The High Roller is located at The LINQ Promenade on the Las Vegas Strip. You can easily walk to it if you're staying on the Strip, or take a taxi, rideshare, or public transportation to the LINQ Hotel + Experience.

Yes, there is parking available at The LINQ Hotel + Experience. Valet and self-parking options are typically available, though fees may apply.

Yes, several Las Vegas public bus routes stop near The LINQ Promenade, making it accessible via public transport. Check local bus schedules for the most up-to-date information.

The High Roller observation wheel is generally accessible for wheelchairs and mobility devices. The cabins are spacious and designed to accommodate all guests.

From McCarran International Airport (LAS), you can take a taxi, rideshare service (Uber/Lyft), or a shuttle to The LINQ Hotel + Experience. The ride typically takes about 10-20 minutes depending on traffic.

Ticket prices vary depending on the time of day and package. General admission during the day is typically around $27, while nighttime tickets are around $37. The 'Happy Half Hour' with an open bar is usually between $52-$62. Look for discounts online!

You can purchase tickets directly from the High Roller box office, their official website, or through third-party sites like Groupon, which often offer discounts. Some hotel key cards may also have discount codes.

Yes, discounts are often available! Check Groupon, look for codes on hotel key cards, or inquire at the box office. Locals may also receive special pricing.

The High Roller typically operates daily from around 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., but hours can vary seasonally. It's always best to check their official website for the most current operating schedule.

While you can often purchase tickets on-site, booking in advance is recommended, especially for nighttime rides or during peak seasons, to secure your preferred time slot and potentially get better pricing.

A single ride on the High Roller observation wheel lasts approximately 30 minutes, completing one full revolution.

The 'Happy Half Hour' is a special ticket option that includes an open bar with unlimited drinks for the duration of your 30-minute ride in a dedicated cabin.

Standard cabins can hold up to 40 people, while the 'Happy Half Hour' bar carts typically accommodate up to 25. However, cabins are often less crowded than capacity.

From the top, you get stunning panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip, including the Sphere, downtown Las Vegas, and the surrounding mountains. Nighttime offers the most spectacular light show. +1

Absolutely! The High Roller is a fantastic spot for photography. You'll get incredible shots of the Strip, the Sphere, and the cityscape, especially at night.

Generally, you cannot bring outside drinks unless purchased from a bar within The LINQ Promenade immediately before your ride. Smuggling your own is possible but not officially permitted.

The High Roller itself features a 'Happy Half Hour' open bar in select cabins. The LINQ Promenade, where the High Roller is located, offers numerous bars and restaurants to enjoy before or after your ride.

A variety of mixed drinks, shots, and other alcoholic beverages are available. Bartenders are known to be quick and generous with pours.

Drinks can be purchased inside the cabins, but they are typically more expensive than buying them beforehand. Many opt to pre-game at nearby bars like Yard House or Stage Door to save money.

The LINQ Promenade offers a wide array of dining options, from casual eateries to sit-down restaurants. You can find everything from quick bites to more elaborate meals.

Nighttime offers the most dramatic and vibrant photos of the Las Vegas Strip lights. However, daytime provides clear views of the surrounding mountains and the Sphere in daylight. +1

While personal photography is encouraged, professional photoshoots may require special arrangements or permissions. The pods are spacious enough for great personal shots.

Capture the iconic Las Vegas Strip, the unique architecture of the Sphere, the Fremont Street Experience (in the distance), and the vast desert landscape. +1

Generally, standard cameras and smartphones are allowed. Large professional equipment or tripods might be restricted, so it's best to check their policy if you plan to bring extensive gear.

Yes, you can often purchase photo packages from onboard photographers who will take your picture before you board or during your ride.