\nIn recent years, the struggling economy in Las Vegas has halted dozens of proposed Sin City construction projects.\n<\/p>\n
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\nThanks to one entrepreneurial business owner, however, not all of Vegas’ building equipment lay dormant.\n<\/p>\n
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\nEd Mumm has created Dig This, an adult sandbox complete with heavy-duty construction equipment that paying adults can use to push dirt around and work off some frustration.\n<\/p>\n
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\nCustomers pay up to $750 to use Mumm’s excavators and bulldozers to their liking for hours on end. All it takes is a 10-minute instructional class and some added radio guidance from supervising professionals.\n<\/p>\n
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\nOn any given day, thrill-seeking adults can be seen using heavy duty equipment to dig trenches, flip monster truck tires, or scoop up basketballs. The life-sized sandbox is located just off the Las Vegas Strip where remnants of some of the city’s abandoned projects can still be seen.\n<\/p>\n
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