Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck

Since we were staying at Paris Las Vegas, visiting the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck was a must after admiring it at sunrise and again at night when it lights up beautifully. Going up at night was an amazing experience—the tower looked stunning, and the 360° view of downtown Vegas from the deck was incredible. We entered around 11 pm (it’s open until midnight), so there wasn’t anyone at the entrance taking photos, which made entry quick, though we did wait about 10 minutes for the elevator. With the extreme heat warning, even the breeze felt warm and humid, but it’s absolutely worth a visit for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of Vegas.

The experience in the Las Vegas Eiffel Tower was outstanding from beginning to end. We purchase our tickets in advance & went on a Tuesday night so it wasn't crowded. The tower entrance is conveniently located at the front door of the casino. The process was fairly quick & easy with a short wait for the elevator. The elevator operator was quite informative on the way up. The night view of the Las Vegas Strip from the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck is awesome. I had to adjust my phone to compensate for the fencing, however, I was still able to get some great pictures & videos. We were also able to get a good view of the Fountains of Bellagio.

I’m really glad I visited the Eiffel Tower viewing deck during my visit to the Strip. The elevator ride is quite nice and if you’re standing in front of the elevator doors on the ride up you can take some cool video as it travels to the top. The views of the strip from the deck are very nice and you can see a lot of the other landmarks from there. I went during the day and I really enjoyed the view and I can only imagine the view if it was dark outside. It’s a great place to take cool photos.

I actually visited the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck twice—once during the day and again at night—and both experiences were amazing in their own way. At night, the 360° view of Vegas all lit up was just breathtaking, especially watching the Bellagio fountains from above. The process to get up was smooth and the elevator ride itself was pretty cool. Even with the fencing, I still managed to capture some awesome shots and videos. Whether you go solo like me or with friends, I highly recommend doing both day and night if you can. Totally worth it!

I'm absolutely terrified of heights but the fear was not going to win! It was incredible. The views were amazing! Would recommend going even if you're afraid of heights. The staff were super calming too and helped when it was scary!

The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck offers a breathtaking view of the Las Vegas Strip, and watching the Bellagio Fountain show from above was unforgettable. The lights, music, and water display looked even more magical from that height. A must-do experience for a perfect Vegas night! I bought 2 day all inclusive pass which includes more than 40 attractions. It was way cheaper than buying tickets at the same time.

The service was on point. The staff very friendly and the food was great. The view was amazing. We had the possibility to assist the race too.

It’s an okay experience. You do get great views from the top. It does take some time to get to the top and you can stay up there for as long as you want. We went at night and that was cool. Not a ton of space at the top. Overall, a decent experience, you should experience it at least once.

We loved going up to the viewing deck. We got to see the fountain show at the Belagio. There were not alot people up there mid afternoon so it did not feel cramped. It was a bit disappointing that you cant take good pictures because of the cage around the entire deck, but I also appreciated the safety protocols.

If you are visiting the Paris hotel on the Las Vegas strip, this is a must-do attraction. The Eiffel Tower replica is half the height of the real thing, but at 46 stories up, the viewing deck does afford some great views of the strip and in particular the Bellagio hotel and its fountains. I would highly recommend going after 3pm since the Bellagio runs its fountain shows every 30 minutes from then, and I believe every 15 after 7pm. And of course if you want to see the strip all lit up you'll want to wait until the evening anyway, but the views are still great regardless and there's no limit to how long you can stay up on the observation deck. It's decent value for money with tickets starting at around $25. Generally the best price is to buy from the shops or kiosks in the hotel on the day, using third party booking services usually adds a bit more to the price. The kiosks are handy, although I don't like the fact you have to enter personal information on a screen others can see. Also be aware, unlike the elevators in the Stratosphere, these are not fully enclosed, and I know for many that adds to the experience, though it's a bit claustrophobic and I struggle with that a little but am fine once at the top. The ride up and down takes about 90 seconds, and there's a guide that provides history of the tower and will answer any questions. There are also attendants at the top to assist and answer questions also.

beautiful view from the LV heavens once you enter the Eiffel Tower hotel, you'll access the Viewing Deck thru an escalator, located close to the main entrance. there will be a host to check you in, and another host who will accompany you all the way up the Eiffel Tower, also explaining its history and what to expect up there i thought this was a viewing deck, why people talking about bars n stuff? i hate heights, its like my biggest fear, but this is a 5 star experience

Great view of Vegas, I'd definitely go at night so you can see the fountain show and all the lights.

