This stylish Mexican kitchen and tequila bar near the High Roller observation wheel even has a mechanical bull that you can ride. It's especially fun to break up a night of fancy cocktails with a double-double, animal style, wrapped in paper, eaten on a red linoleum bench. Possibly the best deal on the Strip are the under-$3 burgers at this California institution, known for high quality ingredients and excellent customer service. There's plenty of get your teeth into along the LINQ Promenade, including several half-decent places to eat. Jaburrito is one of the better restaurants along the LINQ Promenade.

Hint: the southwest corner of each pod affords the best views of the Strip (that's to the right of the door as you enter). Speed drinkers over 21 can book the 'happy half-hour' ticket ($40, or $52 after 5pm) with an all-you-can drink bar. One revolution takes about 30 minutes and each pod can hold 40 guests. The 28 air-conditioned passenger cabins are enclosed by handcrafted Italian glass, while outside LED light up the wheel to music after dark. The world's tallest observation wheel tops out at 550ft above LINQ Promenade. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 35mph, up to 11 people can test their nerve for some 45 seconds as the zipline takes thing right across The LINQ Promenade from Las Vegas Boulevard to, predictably enough, the High Roller.

Fly LINQ ziplineįor a whistle-stop tour of the LINQ Promenade, try tearing across it from 12-storeys up via the Fly LINQ zipline. There's an airy, spacious feel to the place, tables feature high-backed, ruby-red, patent-vinyl chairs, and when you need to escape, the fun and frivolity of LINQ Promenade are just outside the door. With a fresh, young and funky vibe, the LINQ Casino is one of Vegas' newest and it benefits from also being one of its smallest with just over 60 tables and around 750 slot machines. ©Kobby Dagan/Shutterstock Things to do LINQ Casino High Roller is a centerpoint along the LINQ Promenade in Las Vegas.

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