My boys, ages 10 and 13, really enjoyed their time there. I wished I would have purchased the older one the skid steer package, because both wanted to drive not just work the excavator. It was super hot, but there was a lot of shade and even a little swamp cooler for the parents to enjoy while watching their kids have fun. Our guide, Max was awesome! Thanks for the fun dig! We "dug" our time there!
ACCIÓN · 70 MIN. – HALBER TAG
Dig This – Parque de excavadoras
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El parque de juegos para adultos: En Dig This manejas excavadoras y bulldozers de verdad – excava zanjas, apila neumáticos y mueve toneladas de tierra.
Dig This es el primer “parque de maquinaria pesada” de Estados Unidos: En un enorme recinto al oeste del Strip, puedes manejar tú mismo excavadoras y bulldozers Caterpillar de verdad.
Tras una breve introducción con conexión por auriculares al instructor, empieza la acción: cavar zanjas, apilar neumáticos enormes, equilibrar pelotas sobre conos – todo con máquinas que pesan varias toneladas.
Hay programas de entre 70 minutos y medio día, también para niños a partir de 8 años con las máquinas más pequeñas.
Qué te espera
- Maneja excavadoras y bulldozers CAT de verdad
- Instrucciones con conexión al instructor por auriculares
- Retos: apilar neumáticos, mantener pelotas en equilibrio
- Programas a partir de 70 minutos
- También para jóvenes a partir de 8 años
Dig This – Parque de excavadoras: Duración, horarios y visitantes
70 min. a medio día
Duración
Excavadoras & bulldozers (CAT)
Máquinas
aprox. 10 min. al oeste del Strip
Ciudad
a partir de 8 años (máquinas pequeñas)
Edad mínima
Consejos para tu visita
- Es obligatorio llevar calzado cerrado – y ropa que se pueda llenar de polvo.
- La experiencia con excavadora es la opción clásica, pero la bulldozer ofrece aún más potencia.
- Reserva a primera hora de la mañana, en verano hace mucho calor.
- Nada de alcohol antes de conducir – se realiza una prueba de alcoholemia.
Aquí encontrarás Dig This – Parque de excavadoras
3012 S Rancho Dr, Las Vegas
Opiniones recientes
We visited Dig This Las Vegas this past Wednesday as walk-ins without a reservation, and they were able to fit us in, which was a great start to our day. Both of my sons, ages 10 and 11, did the small excavator experience, and they had an absolute blast! Their instructor, Brandon, was outstanding. He was incredibly patient with the kids, explained everything clearly, made them feel comfortable, and kept the entire experience fun from start to finish. You can tell he genuinely enjoys working with kids and wants them to have a great time. Even though it was 107 degrees in Las Vegas that day, we had so much fun that we barely noticed the heat. Watching my boys operate a real excavator was something I’ll never forget. I don’t think I’ve ever seen them that excited. They couldn’t stop smiling as they dug, scooped, and completed the different challenges. By the end, I wanted to jump in and do it myself! I love that they have experiences for everyone—from younger kids to adults—so it’s something the whole family can enjoy. If you’re looking for something unique to do in Las Vegas that’s outside the casinos, I highly recommend Dig This. It’s a fun, hands-on experience that’s perfect for families and creates lasting memories. We’ll definitely be back the next time we’re in Vegas. Thank you, Brandon, for making our boys’ day so special!
Our son celebrated his 14th birthday with a surprise 90min session of driving a skid. He loved it! The training and safety class was great. My husband and I were given a headset so we could hear all communication and give compliments... He made a piramid of tires and transported a huge load of dirt. It was awesome! They were also very hospitable with bottles of water, great pictures and a good viewing area.
Wir waren im Hochsommer dort und waren die einzigen Gäste. Wir wurden sehr gut versorgt und die Kinder (auf dem Kinderparkour) und ich hatten sehr viel Spaß
Super Spass! Auch für Kinder geeignet!
Ausgewählte Bewertungen por Google, a fecha de 17.10.2026. Fuente: Dig This Las Vegas en Google.