Guide to Caesars Palace Attractions - High Roller, Eiffel Tower & Fly LINQ

Guide to Caesars Palace Attractions - High Roller, Eiffel Tower & Fly LINQ

By Dom Bewley

Caesars Palace is one of Las Vegas' most iconic spots. At this palatial resort, visitors are welcome to play, dine, and unwind in one of the world's most famous hotels and casinos. But when you've played the tables, what else is there for you to enjoy at Caesars Palace?

In this guide to Caesars Palace, we'll explore three of the casino giant's biggest attractions; the High Roller, the Eiffel Tower, and the Fly Linq. Before long, you'll know why they should be at the top of your itinerary when you visit Las Vegas!

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The High Roller

Want to experience one of the best views of the city? Then you want to ride the High Roller. Reaching 550 feet off of the ground, it's the world's largest observation wheel. If thirty minutes of stunning views sounds like just the ticket, look no further.

How to get High Roller tickets?

We've got you covered – High Roller tickets are available with the below money-saving options, so you can choose the attraction pass that's right for you:

1. All-Inclusive Pass – All you can do. Includes admission to over 35 attractions.

2. Explorer Pass – Choose as you go. Includes admission of up to 7 attractions.

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Tips for visiting the High Roller

  • There's no need to book in advance! Present your pass at the High Roller Guest Entrance.
  • Grab a drink at the base before boarding at the wheelhouse.
  • Some say the right side of the cabins offers the best views, so plan accordingly and try and get a spot!
  • Spend some time exploring the LINQ outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment area.
  • Purchase a souvenir photo from your visit as a keepsake from your Las Vegas adventure.
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The Eiffel Tower

For more unique views of the city, why not ascend this half-sized recreation of the iconic Parisian monument? Even before you reach the Eiffel Tower, you'll pass through recognizable landmarks like the Louvre and the Arc De Triomphe.

Then, take a glass elevator straight to the top for one of Vegas' most romantic spots.

How to get Eiffel Tower tickets?

We've got you covered – Eiffel Tower tickets are available with the below money-saving options, so you can choose the attraction pass that's right for you:

1. All-Inclusive Pass – All you can do. Includes admission to over 35 attractions.

2. Explorer Pass – Choose as you go. Includes admission of up to 7 attractions.

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Tips for visiting the Eiffel Tower

  • Present your pass at the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck Box Office at General Admission Ticket Line to receive your entry ticket.
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Fly LINQ

If you like your heights paired with a sense of adventure, then look no further than Fly LINQ. It's the only zipline in town - literally. Dangling 122 feet in the air, you'll get a very unique view of the strip. Go it alone or ride with up to ten daring others; there's nothing quite like it in Las Vegas.

Make sure you grab a photo of your endeavor after you're on terra firma. In hindsight, the image of your face captured in abject horror will be rather amusing.

How to get Fly LINQ tickets?

We've got you covered – Fly LINQ tickets are available with the below money-saving options, so you can choose the attraction pass that's right for you:

1. All-Inclusive Pass – All you can do. Includes admission to over 35 attractions.

2. Explorer Pass – Choose as you go. Includes admission of up to 7 attractions.

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Tips for visiting Fly LINQ

  • To book your time and collect your ticket, please redeem your pass at the Center Strip Box Office. Time slots are subject to availability.
  • Wear comfortable clothing – this is an open-air experience. Guests must be at least 80lbs and not weigh more than 300lbs. Guests must be no taller than 6'8".

Caesar's Palace - Directions and Address

Caesars Palace

3570 S Las Vegas Blvd

Las Vegas

NV 89109

Closest Stops

Harrah's & The LINQ Monorail Station

Bally's & Paris Monorail Station

Save on Tickets with Go City

Remember, Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility, which can include High Roller, Eiffel Tower, and Fly LINQ tickets, plus admission to your choice of other top attractions. You'll make great savings on entry to top museums, tours, and activities vs. paying at the gate. Visit multiple attractions for one low price.

