Local Area Activities
Take a leisurely half-hour walk or an all day hike up a mountain. Many trails are open to mountain bikes. Call the U.S. Forest Service, Carson Division at 775-882-2766. A Trail Map Guide is available by calling (800) GO TAHOE. Horseback Riding, Hot Springs, Hunting, Rafting, Soaring, Windsurfing, Jet & Water-skiing, Fishing, Boating, Ice Skating (winter), Sleigh Rides(winter), Snowmobiling (winter).
Activities at Boomtown
- Gaming - You've hit the jackpot with great gaming. Try your luck at super slot machines...terrific table games... kool Keno... slick sports book...and top-rated Poker tournaments
- Great Dining - From quick snacks to gourmet dining, Boomtown satisfies every craving.
- Family Fun Center - Indulge your wild streak. Kids of all ages can't get enough of the 30,000 square foot Family Fun Center, bursting with fun-filled activities. There's a 3D Motion Theater, Climbing Wall, Flight Simulator, Antique Carousel, Covered Wagon Ferris Wheel and the Rodeo Rider-plus over 200 video and redemption games, a separate party room and snack bar.
- 3D Motion Theater - Boomtown's 3D Motion Theater is the first in the world to be all-digital. Hold on tight as you ride amid booming sound effects produced by Dolby Digital!
Boomtown Attractions
At Boomtown, you've hit the jackpot with great gaming. Try your luck at super slot machines...terrific table games... kool Keno... slick sports book...and top-rated Poker tournaments.
Join our free Bonus Club and earn Boomtown Bucks, cash, complimentaries and giveaways just for playing!
Boomtown's Family Fun Center
Indulge your wild streak. Kids of all ages can't get enough of the 30,000 square foot Family Fun Center, bursting with fun-filled activities. There's a 3D Motion Theater, Climbing Wall, Flight Simulator, Antique Carousel, Covered Wagon Ferris Wheel and the Rodeo Rider-plus over 200 video and redemption games, a separate party room and snack bar.
Boomtown's 3D Motion Theater is the first in the world to be all-digital. Hold on tight as you ride amid booming sound effects produced by Dolby Digital!
Reno Arch
This unique entryway sign proclaiming Reno "The Biggest Little City in the World" was first erected in 1926 to celebrate the completion of the Transcontinental Highway. It is located on Virginia Street downtown, welcoming everyone. This neon sign is recognized worldwide and is one of the most photographed landmarks.
