High Roller

BEAUTIFUL VIEW. I highly recommend. We decided kind of in the moment and ended up with a 3 man group celebrating a birthday. So we were definitely able to enjoy it. We chatted a few minutes and took pictures for them and then we were able to enjoy the ride as if we were alone! Our bartender, Taylor, was phenomenal! Great drinks, interesting chats and very informative on local things when we asked questions.

The best time to visit is at night to be able to see the city all lit up. The wheel travels slowly and you barely feel that you are so high up. It is handicapped accessible each pod fits several people but limited seating for about 8 persons. The views are amazing and this can be a romantic or family activity.

The High Roller is one of Las Vegas’s most recognizable landmarks and it’s super easy to find, just off The Strip. We used the self-service ticket kiosk but found it a bit clunky, so I’d recommend booking tickets online in advance. It definitely saves time and is a lifesaver when it’s 108 degrees outside 😅 Even better, the lines were short since it wasn’t peak season, so we only waited about five minutes to board our capsule. The views are fantastic, especially of the hotels along The Strip and The Sphere. I can only imagine how stunning it must be at sunset or after dark. If you’re visiting Las Vegas, this is definitely something you have to experience at least once.

Visiting the High Roller in the evening was one of the most memorable highlights of my Las Vegas trip. Located at the lively LINQ Promenade, the experience started even before reaching the observation wheel. The promenade itself was buzzing with energy—lined with cafes, restaurants, shops, and live performers, it felt like walking through a vibrant market street. It set the perfect mood as we made our way to the attraction. The High Roller, standing tall at 550 feet, offered a truly breathtaking view of the Las Vegas Strip, especially as the sun began to set and the city lights gradually flickered to life. The cabins are spacious, air-conditioned, and move smoothly, allowing plenty of time—about 30 minutes—to soak in the views, take photos, and just enjoy the moment. Watching the transition from daylight to the glowing night skyline from that height was magical. There’s also an option to ride in a happy hour cabin with an open bar, but even without that, the ride felt luxurious and peaceful, giving a completely different perspective of the city. After the ride, we wandered through the promenade again, enjoying the lively atmosphere and grabbing a quick snack before leaving. From the walk through the LINQ Promenade to the stunning views from the top, the whole experience flowed effortlessly. I’d definitely call this a must-see attraction in Las Vegas, especially in the evening. Whether you’re into photography, sightseeing, or just want a calm moment above the city’s energy, the High Roller delivers it all with style.

I had a fantastic experience on the High Roller during my third visit to Las Vegas! I went on a weekend, and to my surprise, there was no wait time. The ride, which started at 11:00 PM, was smooth and relaxing. The breathtaking views from the top, especially as the city lights began to twinkle, were unforgettable. The staff was friendly, making the boarding process quick and easy. I recommend buying tickets in advance for peace of mind. Experiencing the High Roller is a must every time I visit Las Vegas!

You may look at this and think it's a giant ferris wheel. Yeah it is but it's also really awesome to go for a ride on. Each car holds twelve people and you still have plenty of room. The ride is slow too so it takes a half hour for the whole ride. Definitely no motion sickness here. You want to go at night for sure. It's great seeing all the things lit up and you can see the whole strip at once.

Such a cool experience! We went right at sunset, so the view was amazing — we got to see the sun slowly going down over the city. We barely had to wait in line, and everything went smoothly. Totally worth it!

Probably one of the best attractions along the strip. The views are amazing, we even got to watch the Bellagio Fountains whilst in the air. We had our ride in the afternoon when it was very quiet and we had the pod to just two of us but unfortunately did not go back for the evening lights view which I would imagine is fantastic. There was no queue and the whole ride lasts for approx 30 minutes, highly recommended.