Beautiful views of Vegas, you can pretty much stay on the deck for as long as you want.

My friends were staying at Paris and really wanted to go on the Eiffel Tower viewing deck, I figured I'd go up but once you get up you realize it's obstructed view. Literally a cage around the entire viewing area with little areas to stick your phone thru to take a picture! And it took 20 minutes to get up to the top How it has 3.9 stars is crazy, but I guess that's because tourists are the ones reviewing it. If you're coming to Vegas and want great views of the strip head over to the high roller wheel at the line, sky bar at Mandalay Bay, the top of stratosphere or ghostbar at palms. You'll be much happier with the experience

If i can rate this one a zero, i would. Total bullshit! I bought my ticket for an anytime admission for May 27 went here at 10:45pm, however,the staff told us the elevator was not working and they needed to close it but we can still redeem our tickets 3 days from the initial date of deck viewing. May 28 1pm called to verify if the elevator was working and if we could go there and redeem our tickets, the staff verified it was working and we can go staff didnt mention anything about the wedding. Went here 5:15pm May 28 and was told that they cant let us in because there is a wedding, went inside to get the refund was told i needed to contact vegas.com. I get it maybe the wedding was last minute but what the actual fuck is my anytime admission for? Funny how there is a wedding and was told that the viewing deck was closed and i should come back at 7pm but how the fuck would the wedding party be able to go up the deck if the elevator isnt working. My flight is scheduled after this tour that is why i am furious, i know, safety first, but really? I know things happen but at least i want things to really make sense for my part. Was there a buyout or something else?

When visiting Vegas, this attraction is a must do. Fairly priced and conveniently located on the casino floor. You can stay up there as long as you like and they have staff available to answer any questions. The elevator goes up and down every four minutes. . I would recommend going after 3pm so you can watch the Bellagio fountain show from the deck. Although breathtaking any time of the day, the best time to go would be at night to see the "true" Vegas strip in all its glory. The hustle and bustle of the city and all its lights.

A great place to view the entire city. I recommend going after 3pm to see the water show at the Bellagio.

This was a pretty big disappointment to me. Maybe it's because there's so much construction for the race and we could hear picketers as well. The history was interesting and I had no idea Shaq owned some of the restaurants either. We had a perfect view of the Bellagio show but walked away before the lights started. There was a highly intoxicated couple that were really a distraction unfortunately. I have to say I wouldn't recommend.

On my first trip to Vegas, I was intrigued by the Eiffel Tower, a replica half the size of the famous landmark in Paris, France. I purchased a ticket for $31. Took the escalator up to the elevator, then headed up 46 stories above the Las Vegas strip. WOW, what a view! You can see everything from the observation deck, the mountains, the airport, and all the high-rise hotels. I didn't realize I timed it just right and caught the fountain show at the Bellagio across the street. Best view EVER! There's no time limit as you are able to stay as long as you want. And the ticket was good for three days, so you can come back. Next trip, I plan to go after dark.

I saved a few dollars and I got my ticket on Groupon!!! Employees are friendly and very knowledgeable about the real Eiffel Tower Once you get to the viewing deck basically all you see is the strip ..... There isn't a bar or anything at the top of the viewing deck I'm glad I can say I did it But it's like no frills kinda thing The coolest part was walking over the bridge and seeing the LOCKS of love I came I saw I did it On the the next

Very nice view and very kind staff, makes me want to go to Paris and see the real tower! We were even able to catch a water show while we looked around, it did not disappoint!

