Ride the High Roller at The LINQ for a 30-minute, 550-foot panorama of the Las Vegas Strip. Plan for sunset or nighttime slots, consider the Happy Half Hour open-bar upgrade, and leave time to explore The LINQ promenade.
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You step into an air-conditioned pod as the Strip shrinks to a grid of lights below—neon edges soften, signs pulse, and the city inhales. At 550 feet, the High Roller lifts you above The LINQ promenade for a slow, deliberate half-hour that offers a new vantage on Las Vegas: gambling halls reduced to rooftops, the desert ridgelines on the horizon, and the odd geometry of themed architecture—the pyramid, the Eiffel replica—laid out like a scale model.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal mobility required though some walking and standing in queues may be necessary.
Wildlife
History
The High Roller opened in 2014 as part of Caesars Entertainment’s LINQ project and briefly held the title of world’s tallest observation wheel at 550 feet.
Conservation
The Strip concentrates energy and light—visit responsibly by using public transit where possible, minimizing waste on the promenade, and respecting property signage.
Reserve your spot on the High Roller Wheel Admission Ticket at The LINQ today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book sunset or night slots
Sunset offers shifting light and night slots maximize the Strip’s neon—expect longer lines during peak evening hours.
Bring valid ID for Happy Half Hour
Open-bar pods require government ID and are restricted to ages 21 and over.
Download mobile ticket in advance
Mobile tickets are accepted; download before arrival to avoid delays at busy entry times.
Stow loose items
Pods rotate slowly but secure cameras and hats inside to avoid items blowing away on the promenade between pods.
Valid photo ID
Required if you purchase the Happy Half Hour open-bar upgrade (21+ only).
Light jacket
Evening desert air can be cool when you step off the Strip—useful after your pod ride.
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Phone or compact camera
Fixed-glass pods make for steady skyline shots—bring a device with good low-light capability for night photos.
Comfortable walking shoes
You’ll walk the LINQ promenade and potentially stand in queue; supportive shoes make exploring afterward easier.