Biglietto d'ingresso per ruote a rulli alti al The LINQ

Done the High Roller many times, and the Happy Half Hour twice now. Views are incredible any time of day, but prefer night time rides. The ride is very smooth and generally continuously moves unless they need to load or unload wheel chair bound riders in another cabin. The photos are kind of gimmicky and not worth it in our opinion, especially as multi-time riders. If you do the Happy Half Hour, be prepared to tip your bartender. This time around, the bartender unexpectedly cut off the car well before the ride was over, hence the lower rating, whereas the first time the bartender gave plenty of warning for last call and laid out expectations at the beginning to make it easier to plan.

Drinks are pretty determined. Its kind of packed, and the ride operator will pressure you for tips to continue a "more enjoyable" ride. Not recommended for the price.

Go at night to see Vegas lit up. It makes a difference. Great views of the Sphere and surrounding areas.

This is a great value for your money. Besides seeing all of Vegas, it's a great way to meet people from other places.

This was a great way to get your tickets and it was cheaper that the kiosks or through ticket master. The experience itself was very nice. Great view of Vegas at night!

Very easy experience when you buy your tickets online. We went after dark so we could see the Strip all lit up.

This was such a great experience 100% is a must when in Vegas did a day one absolutely amazing…,,,,,

Awesome ride, with spectacular view. I love the smooth ride. The whole process was outstanding. Everyone seemed to be amazed.

The High Roller is a unique version of an old fashioned ferris wheel and a ride on it is memorable and should not be missed. The massive creation features enclosed spherical pods which, on our visit, held fifteen riders. Ride literature indicates that it can hold 40 people, but in my opinion that would limit the experience and leave riders vying for prime viewing spaces. Fifteen people was comfortable and allowed everyone to move around leisurely and enjoy the entire experience. The clear windows offer 360 degree views of Las Vegas - from the Strip to the Sphere to the desert, you can see it all. Bench style seating along part of the perimeter offers an option for those that find standing difficult, but it will impede viewing. The High Roller moves very, very slowly and operates without stopping to let passengers on or off. The smooth operation and slow rotation creates a seamless experience without the starts and stops found on amusement park attractions. Once aboard, you will gradually ascend to the peak and then slowly return, with the overall ride being about 30 minutes. One criticism is that the windows appear to have not been cleaned on the outside in some period of time. They were not grimy or filthy, but definitely affected taking photos. Given the cost of the ride, I think that the LINQ can pay someone to wash the pod glass more frequently. Listed below are a couple of tips to get the most out of the experience. Tip 1: Go at night. There is nothing like the glitz and glamour of thousands of lights on the Strip the make the evening magical. Tip 2: Make sure you take in The Sphere on the opposite side of the car from the Strip - it is amazing from an elevated position. Tip 3: Look for discounted tickets. The regular retail price if purchased at the gate is expensive. Look for discounted tickets at online travel sites or at the LINQ Players Club desk.

I would say that if the guest has mobility issues, like my mother and I, you may want to let potential guests know about the process of getting on and off the pod. The process of getting on and off while moving, even at a slow pace, could be challenging.