My friend and I purchased the two day Vegas pass and this ride was one of the options. We walked on and redeemed our ticket with no issues. The roller ride looks like some modern capsule. Once inside the roller, you don't even feel like you're moving. However, your views outside look different and the higher you go the more you go oooh and aaah at the views. You really don't feel like you're moving but your surroundings outside definitely change. We took some cool pictures of different sides. The ride is relaxing and pretty cool. I would recommend this activity but once is enough. lol

Our Uber driver suggested this last minute while we were complaining about spending the whole day in Vegas being checked out of our hotel waiting for our flight. Turns out this was one of the best experiences I had during the week! Views were insane, the ride is a full 30 mins with the screens inside the pod telling you fun facts. We got our tickets on Expedia, a much better deal than directly on the main website. Around sunset felt like a good time to go. We didn't do the happy hour version where the tickets are pricier with the bar tender on board. Unlimited drinks wouldn't make sense in 30 mins when there's enough to do to enjoy views and take photos. I believe there is a bar on premise before you board so you can grab a drink there as well.

Terrible customer service. I definitely don't think this attraction is worth the price. Maybe if it's free I'd go again. I like the engineering design of the attraction but everything else falls short. The views are nice. It's 15 minutes to the top, 15 minutes back down. You get in line and then there's a green screen where you take photos. They give you this slip that has two barcodes on it. They told me that after 48 to 72 hours I could scan the photos to check them and if I'd like them I could purchase them. I scanned the barcodes during the ride. One did not work one did. The side that worked also had instructions on it for the buyer. After the ride they also have an area where you could look at your photos to see if you wanted to purchase them. I never like to purchase in a hurry and I had both my young kids with me. Well the lady at the booth offered to show us the picture and she seems nice at first but boy was I wrong. When I decided to change my mind and just view the photos at home ( kids wanted snacks go to the bathroom, if you have kids you understand) well she wouldn't give me the barcode slip back. She only wanted to give me the one that I already tried and it did not load for me. When I politely asked for the other one back she refused and said no. When I went to grab my paper she told me that was her space and her ticket and I had no right. Well she was very confrontational. Raised her voice at me and clearly has issues. Whether it was racist or not remains a mystery. I just want to say that was my photo ticket not hers. I don't know why she's claiming it's her property all of a sudden and I have no rights to have it back? It clearly wasn't. But I wasn't in a mood to argue or waste my precious time on the trip. She also refused to let me read the words on the ticket that said I could scan the barcode using my smartphone and it might take 48 to 72 hours after I rode the attraction to load. There was no reasoning with this lady but she should not be working there and I hardly say that about anyone when I have received bad service. Her rude attitude and disrespect for customers definitely lost photo sales for the company. Her lack of empathy, compassion and listening also rubbed me off in such a way I'm actually posting a review. let's just say I had a blast in Vegas but this is the one thing I regret doing. No way in hell I'd go back. One and done.

It's been a couple years since I've been on the High Roller and thought it be nice to get a high up view of the sphere. I arrived just as it was getting dark so that meant great views of all the lights. If you're in a large group it would probably be fun to order the pod with the bartender, but a regular pod is just fine as well. I would suggest getting tickets ahead of time so that you don't have to stop. The high roller does not stop unless special assistance is needed to get on. Otherwise, they just keep going very slowly and it takes about 30 minutes to fully go around. The views certainly did not disappoint.

My husband took me here as an surprise. We did get veteran discount on the tickets(thanks to my husband). It was nice view from up there. I was expecting to tide with bunch of random people but by my surprise it was just two of us. It's quite high up and I didn't know I was scared of height until this moment lol. It was nice afternoon view before the sun went down.

Perfect solo pod by chance. We booked less than a month before for times between 1-5pm. I love that they announce when you're on the topmost portion of the wheel. Love love love the Mountain View and had a glimpse of the Bellagio fountain show. The sphere was an ok view, not much going on there when we went. The weather was perfect. Ample bar to hold on to if you're scared. The bad: they checked our tickets like five times. Recommended overall! #JourneyTo2025Badge

The views are incredible. I definitely recommend getting evening /sunset tickets. Evening tickets are a little more expensive, but definitely worth it. The cabins are spacious with seats inside and floor to ceiling glass. The pace of the wheel is slow and steady , which gives you plenty of time to enjoy every moment. It takes 30 minutes to finish. Hours- 12pm-2am Friday-Sunday 12pm-12am Monday through Thursday Tickets-12 -5pm $29 Nights- $39 for adults. The only negative is they can change prices on higher volume days. You can also book Happy Hour cabins which includes open bar and bartender. These tickets start at $69. Outside drinks are allowed in the cabins No cash accepted at the bar or to purchase tickets. Customer service was fantastic. Before entering the cabin a staff member will take your picture with multiple backdrops. You can make your selection and purchase at the end.