This is a pretty fun experience if you're ever in Vegas. It's family friendly and offers a great view of the strip. It's a lot higher than it looks from below. I would recommend going during nicer weather though as it was quite cold and windy when I went. You can pretty much see everything from up there though including the brand new Sphere. It's probably even cooler at night when everything is lit up. Highly recommend especially if you've never been.

After our stay here at the Paris Hotel, we decided to check out the viewing deck as well. I mean why not, we can cross it off our bucket list too. We had to wait until noon for it to open. I will say, in January it is so cold and windy, but it was sunny too. The views from up top is nice and you can see that we're located pretty much in the middle of the strip that is popular. You can go around and see old Vegas and the new sphere.

Went to The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck. Cool to compare to the real one in Paris if you've ever been there. This one is about half its size but they did a really great job replicating the original. Going on this attraction was a unique and breathtaking experience that transported us back to Paris. As we ascended to the top, the panoramic views of the Strip unfolded before our eyes, creating a mesmerizing sight. Mind you the view is blocked by fencing (to prevent unfortunate situations) but they have small blocks of open areas big enough for your phone to have an unobstructed view for photos and videos. I must say the attention to detail in replicating the iconic Eiffel Tower is impressive. The intricate ironwork and architectural elements mirror the original structure, and it feels like you've been transported to Paris itself. The elevator ride to the top was smooth and quick, and we reached the observation deck in no time. Once we step onto the deck, the views were simply stunning. The Las Vegas skyline stretches out in all directions, showcasing the impressive landmarks, we went during the day but I'm sure at night the views of city's vibrant lights must be lovely. The deck itself is well-maintained and spacious, providing ample room to take in the sights. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and made us feel welcomed and attended to. They readily provide assistance and answer any questions, further enhancing the overall experience. One thing to note is that this attraction can get crowded, especially during peak hours. I advise you to plan your visit accordingly to avoid long queues and to fully enjoy the experience. We went early afternoon and it wasn't too busy. The "Parisian like" experience continued when we got off the viewing deck and crossed a bridge like one of the many in the city of lights. Also towards the end of the bridge there's a wall of the love locks that dressed one of the bridges in Paris. Overall, the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck was a captivating experience that combined the allure of Paris with the vibrant energy of the Las Vegas Strip. It is around $24 per person for a very short experience but you can get discounts if you're a senior, military or local. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this attraction is definitely worth a visit for its panoramic views, attention to detail, and unique ambiance.

The Eiffel Tower replica outside is amazing to look at at and great photo opportunities to take from afar. I ended up purchasing the viewing deck tickets in advance before arriving due to the high reviews. Experience: Very long wait time to get up to the viewing deck as the elevators can only hold a small number amount of people and only a limited number of people can be at the top. The view was not that impressive, especially since it's all caged and only had small holes to view properly. The space was really tight so, it was really narrow to walk on. Overall, I highly do not recommend coming here. The only thing that was good was that most of the customer service team was friendly. I rarely ever write such low reviews and really disappointed how the experience was quite meh.

We attended a conference at Paris Hotel this year. After a day and evening of conference activities, we went up to the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck. it was a beautiful view of the Las Vegas skyline. Doesn't take long to walk around the deck and enjoy the 360-degree view. So nice to get the views and enjoy the air after being indoors all day and evening.

We have been to Paris and had the experience of the real Eiffel Tower. And this is a great way to experience it for those who have not been to Paris and for those who want to 'reminisce'. Everyone was very nice and the guy in the elevator gave trivia points.

