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High Roller Observation Wheel

Compare Daytime, Anytime and Happy Half Hour tickets, check live prices, or find the best window for daylight, sunset and night views at The LINQ.

Independent guide by Mykhailo Antoshko. Official attraction website: Caesars / The LINQ ↗

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550 ft168 m wheel height
~30 minone rotation
The LINQ3545 S Las Vegas Blvd
High Roller illuminated above The LINQ Promenade at night
Original photo · August 28, 2026High Roller at The LINQ Promenade
✓Three ticket types clearly compared
PFirst-hand visit · August 28, 2026
↻Ticket rules checked November 3, 2026
iOriginal photos & videos from the ride

High Roller at a glance

What to know before choosing a ticket

The High Roller is a 550-foot (about 168-metre) observation wheel—the Las Vegas Ferris wheel—at The LINQ Promenade in Las Vegas. One rotation takes about 30 minutes; arrival, waiting and boarding add time to your visit.

Location
3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. Directions →
Ticket choice
Compare Daytime for daylight, Anytime for a wider entry window, and Happy Half Hour for the 21+ open-bar experience. Compare tickets →
Best ride time
Sunset offers changing light; night emphasizes the Strip lights. Calculate your date →

Ride and address: Caesars terms. Height: Caesars attraction facts. Source details →

Official website & independent planning

Looking for the High Roller official website?

The official attraction website is Caesars / The LINQ High Roller. Use it for the venue’s own information and booking links. This website is an independent guide by Mykhailo Antoshko, with original visit photos, planning tools and seller comparisons.

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Ride & sunset planner

Find the view you want.

Pick a date and view preference. The planner calculates local sunset and civil twilight, then suggests a practical ride and arrival window.

What do you want to see?

Day, sunset or night?

Three different versions of the same ride.

The wheel is the same; the visual experience is not. Choose based on the scene you want rather than treating every ticket time as interchangeable.

Daytime Las Vegas Strip and mountain view from a High Roller cabin
Daylight

See the valley clearly

Best for mountain outlines, city layout and a simpler daytime schedule. The linked GetYourGuide Daytime option lists noon–5 PM entry; confirm your chosen ticket’s terms.

See daylight view guide →
Adjacent High Roller cabin above Las Vegas around sunset
Sunset

Watch the light change

Our planning pick for a first visit when the date and ticket allow it: board around sunset so one rotation spans two different looks.

Plan a sunset ride →
Las Vegas Strip lights viewed from above at night
Night

Prioritize Strip lights

Best when you want the illuminated skyline. Use an Anytime ticket or a 21+ Happy Half Hour option rather than a Daytime ticket.

See night view guide →

Ticket choice

Match the ticket to your ride.

Compare the entry window and cabin experience, then check the current availability and price for your date.

12 PM–5 PM

Daytime

Best when value and daylight views matter more than sunset or night access.

21+ only

Happy Half Hour

One rotation with an in-cabin open bar and bartender. Bring valid photo ID.

Affiliate link. The public regular-admission listing advertised from $21 when checked November 3, 2026. This is not a quote for a particular date or ticket variant; check the checkout total.

Original photo guide

What the visit actually looked like.

Glass-enclosed, climate-controlled cabins give you a moving 360-degree perspective. Reflections, time of day and cabin position all change the photos you can make.

Quick answers

Before you choose a time.

Short answers here; the linked guides go deeper.

How long is one High Roller ride?

One full rotation is about 30 minutes. Your total visit can be longer after arrival, security, queueing and boarding. Calculate your total visit time →

How much is the High Roller in Las Vegas?

The linked seller advertised regular admission from $21 on November 3, 2026. A starting price is not a quote for your selected date or variant. Use the ticket price guide and compare the final checkout total.

Is sunset or night better?

Sunset gives you changing light during the ride; night gives you the strongest Strip-light effect. Use the planner for your exact date.

Can a Daytime ticket be used at night?

The linked GetYourGuide Daytime option permits entry noon–5 PM; its Anytime option permits entry from noon until closing. Follow the window on the ticket you actually buy, since other sellers or variants may use different terms.

Where is the High Roller?

At The LINQ Promenade, 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

Is this the official High Roller website?

No. Use this site to compare ticket options and plan your ride, then complete the purchase with the linked ticket provider. Caesars Entertainment operates the attraction.

How this guide is maintained

Transparent sources, first-hand material.

Publisher Mykhailo Antoshko rode the High Roller on August 28, 2026, around sunset, tried Happy Half Hour and used LINQ parking. The photos and short videos on this guide were captured during that visit. Operating details and ticket rules are checked separately against venue or booking-provider sources because they can change.

PublisherMykhailo Antoshko

VisitedAugust 28, 2026

Ticket-rule source checkNovember 3, 2026

Official venueCaesars / The LINQ ↗

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Answers for your actual itinerary

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Sources & scope

Where these planning details come from

Source check: . Prices and availability are not a live feed. Original visit and media dates remain August 28, 2026.

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