High Roller Observation Wheel at the LINQ Promenade offers two experiences – the regular High Roller ticket and the Happy Hour ticket. 

While the regular ticket gets you 30 minutes in one of the Linq High Roller cabins, the Happy Hour ticket gets 30 minutes in the Happy Hour Cabins, which come with an open bar and bartender. Buy High Roller Tickets

Visitors in the Happy Hour Cabins sip on cocktails even as they enjoy majestic 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip and beyond.

During this half-hour, visitors can order as many drinks as they want from the open bar within the cabin. 

Happy Half Hour pods can accommodate up to twenty-five guests.

From the Happy Hour High Roller cabins, you admire the neon-lit cityscape with a drink in hand while listening to a funny narrator share exciting trivia and the history of Las Vegas.

The narration is timed to point out the region’s landmarks as they appear during the High Roller’s rotation. 

High Roller’s Happy Hour tickets are priced at $65.50, and since the cabin serves alcoholic drinks, only visitors above 21 years can participate.

On Happy Hour tickets, High Roller doesn’t offer any discounts for seniors, students, or disabled visitors. 

High Roller in Las Vegas is open from 2 pm to 12 midnight throughout the week. 

The last ride starts at 11.30 pm. 

If you plan to buy the regular High Roller ticket, get the daytime ticket if you want to visit between 12 pm and 6.59 pm. 

If you plan to visit after 7 pm, select the nighttime ticket on the ticket booking page. 

However, High Roller Happy Hour tickets are anytime tickets – once purchased, you can visit the attraction anytime during the open hours. 

If you plan to book Las Vegas’ High Roller Happy Hour Cabin at the Linq, it is best to visit at least half an hour after the sun has gone down.

That’s when the whole of Las Vegas is lit up, and the neon signs have started glittering. 

Some tourists plan their visit to the top of the High Roller to coincide with the Bellagio fountains below.

The Bellagio Fountains perform every 30 minutes until 8 pm, following which they perform every 15 minutes until midnight.

The Happy Hour Cabins have an upper limit of 25 visitors per cabin. 

Even if you end up with a full cabin, it is not something to worry about because the bartenders are very professional and don’t take more than 30 seconds to pour a drink.

The High Roller Happy Hour cabin serves unlimited liquor, beer, wine, and cocktails for 30 minutes for around $30 more than the regular ticket price.

Bud Light, Miller Lite, Coors Light, etc., are some beers served in the moving bar. 

As for hard liquor, Jim Beam, Jack Daniels, Absolute, Skyy, Bacardi, Malibu, Beefeater, Sauza Tequilla, etc., are available. 

Bartenders are also quick in mixing up your cocktail if you prefer. 

Insider Tip! Visitors can grab a drink at the end of their High Roller ride and take it with them. 

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