Dom Bewley
Go City Travel Expert

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Things to do in Las Vegas for Pride Day

Las Vegas is as camp as Christmas. This, after all, is the city that has hosted epic residences by some of the planet’s biggest gay icons – Elton John, Celine Dion, Cher, Barry Manilow, Katy Perry, Mariah and Liberace, to name just a few. Sin City’s 24-hour party culture means there’s always a club, restaurant or high-class cocktail bar to get the party started, and who hasn’t dreamt of spending feather boa-clad evenings at the blackjack tables followed by long languid days sipping pina coladas in poolside cabanas? Naturally, then, fabulous Las Vegas is also a fine place to celebrate Pride, with a flamboyant annual parade and festival that could even be said to rival the more famous parties in neighboring San Diego and LA. Better yet, in a bid to dodge the searing desert heat of traditional summer Pride events, Sin City’s official Pride parade and festival takes place in the marginally more bearable climes of October, meaning you can, should you so wish, march for Pride twice in the same year! Here’s what to expect from Las Vegas Pride, and the city’s other hot tickets for LGBTQ+ travelers, in October, in June, and all year round!. Las Vegas Pride Parade and Festival The Las Vegas Pride Night Parade and Festival take place over a single weekend in October. Friday evening sees the weekend get started in earnest as some 30,000 revelers join the party in Downtown Las Vegas. There’s a pre-show from around 6PM, with a parade along 4th Street at 7PM. You can expect all the usual entertainments: eye-poppingly OTT floats (many sponsored by the huge Vegas casino resorts), plus theatrical costumes, drag kings and queens, live music and marching bands. Like pretty much everything else in Vegas, it’s quite the spectacle. The parade finishes close to the Fremont Street Experience, the ultra-modern dining and entertainment complex that’s the jewel in Downtown’s sparkling crown, and where you can expect plenty of Pride-related partying, with cocktails, live music and LED light shows getting the party into full swing. The official Pride Block Party, however, can be found a little further back along 4th Street, featuring food trucks, bars and live performances until late. Entry to the Friday event is free, but you’ll need tickets for the all-day festival at the same location on the Saturday. Kids are welcome to hang out until 7PM but stage shows get a little racy after with acts that are not necessarily recommended for tender young eyes and ears. There’s also a Pride Pets event at Craig Ranch Regional Park on Saturday afternoon, with prizes available for very good (and very well-dressed) doggos. June Pride in Las Vegas Las Vegas is of course fabulous year-round (it even says so on the famous sign!) so – no surprises – the city does also get heavily involved in the global Pride month of June, with unofficial Pride parties and events popping up across town. Some of the best recurring annual shindigs include these absolute must-dos… The Phoenix Bar & Club is one of Sin City’s premier gay bars and hosts a Pride party on the first Saturday every single month of the year. For obvious reasons, June’s is perhaps the biggest of them all. Expect karaoke, drag acts and other surprises. Only the biggest and best LGBTQ+ pool parties in Vegas, Temptation Sundays run weekly at the Luxor through summer, promising go-go dancers, stylish drag