especially if the lighting is bright around the range areas.
• Use comfortable layers. You might feel cool during waiting and warmer once you are in the action.
• Plan your mindset for two different skills in one block: precision during shooting, control during truck driving.

If you are going with a mixed-experience group, this combo is still workable. You get orientation for your chosen activities, and staff guide you safely through each part. The Monster Truck is described as easy to drive, and the shooting experience includes safety and instruction so you are not thrown in cold.

Should you book this Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Combo?

I think this is a strong booking choice if you want a one-stop, high-adrenaline Vegas experience that mixes guided shooting with serious Monster Truck driving. The included ammo, protection gear, and transportation help justify the $410 price, and the fact that you select from 80-plus firearms (including a handgun requirement) makes it feel customizable rather than scripted.

If your idea of a great Vegas day is more laid-back, or you are not comfortable with strict safety rules around firearms, you may prefer a non-shooting adrenaline activity at Adrenaline Mountain. But if you are traveling with thrill energy and you want a day that feels like more than a drive-by attraction, this combo makes a lot of sense.

FAQ

How far is the Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Package from Las Vegas?

The range is approximately 40 minutes from Las Vegas.

Does the price include transportation?

Yes. Complimentary transportation is included, and you can also drive yourself if you prefer.

What do I need to bring for the shooting and driving activities?

You should wear comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes, and bring a valid ID. Sunglasses are highly recommended.

Can I bring my own guns or ammunition?

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

How many guns do I choose, and is a handgun required?

You choose 3 guns from more than 80, and one of your choices must be a handgun. The choices are made once you arrive.

How old do you need to be to drive the Monster Truck?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old and have a valid driver’s license.

Are minors allowed to shoot?

Minors may be limited by the Safety Officer based on physical stature and capability, and they must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Can spectators watch, and what does it cost?

Spectators are welcome for $25.00 per spectator, payable upon pickup. Transportation is subject to available space.