Las Vegas unveils the world’s tallest 168-meter Ferris wheel, the High Roller

▲ The world’s tallest Ferris wheel, “High Roller” in Las Vegas, officially opened on March 31！ (Photo / fromThe LINQ fan page, the same below)

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The “world’s tallest Ferris wheel” officially opened in Las Vegas, USA, on March 31. This massive Ferris wheel, named “High Roller,” not only holds the title of the world’s tallest but also boasts cabins that can accommodate up to 40 passengers each, with a total capacity of 1,120 riders—truly a sight to behold！

Built by Caesars Entertainment Group as part of a large-scale entertainment and retail complex newly constructed in Las Vegas,“The LINQ”the most eye-catching attraction is the world’s tallest Ferris wheel, “High Roller.” Standing at 168 meters tall, a full rotation takes 30 minutes; the Ferris wheel has a total of 28 cabins, each able to hold up to 40 people. That means when fully loaded, up to 1,120 passengers can ride simultaneously.

Still can’t picture how big “High Roller” is？ Compare it to Taipei’s Miramar Ferris Wheel, which stands 100 meters tall, accommodates 288 people, and takes about 17 minutes per rotation; or Janfusun Fancyworld’s Rainbow Ferris Wheel, 88 meters high with a 15-minute rotation, featuring 50 gondolas that each seat 8 people; or E-DA World’s Ferris Wheel, with an 80-meter diameter and an 18-minute rotation. Then you’ll realize just how huge the High Roller really is！

Inside the “High Roller,” besides taking in sweeping day and night views of Las Vegas, if the glimmering lights of this desert city of vice don’t captivate you, each cabin is equipped with 8 TV screens playing movies or music performances. Plus, eating and drinking are allowed inside the cabins—so you can enjoy a meal while watching the TV shows, ensuring you won’t get bored even if the scenery isn’t your thing.

▲ The light show on the exterior of the “High Roller” runs from night until the next morning, matching Las Vegas’s image as the “City That Never Sleeps.”

Equally stunning is the appearance of the Ferris wheel itself. Living up to Las Vegas’s reputation as the “City That Never Sleeps,” when night falls, the entire Ferris wheel is illuminated by a dazzling display of pink, white, purple, green, and blue lights that twinkle until dawn—its beauty visible from anywhere.

But experiencing one sky-high rotation doesn’t come cheap—the ticket prices vary by time slot, ranging fromUSD 24.95 to 59.95 (approximately NTD 750 to 1,800) across five pricing tiers. The priciest “Express Pass,” costing nearly USD 60 (around NTD 1,800), allows entry anytime during operating hours without waiting in line, and currently there are no limits on usage frequency or expiration dates for the passes—making it a great option for many.

% Not only is the world’s tallest Ferris wheel located in the heart of the bustling LINQ complex—you can also shop and dine here while riding the Ferris wheel. The famous Caesars Palace is also just nearby.

Las Vegas “High Roller” Ferris Wheel

Height:168 meters (currently the tallest Ferris wheel in the world)
Operating Hours:Every day from 10:00 AM to 2:00 AM
Ticket Prices:
“Daytime Ticket”:USD 24.95, valid for rides between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM
“Night View Ticket”:USD 34.95, valid for rides between 6:00 PM and 2:00 AM
“One-Day Pass”:USD 44.95, valid for any time on the selected date
“Three-Day Pass”:$54.95, valid for rides at any time within three days
“Express Pass”:$54.95, no queuing required, valid for rides at any time