Las Vegas Observation Decks — High Roller, the Strat & FlyOver Compared
The best Strip views come from above — the High Roller wheel, the Strat Tower, the replica Eiffel Tower, the FlyOver ride, and the FlyLINQ zipline.
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Observation Decks & Views: what to know before booking
The best Strip views come from above — the High Roller wheel, the Strat Tower, the replica Eiffel Tower, the FlyOver ride, and the FlyLINQ zipline.
- Availability
- 5 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $23 USD before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 3,300 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Spread along the Strip — High Roller at The LINQ, the Strat at the north end, Eiffel Tower at Paris
- Best time
- Sunset into the early evening for the fountains and the neon switch-on
- Ticket note
- Timed-entry; arrive within your booked window
Observation Decks & Views in Las Vegas
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Everything you should know before you book
Vegas is built to be seen from up high. The 550-foot High Roller is the tallest observation wheel in the U.S.; the Strat Tower deck towers over the north Strip; and the half-scale Eiffel Tower at Paris puts you above the Bellagio fountains. Each sells timed tickets and each frames a different stretch of the Strip.
Go at sunset or just after dark. The neon turns on, the fountains run, and the temperature drops — the difference between a daytime and an after-dark view here is dramatic. For a moving view, the FlyOver flight-simulator ride and the FlyLINQ zipline add motion to the skyline.
Frequently asked questions
Which Las Vegas view is best?
The High Roller gives a slow 30-minute panoramic loop; the Strat is the highest point on the Strip; the Eiffel Tower deck sits right over the Bellagio fountains. Pick by which view you want, or do more than one.
Is the High Roller better day or night?
Night, by a wide margin. The 30-minute rotation lets you watch the Strip light up, and an open-bar 'Happy Half Hour' cabin is available on many tickets.
Are these tickets timed?
Yes — most observation attractions sell timed entry. Book a slot around sunset for the best light, as evening windows go first.