Sunset
Astronomical calculation
Used to anchor the sunset recommendation for your selected date.
Enter your date to find a practical High Roller window for daylight, sunset or night views, plus a suggested arrival time.
Calculate your window
Sunset changes by more than two hours across the year in Las Vegas. The planner uses the High Roller’s coordinates and formats the result in America/Los_Angeles time.
Your planning estimate
Suggested window based on Las Vegas local time. Check the live calendar for current hours, availability and entry options on your date.
How to read the result
The suggested arrival time includes a practical buffer before your target ride window.
Sunset
Used to anchor the sunset recommendation for your selected date.
Ride window
For sunset, the window spans changing light during a 30-minute rotation.
Arrival
Allows additional time for security, queueing and boarding.
Anytime is the flexible fit for sunset and night because the current regular-ticket listing allows entry from 12 PM until closing. Daytime tickets are limited to 12 PM–5 PM.
On winter dates, sunset can occur before 5 PM. The planner still recommends Anytime for a sunset-first plan unless lower-cost daytime access is your priority.
The night recommendation uses the end of civil twilight and adds a short buffer to target stronger city-light conditions.
The regular-ticket provider currently lists a closure to the general public on October 27, 2026 from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM, and no entry on November 19–21, 2026. The planner flags these dates; use the live calendar to see current availability.
The suggested arrival time includes a buffer for security, queueing and boarding before your target ride window.
Choose your target window here, then use the live ticket calendar to select an available time for your date.
Sources checked
Reviewed September 8, 2026. Sunset times are calculated locally in the browser.