Dig This Kids Digs

Dig This Kids Digs offers Kids Digs for ages 2 and up, where participants take the controls of heavy machinery. The program also lists Big Dig Excavator for ages 12+, Aggression Session for ages 14+, Big Dig Bulldozer for ages 14+, and Custom Dig: 4+ People with custom pricing and a starting session length of 70 minutes.

Programs

• Kids Digs — Ages 2 & up · Take the controls of heavy machinery for some construction destruction just off the Vegas Strip. No experience or drivers license needed.
• Big Dig Excavator — Ages 12+ · $329
• Aggression Session — Ages 14+ · $799
• Big Dig Bulldozer — Ages 14+ · $329
• Custom Dig: 4+ People — Custom Pricing. Starting at 70 min session.
• Big Dig Backhoe
• Skid Steer Track Loader
• Wheel Loader
• 6 Ton Excavator
• Mega Dig
• Mini Mega Dig

At a glance

• Ages: 2–18 years old
• Price range: $329–$799

About the provider

Dig This officially broke ground in Steamboat Springs in December 2007, and Dig This Las Vegas launched in May 2011. The mission statement says the program gives everyday people the keys to heavy machinery in a safe, supervised, and high-energy environment. It was recognized by tour and attraction industry leaders for going above and beyond to ensure Dig This is accessible and welcoming for everyone with diverse backgrounds, abilities, and needs.

What families say

“So much fun! We dug and dug and dug! We built a pit amid with huge tires and played basketball! The instructor was fun and thorough! Overall a great experience!!” — Ghislaine T.

“Couldn’t have asked for a better family experience!! The staff was second to none and great with the kids 5 and 8 years old and they both had an awesome time. We were able to take all the pictures we wanted and interact with them both while they were in their vehicles.” — Adam B.

“Couldn’t have asked for a better family experience!! The staff was second to none and great with the kids 5 and 8 years old and they both had an awesome time. We were able to take all the pictures we wanted and interact with them both while they were in their vehicles.” — Jeremiah G.

Last updated August 18, 2026.