I mean yes it's kinda pricey for a round or two $75 If u want the bar it's extra. So they take your picture before you go in and you're not in your own private doom buggy. If it's about 15 to 20 people I loved my experience they didn't put me in with too many people There was about eight of us. I didn't like is that the Windows were all dirty and fingerprinted and also look like it wasn't clean for a couple days or more made it harder to take pics and record videos. Trick is to dim your camera light and press focus. Thank me later for that. There is a Bar before you go up if you want to purchase a drink as well. There are restrooms to go right before going inside Also. You purchase your tickets downstairs at the bottom area. And go around to get inside

We have been riding on the High Roller Observation Wheel a few times during the past years since it was built. Did you know that this is the highest wheel in the world? Yes, it is 9' higher than the London Eye! My personal experience is varied from the first time riding, and the others, and especially the last time! In my opinion, it is always a good time for riding the High Roller! But, I figured it out when I got on board half an hour before sunrise, then I could see the beautiful view in daylight, and by the time the wheel reached the top, the amazing desert sunset was already there, and the other half going down, the city was already magical from all the neon lights! If you're up to something special, then you can pay for the Happy Half Hour, which includes all you can drink! I personally didn't do that yet but it is on my list! All cubicles are air conditioned, so it is very comfortable in any season. Ticket prices are varies. Beware! My best advice is to check online and buy tickets online! It's much cheaper than buying tickets at the location. Even with a local ID discount, I still paid $88 for 2 (anytime) tickets! Before you go, make sure you don't have anything with you that not allowed! Check the list online! Security is very strict! There are many photo opportunities during the ride. Sometimes the window is pretty dirty outside, so it can be disappointing. Otherwise, the view is amazing from the top. I never get tired of seeing our beautiful city!

Went on the Highroller at Linq, during my recent trip to Vegas, at night, to take in the vibes of the city and see the lights from above. The lines were quick when purchasing tickets online in advance (for anytime or within time slots), and we proceeded swiftly through to the observation wheel. Safety is clearly taken as a priority here, and the High roller is cleaned and checked every morning. The ride is smooth, gradual, and goes very high up. The views are amazing and there's plenty of space! We were lucky enough to only be sharing the "deck" we were on with 4 other people. Lots of space to view and walk around. Through the ride, upbeat music and information is provided to you by the sound system creating a dynamic experience. Really cool but probably won't go in it again. Great for at least once, at night, with a great view of the Sphere. Highly recommend at least once, and would be great for kids!

I am not a fan of heights, so when my friends suggested this, I was a bit apprehensive. We went for the bar / drinks included option. The experience was definitely a great one. We went at about 6 pm. This provided us an amazing view of the sunset as well as the moon rising over the desert. Really lovely ! Our bartender Kyle was quite the gentleman. He made me a coconut rum, ginger-ale lime juice and pineapple juice drink. It was delightful! Second drink, he made with less pineapple. Bingo. Perfect. He made a third for the 'road'. Ironically, the only nerve racking part was getting on/off. Look straight ahead and not side to side or down! Have to love when your friends recommend things to get you out of your comfort zone ! Yah for great friends and great experiences. ,

Date of visit: August 25, 2024 It's been six years since my last whirl on the High Roller and my review remains a solid four stars out of five. There are deals to be had on Groupon so definitely check that out before buying your tickets. We went on a Monday afternoon and it was not very busy, which was great! Staff were friendlyish and I really appreciated that our party of five was able to have an entire pod to ourselves rather than share it with some randos from Tulsa. The video that plays providing statistics such as duration and height hasn't changed very much, but it remains fun and informative. My main complaint last time was that there wasn't much opposite The Strip to see but with the addition of the Sphere, that has certainly changed a bit. I imagine the view during the Formula 1 race would also be fantastic. Of course there is the obligatory photo opportunity but they turned out quite nice and since we had a few people, we were able to split the cost which worked out well.

