Adrenaline ATV Tours

We went here for my buddies bachelor party and had a blast. We rented the Polaris ace quads and they are so fun to ride. No experience necessary but can be challenging at times when you are climbing over rocks. Our tour guides were super friendly and helpful. I believe their names were Adam and Jen. I would recommend this to everyone and want to do this everytime I come to vegas!
They pick you up from your hotel and drop you off and lunch was provided. Wear dirty clothes cuz you will get dusty!

Dont let the name fool you, theres ZERO adrenaline. You might as well be hiking, its that boring.

One for the adventure books!
So here we go… never in my life would I have thought that I’d be riding in one of these quads as a driver and not as a passenger in an ATV tour. Blame it on my hubby who loves the outdoor adventures and we found this deal in Groupon to add to our list of ‘things to do’ during a mini getaway in Vegas.
The adventure begins… we called the business to book a tour and the process was quite easy on the phone. We even had a reminder phone call on the evening prior to our scheduled date. We gathered at the Excalibur Hotel grounds where we were picked up by a complementary shuttle. The drive to the actual tour site was about an hour from the Las Vegas strip.
When we got there we were briefed on safety and our itinerary, which included 28-​miles of scenery. The tour was for approximately three hours and were divided in two groups — beginners (that’s me and my hubby) and the more experienced guests. It was my first time EVER to grip throttles as we dashed through the beautiful red-​rock scenery, nature trails and desert landscapes of the Valley of Fire State Park on our ATV’s. The ride included unlimited water bottles and a deli lunch sandwich. For 3 hours we kicked up dusts, outpacing little creatures on our mini ATV’s, careened over dusty hills while decked out in our riding gears (there was a 30-​min break for lunch). What an adventure! Our three professional guides were very nice (and patient) to lead us beginners over the hills and skid through the ravines of the Valley Of Fire State Park. One led in front of the group while the other stayed in the very back, making sure no one was left behind, and one drove along in a jeep (just in case one of us, for any reason, had to ride back to base). TIP: (for women with long hair)… tie your hair or roll into a bun and tuck it in inside your helmet.
jR and I had a blast and at the end said he was proud of me for going along with him in this tour! I’m just glad I survived it as we were shuttled back to Excalibur Hotel. LoL! well… you only live once! 5-​stars for professionalism and a fun vacation experience!

Just made our group reservations this mornng! So exited about it. They made the reservation process very easy. They also got back to me fast via email regarding all the questions I had. Very detail oriented, I feel very confident that we’re going to have a blast. :)

Everyone there was so friendly and nice. We drove ourselves out there since are local. Rode atvs for a couple hours. Super fun. We will come back and try the other vehicle. Note: make sure to wear pants and sun block.

We had an absolute blast with this tour company and their guides. The price (we used groupon) was great, the scenery was SPECTACULAR (they take you a bit far away from the Las Vegas strip where the sands are literally red), and the ATVs were fairly new and very well kept. I am writing this review 2 years later because I went to Las Vegas recently and tried to find this tour company but couldn’t as i didnt remember the name of this company. I ended up using another tour company called Las Vegas Tours (or something like that) and that tour company was really really bad!!! We had way too many people in our tour group. The location was HORRIBLE… it was just a few minutes away from the strip where the sands blew on your face so bad you couldnt even keep your eyes open (even with goggles), it was so sandy and dusty, we all hated the tour… The ATVs were horribly maintained and down right dangerous. I had a flat tire and when i told the guide, he just told me to keep riding it. So I rode on a flat tire the entire ride. It was advertised for 4 hours but we only got to ride for 2 hours. After this horrible experience with Las Vegas Tours, i realized how awesome we had it 2 years ago with Adrenaline ATV tours and that is the only reason I decided to give them credit where credit is due and I am writing this review. I guess you dont know how good you had it until you have a really bad experience.
Definitely recommend it, and if you like to ride a bit crazy, this is the tour company for you…

Warning! This is a dangerous unorganized and unsafe ATV tour company that does not care about injured customers and the safety of your well being. Oh, and once you get hurt like my family did they will not return your calls or texts. The Adrenaline ATV guides are immature and not professional at all. My son broke his arm because the group was split up and he got taken in the «Fast «group without his knowing. The guides should have known better??? While my wife was laying under an ATV because of a crash caused by lack of following instructions from the guides, the guide was cracking jokes about «This is not bumper cars.» I was a total of nine hours in the emergency room because of Adrenaline ATV Las Vegas. Take a tip from me and skip this ATV tour, it ruined our vacation.

