Guns and monster trucks in one stop.

This combo at Adrenaline Mountain turns a shooting range session into off-road chaos, with hands-on coaching before you touch anything. I like the one-on-one safety instruction and the fact you get to drive the truck on a private track instead of just watching it go by.

The best part is also the most real-world constraint: you’re paying $410 per person, and the day runs at one fixed pace. If you’re late to pickup, the schedule doesn’t wait.

Key things to know before you go

• You choose 3 guns on arrival (from 80+), including a handgun
• One exploding target is included
• You drive the world’s longest Monster Truck on a private track
• Ear and eye protection are provided, plus ammunition for the shooting
• Pickup time is your selected time, with a driver call about 30 minutes before

Guns and Monster Trucks, in One 3.5-Hour Vegas Day

This is a focused, adrenaline-heavy half day. You’re not bouncing between multiple locations around town. You’re going to one place—Adrenaline Mountain—and getting both the shooting portion and the monster truck driving portion in the same run.

The structure is pretty clear: you arrive, get oriented, and then staff guide you through each step. For the shooting, you’ll select firearms once you’re there, and you’ll get instruction to help you feel comfortable before you begin.

If you like activities that feel hands-on and not overly long, this hits the sweet spot: plan on about 3 hours 30 minutes total.

Where Adrenaline Mountain Fits Into Your Las Vegas Plans

Adrenaline Mountain is about 40 minutes from Las Vegas, in the Sloan area (meeting point: 15357 Kingston Rd, Sloan, NV 89054). You can use the free transportation offered with the tour, which saves you the hassle of figuring out a route and parking.

Here’s the practical point that affects your whole day: the pickup window works differently than a lot of Vegas tours. When you select your tour time, that is also your pickup time. The driver calls about 30 minutes before pickup, and you must be outside and ready at the correct time. If you have questions, you can call the number on your ticket starting 45 minutes before your pickup.

Also note the group size cap: the experience is set for a maximum of 30 travelers, so it doesn’t feel like you’re being processed through a factory line.

Arrival Briefing: Safety First, Then You Drive and Shoot

When you arrive, you’ll get an orientation and safety briefing for the activities you picked. This isn’t a quick “good luck” moment. The format is instruction first, then you work with the staff who guide you safely through the experience.

For the shooting portion, the big comfort piece is that you can go in without previous driving or shooting experience. The setup includes one-on-one instruction so you can learn how to handle what’s provided. That matters because firearm use is one of those activities where confidence comes from real coaching, not guesswork.

For the monster truck portion, the same principle applies: you’re not expected to know off-road driving already. You’ll get instruction, then you climb behind the wheel and drive on their private track. The experience is built around control and safety, even though it’s still loud, bumpy, and fun.

Pick Your Guns on Site: 3 Choices, 80+ Options, Handgun Required

This is one of the most interesting parts of the whole package. Instead of locking you into a fixed gun list ahead of time, you make your choices once you arrive.

You’ll choose 3 guns from more than 80 options. One important rule: one of your choices must be a handgun. That turns the experience into more of a tailored session. If you have preferences—pistol vs. other styles—you’ll have room to pick what feels right in the moment.

A couple other practical limitations to know:

• You’ll need to be able to physically handle the shooting setup, since minors may be limited by what the Safety Officer allows based on stature and capability.
• You can’t bring your own weapons or ammunition. Only what the operator provides can be used.

The payoff is control. You’re not stuck with random equipment. You’re making the selection in real time with staff around, which helps when you’re unsure what to pick.

The Shooting Portion: Ear Protection, Eye Protection, and an Exploding Target

Shooting experiences are only fun when your body feels protected, and this one is set up for that. You get ear and eye protection for the firearm portion.

A highlight included in this package is an exploding target. It’s the kind of detail that turns an ordinary shooting station into a clear “that was different” moment. You’ll also get one-on-one guidance on how to proceed safely before you start firing.

Restroom access is available at the range, which is a small thing but helpful when you’re planning a half-day adventure that includes both shooting and driving.

Also, ammunition is included. You don’t have to worry about bringing or buying ammo. Round count varies by firearm, so focus more on the experience than the math of rounds.

