High Roller Las Vegas Official Website: Tickets & Booking Guide (2026)
Quick answer
The official operator page for the LINQ High Roller is on Caesars Entertainment’s website:
https://www.caesars.com/linq/things-to-do/attractions/high-roller
Caesars operates the attraction at The LINQ Promenade. You can also buy High Roller tickets from established third-party ticket platforms.
The important thing is not simply whether a seller is “official.” Compare the ticket type, valid hours, final price, cancellation terms and date flexibility before paying.
For most visitors, the main standard choices are Daytime admission and Anytime admission. Happy Half Hour is a separate 21+ open-bar experience.
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What is the official High Roller website?
The High Roller is operated by Caesars at The LINQ Promenade.
Its official attraction page is:
https://www.caesars.com/linq/things-to-do/attractions/high-roller
Use that page when you specifically want operator information, current Caesars promotions or direct booking options.
The High Roller is located at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Current operating hours are generally:
- Monday–Thursday: 12 pm–12 am
- Friday–Sunday: 12 pm–2 am
Special events and holidays can change hours, so verify your date before traveling.
For more detail, see our High Roller Opening Hours & Best Time guide.
Do you have to buy from the official website?
No.
You can buy from the operator or from established ticket platforms.
The product you receive matters more than the logo at the top of the checkout page.
Before buying, compare:
- whether the ticket is Daytime or Anytime
- the permitted entry window
- peak-date pricing
- taxes and fees
- refund/cancellation conditions
- how long the ticket remains valid
- whether the ticket is delivered electronically
- whether you are buying a standard ride, Happy Half Hour or a combination product
A reseller may sometimes offer a useful booking condition or package; the official site may sometimes have a promotion unavailable elsewhere.
Compare the final terms rather than assuming one channel is always cheaper.
Current High Roller ticket types
Standard Daytime
Daytime tickets are the lower-priced standard option and are valid from 12 pm to 5 pm.
Current starting prices are $29 for adults and $10 for youth ages 4–12.
Standard Anytime
Anytime tickets are valid from 12 pm until closing, so they cover sunset, evening and night visits.
Current starting prices are $39 for adults and $19 for youth ages 4–12.
Children aged 3 and under ride free with a paying parent or legal guardian.
Happy Half Hour
Happy Half Hour is restricted to guests aged 21 and over and includes an open bar with a bartender during one approximately 30-minute rotation.
Do not confuse Happy Half Hour with a guaranteed private-cabin booking. Private events are a separate arrangement.
See our Happy Half Hour Tickets guide for the current details.
Official site vs third-party ticket site
| Question | Official operator site | Established reseller |
|---|---|---|
| Who sells it? | Caesars / operator channel | Third-party booking platform |
| Standard tickets | Yes | Usually |
| Happy Half Hour | Yes when available | Available on selected platforms |
| Promotions | Caesars-specific offers may appear | Platform-specific pricing or offers may appear |
| Cancellation rules | Depend on product/rate | Depend on the exact listing |
| Mobile ticket | Typically available | Typically available |
| Best choice | Depends on your date and terms | Depends on your date and terms |
The sensible way to buy is to compare the final checkout price and conditions for the exact ticket you want.
Booking through GetYourGuide
GetYourGuide currently lists the High Roller standard ride as an electronic ticket product.
The standard listing linked below is non-refundable and is valid for three days from the selected date. That can be useful if you want some flexibility over exactly when you ride during your Las Vegas stay.
Check standard ticket availabilityRead the product details on your chosen date before paying because terms can change.
High Roller + Fly LINQ ticket options
The High Roller and Fly LINQ are both at The LINQ Promenade, so they are a natural combination if you want one slow scenic attraction and one fast ride.
Existing third-party combination inventory can vary by date and platform.
Check High Roller + Fly LINQ optionsFor the practical differences between the two attractions, see our High Roller + Fly LINQ guide and Fly LINQ Zipline guide.
How to check that you are buying the right ticket
Before you press the final payment button, look for these five things.
1. Ticket type
Make sure the listing says Daytime, Anytime, Happy Half Hour or the exact combination you want.
2. Entry window
A Daytime ticket is not an evening ticket. If you want the illuminated Strip, make sure your admission is valid after 5 pm.
3. Age rules
Standard tickets are suitable for families. Happy Half Hour is 21+.
4. Cancellation policy
Do not assume every High Roller ticket has the same cancellation terms.
The GetYourGuide standard product linked from this site is currently non-refundable.
5. Final price
Look at the total after taxes and fees, particularly on peak dates.
Headline “from” prices are useful for comparison but may not be the amount charged for your chosen date.
How long does the High Roller take?
One rotation takes approximately 30 minutes.
For the complete attraction experience, allow closer to one hour to cover arrival, entry, boarding and exit.
The wheel has 28 cabins, each capable of carrying up to 40 people.
For a step-by-step description, read What to Expect on the High Roller.
Is it safe to buy from a third-party platform?
Use established booking platforms and read the product details carefully.
The main risk is usually not that a recognizable platform is “fake” but that a visitor buys the wrong ticket type, misunderstands cancellation terms or expects an inclusion that the listing does not provide.
Check:
- attraction name
- date
- valid hours
- age restrictions
- cancellation terms
- meeting or entry instructions
- mobile-ticket requirements
Keep your booking confirmation accessible on your phone when you arrive.
Can you buy tickets at the attraction?
The operator’s terms allow ticket sales through official ticket offices/kiosks as well as online channels.
Buying ahead is generally more convenient if your Las Vegas schedule is already fixed because you can compare the exact product before arriving.
If you prefer to decide on the day, check live availability first—especially for evening or special-experience tickets.
Official information worth checking before your visit
Use the Caesars High Roller page when you need operator-controlled information such as:
- current operating hours
- temporary closures
- special events
- direct promotions
- private-event inquiries
- attraction policies
For planning the rest of the visit, our specialist guides cover the details in a more visitor-focused way:
- Opening Hours & Best Time
- Inside the High Roller Cabins
- High Roller Night Lights
- What to Expect
- How to Get to the High Roller
Frequently asked questions
What is the official High Roller website?
The official operator page is on Caesars Entertainment at https://www.caesars.com/linq/things-to-do/attractions/high-roller.
Is HighRoller-Vegas.com the official High Roller website?
No. HighRoller-Vegas.com is an independent visitor-information website. The attraction itself is operated by Caesars.
Can I buy High Roller tickets from a reseller?
Yes. Established ticket platforms sell High Roller admission. Compare the exact ticket, final price and booking conditions before purchasing.
Which standard ticket should I buy?
Choose Daytime if you want the lower price and daylight views. Choose Anytime if you want to ride after 5 pm, including sunset or at night.
Is Happy Half Hour a standard ticket?
No. It is a separate 21+ open-bar experience.
How long is the High Roller ride?
Approximately 30 minutes for one full rotation. Allow closer to one hour for the complete attraction visit.
Where is the High Roller?
At The LINQ Promenade, 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Is the official website always the cheapest place to buy?
Not necessarily. Prices and promotions can vary. Compare the final total and booking conditions for your specific date.