queens, live DJs and pool discos! Catch the Las Vegas Men’s Chorus performing their uplifting mix of pop, Motown and musical showtunes. The legendary Queen Las Vegas is the Strip’s only LGBTQ+ bar, restaurant and club. June highlights include karaoke (natch), drag queen performances (of course), ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ viewing parties, and weekend drag brunches. LGBT+ Las Vegas Nightlife The LGBTQ+ nightlife in Las Vegas is wild at just about any time of year, but never more than in June and October, when there are all sorts of Pride-related theme nights going on. We’ve already mentioned the must-visit Queen Las Vegas, with its hedonistic weekend club nights. Celeb fave Piranha offers similarly hi-NRG all-night beats, strobe lighting and exclusive boxes with Strip and dance floor views.  Hit up the Flex Cocktail Lounge, Quadz, Fun Hog Ranch and The Garage for slightly more laid back LGBTQ+ vibes, including theme nights, karaoke, billiards, darts and more. Unleash your inner Nina Simone accompanied by a live pianist at Fremont Street karaoke favorite Don’t Tell Mama. Or mosey over to the Flamingo to catch the rip-roaring theatrical production of RuPaul’s Drag Race Live!, starring a rotating cast of the planet’s most fabulous drag queens. Of course, this barely scratches the surface of the astonishing number (and variety) of LGBTQ+ parties and events held year-round in Sin City. Check the official Las Vegas Pride calendar for all the latest listings. Top Las Vegas Attractions You’re in Vegas, baby! This a city that truly never sleeps, so naturally there’s plenty to see and do here, should you fancy a break from all that partying. Some of our favorite things to do include the below… Seeing the Bellagio fountain lit up in the colors of the Pride flag during the festival. Catch the show every 15 minutes from 7PM. And while you’re there, the Bellagio just happens to have its own fine art gallery and botanical garden, as well as some of the hottest designer shopping in town. There’s no souvenir selfie more fabulous than a snap by the ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ sign at the end of the Strip. Get there via the quite excellent Deuce bus service or, heck, hire a pink cadillac and drive there with the top-down for ultimate Instagram bragging rights. You’re spoiled for choice with the proliferation of shows in and around the Las Vegas Strip. Pick from major rock and pop stars, comedians, conjurors, puppeteers and, of course, the famous Blue Man Group and Cirque shows. Choose your own adventure on a Pink Jeep Tour of Vegas – or beyond! Options include Strip deep dives, cruises out to Red Rock Canyon, and even epic round-trips to Death Valley’s Badwater Basin. Get pampered to the max at the Roman baths at Qua Baths & Spa in Caesars Palace, where the 24-carat gold collagen facial massage is just about as decadent as massage gets. Ride the Las Vegas High Roller, currently the second-tallest observation wheel on the planet, for far-reaching views across the glittering city skyline and beyond. Book a private pod with bubbly for the win (and to calm your nerves 550 feet up)! Many of the above attractions and activities are included with a Go Las Vegas pass, which could save you up to 50% when visiting multiple Sin City bucket-listers. Find out more about the different types of Go Las Vegas pass and choose yours here.
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Things to do in Las Vegas at Night Time