Beautiful views from up top. I would highly recommend to try it at night. We did go during the day and it was just ok. It was about $30 per person and they do have a bar at the entrance. Pro . It was empty so we were able to get a whole pod just by ourselves. Con's. EVERY SINGLE EMPLOYEE at this place HATES their life. The service was awful. Just for that i wouldn't even entertain the idea of going back.

This is a pretty cool outing for a family to see. It is one time around and lasts about 25-30 minutes. Once you are in, there is a voice telling you all the fun facts about it, the city and random things. They don't make you go with strangers so it is a pretty personal experience. It is nice at the top you get to see everything, the sphere, the whole city. It is worth it for families and adults wanting to get a whole view.

This was a lot of fun. My beautiful fiance bought me the open bar for thirty minutes. Not only were we on top of vegas but we got to enjoy some phenomenal drinks. The service was insane. The views were insane. My fiancé. Is insane.

The High Roller is an impressive 550 foot observation wheel. The 28 air-conditioned passenger cabins are enclosed by handcrafted Italian glass, where one revolution takes about 30 minutes. It's a great relief with the hot summer weather! It goes pretty slow so just take the time to enjoy!! The cabins are pretty big and you can move around to check all the different panoramic views of the city. It's prettier at night with the lights and views of the Sphere all illuminated. It does get a bit of a glare on the windows when trying to take pictures. It's located at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip inside the LINQ Promenade. You can buy your tickets ahead of time.

This was an activity my partner wanted to try so I suggested we go at night. I'd never done this before either (had been on The Eye) so was excited to see the view. It wasn't very busy so we only had a couple and a group of 3 in our car (all quite nice). At first I wasn't that impressed with the view because I just expected more when it came to the strip. But then you get a little higher up and see the fantastic view of The Sphere. It's actually a pretty long ride so it's not bad cost vs entertainment value, plus you can drink in the car if you want (they6 also have bar cars). Mostly we just looked around and enjoyed the ever changing sphere. That thing even makes a Big Mac ad look cool! A fun way to enjoy the city scape.

I had the chance to experience the High Roller Observation Wheel during my trip to Las Vegas, and it was worth every penny! Tickets were $39 for adults in the evening, which I highly recommend if you want to catch the breathtaking views of the nighttime sky and the Las Vegas Strip. The ride itself is smooth, and the enclosed cabins provide a safe and comfortable way to enjoy the city from a whole new perspective. As the wheel ascended, the lights of Vegas began to sparkle below us--an unforgettable sight! From iconic hotels to the bright lights of the strip, you really get a panoramic view of everything. Whether you're a first-time visitor or have been to Vegas before, the High Roller is definitely a must-do activity. Don't miss out on this unique way to see the city--it's perfect for taking in the skyline and capturing some amazing photos. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town!

I was lucky to get a free ticket for the High Roller Observation Wheel at The LINQ Hotel in Las Vegas for myself due to the conference I was attending, but we paid $40 for my husband's ticket at the box office located at the east end of The LINQ Promenade. After purchasing, we took the escalator up and the staff scanned our ticket. Then, there were professional photographers who told us to stand in front of the green screen and what poses to make. After that, we were informed to stand and wait till instructed to get into one of the cabins. The wheel does not stop, but the movement is so slow that we can step inside the cabins as they rotate by. Our cabin had about 8 people and there was plenty of room to roam around in the cabin to take in the sweeping 360-degree views. The High Roller Observation Wheel has 28 cabins and takes about 30 minutes to complete. There is a monitor that tells you your altitude and another screen that displays information about Las Vegas. The highest was 550 feet above the center of the Las Vegas Strip and we reached it about halfway through the ride. On the ground floor, we took a look at our pictures but didn't particularly like any of them enough to purchase it. We went to the High Roller Observation Wheel around sunset and it was nice to see the sphere and to see Las Vegas with all its lights from up high. I was finally able to catch the emoji expressions on the sphere! It was a really nice experience.

