Step off the STRAT’s 108th floor and descend toward the Las Vegas Strip at up to 40 mph. This guided, harnessed jump pairs a precise decelerator system with a spectacular urban-desert panorama.
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The tower leans into the desert sky and the wind feels like an invitation: step to the edge, and the city below rearranges itself into glittering geometry. At SkyJump, the leap is physical and immediate — a controlled free-fall from the STRAT’s 108th level that accelerates toward the Strip at roughly 40 mph, with the Las Vegas Valley unfolding beneath you.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness — must be able to stand, climb stairs, and follow safety instructions; not suitable for those with serious heart or back issues.
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History
The STRAT (originally Stratosphere) opened in the 1990s and quickly became Las Vegas’s tallest freestanding observation tower, a platform for high-altitude attractions and panoramic views of the Mojave Basin.
Conservation
This is an urban attraction — reduce impact by using public transit options nearby and following operator guidance on waste, queuing, and respecting staff-managed safety zones.
Reserve your spot on the SkyJump Las Vegas at The STRAT Hotel and Casino today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Check limits before booking
Confirm age (14+), height (minimum 52 in), and weight limits (max 265 lb; 275 lb including gear) before you arrive.
Bring ID for waivers
All jumpers must complete waivers; parents or guardians must sign for 14–17 year olds.
Dress for the wind
Wear secure, closed-toe shoes and avoid loose clothing that can flap during the descent.
Allow extra time for upgrades
If you want pro photos or wrist-cam footage, budget extra check-in time and cash or card for the add-ons.
Valid photo ID
Required to sign waivers and confirm booking identity.
Closed-toe shoes
Keeps feet protected and secure during the harnessed leap and while moving around the tower.
Light wind jacket
Useful for cooler months when wind off the tower can feel sharp.
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Sunscreen and sunglasses
Protects against strong desert sun while waiting outside or viewing the Strip.
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