High Roller Observation Wheel

The High Roller stands 550 feet above The LINQ Promenade on the Las Vegas Strip, making it the tallest observation wheel in North America. Each of the 28 spherical glass cabins holds up to 40 passengers and completes one full revolution in 30 minutes. The views extend across the full Strip corridor to the Spring Mountains to the west and the desert floor in every direction. Night rides, when the Strip lighting is at full intensity, are the preferred option.

Standard tickets run $25 to $37 depending on time of day and advance purchase. The Happy Half Hour option, at approximately $60, places riders in a dedicated cabin with an open bar for the duration of the revolution. Children ages 7 to 17 ride for $10 to $15, and children under 6 ride free.

Know before you go

The High Roller operates 365 days per year, with extended hours on weekends and holidays. The cabins are climate-controlled, which matters substantially during summer months. The LINQ Promenade below offers restaurants and shops that can extend the visit beyond the 30-minute ride. No advance reservation is strictly necessary on weekday evenings, though weekend and holiday queues can be significant.

What stands out

The combination of short duration, moderate cost, and central Strip location makes the High Roller the most accessible signature experience in Las Vegas. It requires no transfers, no full-day commitment, and no advance planning. For golf trip groups, the Happy Half Hour cabin provides a shared experience that works well between dinner and the evening's next chapter.