Big Roller Las Vegas

High Roller    

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Soar 550 feet above the center of the Las Vegas Strip on the largest observation wheel in North America. Get ready to be wowed when you take a spin 550 feet above the Strip. With sweeping 360 …
Soar 550 feet above the center of the Las Vegas Strip on the largest observation wheel in North America. Get ready to be wowed when you take a spin 550 feet above the Strip. With sweeping 360-degree views, the wheel takes 30 minutes to complete one revolution and features 28 spacious cabins to accommodate guests. Scoring a wheel deal makes rolling on the High Roller that much more fun. Discounts for locals and service members available at the box offices. Happy Half-Hour on the High Roller - A one-of-a-kind cocktail experience, Happy Half Hour cabins aboard the High Roller Observation Wheel include an open bar and bartender for one full 30-minute rotation of the wheel. Happy Half Hour cabins can accommodate up to 25 guests aged 21 and over.

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Mar 2, 2025
This was an absolutely fantastic kick off to our 4 nights in Vegas. We got to the wheel Thursday 2/20 at about 5:40 pm. It was JUST after sunset and before last light. It was PERFECT. When we sta…Full review by tiapirkl
Mar 1, 2025
I'd you want to are stunning views of lit up Vegas you should take this ride. The pods hold 40 people and some even have a bar on them. We were very fortunate to have plenty of room to walk around i…Full review by Jacki V
Feb 10, 2025
Get a good view of the strip and suburbs behind it. It takes about 30 minutes to go around. We went at night so got to see Vegas all light up … but be mindful you do get some reflections from the gla…Full review by Sasha M
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With a scale as high as 550 feet (167.6 meters) tall, the vivacious High Roller is one of the largest observational wheels in the world. An …
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Located:Las Vegas Strip, Paradise, Nevada, U.S.
Owner:Caesars Entertainment
Height:550 feet (167.6 m)
Type:Ferris wheel

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Good for kids
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DoVeterans discount get a discount
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I believe so - according to some info via Google and this website. All or email them to make sure.
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Answer by Louise S · Oct 15, 2023
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I saw somewhere that purchasing tickets for the High Roller in advance doesn't mean that you won't have to get in line …
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I saw somewhere that purchasing tickets for the High Roller in advance doesn't mean that you won't have to get in line with people who haven't purchased advance tickets. Is that true? If not, how does it work?
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I purchased my ticket in advance and went right thru. Those who hadn’t, were required to go to a window for purchasing. I bypassed that area and went right upstairs
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Hi Is it better to buy tickets online (where is best?) or to go to the High Roller ticket office on the day and queue up. We …
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Hi Is it better to buy tickets online (where is best?) or to go to the High Roller ticket office on the day and queue up. We probably wouldnt do the drinks package. thanks!
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I believe it is better to buy them online it was cheaper not by much but saved time get up to the ride.
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I purchased tickets and have a question on what tier 1 and tier 2 mean?
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I’m not completely sure but I believe it has to do with including drinks or not.
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Do I Need the Caesars Air Tour Participation Agreement?
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Caesars Rewards Air exclusively provides service through public charters. Due to this, each reservation must have an accepted TPA (Tour Participation Agreement) prior to …
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Caesars Rewards Air exclusively provides service through public charters. Due to this, each reservation must have an accepted TPA (Tour Participation Agreement) prior to travel. If...
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