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Lookout · Las Vegas, Nevada
High Roller
A Ferris wheel about 167 meters high on the Strip, with enclosed glass cabins. One rotation takes about half an hour and shows the avenue, the desert and the surrounding mountains.
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About High Roller
The High Roller sits at the end of a shopping-and-restaurant promenade in the center of the Strip and opened in 2014 as the tallest Ferris wheel in the world. It’s about 167 meters high and has 28 enclosed glass cabins with air conditioning that hold several people standing or seated.
A full rotation lasts about 30 minutes and moves slowly enough that you hardly feel it. From the top you can see the whole Strip, hotel rooftops, the airport and the valley ringed by the Spring Mountains to the west. At dusk you can watch the city shift from daylight to night lights.
There are cabins with bar service for ages 21 and over, and cabins reserved for groups. Tickets are sold for specific time slots, with different prices for day and night.
It’s a relaxed activity, good for those who want to grasp the size of the Strip without going up a tower.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
About 30 minutes for the rotation, plus queue and boarding time.
Best time
Late afternoon, to see the transition from day to night. Nighttime slots are usually more in demand.
How to get there
It’s on the east side of the center of the Strip, at the end of a shopping promenade. The nearest monorail station is a few minutes’ walk away.
Tip
Buy your ticket in advance to choose a sunset slot. People afraid of heights usually feel secure: the cabins are enclosed and the motion is smooth.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about High Roller
How long is a ride on the High Roller?
About 30 minutes. Add queue and boarding time, which vary with the hour and crowd levels.
What’s the best time to ride the High Roller?
Late afternoon, to see the Strip in natural light and, on the same rotation, watch the lights come on. At night the view is of illuminated facades.
Can children ride the High Roller?
Yes, in the standard cabins. Cabins with a bar are for ages 21 and over only.