The next best thing to going to France to see the Eiffel Tower! This replica stands tall at 460ft, approximately half the size of the actual Eiffel Tower. Located at the Paris hotel (obviously), you can buy tickets online, at the kiosk, or at the gift shop. We opted for the kiosk which we ended up regretting since it was out of paper and we had to stand in the long line at the gift shop instead. Nonetheless, we were able to get our tickets (~$30/pp) and we made our way up the escalator to the elevator. It takes about 90sec to get all the way to the top and you pass by the restaurant on the second floor. The observation deck is a bit small, but you can walk around to get a full 360 view and they have holes in the bars to take pictures. Just be careful because the last thing you want to do is drop your phone! I'd recommend going around the same time that the Bellagio water show happens, since it's an amazing view from up top.

I dragged my boyfriend here on a "whim." I say "dragged" because I was surprising him with a birthday dinner (he had no idea we were going to the Eiffel Tower restaurant), and I kept telling him, "Let's go to the Eiffel Tower! We've got time! We've passed by it so many times on our Vegas trips, but we've never actually been inside it before!" Also, because he had no idea that the surprise dinner date was going to be at the Eiffel Tower restaurant, he was like, "Are we going to be able to make it to our dinner reservation on time?" I told him, "Trust me, I know where we're going, it's close by." We've never been to Paris before, so for us American tourists getting a taste of a romanticized Las Vegas-version of Paris, this was really fun! We crossed the replica of the Pont Alexandre III bridge under the beautiful fake ceiling that evokes L'Heure Bleue, the Blue Hour. We headed into the elevator, and up we went to the viewing deck of the Eiffel Tower! There's no time limit on how long you can spend up here, which is really nice! You can spend as much time as you want! We came at night, which I think is the best time because that's when all the lights of the Strip come on, everything is so colorful and beautiful to see and take pictures of. It's a wonderful, beautiful vision, and there are viewing rectangles in the grid that protects you from falling through which you can take photos and videos on your phone. The Eiffel Tower is also right across the street from the Bellagio Fountains, so this a great spot to view the fountain show every 15 minutes from a bird's-eye-view. Sure, you're not close enough to hear the music, but at least you don't have to stand among the crowd to watch the fountain show. My boyfriend thought this was so great, and took photos and videos, and said, "Man, it would be so cool to stay here longer and watch the fountain show." Me, thinking to myself: "Ha, just you wait til we get to dinner!" We stayed up here for nearly an hour, up until it was time to head off to our dinner reservation.

Two days in a row the website says it's open and the reservationists say it's open when I call. But two days in a row the maintenance sign is up.

Amazing view from the top of Eiffel tower that's half of its original size. If you want a view of the tower though, it's best to view from the bottom. I did both Strat and Eiffel tower top and this view definitely is incomparable. You see most of the hotels closeby with a top view, and the most spectacular Bellagio fountain from up close with no blocking of vision. At the top the viewing deck is full of mesh, so if you're aiming for a perfect picture with spectacular background you might not get it. It's best to visit to enjoy the view from the top. There's no parking provided with the ticket, so you'll need to find your own paid parking.

Finally, getting to see what I think is the BEST View of the Bellagio Fountains going off. I see this fountain going off all the time, but THIS right here is the ultimate view in my eyes. Best strip view too! What better way to view it at this angle, on top of the Eiffel tower Replica. (Better than seeing it from the high roller!) In this case, you have control of taking amazing photos and videos. The strip looks amazing from up here. We bought our tickets through the box office, because my husband is a Nevada resident, so we get discounts. That was a breeze transaction, and sent our tickets to his email. When it was our time to go to the Eiffel tower deck, everything was fine. The line was a little long, but it went really fast. Our guide going up and down the escalator was really nice and helpful. Along the way, he talked about some facts about the actual Eiffel tower in Paris, France and then one in Las Vegas. I highly recommend taking this route to see the ultimate view of the Bellagio Fountains going off, and the Las Vegas strip.

