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  • The High Roller is a 550-foot tall, 520-foot diameter giant Ferris wheel on the Las Vegas Strip. It's owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment Corporation. It is currently the world's tallest Ferris wheel. With reference to the ride itself, it lasts 30 minutes. You ride in an air conditioned "pod-like" cabin, which offers a great 360° view of the Las Vegas strip, and the surrounding Las Vegas valley. There is a concession stand in the lobby, where you can buy alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages before boarding. I chose to ride during the day, because I wanted to see the Las Vegas Valley in its entirety. It was a clear day, and I got the vistas I was looking for. You really do get a great perspective. The only suggestion I'd offer is that if you're riding this attraction for the purpose of taking pictures, you may want to ride in the morning. The Strip is on the western side of the attraction; the sun sets in the west, and the strong afternoon sunlight (reacting to the window tint) could affect your attempts to take photographs. I did not ride at night--although I can imagine the sights would be impressive. I did not buy my ticket directly from the owner operator. I bought it from a third party website. (Think LivingSocial, Groupon, etc.) I paid less than the operator's "posted price". I won't mention what I paid, only because these third party re-sellers sometime run out of inventory, try to sell "packages" (not just single tickets)--in short, what's available through third party marketers can vary. But a price between $18.00 and $22.00 per adult should be an easy find, online or at the ticket office. With reference to the pedestrian mall at the base of this attraction: I can remember when "Bally's" was next door to the "Imperial Palace". Caesars Entertainment now owns both "Bally's" and "The LINQ" resorts. This has allowed the company to convert the street / alleyway, which once separated the two properties into a pedestrian mall, filled with restaurants, bars and retail shopping. Having never walked this feature of the property before, I found it a pleasant foot tour. In summation, I'm glad that I rode this attraction at least once. One of the other passengers expressed a slight discomfort with heights--but did alright in the end. If you have acrophobia, you might want to think twice.
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