High Roller
The High Roller at The LINQ Promenade is the tallest observation wheel in the United States, lifting you 550 feet above the heart of the Strip for 360-degree views from a climate-controlled glass cabin. Each smooth rotation takes about 30 minutes, day or night, from $20.
High Roller Las Vegas: Review, Tickets & What to Expect
The High Roller is the crown jewel of The LINQ Promenade and the tallest observation wheel in the United States, standing 550 feet over the centre of the Las Vegas Strip. You'll board one of its 28 climate-controlled glass cabins for a smooth, roughly 30-minute rotation with sweeping 360-degree views of the Strip, the surrounding valley and the mountains beyond.
It's a different experience by day and by night — daytime delivers clear desert panoramas, while after dark the neon of the Strip glitters below. For something extra, the 21+ 'Happy Half Hour' cabin includes an open bar, and sunset rides let you catch both moods in a single spin. Tickets start from around $20; book online for the best price.
Insider tipSunset is the sweet spot — you catch the Strip by day and lit up after dark in one 30-minute spin. The 21+ 'Happy Half Hour' cabin adds an open bar, and booking online beats the gate price.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
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