The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck at Paris Las Vegas is a great way to see Las Vegas from above. It's $25+$3 fee to go up 46 stories in an elevator within the Eiffel Tower. I would plan about 30-45 minutes for the experience. You can walk around on the Viewing Deck to get 360 degree views of the city. I went during the day where you can see quite far. Of course this would be a whole different experience at night with all the lights. I went on the High Roller at night which is why I decided to do this experience during the day. I recommend going to one experience with aerial views at night and one during the day. That way you get the best of both worlds. Note there's also a fine dining restaurant inside the Eiffel Tower at a lower elevation than the Viewing Deck.

First off I'm terrified of heights so going on this was very challenging. I've been up here before about 5 years ago and I couldn't get myself to walk out onto the deck. I thought it would be cool to buy my kids tickets to this and they were in awe of the views. And I actually walked out onto the deck and stayed there for half an hour looking at all the lights. This is very cool and I would suggest trying it even if you are terrified of heights like me.

Bought my ticket for my girlfriend and I for a nice romantic experience along with the bar/restaurant. When we arrived we were informed by security at Paris that the observation deck is closed and has been closed for weeks for "maintenance" and that kiosks were still available for purchase even when they were closed. Security even called it a scam lol...Do not get scammed! No emails or other communication was sent to me to relay this information

Update: wo looks like eiffel tower has been doing this to a lot of people. Looking at the google reviews. I've gone ahead and filed a complaint with Nevada Consumer Affairs. Anyone else who has experienced similar I recommend you file a complaint as well! Seems like they are cheating multiple people outnof lots of money with no refunds. Just google Nevada Consumer Affairs to file a complaint yourself as well. Worst experience ever. The night for entry it was closed because of a broken elevator. No signs indicating it was closed. No staff to notify anyone. I had to track down floor stafff to ask what was going on. I contacted their ticket vendor ticketmaster for a refund. And they said they refused because the date of the event had already passed. No duh, it passed and was closed. I contacted Paris via their online contact, got a confirmation that I would get a response in a few days. And then nothing. No response. I did a credit charge back instead and they denied it. Do yourself a favor and skip out on on this headache. I could send in proof for the credit charge back but $30 isnt worth this headache. They want it sent via snail mail...

This was the absolute most amazing view I have ever experienced in Las Vegas. Better than the helicopter ride around the city because we were able to hang out and truly soak it all in. If you are even in Las Vegas and have the chance to go enjoy this amazing view, don't miss it. We will certainly be back to see it again. There was no line when we went, and we arrived about 9pm so we got to hang out up too until they closed it down at 10pm. Truly remarkable to be able to watch everything from above like this. So so worth the money to go up there rather than throwing it in a machine to gamble.

The view is nice when you're way up top, but is the experience worth the price? Hmm... The Strip is always beautiful at night. Glowy lights, colors galore - it's a reminder that Vegas never sleeps. The Eiffel Tower is a structure on top of the Paris hotel in Las Vegas and it resembles the original monument in Paris, France. You can take an elevator up this tower to the sky deck to observe the city below. Here was my experience: -I had to stand in line to go up the elevator for 1.5 hours. Yeah, my feet hurt. -Only 7-10 people allowed on the elevator per trip, which explained the long wait. -The viewing deck was very small, but you can get a 360 view of the Strip and surrounding area if you walk in a circle around the deck. -The viewing deck was surrounded by thick metal fencing, so you can only get decent pictures if you put your phone up to/through the few larger holes in the fencing that are scattered around the deck. -You'll have to line up to take the elevator back down. It was a 30-minute wait for me. -It was very, very cold on the deck because I visited in December. If you stay on a higher floor at a hotel on the Strip, you could end up with a similar view that you would get going up this Eiffel Tower. Beautiful view, but kinda pricey for what you get. The price per person ranges between $20-$37 depending on if your ticket is for daytime or nighttime, and if you want to get in the express line/elevator. Also, note that there are no seats, restrooms, or water available on the observatory. This is an experience to try out if you're really into tall towers and getting a city view from up high, but do plan in advance that you'll probably have to carve a couple of hours out for this. And wear comfy, supportive shoes.