It’s difficult to accurately convey the excitement of Las Vegas after dark. It’s the kind of thing that really has to be experienced, at least once, to be believed. We’re talking kaleidoscopic neon lights that set the night sky ablaze from dusk till dawn, larger-than-life dancing fountains and exploding volcanoes on the Strip, and hands-down the best nightlife on the planet, from mega-clubs to world-class concerts to huge, cavernous casinos. And that’s just for starters. They don’t call it the entertainment capital of the world for nothing, you know! We’ve attempted to distill the very essence of Sin City into just 10 essential after-dark activities. Check out our favorite things to do in Las Vegas at night time below, including: The Strip by bus and by helicopter Flamboyant Bellagio and Mirage hotel shows The Fremont Street Experience A date atop the Eiffel Tower A cacophony of clubs, concerts and casinos The Neon Museum The High Roller observation wheel Vegas Night Rider A bus tour is one of the easiest ways to get a flavor of Sin City at any time. But it’s particularly special at night, when the desert city transmits its bright neon glow out into the stratosphere and the streets are abuzz with party people. Ride the Strip and marvel at the flamboyant mega-resorts, pause for a night time selfie at the iconic ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ sign and experience a little old-school Vegas downtown, where you’ll have free time to explore the epic Fremont Street Experience and nab yet more snaps in front of the famous Golden Nugget casino, an essential part of the landscape here since 1946. Free Strip Entertainment You can find all the night time entertainment you’ll ever need along the length of Las Vegas Boulevard, aka the Strip, where mega-hotels vie for your attention with increasingly flamboyant live spectacles, perfect for lighting up your Insta. Chief among these must-sees are the Bellagio fountains: great skyscraping jets of balletic water that sway in time with classical music belters and modern pop bangers. Then there’s the volcano at Mirage, complete with leaping flames, eyebrow-singeing fireballs and, um, pina colada-scented smoke. Only in Las Vegas. Both shows run at regular intervals throughout the evening, right up until midnight. Ride the High Roller Towering a casual 550 feet above the Strip, the Las Vegas High Roller is second only in height to the Ain Dubai in the hotly contested observation wheel world league. As the sun sets over Sin City, the High Roller is illuminated with 2,000 LED lights, creating an eye-popping display that stands out superbly against the night sky even in this perpetually neon-lit metropolis. Step aboard at the LINQ Promenade for a smooth 30-minute ride that soars over the streets, affording dizzying views along the Strip and beyond. Over 21? Steady vertigo-induced nerves with a Dirty Martini in one of the open-bar cabins. Feeling Lucky? Can you even say you’ve been to Vegas if you haven’t spent time in one of the city’s cavernous mega-casinos? No, dear reader, you cannot. Take your pick of the slots or try your luck on the poker, craps, roulette and blackjack tables. There are (obvs) dozens of casinos to choose from (it’s Vegas, baby!) but for pure old-school charm, Caesars Palace and the Golden Nugget are tough to beat. Good luck, and don’t forget to gamble responsibly, kids. Fremont Street Experience Easily one of the coolest things to do in Las Vegas at night time, the Fremont Street Experience is an epic downtown entertainment complex that includes fine-dining restaurants, trendy cocktail bars and – because this is Las Vegas – a 1,700-foot-long zip wire with a launch platform that’s designed to look like a slot machine and comes complete with 35-foot showgirls. Highlight of the complex is the utterly bonkers LED canopy; essentially a wraparound video screen that’s the length of five football pitches. Don’t miss its mesmerizing nightly Viva Vision light show every hour between 6PM and 2AM. See the Strip in Style If there’s a better way to see Vegas at night than from a helicopter we’ve yet to discover it. Hop aboard for a whirlwind adventure that takes in the bright lights of the Strip and the sparkle of downtown. Eyes peeled for Vegas giants including the STRAT’s rooftop roller coasters, Paris’s replica Eiffel Tower, the High Roller observation wheel, and the ever-changing facade of the Sphere. Romance, Europe-Style Looking to impress your date? A night ride along the Venetian’s replica Grand Canal, complete with singing gondolier, is sure to set hearts aflutter. Afterwards, head over to the Paris resort’s glitzy Eiffel Tower facsimile, where a ride up in the great glass elevator is rewarded with fine French dining far above the Strip. Bon appetit! See the Bright Lights The Neon Museum is a quite astonishing al fresco boneyard that preserves and showcases that most Las Vegas of art forms: the neon sign. Check out retired masterpieces of the Sin City skyline including signage from Sassy Sally’s, the Stardust, the Hard Rock Cafe and the Lucky Cuss Motel. This is a favorite night time activity in Las vegas, so be prepared to queue for those all-important Instagrammable photo opportunities, with the signs lit up against the desert sky in all their technicolor glory. Take in a Show Las Vegas doesn’t half know how to put on a show. Magicians, musical icons, comedians, theatrical groups: there’s something for everyone here. Check out one of the many spectacular Cirque shows at resorts including the MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay, catch the legendary Blue Man Group at the Luxor, or go old school at the Coliseum in Caesars Palace, where mega stars including Cher, Adele, Mariah and Elton have all held long-running residencies. Get Your Boogie On The club scene in Las Vegas is legendary, from night time pool parties to cavernous clubs like Hakkasan at the MGM Grand where superstar DJs such as Calvin Harris and Tiesto bring the beats. Hit up Omnia in Caesars Palace with its huge outdoor terrace, or enjoy some of the best people-watching in town at Mandalay Bay’s upscale LIGHT venue. It’s Vegas, so naturally there’s also the option of joining a VIP nightclub tour, an ideal entry point for the uninitiated. Save on attractions in Las Vegas  Save on admission to Las Vegas attractions with Go City. Check out @GoCity on Instagram for the latest top tips and attraction info.
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