SHORTHAND REVIEW:
Terrible business ran by a man and his son who hire amateur teenagers to be your guide. No orientation is given and lack of professionalism and horrible customer service is presented at its finest here.
My experience:
After looking up multiple ATV Tours I went ahead and book with them so me and my party could enjoy the Valley of Fire scenery for the day to celebrate my brothers birthday.
It was a great experience was far as being on an ATV with a beautiful scenery. However the worst customer service possible. I repeat worst customer service! The business is owned by a guy named Oscar who has his son, Matt, take reservations. I tried to make the reservations short and simple. Of course, the service was fine over the phone.
I’m big on customer service as well as my group. Most all of us that being 15 of us work at a local dealership. I wasn’t expecting the service to be this bad. I was lead to believe my party would have Polaris Atv as advertised on there website but we ended up on they’re older 4×4 quads. No complaints were expressed then.
Quads were older and had issues turning on and off while we were on the trail. They had 3 tour guides along with us that we’re complete amateurs expect for one of them AJ who had common sense.
THEY ARE VERY UNORGANIZED. THEY HAD NO SET ORIENTATION WITH THE GROUP AS A WHOLE BEFORE WE BEGAN THE TRAIL. MIND YOU THIS WAS IT WAS A FIRST TIME FOR MOST OF US.
One event that blew me away, was when I was following the guide and my quad didn’t make it over the hill. I was left behind until the other guide, Dan cut the corner. Who raised his voice as if I was miles away mind you I was only a couple feet and stated, «what the fuck are you doing and where the fuck are you going». I asked him to calm down and told him my quad shut up and was not able to make it over the hill. Then I asked him for his name and he stated, «it’s none of your business». He was a class act and continued to show his lack of respect, common sense and intelligence off until the end.
The owner Oscar was at the end of the tour who add his worthless 2 cents of opinion of my group and I stating my group and I were acting worse than kids that have been on his previous tours. Also, stated his guides told him they had to babysit us. It’s astonishing that as a business owner he choose to present himself like a fool that he clearly is.
SAVE YOURSELF THE TROUBLE AND FIND ANOTHER ATTRACTION. WE PAID OVER 2,000 FOR THE WORST SERVICE POSSIBLE.

Had an absolute blast today on the Polaris Ace tour through the Valley of fire. Breathtaking views and such a fun experience. This was definitely not a leisurely boring trip through the desert. It’s definitely aptly named, as my adrenaline was definitely pumping. Can’t wait to come back.
–Brea (a.k.a. Crazy Cat Lady ;))

Wow! I’ve never experienced anything like this before, what an awesome adventure. Booked for my hubby as a v day gift and I think I ended up enjoying it just as much if not more. Don’t get sketched out by the white van that picks you up! If you are female don’t get freaked out just come with an open mind. Be sure to wear yogas you will be most comfortable in them! Also, be sure to pack sanitizer and wipes– you will be a hot mess when it’s over! We packed a backpack with waters although they also had them as well as lunch. Bring a camera lots of photo ops of the gorgeous scenery. This is a must if you come to Vegas! Better than any show you will see. The guys that run this are incredible and so much fun! We hope to do their other tour in the future.

We went yesterday and did the ATV tour. We got picked up from Excalibur Hotel and then picked up some more people and started heading to Valley of Fire. The guides were friendly, knowledgeable and made sure we all have fun. I remember the name of the guide whom we followed on the ATV is Adam and the guide on Dune Buggy followed behind is AJ. They were well prepared and friendly. First they teach you to ride on a dirt and then everyone follows suits, nothing crazy if anyone is skeptical of riding. You get lunch and breaks and they take you to a spot where you climbed a small hill and see a beautiful view for photo ops. The thumb throttle was tight on my ATV as we found out, and after a couple of times hitting the corners because I was nervous I decided to sit beside AJ the guide who rode the dune buggy. AJ went fast at times and pointed out interesting things about the park. That was a lot of fun too! I was so happy I got to experience both ATV and dune buggy. The whole ride on ATV trails is about 24 miles and the ride, breaks, lunch and pick up and drop off and everything took 6 hours so give yourself plenty of time.

Best part of my Vegas trip had nothing to do with the Strip — it was with these guys! I did some internet research and I think they give you the longest time on ATVs for the price (about 3 hours). They also picked you up and dropped you off at your hotel, and provided you with lunch and all the equipment you need for the ride.
Scenery was unreal and we had a lot of freedom to go at it. Minimal hand holding. Def recommend!!!

