High Roller

High Roller tickets and tours

The High Roller is a giant observation wheel near The Strip. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.

Photo: Tony Webster from San Francisco, California, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Ticket options compared

What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.

OptionWhat’s includedGood forBook
Standard High Roller rideA ride in an enclosed cabin, with slow turns of the wheel and views over The Strip and the desert beyond.Most first-time visitorsBook now
High Roller ride at nightThe same ride after dark, when the resorts are lit up and the view is of glowing lights rather than desert haze.Couples and photographersBook now

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About the High Roller

The High Roller stands beside the LINQ Promenade and is one of the tallest observation wheels in the world. Its cabins are enclosed and air-conditioned, so the ride is comfortable in summer heat. One full turn takes around half an hour.

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Good to know

Booking the High RollerTickets can be bought ahead of your visit, which helps at busy times such as weekend evenings. Check the options before you go.
Weather and the High RollerThe wheel is in the open air, and it may slow or pause in strong wind, so allow some flexibility in your plans.

Nearby

LINQ Promenade

The open-air shopping and dining street at the foot of the wheel.

The Strip

The main boulevard of resorts, within walking distance of the wheel.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book the High Roller in advance?

It is wise at busy times. Booking ahead can save a wait, and it lets you pick a time such as sunset.

How long does a High Roller ride take?

A full turn takes around half an hour, so allow a little extra for boarding.