Monster truck and shooting, one wild package. If you want high-adrenaline with clear structure, this combo at Adrenaline Mountain pairs an organized firearm session with time behind the wheel of a private-track monster truck. I like that you start with an orientation and safety briefing, then you pick your exact guns from an 80+ lineup (including at least one handgun).

The other thing I like is the pace. You’re not bouncing between multiple venues; you’re at one Extreme Adventure Park for the full block of time, with instruction guiding both shooting and driving. One potential drawback: at $410 per person, it’s a splurge, so I’d only book it if you genuinely want both shooting and monster-truck time in the same outing.

Key Reasons This Combo Works

• Choose 3 guns (including a handgun) from 80+ options after you arrive
• Orientation and safety briefing first, then one-on-one help for each activity
• One exploding target included in the shooting package
• Drive the world’s longest monster truck on a private course with hills, berms, and dips
• Pickup timing matches your selected tour time, with a driver call about 30 minutes before

Adrenaline Mountain: One Stop for Two Big Thrills

This isn’t a drive-by stunt. The whole package runs out of Adrenaline Mountain, an Extreme Adventure Park in Sloan, NV, which is roughly 40 minutes from Las Vegas. That location matters because it keeps the day tight: you get your briefing, do the shooting, then climb into the truck without spending vacation hours commuting between separate attractions.

The park setup also means you can treat this as a sampler, even if you don’t add extras. The operator notes that Adrenaline Mountain offers other activities like off-road tours, axe throwing, archery, heavy equipment digging, crushing a car, and even drive-your-own monster truck experiences. So if you’re traveling with different risk levels, this is one base camp where you can add on later.

Price and Timing: What $410 Buys You (and What It Doesn’t)

Let’s talk money like a grown-up. The price is $410 per person for about 3 hours 30 minutes. That’s not cheap, but it does bundle two popular Las Vegas activities into one scheduled block, and the included extras help justify the total.

Here’s what you get that reduces add-on costs:

• Ear and eye protection
• Free transportation (if you select hotel pickup)
• Free chilled bottled water
• Ammunition included for the firearm portion
• Free photos and videos for certain activities (the exact set is activity-dependent)

Not included:

• Optional gratuity

Also pay attention to timing. This tour is booked far in advance on average (about 92 days), and your selected tour time is effectively your pickup time. If you’re the type who hates waiting around, choose a time that won’t collide with dinner reservations or a big show.

Getting Picked Up: Your Real Challenge Is Being On Time

The meeting point is 15357 Kingston Rd, Sloan, NV 89054. If you’re using pickup, the operator keeps it simple: the tour time you select is your pickup time. About 30 minutes before pickup, the driver calls you to confirm when you should be outside, and you do need to be ready at that moment.

If anything goes sideways, you’re also given a direct safety net: you can call the phone number on your ticket about 45 minutes before your pick-up time if you have questions. Since the experience is time-boxed, it’s worth building in a buffer so you don’t end up sprinting to the door while you’re thinking about safety rules and paperwork.

The group size max is 30 travelers. That’s big enough to feel lively, but small enough that you still should get real attention from staff during your briefing and instruction.

Shooting Portion: Orientation, Gun Choices, and the Exploding Target

Your first stop is the orientation and safety briefing for the activities you chose. This is where you’ll get the rules for handling and operating safely, plus how range time works for your specific setup. Expect instruction to be practical rather than theoretical—enough to get you comfortable before you step into shooting.

Then comes the part people talk about most: you choose 3 guns from more than 80 options when you arrive. One of those choices must be a handgun. The exact mix is up to you, but the structure is clear: you don’t just get a generic package. You build it.

A key detail that makes this feel like more than a basic shooting session: the shooting package includes one exploding target. That’s not just spectacle. It changes the rhythm of your range time and gives you a more dramatic payoff as you move through the firearm you selected.

Practical expectations:

• Ear and eye protection are provided.
• You’ll need a valid ID.
• Sunglasses are recommended.
• You must wear comfortable clothing and close-toed shoes.
• You can’t bring your own weapons or ammunition; the operator provides firearms and ammo.

On safety and capability, there’s also a helpful clarification: it’s not so much an age-based shooting rule as it is about physical stature and capability. Minors may be limited by a safety officer and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Driving Portion: The Long Monster Truck, Private Track, and Real Instruction

After shooting, you switch gears—literally. You climb behind the wheel of a monster truck described as the world’s longest, and you drive it on a private track made for thrills: hills, berms, and dips.

