Bullets and Burgers Las Vegas: Packages, Rules and Who Runs What
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Bullets and Burgers is a Las Vegas company that takes you by shuttle to an outdoor shooting range in the desert, with a burger lunch, in about four hours. Its own site lists shooting packages from $229 plus tax, and the listing on this site starts lower. It also sells supercar laps and ATV and helicopter combos. Check two things before you pay: the operator says all sales are final, and it says the range and the combo activities are run by separate companies.
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The operator describes a tour of about four hours from pickup to drop-off. A guide collects you at your hotel in a shuttle that seats up to 14 and drives you to an outdoor range in the desert, set, in the operator's words, at the edge of the Lake Mead recreation area. You shoot the package you booked with an instructor, then eat a burger, fries and a soda at the Arizona Last Stop, the restaurant on the same site.
The operator's own site adds a detail that the listings do not: it says Bullets and Burgers operates the transportation and handles payment and reservations, while the Arizona Last Stop, where lunch is served and where the gun range is, is owned and operated separately. Any combination with a helicopter or an ATV is also run by independent companies at other locations.
The trade-off: one booking covers the shuttle, the range and lunch, and more than one company is involved. If something goes wrong on the day, ask who you are dealing with.
Packages and Prices
The packages are sold per person and differ by how many guns you fire and how many rounds. In October 2026 the operator's site listed them like this, before tax:
| Package | What it includes | Price, October 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| 🥉 Bronze | 4 guns: submachine gun, machine gun, handgun, sniper rifle; 1 exploding target | $229 + tax |
| 🥈 Silver | 5 guns, adds a belt-fed machine gun; 2 exploding targets | $275 + tax |
| 🥇 Gold | 6 guns, adds the Barrett .50 caliber; 3 exploding targets | $319 + tax |
| 💎 Platinum | 7 guns, adds the M2 .50 caliber; 3 exploding targets | $599 + tax |
| 🔥 Ultimate Platinum | 8 machine guns of your choice, Barrett and M2; 5 exploding targets | $1,149 + tax |
| 🍔 Non-shooter | Lunch only, for guests who watch | $89 + tax |
The listing on this site starts at $99 for the shooting experience, with the package tiers on top, and the operator says a package cannot be shared. There is a non-shooter package for anyone in your group who comes along to watch, with the lunch included, from $89.
The combos cost more than the listing's entry price suggests. On the operator's site, the shooting and ATV combo started at $630 plus tax and the shooting, ATV and helicopter combo at $1,233 plus tax. The listing on this site prices its shooting tour at $140 with the ATV tour as an add-on.
The trade-off: the entry price gets you to the range and fed; the package decides what you fire. Compare the package, not the headline price, and ask which package the lower listed price includes.
Supercars and the Racing Combo
Bullets and Burgers also sells supercar driving on what its site calls its custom-built track, without naming the track. In October 2026 it listed laps by car: from $249 for five laps in an Audi R8 V10 to $799 for ten laps in a Lamborghini Huracán Performante, with most cars at $299 for five laps. Drivers must be 18 with a valid license; ride-along passengers must be at least 11, 4 feet 9 inches tall and 80 pounds, and a drifting ride-along costs $120. It is a self-drive tour, with no pickup.
The racing and shooting combo on this site's listing is a different product: laps on a one-mile dirt track in a race truck, a dune buggy or a Razor, followed by a shooting package, from $514.
What drivers describe about supercar experiences in Las Vegas is in our article on driving a supercar in Las Vegas.
The trade-off: the supercar laps are sold by car and lap count, and the price changes with both. If you want a supercar, read which product you are booking: the combo in the listing is a dirt track.
Refunds and Ages: Two Versions
The operator and the listings disagree on two points.
Refunds. The operator's site says all sales are final and that it gives only store credit, depending on the situation and the documentation. One listing on this site offers a full refund up to 24 hours before the tour; the other two say all sales are final.
Ages. The listings on this site are for adults aged 18 and over. The operator's frequently asked questions give a minimum age of 6 for any adventure, with anyone under 18 accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
The trade-off: the more flexible terms are in one listing, and the operator's own policy is stricter. Read the cancellation and age terms on the page where you book, and if they are not clear, assume no refund.
The Rules on the Day
The operator lists conditions that can end your day before you shoot; for some, such as arriving under the influence or failing the ATV safety ride, it says there is no refund.
You need a photo ID, and the person who booked must bring the credit card used for the booking, which is checked at pickup. Convicted felons cannot take part. Pregnant guests cannot shoot. Closed-toe shoes are required. You cannot bring your own weapons. Anyone under the influence of drugs or alcohol is not allowed to ride, and smoking of any kind, including vaping, is not allowed during the tour.
Pickup is free from most major Strip hotels; from a hotel off the Strip it costs $100, there is no pickup from Airbnb rentals, and a pickup time of your choosing costs $500 for a private shuttle. Gratuity is not included, and for groups of six or more it is charged automatically at booking. On the ATV tours each ATV takes a single rider; to ride two to a vehicle, the operator offers a six-seat UTV or an upgrade to a dune buggy or a Razor.
What reviewers say about shooting ranges in Las Vegas is in our article on Las Vegas shooting ranges, and where ATV tours from Las Vegas ride is in our guide to ATV tours by place.
The trade-off: the rules are strict and the refunds are limited, so read them before you book rather than at pickup. No license or prior experience is needed to shoot.
Common questions
❓ How much is Bullets and Burgers in Las Vegas?
In October 2026 the operator's site listed shooting packages from $229 to $2,300 plus tax, per person, and a non-shooter package from $89. The listing on this site starts at $99.
❓ Does Bullets and Burgers do supercar driving?
Yes. Its site sells laps on what it calls its custom-built track, from $249 for five laps, for drivers 18 and over with a valid license. There is no pickup.
❓ Can you get a refund from Bullets and Burgers?
The operator says all sales are final and gives store credit only, depending on the situation. One listing on this site offers a refund up to 24 hours before; check the terms where you book.
❓ Is lunch included at Bullets and Burgers?
Yes, a burger, fries and a soda, served at the Arizona Last Stop restaurant on the range site, with a vegetarian option. The operator says lunch is included with all packages except Copper.
*Packages, prices, rules and the description of who operates each part are as Bullets and Burgers states them on its website in October 2026. Prices and terms in the listings on this site are from October 2026. Prices and policies change. Confirm the details with the operator before you book.*
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