Take Valentine's Day to New Heights

Every year the need to get more and more creative for Valentine’s Day grows, so a stuffed teddy bear and chocolate candies may not cut it this year. The relief though is that you live in Las Vegas, one of the most creative places in the United States! Knowing that sometimes Las Vegas natives forget to enjoy our own city, McKenna Property Management wants to suggest a great experience for Cupid's Day: The High Roller. It’s been around for a while, but some of our team members, even those born and raised in Las Vegas, have only been on it once, if at all!

 

The High Roller is the perfect way to celebrate Valentine's Day. It is in a wonderful location on the Strip, offering bars, restaurants, and fountain light shows that match with the High Roller, and once you are off the LINQ Promenade you are just minutes away from the Colosseum and Bellagio which have amazing restaurant options.

And the best part of all… It’s not going to break the bank. One admission for an adult during the day is $20.50 and the night is $32.75. With it being a 30-minute ride, you are definitely getting your money’s worth.


Make sure when you go to schedule a reservation ahead of time to look at when the sun sets on the day you’re going, so you can get two amazing views for Valentine’s Day: the Vegas Skyline lit by the setting sun, and your date for the evening! To buy tickets click here or visit the Linq website here.


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