Honestly, not much of an "experience" at all. I'd bet that you could get an even better view of the city right from your top floor hotel room for free 99. I've been to quite a few observatories and sky decks, and this one definitely ranks as one of my least favorites. First of all, the entire deck is bound by a gate like barrier, so trying to get any nice pictures is extremely difficult. They have a few larger peep holes within the gated barrier, but good luck trying to get to one! Everyone hoovers over them and won't let anyone in until they're done. The space is super cramped and it's hawt as faaack up there! There are no facilities whatsoever. Bring some water with you if you plan on trying to stay up there for more than 10 or 20 minutes. I witnessed someone almost faint up there which was extremely scary. The view itself is nice but it's so obstructed that you can't even truly enjoy it. What they're charging for this "experience" is completely asinine. They'll take a picture of you while you wait but even that's not worth it. Pricey and overrated is my verdict. You can get these views with a much better "experience" at other places within the strip. I wouldn't come back here to waste my money again.

This was my second time on the Eiffel Tower Experience, but the first time was maybe back in the early 2000s, when I went with my dad. We had free tickets from vegas.com, with a promotional offer. We went around 10am on a Wednesday and it was pretty empty. If you are a Seven Seas or Diamond Caesars Rewards member, there is a separate priority line for you. I was actually a Diamond member this trip but the regular line was empty. It's about a 1.5 minute elevator ride to the top, and you can see EVERYTHING, which was great. If I ever do this again I'd go after 3pm so I could see one of the Bellagio fountain shows, though. I didn't get his name, but an older gentleman who was working the elevator had some interesting stories to tell us - people forget all sorts of things on the Tower, and one time someone forgot a prosthetic leg ... pretty crazy. Overall, I don't think this is worth paying $15-18 for (I believe full price is $18), but if you can get it for cheaper, the views are pretty spectacular.

Always a line and so many people up there for a long amount of time, especially gets crowded when Bellagio has it water show going. Got the deal for $10 per person [over 3 years] for anytime tickets through Caesars Rewards, pretty cool experience. Great for a first timer and go closer into later afternoon to dusk/sunset. Amazing/breathtaking views!

My family is originally from France, so even though I've yet to visit there, I'm obviously an expert on all things France so my word is 100% bond (please don't take that seriously). Thanks to the Go City pass, I finally decided to take a trip up to the top of Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck at the Paris hotel. Honestly, I never really wanted to pay $25 for what appeared to be a mildly obstructed view and I'll be completely honest here, that's basically what it is. My girlfriend and I came here around 7:00PM on Thursday night and as expected, it was pretty dang busy. They shoved as many people into an elevator as possible (which open of not, is not a good idea) and shot us up to the top of the viewing deck where you are basically surrounded by a cage with indents cut out so you can take photos through the middle of it. Don't get me wrong, this isn't a band attraction, you do get a decent view and it's located right across from the Bellagio fountains so if you time it right you'll get a great view of the show, but other then that, it's just not worth it to me. Do you get a good view? Yes, BUT, it's not as good of a view as you'll get from either the High Roller at the Linq or The Strat, and this is the only one of those attractions that after doing once, I find absolutely no purpose to return too. Overall, this is a really mediocre attraction that I would rather look at from the street then actually venture to the top of. The views are fine and if you are staying at the Paris Hotel and casino it's not a terrible way to spend an hour, but that's it. If you want to spend money at Paris, do it at some amazing restaurants instead of a quick time killer .

Viewing deck was closed due to high winds. Ticketmaster did not refund. I called the viewing deck and they weren't able to help me either. Called my credit card company to dispute the charge. Definitely do not use Ticketmaster to purchase tickets. I still haven't gotten my refund and the event was almost a year ago.

Oh, la, la...a wee bit of France in the middle of Las Vegas! This observation deck is worth checking out, but the line can be a buzz kill. Definitely try to hit it up on the weekdays if you are there because it can be a bit frustrating dealing with the other tourists on the weekends. It's directly across from the Bellagio fountains so you can catch the view from above. My only wish was that there was a speaker that you could hear the music to because it is so faint from up here... Anyways, if you are looking for a high up view in the middle of Las Vegas than this is one that you want to go to. Definitely is worth checking out at least once! Enjoy, mon cherie!

