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The High Roller Wheel at The LINQ offers an unparalleled view of Las Vegas and one of the most unique sights across the globe. Having opened in 2014, the 550-foot attraction is the largest operational observation wheel in the world. It’s only rivaled by Dubai’s 800-foot Ain Dubai, which has been closed since March 2022. Guests of all ages can take part in the experience, while adults 21 and over can explore Happy Half Hour options that include an open bar. The High Roller Wheel at The LINQ is located on the east side of The LINQ Promenade and steps away from the casino-resort’s other offerings such as Brooklyn Bowl and Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club.
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The High Roller Wheel at The LINQ is located at 3545 South Las Vegas Boulevard in the heart of The LINQ Promenade. Guests can find parking in The LINQ garage on LINQ Lane, as well as an outdoor lot behind the wheel. Valet parking services are also available at several nearby locations. Here's a link to a Google map display of the various options in the area.
The High Roller Wheel at The LINQ can be reached via the Las Vegas Monorail. The Harrah’s & The LINQ station is about a 2-minute walk from The LINQ Promenade.
A Monorail map can be viewed here.
The closest bus stop to the High Roller Wheel at The LINQ is at the WB Flamingo after LINQ stop on East Flamingo Road via the 202 line.
A bus map can be viewed here.
The hours of operation at the High Roller Wheel are Monday to Thursday 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. and Friday to Sunday, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
The High Roller Wheel is located at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip inside the LINQ Promenade. The address is 3545 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
The price of High Roller Wheel tickets depend on the time of day you want to experience the High Roller Wheel, as well as the age of the person going on the High Roller Wheel. Below are the ticket options and prices:
*High Roller ticket prices listed above are the starting ticket price of each option and do not include peak pricing, taxes, and fees.
The High Roller is about a 30-minute ride, but the full experience, including entering and exiting the wheel, takes closer to one hour.
One cabin on the High Roller Wheel can hold up to 40 people at once. There are 28 cabins on the High Roller Wheel, so the attraction's max capacity is 1120 passengers.
Book the happy hour car, you get 30 min open bar while you look out over fabulous Las Vegas. I would recommend doing the night trip as Vegas looks even better all lit up!
This was so great! We went to the Happy Half Hour during the day and it was a blast! The open bar alone made it, and the views are spectacular.
Great view of the city. Bartender was awesome. It would have been even better had there been a larger selection of spirits and some ginger beer to mix with.
Awesome time, our bartender was so nice , just wish it lasted longer!
This was a lot of fun for myself, husband and another couple. We enjoyed getting to see the city and having a few cocktails. Highly recommend!
Easily the best thing about Vegas. The bartender was no nonsense. She knew as soon as the wheel started turning, she needed to get those drinks out fast. The view was amazing, and the crew we had on board was super fun. Definitely would do again as soon as my liver heals.
My review would be rated higher if we wouldn't have paid more for the Happy Half Hour. The High Roller ride is great. The Happy Half Hour is Las Vegas trash. Our bubble was filled with loud obnoxious screaming drunk LV party groups. Cheap wine, crappy "Champagne" - when I asked for Champagne our very loud party girl bartender poured me crap worse than what you would find at CVS, and Definitely not Champagne- cheap garbage Low Budget California Sparkling bilge. Caesar's - get to know your customers; perhaps offer two HH options. One low budget, one for those who prefer real Champagne and halfway decent Chardonnay, and a bit more peace. The London Eye has you beat with their private Champagne Bubble option.
I had an amazing ride and I could see all the buildings on the Las Vegas strip plus many miles in the distance. Video information was onscreen inside the module and it gave some interesting information. I would ride it again.
Loved our bartender, great view and fun with everyone we meet in our pod!
Great view of Las Vegas at night with all the lights and activity. The bar car is fun and you get to meet some great people. The ride would be so much more fun if it was longer. The area around the High Roller has great dining and shops. Lots of fun.
The best $$$ spent in Las Vegas. The views were spectacular!! Go at night & be prepared to be Wowed!!!
This was my 3rd time but the 1st time for my 4 friends. One was very sensitive to heights and motion- she thoroughly enjoyed this ride. The movement was so slight, that it didn’t bother her at all! Enjoyed the 360 views! 30 minutes was perfect amount of time for daytime without bar/ cocktails! Will definitely do again and again. Good for adults and kids!
So much fun. Bartender more than took care of our needs!!!
Really enjoyed the High Roller Wheel... it was fun, the views of the Strip were excellent and the drinks were great. My only criticism relates to the cost. It's pretty expensive considering it's only a half-hour ride, and the half-hour goes quick while you're on it. (Time flies when you're having fun!) Having done it once I'm not sure I'd spring for it again.
Great views and staff were efficient and very friendly.
This was so fun! My friends and I choose the happy hour option which included open bar for 30 mins. The views were beautiful and we went around sunset, so it was even better. This is also family friendly as well. There are tubes that do not include liquor. Either way, the views are totally worth it. You get to see all most of the strip. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
The entire experience on the High Roller at the Linq was excellent! View at night high above the Vegas strip was terrific! The "Happy Half Hour" ride was fun and the bartender added much to the overall experience. Will do it again!
The experience of the High Roller was awesome.. Unfortunately for us our bartender was horrible!!! It is not worth the money for the open bar.. With a bartender who rite from the beginning states, "Take a look at everything in front of me for your drink selection." Which was bottles of Bacardi, Vodka, Gin, along with some coke, sprite, and tonic water.. There were mixers on the side of her little cart, she refused to use... Maybe it was a bad night for her but it seemed like she wasn't trying to do her job... And regardless of what state you come from, simple instructions and tone of voice go a long way... Needless to say she ruined our experience!
The high roller is a great opportunity to see the city of Las Vegas from a unique perspective. We went at night and I recommend it. The cabins can probably hold up to 40 people but we were just two. We were worried that it might be crowded and hard to see. We went at around 1130 at night on the night of the big boxing match and our fears we're unfounded. It was not super crowded. It was just us and another group of five. This left plenty of space to take lots of pictures and see everything. We didn't do the all you can drink one. I think only four of the 28 cars are all you can drink so you have to wait a bit more and it might be more crowded. Definitely go at night the only thing is you can't see the beautiful mountains in the back ground at night. Also buy tickets online there was a line for tickets and they are more expensive in person.
If your visiting Vegas this is definitely something you want to do. It's a great view of the Las Vegas strip and staff is friendly and helpful. It's better to ride at night time because the view is better.