High Roller Observation Wheel
- Admission
- Daytime tickets start around $23.50 for adults, Nighttime tickets start around $34.75. Happy Half Hour open bar tickets are available for $60+.
- Hours
- Daily from 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Parking
- Valet and self-parking are available at The LINQ Hotel, Harrah's, or the Caesars Forum parking lot. Fees apply.
- Access
- Fully wheelchair and scooter accessible. Ramp access is provided, and the wheel can slow down or stop to allow boarding.
Soaring 550 feet above the Las Vegas Strip, the High Roller is the second-tallest observation wheel in the world. This massive engineering marvel offers unparalleled 360-degree views of the glittering desert oasis. A single rotation takes 30 minutes, giving you plenty of time to spot landmarks and snap stunning photos.
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Opened in 2014 as the centerpiece of The LINQ Promenade, the High Roller redefined the Las Vegas skyline. Standing 550 feet tall and 520 feet in diameter, it surpassed the London Eye to become a dominant fixture of the city.
Inside the 28 spherical, glass-enclosed cabins, visitors enjoy a smooth, climate-controlled ride. Each cabin can hold up to 40 people and features dynamic video and music shows that sync with the wheel's rotation. For an elevated experience, some cabins even feature an open bar with a personal bartender.
Whether you ride during the day to see the surrounding mountains or at night to witness the neon lights of the Strip, the experience is majestic. It is a peaceful escape from the bustling casino floors below, offering a literal high point to any Vegas itinerary.
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attractionVisitor Tips
- ◆ Book tickets online in advance to save money and skip the ticket line.
- ◆ Try the 'Happy Half Hour' cabin for an all-you-can-drink open bar experience during your 30-minute rotation.
- ◆ Go just before sunset to catch both the daylight views and the transition into the glittering night lights.
- ◆ Use the restroom before boarding, as there are no facilities inside the cabins.
Heads Up
- ◆ Expect longer wait times during peak evening hours and holidays.
- ◆ If you are prone to severe vertigo, the height and transparent glass walls might be intimidating.
Common questions
How long does the High Roller ride take?
One full rotation of the High Roller takes exactly 30 minutes. You should budget about 45 to 60 minutes in total to account for the ticketing, security line, and boarding process.
Are there bathrooms inside the High Roller cabins?
No, there are no restrooms inside the individual passenger cabins. Guests should use the restrooms located in the boarding terminal before entering the queue.
Can you bring your own drinks on the High Roller?
Yes, you can bring outside drinks onto the wheel, provided they are not in glass containers. Alternatively, you can purchase a Happy Half Hour ticket, which includes an in-cabin open bar with a bartender.
Is the High Roller wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the High Roller is fully ADA compliant and wheelchair accessible. The boarding platform features ramps, and operators can slow down or temporarily stop the wheel to allow guests to roll directly into the cabins.