Las Vegas, United States1 hoursSunset
High Roller
Ideal: Ideal for views, photography, couples, families, and a calmer Las Vegas experience.
At 167.6 meters it was the world's tallest observation wheel when it opened in 2014. Each of twenty-eight glass pods holds forty people and a full rotation takes thirty minutes — more a slow viewing terrace than a classic Ferris wheel. Some sessions include open-bar service inside the pod. Sitting mid-Strip, the top shows both the hotel light line and the dark desert behind at once.
Quick facts
- Built
- 31 March 2014
- Height
- 550 ft
Facts from Wikidata, photos from Wikimedia Commons.
Why go?
- To watch the Strip from above at a calm pace
- For panoramic views of Las Vegas lights
- For a short but memorable city experience
Travel tip
Evening views are stronger; near sunset you can catch both day and night moods.
