The LINQ Promenade is the open-air pedestrian district between The LINQ Hotel + Experience and Flamingo Las Vegas, at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd.
Its two biggest attractions are the High Roller and Fly LINQ Zipline, but the Promenade also has restaurants, bars, shops and entertainment including Brooklyn Bowl, Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, Icebar and O’Sheas.
Current Promenade hours are generally:
Individual restaurants, bars and attractions can open earlier or stay open later.
The Promenade runs east from Las Vegas Boulevard between The LINQ Hotel + Experience and Flamingo Las Vegas.
The High Roller sits at the far eastern end, so the easiest way to experience the area is simply to enter from the Strip and walk toward the wheel.
The address is:
3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
The Harrah’s/The LINQ Monorail station is also a practical way to reach the area without using a car.
For detailed transport options, see How to Get to the High Roller.
The High Roller reaches 550 feet and completes an approximately 30-minute rotation.
It is the landmark that anchors the Promenade and gives you 360-degree views across Las Vegas.
Standard Daytime and Anytime tickets are available, along with the 21+ Happy Half Hour open-bar experience.
Check standard ticket availabilityIf you are choosing between ride times, read High Roller Day vs Night.
Fly LINQ runs above the Promenade toward the High Roller.
The current zipline is about 1,080 feet long, starts around 114 feet above the Promenade and reaches speeds of up to 35 mph.
It is very different from the High Roller: the zipline is brief and adrenaline-focused, while the wheel is slow and scenic.
If you want to do both, do Fly LINQ first because its operating hours can be shorter than the High Roller’s.
See our Fly LINQ Zipline guide for current restrictions and planning advice.
The current Promenade entertainment directory includes:
That makes the Promenade useful even if you are not planning to ride the High Roller.
You can easily combine a meal, one attraction and a drink without leaving the same pedestrian district.
The current dining directory is much broader than the older versions of the Promenade.
A quick-service option for fish and chips, chicken and casual British-style comfort food.
It works well before a High Roller ride because you do not need to build a long sit-down meal into your schedule.
One of the simplest budget-friendly choices on the Promenade.
It is useful if your priority is a quick meal rather than a destination restaurant.
A full-service restaurant with a large beer selection and a broad American menu.
It sits close to the High Roller end of the Promenade, making it easy to combine with a ride.
Chayo serves Mexican food and has a stronger nightlife atmosphere than most Promenade restaurants.
It also runs late-night Latin programming on selected nights, so the mood changes considerably between brunch, dinner and late evening.
A useful choice for barbecue and larger groups looking for a sit-down meal.
A casual bistro-style option that works for breakfast, lunch or dinner depending on the day.
A pizza-focused option with a straightforward menu that suits groups with mixed tastes.
A full-service restaurant and bar connected to The LINQ area, useful when you want a longer meal rather than fast food.
The Promenade also currently includes places such as:
For a more detailed meal-by-meal breakdown, see Restaurants Near the High Roller.
The Promenade gets livelier after dark.
Your current options include dedicated bars, restaurant bars and entertainment venues rather than one single nightlife zone.
Good places to look at include:
If you want drinks while actually riding the High Roller, the separate Happy Half Hour is the 21+ open-bar option.
Check Happy Half Hour availabilityThe current retail directory includes:
This is not a traditional enclosed shopping mall.
The stores are spread along an outdoor pedestrian street, so browsing works naturally between restaurants and attractions.
If you are only walking through, 30-45 minutes is enough to understand the area.
If you are combining a meal with the High Roller, allow around two to three hours.
If you add Fly LINQ, a show, Brooklyn Bowl or several bars, the Promenade can easily fill most of an evening.
Families should remember that some bars and nightlife spaces become adult-oriented later in the evening even though the Promenade itself remains an open public district.
The Promenade currently lists these general hours:
| Day | Promenade hours |
|---|---|
| Monday-Thursday | 10 am-11 pm |
| Friday-Saturday | 10 am-midnight |
| Sunday | 10 am-10 pm |
These are district hours, not universal business hours.
Restaurants, bars, stores and attractions set their own schedules, and many stay open outside the core Promenade window.
If one specific venue matters to you, check that venue rather than relying only on the Promenade’s general hours.
The Promenade lists parking behind the district at the High Roller + LINQ Promenade lot, with valet near the High Roller.
Because Las Vegas parking pricing and validation rules can change, check the current rate before driving.
The Harrah’s/The LINQ Monorail station is one of the easiest alternatives if you are staying elsewhere along the Strip.
Rideshare is also practical, but pickup and drop-off points can be easier at the connected resorts than on the pedestrian Promenade itself.
Yes. You can walk through the Promenade without buying an attraction ticket. Restaurants, bars, shops and ticketed attractions charge separately.
Current general hours are 10 am-11 pm Monday-Thursday, 10 am-midnight Friday-Saturday, and 10 am-10 pm Sunday. Individual businesses vary.
Yes, particularly during the day and early evening. The High Roller is suitable for all ages, while Fly LINQ has height, weight and age-related rules. Some bars and nightlife venues are adult-oriented.
The High Roller and Fly LINQ are the two headline attractions. The district also includes Brooklyn Bowl, Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, Icebar, O’Sheas and other entertainment.
Yes. The Promenade has everything from quick-service food to sit-down restaurants, so it is easy to eat immediately before or after the ride.
Yes. Parking is available near the Promenade and High Roller. Rates and validation policies can change, so check the current terms before driving.
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