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About. Currently the second largest in the world, the 550-foot tall ferris wheel located at the LINQ lets you soar above Las Vegas for panoramic views of the city. Each revolution takes about 30 minutes and each cabin holds up to 40 people. The views are prettiest at night when the city is illuminated, and you can opt for a Happy Hour ticket ...
Highlights. Ride on the High Roller in Las Vegas, and enjoy the views across the desert. Cruise for one revolution (30-minutes) in your pod, rising 550-feet (167-meters) into the air. Get a great value with entry, open bar, and narrated audio tour included. Depart from the centrally-located LINQ, along the must-see Las Vegas Strip. See itinerary.
High Roller is a 550-foot tall (167.6 m), [2] [3] 520-foot (158.5 m) diameter giant Ferris wheel on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada, United States. Owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment, it opened to the public on March 31, 2014 as the world's tallest Ferris wheel. It is 9 ft (2.7 m) taller than the 541-foot (165 m) Singapore ...
At a towering 550-feet (168 m) it’s not surprising that the High Roller observation wheel presents the best view in Las Vegas. See Sin City’s many landmarks from above with a 30-minute revolution. Choose a daytime ride to see the Nevada desert landscape or ride at night to see the iconic neon signs on the strip.
At a towering 550-feet (168 m) it’s not surprising that the High Roller observation wheel presents the best view in Las Vegas. See Sin City’s many landmarks from above with a 30-minute revolution. Choose a daytime ride to see the Nevada desert landscape or ride at night to see the iconic neon signs on the strip.
At a towering 550-feet (168 m) it’s not surprising that the High Roller observation wheel presents the best view in Las Vegas. See Sin City’s many landmarks from above with a 30-minute revolution. Choose a daytime ride to see the Nevada desert landscape or ride at night to see the iconic neon signs on the strip.
10,154 posts. 39 reviews. 47 helpful votes. 1. Re: View of the Sphere from the High Roller Ferris wheel. Feb 9, 2024, 9:45 AM. The view is awesome. It's the only reason to do the wheel IMO as the view of the strip I found to be pretty limiting. But the Sphere is pretty much in full view for 90% of the rotation.
The epic wheel is the crown jewel of The LINQ, the Strip's all-new outdoor shopping, dining and entertainment district. The High Roller has 28 spherical, Italian-handcrafted glass-enclosed cabins, each weighing 44,000 pounds. Passengers can enjoy breathtaking Las Vegas views in a 30-minute ride, the time it takes for the entire wheel to rotate.