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Take control of massive excavators in Las Vegas with Dig This. Learn to operate heavy machinery, dig trenches, stack tires, and even play Excavator Basketball — all in a safe, climate-controlled setting.
90 minutes
easy
From $348.74
Take control of massive excavators in Las Vegas with Dig This. Learn to operate heavy machinery, dig trenches, stack tires, and even play Excavator Basketball — all in a safe, climate-controlled setting.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
90 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily seated operation with light physical interaction
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History
The area around Las Vegas has a rich history of mining and earth-moving industries, which inspires the heavy machinery theme at Dig This.
Conservation
Dig This maintains sustainable site practices by minimizing environmental impact and educating visitors on safe equipment handling.
Dig This
Take control of massive excavators in Las Vegas with Dig This. Learn to operate heavy machinery, dig trenches, stack tires, and even play Excavator Basketball — all in a safe, climate-controlled setting.
Dig This is a heavy-equipment experience provider located in Las Vegas, Nevada. The operation offers supervised, hands-on sessions where participants operate real construction machinery in purpose-built courses under trained instructor guidance. Experiences range from structured birthday party packages to group sessions and specialty activities such as the Aggression Session and Mini Mega Dig.
Birthday party options include packages for four to eight kids, eight kids, and twelve kids with age and height considerations for young participants. Group formats include small and large group sessions, with offerings for groups of 4–8, 5–10, and 10–20. Session lengths vary by experience, with many sessions lasting 70–90 minutes and the Aggression Session offered as a 45-minute activity.
Equipment used across experiences includes 6-ton excavators, Big Dig Excavators, bulldozers, skid steer track loaders (Pacman and Badger), backhoe loaders, and wheel loaders. Some experiences include a safety class, expert instruction, wireless headset communication, and a ceremonial graduation. Safety briefings and instructor coaching are provided as part of the structured activities.
All details above reflect published trip summaries and session descriptions for Dig This. Prospective guests should confirm package details, age and height requirements, pricing, and availability through Dig This official scheduling channels prior to booking. Booking information, current pricing, and exact participant requirements are available through Dig This official website and reservation system to confirm session options and scheduling before arrival please.
Location
Las Vegas, NV
Central Nevada heavy-equipment venue
Group Sizes
4–20 people
Offers party and group formats
Session Lengths
45–90 min
Durations vary by experience
Equipment
Excavators & loaders
Excavators, bulldozers, skid steers
Reserve a birthday party, group session, or specialty experience at Dig This Las Vegas and secure a unique hands-on outing.
Wear Closed-Toe Shoes
Sturdy, closed-toe footwear is required for safety while operating the excavators.
No Driver’s License Needed
You don’t need prior licensing or construction experience to participate.
Stay Hydrated
Nevada’s dry climate can dehydrate you quickly, so bring water before your session.
Use Headset Communication
Communicate clearly with your instructor via wireless headset for smooth guidance and safety.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Protect your feet and meet safety requirements while operating heavy machinery.
Light Jacket or Layer
Bring extra layers for cooler desert mornings or evenings, especially outside the cab.
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Water Bottle
Stay hydrated in the arid desert climate before and after your session.
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Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from the bright Nevada sun when outside the climate-controlled cab.
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