Even if you’ve never driven something like this, the experience is designed to be accessible. The package includes instruction to get you comfortable before you begin. That’s important because monster trucks aren’t like normal rental vehicles. You’ll want someone guiding your basic handling so you can focus on the fun part.

Once you’re done driving, you get a photo moment. The operator notes you can pose for pictures with the truck after your ride. If you want the classic Vegas souvenir angle, plan to have your phone charged and ready.

Logistics That Actually Matter: Physical Fitness and Licenses

This combo asks for moderate physical fitness. That’s not about athleticism. It’s more about being able to manage range walking, getting in and out of the equipment area, and sitting through a full chunk of active time.

You’ll also need a driver’s license if you’re driving any vehicle. This matters especially for travelers who assume pickup and ride-alongs mean no ID checks. In this package, you’ll be showing IDs for the shooting portion, and licenses come into play for driving.

Included Extras vs. Add-Ons: How to Think About Value

One smart way to judge value is to compare what you’re paying for versus what other “a la carte” Vegas options would cost on their own.

For this combo, the included items reduce your friction:

• Protection gear is handled.
• Ammunition is handled.
• Photos/videos for certain activities reduce the need for extra planning or renting equipment.
• Transportation and water are handled.

The add-on variable is mostly you. You decide what time you go, which specific guns you choose, and whether you want extra activities at Adrenaline Mountain. The operator even suggests other attractions at the same park, which is where you can build a fuller day without commuting.

If you’re a first-timer who wants to sample two big adrenaline styles—precision under control (shooting) and physical thrill (monster truck)—this is one of the cleanest ways to do it.

Who This Trip Fits Best (and Who Might Want a Different Plan)

This is ideal for:

• People who want a single-venue plan with structured instruction
• Visitors who love variety: handgun included, then driving on a course with real obstacles
• Groups where everyone wants the same core day, not separate pickups and drop-offs

It may be a tougher fit if:

• You’re strongly budget-driven. At $410, the value hinges on actually enjoying both halves.
• You hate being scheduled. Pickup timing is part of the deal, and you must be on time.
• You’re worried about moderate physical demands. It’s not extreme, but it is active.

Also remember: the gun choice happens after arrival, so if you have strong preferences, you’ll still need to trust the range setup and selection process on-site.

Tips to Get the Most Out of Your 3.5 Hours

A few small choices can make a big difference in how smooth your day feels:

• Wear close-toed shoes that you can move comfortably in.
• Dress in layers so you can handle changing conditions at an outdoor adventure park.
• Bring sunglasses. You’ll thank yourself during the transition from shooting to driving.
• If you’re bringing a spectator, check details ahead of time. Spectators can come to the range for $25 each, but transportation is only subject to available space.
• Treat the safety briefing like part of the fun. The clearer you are on procedures, the faster you’ll settle in.

Should You Book This Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Combo?

If you want a Vegas day that feels like a full-on adventure, not just a ticket and a photo, this combo is a strong candidate. You get a rare mix: choose from 80+ firearms (with the handgun requirement), including an exploding target, then drive a long monster truck on a private obstacle course—all in about 3.5 hours.

If $410 per person feels like too much, or you only want one side of the experience (only shooting or only driving), you might be happier splitting your day with a separate, single-activity option. But if you’re committed to both thrills, this is the kind of one-stop plan that saves time and keeps the adrenaline continuous.

FAQ

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

The range is approximately 40 minutes from Las Vegas. Complimentary transportation is included, or you may drive yourself if you prefer.

How can I arrange transportation for the Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Package?

When confirming your reservation, select your hotel in the Tour Details section on the checkout page. Then contact the local operator at the phone number on your ticket for exact pickup details at least 24 hours prior to departure.

Can I bring spectators with me for the Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Package?

Yes. Spectators are welcome to come to the range for $25.00 per spectator, payable upon pickup. Transportation depends on available space.

Is there an age restriction for the Monster Truck Drive and Shoot Package?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old to drive. For shooting, the limits are based more on physical stature and capability. Minors may be limited by the safety officer and must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Are restrooms available at the range?

Yes, there are restrooms at the range.

What do I need to bring with me?

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

Can I participate if I have no previous off-road experience?

Yes. You receive one-on-one instruction to help you feel comfortable before you begin.