For $27 a person, this attraction is totally worth it! We lucked out with a pod all to ourselves. The entire ride is about 30 minutes. There is a screen that shares fun facts about Vegas and the strip as you go around, and points out attractions along the way. The views of the strip and the mountains are beautiful. I am happy I finally checked this out on my 6th trip to Vegas! It's a great attraction for first timers and is conveniently located in the Linq promenade.

This was so much fun! A great way to see Vegas. Go at night to see everything lit up! We choose a cart that had unlimited open bar, which was a ton of fun.

A little pricey, but worth doing once. There are some good views of the strip and the sphere, especially all the way at the top. Overall a fun activity to include in your itinerary.

Second time here and first time seeing the sphere from this view. I would say this is always a must when visiting Vegas it's a time to unwind from all the crazy going on it's a little bit of peace with such an amazing view of it all this ride is about 35-40 mins to go all the way around. Great time to sit watch the city amd drink your alcohol.

I'd recommend this event each time I've visited Las Vegas. To save on the fare, get a Groupon or check the event kiosk at your hotel. Planet Hollywood offered a discount through its casino kiosk. It's a very neat experience with a beautiful view. I'd recommend bringing your own snacks, though.

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE from the guy named Victor working the front desk on Thanksgiving night at 10:47pm. The security guy looking girl with the glasses was definitely on a power trip. There's a way to speak with people without making them feel stupid, degrading or condescending. We traveled far to come to this thing. If I ever come back, I will never come back here again. Why pay for horrible experience!

There's something about a big Ferris wheel that I just want to get on. I haven't had the luck of visiting a lot of them yet, but I have been on some notable ones to this point and I'm glad I was able to add this one to that list. With our meetings done for the day, my colleague and I had a ton of time to fill before having to get back to work and once we got into more comfortable clothes, we were able to make our way over here. From where we were staying, it was a Vegas block away, still a decent amount of time for a walk, but we didn't have to worry. We reserved our tickets online earlier and just had to walk in and follow the line. The amount of people in a car all depends on how many people reserve at that same time. Unless you get the VIP car. Before boarding you can take a picture that, at an extra cost, can purchase at the end. Or, you could be like me and opt out of this and take your own pictures of yourself and the view, those are a bit better in my opinion. Once inside the car of the wheel you start your journey. Throughout the journey you will notice a countdown, this countdown will tell you when you are at the apex of the wheel. That way you have unobstructed views of the Strip, Downtown, and the valley. Even though you might be on this journey with complete strangers, it seems that everyone knew the assignment to allow for everyone to get the views. You definitely get some interesting views, and you might be able to scope out or plan where you might head next. As the journey traverses the entire wheel, along with the countdown, the other screens in here drops some Vegas history and tidbits of information that you may not have known. Definitely worth your time and I am sure that it all depends on the time of day you will have some of the best views in Vegas that you don't have to worry about hotel room views.

We went on the high roller during the day and were lucky enough to have the entire cabin to ourselves. It's a very smooth ride and, more importantly, comfortably air conditioned! There is also a countdown to the very top and an overall timer for the ride. We were on for just over half an hour. If you have mobility difficulties, you may have difficulty getting on/off. The cabins do not stop for boarding or disembarking.

I had a great time on the High Roller. At night, the Las Vegas Strip looked even better from up high. The city lights below felt like stars all around. The cabin was roomy and comfortable, which added to the experience. It's definitely something you should try. Regarding parking, it's simple. The first hour is free, and then it's a minimum charge of $18 after that. This makes it a reasonable option for everyone. And keep in mind, the view from the roller itself is really impressive. The cityscape is beautiful, and the overall experience is memorable.

My group and I went back and forth about going on this but decided to last minute. RIGHT DECISION! We opted for the happy half hour night time trip, and I highly recommend. Based on other pictures it looks like the views are cool during the daytime too, but I think nothing beats the strip all lit up at night and the sphere at night. You can even see the Bellagio fountain show going on. And the seas of people! We were a little skeptical of the "open bar" for only 30 minutes - how many drinks can we possibly get to make this worth it, and how can one bartender serve 20+ people at a time? Well somehow they have it completely figured it out. He was so fast and efficient with a great personality and everyone was taken care of the whole time somehow. We each got 3-4 drinks during the rotation. Best 60 bucks spent in Vegas!!