Bumped for a bachelor party
Scheduled a tour with this company for a Wednesday. My wife and I both confirmed that the tour was for Wed. When the tour pickup had not arrived at my hotel 15 minutes past the scheduled time I called to make sure I was in the right place. The call taker /​booker informed me we were booked for Thurs, not Wed. I agreed to rearrange my schedule. She called me Wed night at 8:30 pm to inform me she had a group of 11 guys who had booked and she needed to reschedule my tour. She wanted us to go at 11:30, not the 8:30 we had already rearranged our schedule for once. When i told her 11:30 would not work, she called me back and said the best she could do was a 10:15. All of this just didn’t inspire confidence, and I was really unhappy about being asked to rearrange my tour time for the larger group, especially after having been confirmed for the wrong day.

This was so much fun! I had never ridden an ATV. The staff was great with all levels. They are friendly, patient, and polite. The views are spectacular. Don’t miss out on this fabulous outing! Worth every penny.

SO MUCH FUN! Adrenaline ATV was listed on Groupon for $ 89. This price not only included the ATV tour through the Valley of Fire, but also included transportation and LUNCH! Our driver, Eric, made the 1 hour drive to the location very pleasant. Our tour guides, Rodney & Justin were fantastic. They went above and beyond to make sure we had a wonderful time.
If I ever go back to Vegas, I am DEFINITELY using Adrenaline ATV Tours!

Had a great time on this trip, which was a highlight of my cousin’s bachelor party trip to Vegas. This was our one and only opportunity to leave Las Vegas and have some fun during the daytime, which was a great idea. My group was full of race fans and experienced riders, so we were excited to get out there and tear up some dirt. Only complaint was the waiting around once we got there. We used up at least 45 minutes of riding time just sitting around (read below for more):
Firstly, I’d like to give a shout out and thank Cassandra, who I spoke with on the phone, who was very helpful with scheduling and reserving our trip. She even gave us the seasonal discount of $ 149 per person. She went out of her way to update us on the specifics of our trip.
The rest of the staff were friendly and fun. Eric, our driver for the day, made the 1 hour van ride enjoyable and gave us tips for the rest of our trip. Roddy and the rest of our tour leaders were great too.
What can I say about the location? It was absolutely gorgeous and really gave you a feel for the Nevada desert. But you will feel like you’re driving into the middle of nowhere, but that’s just the West for ya.
Our tour group was large (my group of 3 plus another group of 11). We were split into 2 riding groups (experienced and beginners). I can’t say much about the beginner group, but my experienced group had a good time. My cousin and I are speed demons, so we were trying to go full throttle the entire time, but were slowed down by the others in our group at the start, but they sped up later on with us. If I were to give a criticism, it would be to break the experienced guys into smaller groups. A pack of 6 was a bit too large for what we were looking for. I’d much more appreciate a bit more freedom to speed as much as I wanted. I did feel a bit restricted in the group of 6. I’m sure the beginners were fine, though.
Tip: If you want to go full throttle, stay to the back of the pack, slow down to create a gap, and then pick up the pace to catch up! My cousin and I had a great time racing, kicking up dirt, and getting air on some of the jumps/​banks. Caution though: this was only because we were experienced riders and knew how to have fun SAFELY! There were no accidents in the experienced group at all (can’t say that for the beginners, though, haha).
My cousin was riding a yellow 300 model Honda, whereas I had one of those red 200 models you see in the pictures. The 300s are a bit more powerful, so one of the guides took him for a loop over some dunes, which was fun to watch. I liked the bikes. Mine worked well and I was able to shift manually for a full riding experience.
And now for my one true complaint: the BREAKS! The water breaks were really too long and took away from the riding experience. All we wanted to do was go, Go, GO, but we wound up waiting a lot for the other groups to catch up, waited a lot after lunch, and waited around while the tour guides did «something» off on their own. It was fun climbing rocks and playing with the chipmunk wildlife, but I felt anxious to get back to riding. So, my only suggestion would be to make the breaks shorter.

