High Roller in Las Vegas Tickets

Among the many activities to see and do in Las Vegas, visiting the panoramic Ferris wheel High Roller is one of the best alternatives. This 167-meter-high Ferris wheel with 28 oversized cabins is one of the tallest in the world and each of the observation decks is equipped with screens that tell the stories of the attractions that can be seen from the windows.

Located on The Linq, a pedestrian walkway on The Strip, the Ferris wheel offers one of the best views in Las Vegas and a must-see spectacle among the activities to do at night in the city.

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Las Vegas High Roller Tickets

A half-hour ride on the world's tallest Ferris wheel in Las Vegas

You will be able to see every corner of the city from the 167 meters high High Roller while you learn the history of each of the main attractions of Las Vegas.

From $23 at Hellotickets

Since its construction in 2014, High Roller has become one of the city' s favorite rides and will amaze you too, especially if you're visiting Las Vegas with kids. Its wide availability of schedules, since it is open every day of the week and each ride lasts half an hour, makes it a very accessible activity.

With those tickets to the High Roller for the day you choose with the reservation you will be able to opt for a day tour or a night tour and you will also have at your disposal other more complete options, such as the open bar with extra cost. No matter when you visit, I assure you that you will enjoy this attraction that has become an icon of Las Vegas and The Strip, the heart of the city.

Recommended if... you want to know another profile of Las Vegas from the heights and want to participate in one of the most visited attractions in the city.

The cheapest tickets for the High Roller wheel cost approximately 27 euros at Hellotickets and are for daytime rides.

If you want to visit during the night the cost will be approximately 41 euros and you can also choose an option that includes an open bar in the cabin and can be used both at night and during the day and has an approximate cost of 74 euros.

All rides last 30 minutes and all cabins have a screen that will show you the history of each attraction you see through the windows, such as the Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas or the neon lights of the best casinos on The Strip

Please note that if you opt for the open bar option, you must be over 21 years old to access alcoholic beverages. The Ferris wheel is open every day of the week from 2 p.m. to midnight.

Details of interest

• Price of the daytime ride... Approximately 27 euros.
• Price of the night ride... Approximately 41 euros.
• Price of the ride with open bar... Approximately 74 euros.
• Ferris wheel location... 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas.
• Ferris wheel hours... Every day from 2:00 p.m. to 0:00 a.m.

There are three types of tickets for the High Roller and the difference between them depends on the time you want to take the ride and if you want to include the open bar service.

The most common ticket, and the most economical, costs approximately 28 euros and is for the daytime visit, i.e. from the opening at 14.00 to 16.00 hours.

If you want to visit the Ferris wheel at night, an activity capable of competing with the best shows in Las Vegas, the ticket price from 16.00 to 0.00 hours is approximately 41 euros, while if you want to include the open bar service the ticket will cost approximately 74 euros.

If you choose the open bar option you can enter at any time, either day or night, although you should note that this option is only available to those over 21 years old.

You can enter the High Roller Ferris wheel without queuing if you have the Las Vegas Go City tourist pass. There is also priority access for wheelchair users.

The tickets for the ride on the High Roller are included in the Las Vegas Explorer Pass, although you can only opt for the daytime option, so it is a detail that you should consider if you plan to visit the wheel at night, because in that case you will have to buy the ticket on your own.

The Go City All Inclusive Tourist Card offers access to more than 35 attractions in free passes of 2, 3, 4 and 5 days and to access the High Roller Ferris wheel it is not necessary to book in advance, just show the pass before entering.

If you opt for the Las Vegas Explorer Pass option you will be able to choose 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 tours, depending on the plan chosen, and the High Roller Ferris wheel is available to be included among the attractions.

Note that on both the Go City All Inclusive and Go City Explorer cards you can only take the ride once.

The main attraction of the Ferris wheel is taking the 30-minute ride that will allow you to see all points of the city, so there are no guided tours of the High Roller, although some tours of The Strip or Fremont Street include a walk along the boulevard of the Ferris wheel to see its dimensions up close.

As with tours of the Stratosphere Tower, the High Roller is used as a vantage point to discover the city from above and is certainly worth seeing the Las Vegas skyline.

