What is the minimum age to participate?

The program accepts participants ages 14 and up; minors should be accompanied by a responsible adult per booking rules.

Do I need a driver’s license or previous experience?

No driver’s license or prior construction experience is required; instructors provide hands-on training and headset guidance.

Closed-toe shoes are mandatory; wear comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting dusty and bring sun protection.

How long is the operating time?

The session is 3.5 hours total and includes a safety briefing; you’ll get about an hour of actual machine operating time.

Are sessions canceled for weather?

Climate-controlled cabs allow year-round operation, but severe weather or safety issues may require rescheduling—check with the operator for policy details.

Can I book for a group or private event?

The activity accommodates multiple participants and side-by-side stations; contact the operator or use the referral link to arrange group bookings.

FULL FORCE: Operate Excavators & Bulldozers at Dig This Las Vegas | Workshop | Guided Tour

FULL FORCE at Dig This in Las Vegas is a three-and-a-half-hour heavy-equipment experience that hands you the levers to operate excavators and bulldozers inside climate-controlled cabs. Located on the edge of Las Vegas, Nevada, this course blends hands-on instruction with guided machine time and a lighthearted graduation that recognizes new operators. The experience centers on two signature machines: a joystick-controlled excavator that rewards precise movements and a bulldozer built for raw pushing power. Instructors begin with a concise safety class, then guide you via wireless headsets while you practice digging, lifting, and grading in a controlled play area. For pairs or trios, side-by-side stations let friends compare maneuvers in real time; enclosed cabs mean year-round comfort with heating and air conditioning. What makes FULL FORCE notable in the Las Vegas outdoor scene is its conversion of industrial terrain into a public driving range for heavy machinery. Away from the Strip’s neon, the activity highlights the mechanical language of construction: hydraulic arms, steel tracks, and the satisfying grind of earth beneath blade or bucket. It’s a rare chance to learn machine coordination and situational awareness rather than simply riding along. You’ll leave with practical skills. Expect to master two-joystick coordination, basic digging techniques, and safe positioning around moving equipment. The hour of operating time gives enough practice to attempt small, instructor-directed projects; guidance is constant over headsets so novices can progress quickly. A brief graduation wraps the session and makes for a memorable photo op. Logistics are simple: meet at Dig This in Las Vegas, bring closed-toe shoes, and be prepared to climb into a raised cab. No driver’s license or construction background is required, which makes the experience accessible to curious travelers and families with older teens. The activity runs in a compact time frame—3.5 hours including briefing—and accommodates multiple participants in a single booking. FULL FORCE is ideal for those who want an active, unconventional outing in Nevada’s desert city: gearheads, groups celebrating milestone events, or anyone craving hands-on, mechanical fun. It’s physical enough to feel earned but focused on coordination and attention rather than athletic endurance. If you want a distinctly Las Vegas adventure that involves moving big equipment, this class delivers an unforgettable, confidence-building turn at the controls. Note the listed program accepts participants ages 14 and up, so it’s a popular choice for families with teenagers and school-break groups. Reservations often fill on weekends and holiday weeks, so book early through the provided referral link. Arrive at least 20 minutes before your start time for check-in and shoe inspection. While the experience is high-energy, instructors prioritize controlled, deliberate movements—so patience and listening to direction reward better control and safer, more satisfying results at the controls.