The High-Roller Wheel at the LINQ is now open!

[kandi.dolfen]

The long-awaited LINQ Wheel is now open. The day pass is $25 and the night pass is $35 per person.

<<Shining bright on the Las Vegas Strip, the 550-foot-tall High Roller is the world's largest observation wheel. This stunning Las Vegas attraction provides tourists and locals alike the ride of a lifetime. The epic wheel is the crown jewel of The LINQ, the Strip's all-new outdoor shopping, dining and entertainment district. The High Roller has 28 spherical, Italian-handcrafted glass-enclosed cabins, each weighing 44,000 pounds. Passengers can enjoy breathtaking Las Vegas views in a 30-minute ride, the time it takes for the entire wheel to rotate. Additionally, there are two booths per cabin.

Each stylish, modern-styled cabin holds up to 40 people, totaling 1,120 at full capacity. Whether renting out a cabin for wedding, private party or flying solo, each 44,000-pound pod features dynamic music and video shows as riders take in the 360-degree sights. There's also an adjacent wheelhouse where guests can reserve private parties and banquets.

A SPECTACULAR YEAR-ROUND LAS VEGAS LIGHT SHOW
Parallel to Las Vegas Boulevard, the massive wheel dazzles with more than 2,000 LED lights and serves as The LINQ's sparkling focal point. The ever-changing colors are such a beauty and display a nightly glorious light show. The lights turn on starting at dusk and stay on until early morning. Lights range from bright pink, turquoise, purple, green and white, as well as color combinations. If you’re not busy admiring the scenery, each cabin comes equipped with eight monitor screens playing video and music shows.>>

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This posting is from: Veronica Lynn Sevier
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It actually opened on Tuesday of our DLV week. Also don't forget about
the express pass where you can skip the line and get right on for about
$60.

Veronica

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[kandi.dolfen]

Thats interesting, I drove by several times to see if it was running but didnt see any activity.
If it takes 30 minutes to go around once, it must move very slow.
When I stayed at the LINQ, my window looked out onto the construction site.
I was hoping to see it run at least once.
$60 is too rich for me, maybe there is a deal to be had for hotel guests.
We shall see.
best wishes,
Dionne

[annie]

> $60 is too rich for me, maybe there is a deal to be had for hotel guests.

If I understand, that's a special "line pass" price.

The regular price itself does seem a bit spendy. Hopefully by next year the novelty will have worn off somewhat and the prices will be down as well.

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It's $25 daytime and $35 for nights. If I head back to Vegas before the
next DLV, I'll give it a try.

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