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STRAT Tower Observation Deck

The STRAT Tower Observation Deck offers panoramic views of Las Vegas from one of the tallest observation towers in the United States. Visitors can access indoor and outdoor viewing areas more than 1,100 feet above the Las Vegas Strip.

Family Friendly Indoor & outdoor
  • Located at: The STRAT
  • Address: 2000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, 89104, US
STRAT Tower Observation Deck

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Overview

The STRAT Tower Observation Deck is located at the top of The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. Rising more than 1,100 feet above ground, the tower offers some of the highest publicly accessible views in the city.

Visitors travel by high-speed elevator to indoor and outdoor observation areas that overlook the Las Vegas Strip, downtown skyline, and surrounding desert valley. The height of the tower creates a wide viewing range that extends well beyond the central resort corridor.


What the Experience Is Like

Guests begin their visit by riding elevators to the observation levels near the top of the tower. Once upstairs, visitors can move between indoor viewing areas with large windows and outdoor decks that offer open-air views of the Las Vegas skyline.

The observation deck provides 360-degree views across the Las Vegas Strip, downtown Las Vegas, and the surrounding mountains and desert valley. Daytime visits highlight the full layout of the city, while evening visits offer views of the Strip’s resort lights.

Some visitors also combine observation deck access with the tower’s rooftop thrill rides, which operate separately and extend above the viewing levels.

Who It’s Best For

  • Visitors interested in panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip and skyline
  • Travelers looking for a high vantage point for photography
  • Guests who enjoy observation towers and scenic viewing platforms

Who Should Skip It

  • Visitors uncomfortable with extreme heights
  • Travelers focused primarily on interactive attractions or rides
  • Guests looking for attractions located directly in the central Strip area

Location on the Las Vegas Strip

The observation deck is located at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. The property sits several blocks north of the main resort corridor but remains connected to Las Vegas Boulevard.

Tickets & Entry

Tickets typically include access to the indoor and outdoor observation decks. Some ticket options may also combine observation deck access with rooftop thrill rides located at the top of the tower.

Visits are available throughout the day, with sunset and evening hours often offering the most dramatic views of the Las Vegas Strip.

Highlights

  • Observation decks more than 1,100 feet above Las Vegas
  • 360-degree views of the Strip, downtown, and surrounding valley
  • Indoor and outdoor viewing areas
  • One of the tallest observation towers in the United States
  • Located at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is the STRAT Tower Observation Deck?

The observation decks are located more than 1,100 feet above ground, making the tower one of the tallest observation structures in the United States.

Is the STRAT Tower Observation Deck indoors or outdoors?

The tower includes both indoor viewing areas and outdoor observation decks.

How long does a visit usually take?

Most visitors spend 30 to 60 minutes exploring the viewing areas and taking photos.

Are there rides at the top of the STRAT Tower?

Yes. The tower also hosts several rooftop thrill rides that operate separately from the observation deck experience.

When is the best time to visit the STRAT Tower Observation Deck?

Many visitors prefer sunset or nighttime visits, when the Las Vegas Strip lights are visible from above.