Among the Duesenbergs on display are those once owned by film legend James Cagney, chewing gum magnate Phillip K. Wrigley, heavyweight boxing champion Max Baer, band leader Paul Whiteman, razor mogul Col. Jacob Schick and others. Historical vehicles are abundant in the Auto Collection, such as Al Capone's 1930 V-16 Cadillac, Adolf Hitler's 1939 Mercedes Benz 770K, Benito Mussolini's 1939 Alfa Romeo and Emperor Hirohito's 1935 Packard. Royalty and foreign presidential rulers are represented with Czar Nicholas II's 1914 Rolls-Royce, the King of Siam's 1928 Delage and Queen Wilhemina's 1933 Buick. Famous celebrities' cars have their niche in the Auto Collection as well.
Visitors are welcome to take pictures.
The Canyon Blaster was designed by Arrow Dynamics and consists of two trains, holding seven cars each. The cars themselves, weigh up to 14,400 pounds. While traveling through the Adventuredome at speeds up to 55 miles per hour While you're in Las Vegas, be sure to visit Cranberry World West . It's more than just a tour, it's an exclusive look into the history, life and times of a cranberry. A Cowboy Horseback Ride for the young or young at heart.