Las Vegas High Roller Ticket, the biggest observation wheel in the world. At more than 550 feet (167 meters) tall, the High Roller in Vegas isn’t your county fair Ferris wheel. See for yourself during a 30-minute revolution in one of the High Roller’s 28 air-conditioned compartments.

Choose from day or night rides to watch the landscape glimmer with hot sun or neon lights as you soar high above. Whether Sin City is your favorite vacation spot or you’ve traveled half the world to see the Strip for the first time, this ride above the Las Vegas skyline won’t leave you disappointed.

Highlights

Panoramic views of Las Vegas
Four options available
Souvenirs available for purchase
The LINQ’s outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment promenade

Las Vegas High Roller Ticket

Las Vegas High Roller

The High Roller in Las Vegas isn’t your average Ferris wheel. it’s an observation wheel – the biggest in the world at a staggering 550-feet-tall.

From boarding to exit, the entire experience is about 30 minutes long. Along the way, you will witness a truly unparalleled 360-degree view of Las Vegas both day and night. After a spin on this wheel, your view of Vegas will never be the same.

Afterwards, you’re free to enjoy your time at The LINQ’s outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment promenade; or stop by the gift shop at the base of the wheel to pick up a fun souvenir.

Package options

* Daytime Ride:
11:30am-4:50pm

* Nighttime Ride:
5:00pm-2:00am

* Happy Hour Daytime Ride:
12:00pm-5:50pm

Las Vegas High Roller+ Free drinks in the cabin, guests only aged 21 and older can choose this option

*Happy Hour Nighttime Ride：
6:00pm-1:00am

Las Vegas High Roller+ Free drinks in the cabin, guests only aged 21 and older can choose this option

The High Roller, located on the Strip, stands a towering 550 feet (167 meters) tall, surpassing the London Eye as the world’s largest observation wheel. When you arrive, go to the waiting area to purchase a drink to take with you on board; beer, wine, and soft drinks are available.

Sit back and relax as you fly into the sky in your comfortable, climate-controlled pod. Examine the desert environment as it shimmers with neon lights and shiny buildings at all hours of the day and night. An entertaining audio tour of Las Vegas’ history plays during your trip, expertly timed to point out the area’s landmarks as they appear during the rotation.

The adventure doesn’t have to end when you disembark. The High Roller places you in the heart of the LINQ, a bustling pedestrian mall with bars, shopping, and restaurants. Begin by looking through the Skies Shop for mementos of your stay in the sky.

Hungry? After a brick oven pizza at Flour & Barley, stop by Sprinkles for a cupcake (or two). You won’t be disappointed whether you’re a true Vegas high roller who visits Sin City on a regular basis or you’ve gone halfway around the world to see the strip for the first time.

Itinerary

The LINQ Promenade

Make your way to the LINQ promenade where you can ride the High Roller, browse the eclectic shops and enjoy a bite to eat.

The High Roller

The High Roller has swiftly established itself as a must-see attraction for any tourist to Vegas. Take a ride on the world’s tallest observation wheel, which stands 550 feet tall and has a diameter of 520 feet. Make a pit stop at the bar before boarding the High Roller and purchase a beverage to take with you.

Take a journey above the neon-lit countryside with your drink in hand. From a funny narrator whose voice is fed into the pod, learn about the history of Las Vegas and some of the city’s landmarks (only here will you find pyramids close to the Eiffel Tower).

The observation wheel is located in the heart of The LINQ, Las Vegas’ newest entertainment district, where there are endless food options. Upgrade your ticket to include entry to the Eiffel Tower Experience, where you may climb to the top of a replica Eiffel Tower in Vegas, or to FLY LINQ, where you can zip from one end to the other!

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