The 30-minute High Roller ride also includes a tour of the history of the sites that can be seen from the windows of the cabins, such as the Bellagio fountains, the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramids or the best museums in the city, from screens located in each viewpoint.

Minors between the ages of 4 and 12 get discounted tickets, so they will pay approximately €12 for the daytime rate and approximately €22 for the nighttime rate. Please note that minors must always be accompanied by an adult.

Minors are not allowed to enter the booths with open bar service, except on occasions when there is a special event on the High Roller Ferris wheel such as during the weeks when yoga classes are offered during the ride.

Children under the age of three accompanied by an adult may access the ride free of charge.

Just like if you buy tickets to the Shark Reef Aquarium or tickets to the Madame Tussauds Museum, the High Roller Ferris wheel is one of the best things to do in the city if you are visiting Las Vegas with children.

Children between the ages of 4 and 12 have a special rate, so they pay approximately 12 euros for the daytime rides and an amount of approximately 22 euros for the nighttime rides.

Children under three years old can enter for free as long as they are accompanied by an adult.

If you plan to visit Las Vegas during Christmas you will see the High Roller wheel illuminated with Christmas colors, something that will delight the little ones.

The High Roller is one of the most visited attractions in the city, so if you plan to travel to Las Vegas in December or in the high season months I advise you to buy tickets in advance.

This way you will avoid being sold out or not available for the exact day you plan to make the ride.

Tickets are also usually cheaper if you buy them in advance online and you will also avoid long lines at the ticket office, especially during clear days, which is when the Ferris wheel attracts the most visitors.

The ride on the Ferris wheel lasts 30 minutes, so you can make this visit during any time of your itinerary, but buying your tickets in advance you can organize a tour of the city and make the most of your visit to High Roller to make a tour of The Strip or Fremont Street.

The Ferris wheel is open daily from 2:00 p.m. to 0:00 a.m., so it has accessible hours to combine your visit to the High Roller with other nearby attractions, such as Planet Hollywood shows in Las Vegas or the city's food tours.click here

The hours are maintained throughout the seasons. Passes from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. are considered daytime, while 4:00 p.m. to 0:00 a.m. will apply for the nighttime rate.

The ride on the High Roller takes 30 minutes and its location on The Linq, in the heart of The Strip, ensures that you can easily access it from downtown and the surrounding areas if you are using public transportation or the city's tour buses.

If you bought your tickets in advance, access is quick. It could only be delayed if you have to wait at the ticket office to buy tickets and then queue to get on the Ferris wheel.

The answer depends on the view you want to get. If you want to see the immensity of the city and its surroundings, the best time is during the day, as long as the weather is clear so you don't miss any detail, especially if you are visiting Las Vegas in January or during the wettest months.

If you prefer to see the city lit up from above, the best time is at night, when you can see the neon lights of the casinos and hotels and also the Las Vegas buildings.

If you choose the night tour I advise you to place yourself on the right side of the cabins, which are those that point straight to The Strip, where you will find the best illuminations of the city.

If after your visit you decide to stay in Linq, you can dine at local restaurants or visit some of the famous bars in the area.

From downtown Las Vegas you can take the Paradise monorail to Harrah's station, the Deuce bus to Mirage station or the 113 and 108 buses combined with the monorail.

You can also use the Las Vegas hop on-hop off tour bus services that have a stop at Linq and if you decide to go in a rented car there are parking lots available next to the High Roller Ferris wheel ticket booth.

The High Roller Ferris wheel is one of the most interesting attractions in Las Vegas, so once you settle into the cabin for the ride, you will only have 30 minutes to enjoy the best views of the city and the history of the buildings you observe through the window and that you can learn about through the screens of each viewpoint.

To optimize the experience, if you do not buy the ticket that includes the open bar, I advise you to buy a drink to consume during the walk.

If you choose a daytime ride, it is preferable that you stand on the right side of the booths, which is the one facing The Strip, so you will have the best views. This is also convenient for daytime rides, since the best illuminations in the city are found there.

Before or after your walk you can enjoy a shopping tour on Linq, The Strip or Fremont Street, where you will also find places to have lunch, dinner or a drink at a bar.