Quick elevator ride - limited viewing area if busy! Only one or two open slots available! Difficult to place phone for camera in viewing area! Would not have gone had I know this was so tight and viewing was Limited! I would have sent my wife to film site and saved the extra ticket. Very disappointed

What an amazing experience! If you plan your timing well, you can see the water show at the Bellagio Hotel and see the Sphere lit up. You can buy your tickets at one of the shops in the hotel. They offer military discount too.

I've only dreamed of visiting Paris so any chance I get to "experience" what it might be like, I jump on it. As I was researching things to do in Vegas, there was no doubt that I wanted to visit the Eiffel Tower! The guide in the elevator was so nice and informative. She told us about several things to see/do in Vegas and things we could see while at the top. She also mentioned that this Tower is a half scale of the actual Eiffel Tower. I thought that was pretty cool and it gave me an idea of how tall the real one is. Yikes lol The views from the top are nice! You have the perfect bird's eye view of the Bellagio Fountains! We got to the top just in time for a show to start and we were able to watch the whole thing. I think I was mesmerized. I'm not sure about what it looks like during the day, but the views at night are beautiful. It was cold the night we visited so we didn't stay long, but had it been warmer I think I could've stayed out there all night. Definitely a romantic spot. I think it's an experience many would like when visiting Vegas.

I am a total fan of trying new things and seeing a beautiful view. As I was doing my research Groupon had a really good deal for this attraction: choice of day time visit or night time visit..the package I chose was $80 for 2 people at night, souvenir drink for 2 people and a photo. The best value ever...let's do the math: Normal admission per person$18 Souvenir alcohol drink per person $20 Photo$ 18 Saved me $14 and the souvenir cup turns into a piggy bank. The view was amazing we stayed so we could see the bellagio fountains from up top- which displays every 15 minutes. Beautiful view. Keep in mind there is only one elevator so when you want to leave there is a little wait to get back down. It's pretty high so on a windy day you will feel it move a little, so be prepared. You get a 360 view of the strip and surroundings to get great footage. A must see!

We purchased tickets on Ticketmaster for this, and when we got there (paid for parking) it was closed due to high winds. There was no one to talk to about a refund, and so I disputed the charge through my credit card. Ticketmaster replied that all sales are final, so I am out the money. If you want to go see this, wait to buy your tickets in person at the event when you arrive once you know it's open.

Wonderful viewing place for the whole Vegas strip and viewing the Bellagio fountains. Missed sunset because it was too hot (100) but will catch it next time.

What a view! I've been to the real Eiffel Tower in Paris and this has that similar vibe. You get to take an elevator to the observation deck. The views of the strip and especially the Bellagio water fountains. Very romantic. Seeing this place during the night is way better than during the day in my opinion. There's more to the eye during the night. The prices are a little pricey but you get what you pay for. Highly recommend checking this out

This was a wonderful experience! We were given a discount for being NV locals, but the price was fair either way. You take the elevator all the way up & it feels like you are on top of the world. Staff was nice and enforcing social distancing as well masks. I am afraid of heights, but the viewing deck has bars making it feel just as secure as it is with square cutouts to take photos. Romantic spot, & a must see!

Because we stayed at the Paris Hotel for part of our Vegas adventure, we HAD to check out the view from the Eiffel Tower Deck! It's the perfect place for: 1) A great view! WOW! Literally 360 degree views of the strip, surrounding mountains and even desert! Head up after 10pm, to see all the lights! 2) Those who aren't afraid of heights! Sitting at 450 feet high - it's half the height of the actual Eiffel Tower, but high AF. I didn't think I'd be as wary as I was! It's a loooooong way down! 3) A unique version of the Bellaigo fountain show! 4) A cheap way to experience a classic! Tickets were a mere $18/person with military discount! Other discounts are offered to students, hotel guests and AAA members. 5) An engagement! (which we witnessed at the top! cheesey but cute!) While the wait time tends to be long (to enter/exit the elevator, as only a select amount of people can go at a time), it's entirely worth it!

