Ready for an adrenaline rush like no other? When you're in Las Vegas, don't miss your ticket to The Strat attractions – featuring a heart-pounding roller coaster and a sky-high free fall!
Rides at The Strat Las Vegas
The Strat Tower, an iconic landmark on the Las Vegas skyline, boasts more than just its observation deck; it's home to two extreme attractions. Let's take a closer look:
Big Shot
Located on the 112th floor of The Strat, Big Shot is the highest point of the tower. Imagine a free-fall experience at speeds of 45 miles per hour (70 kilometers per hour) with the dazzling city of Las Vegas at your feet. Get ready to scream!
X-Scream
On the 108th floor of The Strat, you'll find X-Scream – a roller-coaster perched at a jaw-dropping 1,150 feet (350 meters) above the ground. As the ride starts, the rails extend into the void, making you feel like you'll slide right off the edge!
Booking Options
When you book your experience, choose from the following options:
- Observation Deck + 1 Attraction: Access the observation deck at The Strat Las Vegas and choose one of the two incredible attractions – Big Shot or X-Scream.
- Observation Deck + 2 Attractions: Enjoy the observation deck and experience a single ride on each of the thrilling attractions.
- Observation Deck + Unlimited Attractions: Gain entry to the viewpoint and have unlimited use of the attractions within the specified schedule.
Opening Hours
The Strat Tower Las Vegas attractions are open on Mondays and Thursdays to Sundays from 2 pm to 10 pm. Please note that these hours are flexible and subject to change.
Requirements
- To ride Big Shot, you must be at least 122 centimeters tall.
- Children under 15 must always be accompanied by an adult.
SkyJump at The Strat Las Vegas
For those seeking an even more extreme experience, don't miss the SkyJump at The Strat Las Vegas – designed exclusively for adrenaline junkies!
The Strat Las Vegas Observation Deck
If you only want to visit the viewpoint, you can book your ticket for The Strat Tower Observation Deck here.
