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Las Vegas.

Bright lights. A different perspective.

Start with a panoramic ride on the High Roller, then explore the central Strip at your own pace. Choose daylight or evening views first and give the journey between attractions enough room.

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Palm-lined Las Vegas Strip with traffic and the Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower, photographed in July 2012
Photo: Clément Bardot (resized and converted to WebP) / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Start here

High Roller at The LINQ Promenade

Ride length

About 30 minutes, plus arrival and boarding

Plan the sequence

Las Vegas in one or two days

Make one view the centrepiece of your afternoon or evening and leave time to enjoy the streets below.

First visit

Choose your light and ticket

Compare the daytime and anytime rides before considering the adults-only bar cabin. A daytime ticket has a limited entry window, even when the wheel stays open later.

Plan your High Roller ride

Afterwards

Keep the Promenade flexible

Leave room for a meal or a walk around The LINQ Promenade. Avoid a show reservation immediately after the ride so queues and walking time do not put the evening under pressure.

Winter plan

Bring a layer for the walk

The cabin is climate-controlled, but your journey and outdoor time still need weather-appropriate clothing. Check the sunset time for your date if you want the transition to city lights.

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