What is the minimum age to operate THE HULK?

This experience is geared for ages 12 and up; minors should check Dig This policies and parental consent requirements.

Do I need a driver's license or construction experience?

No license or prior construction training is required; instruction covers joystick controls and safety procedures.

What should I wear to operate the excavator?

Wear closed-toe shoes, comfortable layers, and avoid loose scarves or jewelry that could snag controls.

Can spectators watch and take photos?

Yes, spectators can watch from designated viewing areas; bring sunscreen and a hat for comfort.

What happens if weather is poor?

Dig This operates climate-controlled cabs, but extreme weather or safety concerns may prompt rescheduling—check your booking confirmation for policies.

Is the activity wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility information is not specified here; contact Dig This directly to discuss accommodations and site access.

Handle the Hulk: Drive a Full-Size Excavator at Dig This in Las Vegas

THE HULK at Dig This sits on the edge of Las Vegas, Nevada, where a strip of Mojave Desert meets piles of grading soil and heavy equipment. Here you step into a climate-controlled excavator cab and become the operator, trading sidewalk pace for the deliberate power of hydraulic arms. The experience opens with a short safety class that covers joysticks, communication headsets, and site signals, then you spend a full hour in control - dropping the bucket, digging trenches, lifting and swinging earth under the watchful guidance of an instructor. The main features are the machine itself - an oversized excavator nicknamed THE HULK - its dual joystick controls, and the sculpted dirt arenas that serve as practice terrain. The cab's heat and air conditioning keep the experience comfortable year-round while a wireless headset link lets an instructor coach without leaving their station. The setting is classic Mojave: creosote and sagebrush fringe the lot, and the broad desert sky provides a dramatic backdrop when machines throw dust into late afternoon light. This activity is unique to Las Vegas because it turns private construction equipment into a hands-on adventure for the public. That crossover - construction training translated into recreation - echoes Las Vegas's long history of rapid development and bold builds. For outdoorsy visitors, THE HULK offers a different way to interact with the landscape: instead of hiking a peak, you shape the ground yourself. It's also family-friendly for teens and adults; Dig This requires closed-toe shoes but no driver's license or prior construction experience. Practical tips: dress in lightweight layers to handle cab temperatures and occasional dust, bring a camera for wide-angle action shots, and arrive early to watch other operators during their runs. The one-hour operating session is physically low-impact but demands hand-eye coordination and steady concentration; expect a satisfying workout for your focus more than your legs. Why book it? If you're drawn to machines, want a memorable team activity, or seek an unconventional Las Vegas experience beyond the Strip, THE HULK delivers. It's a standout local business because it opens heavy equipment to curious visitors in a safe, instructor-led environment, making hard-to-access machinery approachable. The graduation ceremony at the end gives a fun, photo-ready finish - proof you moved real earth with your own hands. Sessions are labeled as 90 Minutes and geared for ages 12 and up, with a typical breakdown of 15 minutes of safety instruction, 60 minutes of hands-on operation, and a 15-minute graduation. For groups of two or three the side-by-side arrangement and wireless headsets let companions follow the same instructor feed while swapping in and out of the cab, turning the lesson into a shared, adrenaline-tinged celebration of skill. Book through the provided referral link to secure specific dates and times online today.