Wonderful experience at the Eiffel Tower restaurant. I did feel like the food was a bit limited but that's the price of fine dining. They did a really great job helping me arrange my proposal. Even gave me a ring box in the shape of the Eiffel Tower, for a price of course. The lamb chops I ordered were great! Very well cooked and season. I wasnt a big fan of the potatoes gratin but it was manageable. The views are great because you can see the Bellagio fountains, the Paris balloon and overall an awesome view of the strip. They even offered a photographer for the special occasion who also had his own fee but not bad for the amount of pictures your able to take. Overall very elegant experience at an elegant price.

I love when a city has more than one way to view its city from up high. A few years ago, I saw Las Vegas from the Stratosphere. The next time that I was in town, my friend and I visited the Eiffel Tower's viewing deck at Paris Las Vegas. When I travel, I have a habit of taking photos of the city from some sort of observation deck. I was game to give the Eiffel Tower a try. My friend and I bought tickets when we were there in July 2015. You have a chance to pose for a picture when you are just about to cross the bridge. We did and I still have our fun poses. The staff providing information about the city in the elevators were great. We also met a couple from Switzerland on our descent. The view is spectacular! We spent probably a good hour, at least, viewing and admiring how beautiful Las Vegas is. I had a wonderful time taking photos and taking my breath away. To also get a direct view of the Bellagio fountain show if you time your trip up to the viewing deck right. The ticket prices at the Eiffel Tower are cheaper than at the Stratosphere. If you are on a budget, come here. (193)

Beautiful views! 5 minute wait to get on and no wait to get off (11am-12pm on a Friday in October). Love how they cut out squares in the cage so you're able to get unobstructed pictures. Friendly workers. Found a combination deal on vegas.com for daytime Eiffel Tower & High Roller $33/adult. Normal adult daytime is $16 for Eiffel Tower. Purchase online AT MINIMUM one hour before you plan to go; they will send an email confirmation. Provide that and your ID to redeem both sets of tickets at Eiffel Tower Experience box office, near Mon Ami Gabi. Although I received the email confirmation shortly after ordering online, the attendant still spent 5 minutes searching the computer and calling someone to confirm.

Oui! Oui! Great views from the Eiffel Tower! Paris Las Vegas has authentic replicas of the Arc de Triomphe, Hotel de Ville, the front of the hotel suggests facades of the Paris Opera House and The Louvre, and a hot air balloon marquee. It is located in the center of the Strip. Great location! I was fortunate to visit the real Paris, France twice in my lifetime and every time I see the Eiffel Tower in Vegas it brings back fond adventure memories of Europe. C'est Magnifique! I purchased tickets for the Eiffel Tower Experience through Groupon (daytime). Otherwise, standard tickets are $16/ea for day admission and $22/ea for night admission. We rode the glass elevator up 460-ft and enjoyed a 360-degree panoramic city daytime views of the Strip and beyond to as far as our aging eyes could view. Endless photo opportunities. Visitors could stay as long as they want but It was very windy up there (01.20.18) and was totally disappointed that the Dancing Fountains at the Bellagio was not in operation. After the experience, yes, I caved in and purchased our photos taken by a professional from the Total Snapshot Kiosk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Dining experiences were at the Hexx kitchen + bar and lately at the Gordon Ramsay Steak (each with separate reviews). Great experiences on both restaurants. I was looking for the Hexx Chocolate candy store but I was told that the shoppe has now closed. They still have a few signature chocolates for sale at the hostess counter inside Hexx kitchen but no more store. This was once the home of the Jersey Boys musical who played their final performance on September 2016. Loved that show! Au Revoir! Review #0948