Climb Behind the Wheel: How the Private Track Monster Truck Drive Works

After shooting, you switch gears fast. Then it’s monster truck time.

You’ll climb behind the wheel of the world’s longest Monster Truck and drive on a private track that includes hills, berms, and dips. That track design is what makes this more than a slow loop. Berms and dips are exactly what create the “feel it in your chest” moments people remember.

The experience is designed to be doable even if you’ve never driven off-road before. The operator provides instruction to make sure you’re comfortable before you begin.

For safety and communication, the vehicles in the fleet come with full-face helmets with intercoms. That’s useful if you want to talk to your friends during the ride or coordinate while you’re running the track.

And after the driving, you get time to pose for pictures with the truck. It’s not just a quick photo at the end—you’re specifically set up for that moment.

Photos, Water, and the Little Extras That Improve the Day

This package includes free chilled bottled water, which sounds simple until you’ve done a shooting session and then jumped into a vehicle. You’ll also get free photos and videos for certain activities, which is a practical way to keep the memories without trying to juggle your camera gear during the action.

Close-toed shoes are required, and sunglasses are strongly recommended. Wear comfortable clothing, and dress in layers since weather can shift quickly in Nevada.

If you like smooth logistics, this is a nice setup: one location, two big activities, and support staff walking you through each step.

Price and Value: Is $410 Fair for a Shooting + Monster Truck Combo?

At $410 per person, this isn’t a bargain. But it’s also not just two random add-ons. The value comes from how much is included and how tightly the day is packaged.

Here’s what you’re getting that you’d otherwise pay for separately:

• A guided shooting session with ear/eye protection, ammunition included, and an exploding target included
• Monster truck driving on a private track with instruction
• Transportation (free pickup) in many cases, plus chilled bottled water
• Some included photos/videos
• A schedule that runs as one combined experience, saving your time and effort versus doing separate activities around town

Where the price may feel less worth it is if you’re the type who wants a slower day with lots of downtime. This is built to keep moving: briefings, shooting, then driving.

Where it makes sense is if you want one memorable “Vegas story” day without spending your vacation hopping from place to place.

Who This Experience Fits Best (and Who Might Want to Skip)

This works best if you want a high-adrenaline combo and you’re comfortable following safety rules. It’s also a good pick if you like having instruction ready for you, rather than figuring it out yourself.

You should have a moderate physical fitness level. You don’t need to be an athlete, but you should be ready for the physical reality of changing activities, using equipment, and getting behind the wheel and on/off the vehicle.

This also suits couples and groups who want a shared, active experience. Even if one person is more into the shooting and the other is more into driving, the package gives both a real role.

If you’re sensitive to loud environments, or you’re looking for something calm and scenic, you may not love the energy level here. This is built for thrill seekers.

Should You Book This Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Package?

Book it if you want one tight, instruction-led day where you get to do both a serious shooting session and a real monster truck drive, and you’d rather spend your vacation doing the action than driving around to different venues. I’d also book it if the idea of picking from 80+ firearms on arrival sounds fun and you like choices.

Hold off if the idea of firearm safety procedures and a scheduled pickup pace feels like stress instead of fun. At this price, you’ll want to be sure you’ll actually use both halves of the experience.

If you’re still on the fence, note that the experience has free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, so you can make a careful decision close to your travel dates.

FAQ

How long is the Monster Truck Driving & Shooting Adventure Combo?

The experience lasts about 3 hours 30 minutes.

How far is it from Las Vegas?

It’s approximately 40 minutes from Las Vegas.

What do I choose when I arrive for the shooting portion?

You choose 3 guns from more than 80 options, and one of your choices must be a handgun.

Is ammunition included for the shooting?

Yes. Ammunition is included for the firearms provided by the operator.

What about the monster truck—can I drive it if I have no experience?

Yes. You receive one-on-one instruction before you start driving on the track.

Is there an age requirement to drive the monster truck?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old. Minors may have limits for shooting based on physical stature and what the Safety Officer allows.

What should I wear and bring?

Wear comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes, and bring a valid ID. Sunglasses are recommended.

Can I bring my own firearm or ammunition?

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