A complete guide to High Roller location and getting there
Where is the High Roller Observation Wheel located
The High Roller stands at 550 feet tall, offering stunning panoramic views of the city.
It sits in the heart of the LINQ Promenade on the Las Vegas Strip, directly across from Caesars Palace.
Address: 3545 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 | Find on Maps
Nearest Landmark: Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club (0.5 miles)
Compare your travel options
| Mode of transport | Travel time | Estimated cost | Best for | Get directions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
🚶 Walking | 20–25 min | Free | Strip sightseeing | Find on Maps |
🚌 Bus | 15–20 min | $ | Budget travel | Find on Maps |
🚕 Ride-hail/taxi | 10–15 min | $$ | Convenience | Find on Maps |
🚗 Car | 10–15 min | $$ | Flexible arrival | Find on Maps |
Getting to the High Roller Observation Wheel by public transport
Closest stop: WB Flamingo after LINQ | Find on Maps
Timings: Daily from 4:30am-1:30am
The Centennial Express (CX) route operates from both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at the airport and stops at WB Flamingo after Linq, which is the closest bus stop to the High Roller.
From this stop, it is about a 0.3-mile walk, roughly 6 to 7 mins, to the observation wheel. The bus fare is approximately $6, and tickets can be purchased at the airport bus stops or directly on the bus.
Closest stop: Harrah’s / The LINQ Station | Find on Maps
Timings:
Monday: 7am - 12am
Tuesday-Thursday: 7am - 2am
Friday-Sunday: 7am - 3am
While it doesn’t depart directly from the airport, you can take a bus such as the Centennial Express or Route 109 to a monorail station like the South Strip Transit Terminal.
From there, the Las Vegas monorail can be taken to Harrah’s / The LINQ Station, which is about a 0.2-mile walk (around 4-min). monorail tickets cost around $5.50 per ride, and buses cost approximately $6.
Getting there by car
Driving routes
Distance: 4km
Peak traffic hours: 7am-9am, 4pm-6pm
Closest stop: LINQ Promenade parking lot/entrance gate of the High Roller
Route: Take Paradise Road north, turn left onto East Flamingo Road, then right onto LINQ Lane, arriving at The LINQ Hotel & Casino Parking Garage in about 10 - 15 mins.
For the quickest and most convenient trip, personal car and ride-share services like Uber or Lyft are available directly from the airport. The journey covers about 3.5 miles.
The fare for a ride-share typically ranges from $20 to $25. This option is ideal for travelers who prioritize speed and comfort over cost.
Parking facilities
The LINQ Hotel & Casino Parking Garage: This is a multi-level covered parking facility located just off LINQ Lane via Flamingo Road. It offers the first hour free. Rates are $15 for 1–3 hours and $18 for 3–24 hours from Monday to Thursday, and $23 for up to 24 hours from Friday to Sunday.
Surface Parking: A surface parking lot is also available just behind the High Roller, accessible from E. Flamingo Road, offering convenient street-level access for guests who prefer open-air parking near The LINQ Promenade.
Note: Nevada residents get 3 hours free, and Caesars Rewards members at the Platinum tier or higher receive complimentary parking.
Accessibility
Accessible arrival
The attraction is accessible for many visitors using mobility devices. Motorized and non-motorized wheelchairs and scooters are permitted, and staff can assist with boarding if needed. If you need extra time or support, let the team know when you arrive at the entrance.
Before you board
Cabins remain in motion during normal operations, so boarding can take a little coordination. There are no toilets inside the cabins, and strollers may need to be folded if permitted onboard. Segways are not allowed inside the cabin. Policies can change, so confirm current access rules before visiting.
Walking to High Roller Observation Wheel
Best for: Exploring the Strip on foot
Travel time: About 20–25 min from Bellagio Las Vegas
Distance: About 1.2 mi (1.9 km)
Walking is one of the easiest ways to reach the High Roller if you’re already on the Strip. Start at Bellagio, head north on Las Vegas Blvd, continue toward Flamingo Road, and enter The LINQ Promenade when you see the High Roller signage. This route lets you skip parking, avoid short-distance traffic, and take in the energy of the Strip on the way.
How to enter the High Roller
- Main entrance via The LINQ Promenade: This is the primary access point, situated at the end of the pedestrian-friendly LINQ Promenade, surrounded by a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.
- Back entrance through the Porte Cochère off LINQ Lane: This entrance provides convenient access for guests arriving by car, ride-share services, or taxis, leading directly to the High Roller area.
- Charter group entrance: This entrance is located next to the valet at The LINQ Promenade, designed specifically for large groups or private event bookings.
Frequently asked questions about getting to High Roller Observation Wheel
The High Roller Observation Wheel is at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, inside The LINQ Promenade. It’s just off the central Strip, so you can easily combine your ride with dining, bars, or nearby attractions.
The attraction is in Las Vegas, Nevada, right on the Las Vegas Strip corridor. If you’re planning routes from major resorts, use The LINQ Promenade as your destination rather than only entering ‘The LINQ Hotel.’
If you’re already on the Strip, walking or taking a short rideshare is usually easiest. For first-time visitors, rideshare drop-off at The LINQ Promenade is especially convenient because it reduces parking confusion and extra walking through the resort.
From nearby Strip hotels, a rideshare or taxi is usually the fastest option, typically around 10–15 minutes depending on traffic. Walking can be just as practical for close hotels because road congestion often slows short car trips.
Walking is the cheapest option if you’re staying nearby on the Strip. If you’re a little farther away, RTC buses are usually the next most budget-friendly choice. You can compare arrival options before booking your High Roller tickets.
Yes. The most practical public transit options are Strip buses and the Las Vegas Monorail, followed by a short walk into The LINQ Promenade. Check live route maps before you travel because stop placement and operating hours can change.
The best drop-off point is The LINQ Promenade or High Roller entrance area, not simply ‘The LINQ Hotel.’ That usually gets you closer to the attraction and helps you avoid wandering through the resort before you find the boarding area.
Yes, the most convenient option is The LINQ Hotel + Experience parking garage. Parking policies and charges can change, so it’s smart to confirm live details before you go, especially if you’re visiting on a weekend or holiday evening.
Yes, but the entrance is easier to spot if you look for The LINQ Promenade first. Once you’re inside the promenade, follow the wheel signage. Give yourself a little extra time because check-in and queue lines can be confusing at busy hours.
Allow extra time if you’re using a wheelchair or scooter, since cabins move during boarding. There are no toilets inside the cabin, and stroller rules may vary. Check current opening hours and access details before arrival.