With three different pricing options (day/night/with open bar) and only a 30 minute revolution, this is an awesome attraction option in Vegas. The view is amazing, especially at night, and the pods are big enough to fit 40 people at one time. We opted for the "Happy Half Hour" and were lucky enough to be grouped with some pretty fun people. The bartender was friendly and entertaining and did a great job keeping up with everyone's drink orders. Although drinks were served in smaller cups, they were made well and made fast. Part of the glowing Las Vegas strip skyline, the High Roller is worth a visit and a great way to start your memorable night out!

You definitely need to do this at night. I know the day ticket is cheaper, but understand the night is way better. If you are on a budget the day is fun, but you are more doing it for the ride experience. Look for discounts. I found out military can get a buy one get one free at the Caesars rewards desk in the Link.

We are in town for our 5 Year Anniversary trip and riding the High Roller was a must-do on my bucket list for the occasion. The views were also amazing and, FYI, if you're someone who has a fear of heights the ride is so smooth that you barely even notice the rotation or speed, which is another plus! Truthfully speaking, I was a bit torn about whether or not the Happy Half Hour option would be worth it -- but I am SO GLAD WE DID IT! Here's why... We arrived around 11pm on a Wednesday night (the last ride is at 11:30pm) and joined one other couple who also opted for HHH. We were lucky enough to have José as our host/bartender/self-proclaimed Vegas Ambassador and I cannot put into words how much he elevated our experience (all puns intended!) José was energetic, funny, personable, made excellent drinks and even DJ'ed for the four of us as well! The piece de resistance was the mini-photoshoot he gave us, complete with art direction to find our best angles. The photos came out absolutely STUNNING (images attached!!) and I'll truly cherish them forever. The High Roller is lucky to have him and that night WE were also so lucky to be able to share this experience with him. Thank you for an unforgettable ride!

An amazing experience,if you haven't tried it yet, it's an absolute must!!! I must add if you are disabled, as I am the persons running this thing are amazing getting you on and off.

Service: great there's an attendant at every station leading up to the high roller Quality of product: great view of all of Las Vegas, it's a 30 minute ride and very spacious with an option of a bartender ride for a little extra Price:$ ticket prices are great and picture prices are great for a good experience Overall: I would ride again with the bartender this time lol

MUST DO for Vegas Trip. You cannot leave the city without doing this ride even for people afraid of heights (as myself) will feel safe. Drinks are offered before you ride and I recommend you get a drink to enjoy the view! Best experience ever!

I have always wanted to ride the Ferris wheel. Not knowing what to expect, I was relieved to find it was enclosed and like a big bubble. You are able to walk around inside and seat as well. There were only two other couples with us. It went slow so if you are afraid of heights this is a great way to see the lights of Vegas at night. I was beautiful! The Sphere (a great show to see) was constantly changing its face. Well worth it! Enjoy

I have been on the High Roller three times. Personally I prefer going after sunset in order to see all the glimmering lights. I appreciate the ease of purchasing tickets ahead of time. Yes, prices have increased and the drinks are pricey. The staff is just okay, 3 of them 5 employees I interacted with were a bit cold. The reason for 4 stars is the glass dome was dirty. Not good when you can see it in the dark. All things considered, I would recommend the 30 minute ride.

It sure makes a difference when this is experienced with a group. I believe we paid a little over $60 each for about 30 minutes worth of a 360 spin plus an open bar. We each had about 3-4 drinks to make it worth our while. You get a nice view of the Vegas Strip so while you're in and out in half an hour, it's still worth the experience. It also helped that our bartender was fun and efficient. Thumbs up!

