High Roller

Great experience! The inside of each sphere is very big and spacious. We went when it wasn't too busy so we got to ride with only a few people. There was plenty of space to walk around and look at the entire Las Vegas. It goes pretty high so the view is amazing!

This was fun. Good music. Everyone on board sang happy birthday to me. Signature cocktails were delicious. Great view of the Vegas strip. Definitely do it at night.

Very nice experience however price a bit steep. We bought tickets at self-service machines and didn't had to wait in queue. You pass all the snacks and drinks section that you can get with you on the wheel. Very nice evening views with the lights and Bellagio fountain. Also you can see the Globe. Definitely worth visit. You get enough time to see everything.

Title: Regrettably Missed, Yet Highly Recommended: The High Roller in Las Vegas

During my recent visit to Las Vegas, regrettably, I couldn't find the time to experience the High Roller, but I have no doubt that it's a top-notch attraction that deserves a spot on your itinerary. Despite not being able to ride it myself, I wholeheartedly recommend it to others based on its reputation and the glowing reviews I've encountered.

The High Roller, located at The LINQ Promenade, is renowned as the world's tallest observation wheel. Its towering presence on the Las Vegas Strip is an iconic sight in itself. From what I've heard and seen, it offers a spectacular vantage point to take in the dazzling lights and vibrant energy of the city.

What truly sets the High Roller apart is the experience it offers. The spacious cabins, with large windows, provide breathtaking 360-degree views of the Las Vegas skyline. I've heard that the ride is particularly enchanting at sunset or in the evening when the city comes alive with a mesmerizing display of lights.

Moreover, I've read about the option to enhance your experience with various packages, including the Happy Half Hour, which includes an open bar inside the cabin. This adds an extra layer of fun and excitement to the ride.

While I may have missed out on this opportunity, I'm confident that others will find the High Roller in Las Vegas to be a memorable and exhilarating experience. If you're planning a trip to the city of lights and entertainment, make sure to add this attraction to your list. I'm certain you won't regret it, and I'll be recommending it to anyone seeking a unique perspective on the heart of Las Vegas.

Great experience with some of the greatest views of Las Vegas you will ever see. I recommend going after the sun has set because the strip looks beautiful. There’s a bar that sells snacks and both alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks that you can bring in your pod. There’s plenty of space to walk around to see different parts of the strip throughout the ride. It takes about thirty minutes from start to finish on this ride.

The high roller was one of our favourite attractions in Vegas. Amazing views of the strip and surrounding areas. We went for the happy half hour. Bar service was brilliant, 4 drinks in 30 mins, could have had more too. Very well priced. It was also quiet and air conditioned in the middle of the day. Would recommend.

The high roller is a great way to experience the strip without too much hassle. Parking across the street near the Linq is $20 and then a short walk across the street. The entrance is on the west side of the wheel. There are some double doors, escalator, passage lines and an elevator to get you to the base. Make sure you bring your digital ticket as they will scan it. The wheel never stops moving and is slow enough for you to enter comfortable. Some screens and digital tour guides about the wheel and strip while riding is a nice touch. Altimeter is cool as well. Awesome views and some edge seating. There are options for wet bar rides as well. After the ride some stairs and a gift shop for any souvenirs. Great deal $20 for kids $36 for anytime. You can save more going during the day.