The High Roller in Las Vegas is more than just a giant observation wheel—it’s an iconic experience that offers breathtaking views of the city and beyond.
At 550 feet tall, it is the largest observation wheel in North America, making it a must-visit attraction for anyone looking to see Las Vegas from a whole new perspective.
Located at the LINQ Promenade, the High Roller promises a smooth, exhilarating ride with 360-degree views of the glittering Strip, the majestic mountains, and the sprawling desert.
This article will focus on the High Holler Las Vegas inside, highlighting its size, decor, what you get inside and so on.
Cabin Size
The cabins at High Roller are spherical, and each is 225 square feet (21 square meters) in area.
Each cabin weighs 25 tonnes, allowing 40 people for non-bar pods and 25 people for open-bar cabins.
The High Roller circular structure has 28 cabins and can accommodate a total of 1,120 people at a time.
The cabins are spacious enough to accommodate visitors in wheelchairs and those who are standing or sitting.
Visitors can walk around freely inside the High Roller Las Vegas and see their surroundings from different sides and angles.
High Roller Inside Decor and Display
The High Roller has floor-to-ceiling clear glass walls that allow visitors to view the exterior more vividly.
All the glass pods are air-conditioned, thereby controlling the inside temperature despite the external climate at such a height.
During the day, adequate daylight comes in as you go around the wheel.
In the evening, the inside is dimly lit so that you can enjoy the glitter of the city’s neon lights and see the farthest extent of the city.
There is digital audio commentary throughout the 30-minute ride, which is perfectly timed with where your cabin is and which city landmark it is crossing that you can see.
The interiors have screens at the top of the glass windows showing the details of the observation wheel, including the number of wires, iron weights used, the diameter of the wheel, the weight of the base stands and so on.
As the wheel rotates and your pod goes up, it continuously displays your height. On reaching the topmost height of 550 meters, there is a round of celebration music.
You can sit on the installed benches or stand when inside the cabins.
There are handrailings that you can hold and stand on to give a sense of security.
Soft music plays throughout the ride.
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Happy Hour Cabins
The High Roller also offers cabins with bars, which can be booked using the happy half-hour ticket.
These cabins have the same design, structure, and amenities as the non-bar standard cabins.
The only difference is that these cabins have a bar set up and a bartender who provides unlimited drinks to you during the 30-minute or half-hour ride.
There are both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages that you can opt for.
Visitors aged 21 years and above can access these cabins as per the Nevada drinking law.
As soon as you enter these cabins, the bartender welcomes you and briefs you about the dos and don’ts during the ride and how you can get the drinks.
The best part is that even if there are more people in the happy hour cabins, the trained bartenders make it smooth and entertaining.
Light party music plays in the cabins; get a groove and enjoy the city’s outside views.
There is a small QR code on the bar table. You can scan it and pay a tip to the bartender.
Pro tip: If you are a seasoned drinker, get 6 to 7 drinks in 30 minutes, continuous and unlimited!
Drinks Available Inside High Roller
You get a good variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks in these open-bar cabins.
You can try some nice cocktails or drink some hard liquor, such as rum, whiskey, vodka, beer, gin, tequila and many more.
Some brands served inside are Jack Daniels, Beefeater London, Jim Beam, Bacardi, Absolute, Skyy, Malibu, Captain Morgan and so on.
Insider tip: take your last drink before the ride ends, and carry it with you on your way out.
FAQ
1. Is there a bathroom in the High Roller?
There is no bathroom or restroom inside the High Roller pods. If you have to use it, you can visit the restrooms at the terminal buildings before or after the ride.
2. Is the High Roller safe?
Yes, the observation wheel is made of steel and designed as a cantilever, with strong structures and wires supporting it. The cabins are made of glass and air-conditioned inside.
3. Is the High Roller air-conditioned?
Yes, the High Roller inside is air-conditioned.
4. What to wear on the High Roller?
There is no strict dress code for High Roller Las Vegas inside. However, we suggest that you wear comfortable outfits and shoes to ensure a comfortable walking experience throughout the day.
5. Can strollers be carried inside High Roller?
You can carry strollers inside the High Roller, but it must be folded once inside. We suggest you take management permission before carrying strollers inside.
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