High Roller Observation Wheel Las Vegas, NV

How tall is the High Roller Wheel?

The High Roller is 550 feet (168 meters) in height—making it North America's highest observation wheel and the world's second-tallest observation wheel, next to the world's tallest, Ain Dubai.

How many people fit in one cabin at a time?

The High Roller Wheel has 28 cabins that are capable of holding up to 49 people at a time.

What are the cabins like?

Each cabin is spacious and fully enclosed, offering 300 square feet of floor-to-ceiling glass and plenty of room to move around. Two small benches are available if seating is preferred. For a tech twist, each cabin features eight monitor screens showcasing dynamic videos and music, synchronized with different points, like reaching the highest point.

How long does one revolution take?

It takes about 30 minutes to make one revolution, but expect to spend up to one (1) hour.

Does the wheel ever stop moving?

No. The wheel moves at a slow one foot per second allowing guests to easily enter and exit the cabins.

Are there restrooms in the cabin?

No, the cabins do not have restrooms. However, restrooms are available in the Wheel House before and after the ride.

Are outside drinks permitted inside the cabin of The LINQ High Roller Wheel?

Yes, individual outside drinks are allowed as long as they are not in glass containers. Coolers and cases are not permitted. The Happy Half Hour ticket provides access to the Happy Half Hour cabin (ages 21+ only), which features a full open bar.

Is parking available?

Both self-parking and valet parking are available. Valet parking is conveniently located just a few steps away from the wheel entrance, and the self-parking lot is a quick walk behind the wheel. The lot is located off Flamingo and Linq Lane, with another entrance off Koval and Winnick, east of Las Vegas Boulevard.