For a truly elevated Las Vegas experience, combine FlyOver Las Vegas with a ride on the iconic High Roller Ferris Wheel. This high-flying duo offers two distinct yet complementary ways to see the city from new perspectives—one cinematic and immersive, the other panoramic and serene.
Begin your adventure at FlyOver Las Vegas, where cutting-edge motion technology and a giant curved screen create the sensation of flight. With dynamic seating, wind, mist, and sweeping visuals, you’ll soar over some of the world’s most stunning landscapes—from natural wonders to city skylines. It’s a thrilling, all-senses journey that brings the beauty of the world to the heart of the Strip.
Then, take in the real skyline from 550 feet in the air aboard the High Roller Ferris Wheel, the tallest observation wheel in North America. Each climate-controlled cabin offers 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip, surrounding desert, and distant mountains. Whether you ride by day for crisp desert vistas or by night when the city sparkles, the High Roller delivers a tranquil yet awe-inspiring experience.
Together, these attractions provide a perfect balance of excitement and relaxation. FlyOver captures the emotional intensity of flight with cinematic storytelling, while the High Roller invites you to slow down and soak in the city from above. Both are visually rich experiences, ideal for couples, families, or solo travelers seeking unforgettable views and immersive moments.
Both attractions are centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip, making them easy to pair in a single day or evening. Whether you schedule FlyOver first for a virtual adrenaline rush or save it for after your peaceful High Roller ride, the order doesn’t matter—the combo is equally rewarding either way.
Pairing FlyOver Las Vegas with the High Roller Ferris Wheel offers a unique way to appreciate the sights, scale, and energy of Las Vegas. It’s a combo that satisfies thrill-seekers and view-chasers alike, delivering both the simulated sensation of soaring and the real-time wonder of a skyline stretching in every direction.
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