I bought a grouponfor adrenaline atv and called to book a tour for my husbands birthday. It was easy to make the reservation even though I had the groupon. Sometimes people make a stink when theres a groupon involved! With adrenaline they actually helped me out by getting us the reservation for the day I needed! So we live in vegas but still opted to let them drive us to the valley of fire. Word of advice, sit in the front of the van! Especially if you spent the night prior out on the town if ya know what I mean.
When we arrived we hung out a few minutes and were then split into groups. Those who have ridden and those who haven’t. We went with the faster group. We were individually explained how to use the atv and asked if we wanted manual or automatic. They’re very simple the gas is hand controlled and the brakes are both foot and hand controlled. After doing a mini obstacle course we were on our way. The views are spectacular! It was a perfect day out to ride not hot, not cold. I couldn’t imagine riding during the summer… but they do, they do tours every day all year unless it is raining. We were provided a sandwich, chips, potato salad, and cookie for lunch. The lunch box is from smiths.
Now I wanna admit I kept 98% of the ride with the faster group and I had a blast even though I fell off. The road bobbed and I weaved and I, from what my husband told me, jumped off lol. It was completely my error and the guide came RIGHT away to make sure I was ok and offered to let me ride back in the truck. I said HELL NO and just kept going. This excursion made me want to buy an atv!!!
Tips:
Wear pants!!! The engines are hot and can burn your leg. I saw this first hand because a lady was wearing capris and she grazed her calf on the engine.
Lather on your sunscreen before! I can only imagine what happens when you apply sunscreen after you are all dusty.
Bring a hair brush. I looked like bride of frankenstein after I took my helmet off.
Have fun!!! We had a blast!

Adrenaline ATV was the best money we spent for our entire trip. We bought on Groupon and didn’t really know what we were getting. What ensued was a fun and adventurous trip in the desert on ATVs.
The four wheelers were nice, no issues, manual or automatics.
Be prepared to get very dusty and dirty. Wear pants to protect your legs from the hot engine.

Really great tour. We met up with the driver at one of the hotels, he was very personable and had a great sense of humor, which was just what the 45 – 50 min ride to the valley of fire (atv site) needed.
We were given brief but concise instructions on how to use the atv, you have a choice of riding manual or automatic.
The group, about 12 of us, were split into 2 group: previous experience and no previous experience. I’ve ridden once before, so I went w/​the experienced group… wth was I thinking?! Those trails are legit… hills, bumps, big rocks, all that good stuff. It was lots of fun, but I decided to switch to the novice group at the the third and final stop. I couldn’t hang! Plus, I wanted to enjoy the scenery while riding and couldn’t do that while going 40mph, praying to make back in one piece, and holding on for dear life! But it was fun!
The guides were great. They were really nice and kept us safe. We ate lunch, which was pretty good, at the last spot.
Tips:
You will get dusty! Wear something that you plan to put straight into the washing machine! I wore a leather motorcycle jacket (it was 35°) and looked like I rolled down a sand dune by the time I was done. And I spent 30 mins when I got back to my hotel just wiping it down.
Use the bathroom
One bathroom break about 5 mins before the tour (at a rest stop) and another at the 3^rd and final stop of the tour.
Pace Yourself
Its not a derby and its not the olympics. The point is to have fun, not get carried away and get catapulted from the atv.
Ladies…tuck in that hair! I made the mistake of leaving my hair in a pony tail hanging out of the helmet… dust central. Wear a hat if you can, of course in the summer months, a bun should do the trick.
All in all a really fun way to spend a day while in Vegas!

Riding ATV’s in the 100+ degree desert after a night of partying?! Seriously?! HELL YES!
The ATV shuttle van picked us up at 11am. Afterward the driver drove to other casino’s to pick up additional ATV riders. The shuttle van was comfortable with cold AC; however, the suspension could’ve used some work as we experienced a bouncy ride to the Valley of Fire State Park (VoF).
Everyone was talking and getting to know one another while we were just quiet trying to sleep. During this time a buddy and I gave each other the OMG look as we were still trying to recoup from the previous night and knowing we would be driving ATV’s in the desert heat over bumps and hills! Fortunately we made it to the VoF without any incidents.
Upon arriving at the ATV location I immediately started hydrating myself with their free water. Fortunately the boss man said they would bring a cooler so there was no need to over-​hydrate myself.
We were divided into an experienced and non-​experienced group. The experienced group rode out first and then the non’s followed.
The entire ATV tour was over 28 miles covered in 3 hours. We took three breaks where much need shade was available along with water and our lunch (sandwich /​chips /​potato salad).
Despite the 100+ degree temperature, the ride itself was AMAZING! Taking in nature at the VoF State Park on a 4 wheeler with excess of 40 to 50 mph was thrilling!
The staff was friendlier than a VIP Host at the casino! Instructions and rules were delivered in a cordial manner with humor. They were always encouraging folks with useful tips and congratulatory high fives. Tips are appreciated at the end of the tour with the «tip helmet» and along with the shuttle van driver upon drop-​off at the casino.
I’m ready to roll out and ride again!