A very efficiently run operation. They constantly load and unload the cars even as the High Roller is turning. So you can imagine how slow its motion would have to be to allow that. The High Roller is well marketed and has many glowing reviews. However I found the views ordinary. And the end-to-end experience not worth the dollars or time. Mercifully I was in a large space with just half a dozen other tourists in my car. The Bellagio fountains could be seen some distance away, and the Sphere with its changing displays was an interesting highlight. Avoid going here expecting a spectacular view of the Strip. Go if you have spare time and want to check off the box for having experienced it.

Get the Fast Track. It's definitely worth it to skip the line and get right on board. It's a nice, smooth ride with fantastic views especially of the Sphere. You have 30 minutes of photo ops. You're welcome to bring drinks on board. Staff is wonderful.  Definitely worth the money to get spectacular views of the strip and take a break from losing money.

Finally had the chance to experience the High Roller Observation Wheel. All I can say is WOW!! We boarded at sunset and saw a beautiful copper sky against the backdrop of mountains west of Las Vegas. As we ascended towards the highest point of the wheel, the sparkle of Las Vegas came alive with a showcase of lights. It was mesmerizing. You have great views of the Las Vegas Strip, the Bellagio fountains, the Sphere, the Paris Hotel Eiffel tower and so much more. You definitely want to bring your camera to capture the breathtaking views. If you've never been on the High Roller, you have to try it at least once to see the beautiful skyline. You won't forget it!

This was an amazing experience! I was a bit skeptical simply because I feel things like this can be cheesy but this was not that. It was a great ride. I will say, I was not expecting to onboard nor exit the observation deck while the wheel continually moves but that was kind of exciting. The max height is 550 ft and the views are amazing. I would definitely say go at night.

Great experience. 2nd time there , nice view and atmosphere. Recommend to do the night one with bar and music

Jen, Mark, Gayle and I recently took a 30 minute spin on the High Roller Ferris Wheel. As this is Las Vegas, of course it was over the top, with visions of the London Eye dancing in my brain. We purchased our tickets ahead of time and went near dusk before the evening rates hit. Lines were reasonable and since we didn't choose the bar car, we had plenty of room to enjoy the sites. Particularly impressive was the new Sphere and of course views of the strip. And with our non-prime time Senior Discount, the price was reasonable.

We were in Vegas for a few days last week, and this was a bucket list item for a member of my group. I had no idea what the "High Roller" was, but when someone said it's Vegas' "London Eye" I knew immediately and was all in. We did it at night, and the VIEWS ARE AMAZING!!! The capsule fits about 10 people(?). We weren't cramped at all, and it moves so slow that you really can't tell you're moving at all. I HIGHLY recommend doing this if you're in the area.

Worth coming once for the views, not any more than that. Get the cheaper daytime tickets (12-4:59pm) and come after sunset right at 5pm to enjoy the lights of the strip (obviously only works in fall/winter)! There wasn't much of a line to get onto the High Roller, but the traffic to get there around 5pm (the Monday before Thanksgiving, November 2023) was horrendous, especially right after the Formula 1 race took place and a lot of the road blockages were still up. Our pod consisted of our group of 6 and one other couple, so there was plenty of space for all of us. Not to be picky but we were only in the pod for 28 minutes, not the full 30 minutes promised (there's a timer on the screens in there). You can buy drinks in the lounge leading up to to the High Roller. Security was pretty lax, I think I could have brought a small water bottle. The photo station is efficient, they have the series of poses worked out and call out each one for you. However, they are also ridiculously expensive, $38 for a single print!

The best panoramic views of Las Vegas! The pod was very spacious and great for pictures! We recommend going at night so you can see the city lights! If you get the Happy Hour ticket, you get your own bartender in your pod with an open bar! The duration of the ride is about 30 minutes. Wait wasn't long. It is located at The LINQ with a lot of fun shops and restaurants to try as well!

This is a very overpriced experience. Each pod has a ton of room but honestly the experience is underwhelming. The view is mediocre...could probably find much better for free.

I absolutely love the high roller it's a very good experience to endure when you want spectacular views of the Mojave desert. Prices vary but Pro Tip: I would suggest getting the Go City pass for Las Vegas on Groupon and for just $125 you can enjoy two days packed of activities versus just paying full price for one time riding. Enjoy!