We had been on the Strat Observation deck several times. On this trip, we took a couple that had never been there before. They were in awe of the night scenery. The city lights are stunning at night. We spent a long time looking around. The only thing we do not like is that since they added all the rides, observers are no longer able to walk all the way around the outside observation deck. So disappointing, that I deducted one star from my rating.

Went up on the tower to get a good view of the city and surrounding landscape. The view is mostly excellent.. except you cannot see much of the Strip. The admission price is also a little high just for the view.

The Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas is a unique and impressive attraction that offers breathtaking views and thrilling experiences. At 1,149 feet tall, it's the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States and a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Las Vegas. The tower offers multiple observation decks that provide stunning views of the city and the surrounding desert landscape. The outdoor deck, in particular, is a popular spot for photos and offers unobstructed views in all directions. For the brave and adventurous, there are also several thrill rides located atop the tower, including the SkyJump, a controlled freefall experience, and the Big Shot, a ride that propels guests straight up the tower's mast. The tower also features several dining options, including the Top of the World restaurant, which offers 360-degree views of the city while you dine. The restaurant serves up delicious food and drinks, making it a great spot for a romantic dinner or special occasion. One downside of the Stratosphere Tower is that it can be quite crowded, especially during peak hours. Lines for the thrill rides and observation decks can be long, so it's best to plan ahead and arrive early if possible.

Great views from the top of the Strat bot in and outside. You can stay as long as you like and enjoy a drink. Staff friendly and helpful. Not that easy to get tickets. You have to visit the ticket machine before getting in the entrance/ security queue

Had a great few hours: beers, hot turkey sandwich, views, wow. Bought tickets on the Big Shot. Brilliant, wanted to upgrade the adrenline rush to the XScream but the booking screen said no availability - although thr place WAS ALMOST EMPTY. No-one was available to ask in person, the screen said ask the in the shop behind us. Closed. Had the choice to go to ground floor, buy the tickets, go back up, but had lost interest at this point. Bad business model.

We stayed at Strat hotel as complimentary guests of a time share company. So took a ride up the elevator to 1139 feet tall tower. The view of Vegas by night is simply awsom!

After seeing the stratosphere in so many documentaries and movies we had to finally visit The Strat. I am so glad I booked it for my husband and I to go to the top for a beautiful sunset. It was so worth the $20 tickets each to ride to the top and watch the sun go down and the lights of the Vegas strip to come alive. The elevator had an operator that gave some facts: we were traveling at 21mph, we covered 3 stories every 1 second, and it took us 20 seconds to reach our destination. When the doors opened it was a "wow" moment. The views are absolutely stunning. There are comfortable seats around the glassed viewing area and bars for a nice drink as you take in the views of Vegas. It was an amazing experience to watch the sunset from the Strat. We could also watch some of the brave souls bungee jump off the edge of building. We saw many, many helicopters taking tourists down the strip. As many times as I have been to Vegas I had never visited the Stratosphere...now I believe it is a must for all tourist!

We had a wonderful experience at the Strat restaurant. The views were beautiful, the food was delicious and the service was excellent. I would definitely recommend a drink from the bar one floor up from the restaurant as well. Great service and wonderful drinks!

The Stratosphere is a bit far from the rest of the Strip, but the thrill rides at the top of the tower make it worth the trip at least once. I was a fan of the High Roller when it was here just for the novelty alone, but alas that is gone now. The X-Scream is ok, but depends greatly on where you are sitting. The Big Shot will definitely raise your heart rate, though. And you can do the SkyJump if you're feeling reckless or had a bad night at the tables, but I wouldn't recommend it. Dropping 855 feet attached to a line is not my idea of a good time.

Great viewing area that gives 360 degree views of the surrounding areas. We went at opening time which was 10am and there were only a handful of people up there which made it a great experience. We weren't brave enough to do any of the "rides" and they do look terrifying but the views were spectacular and really worth the trip. We walked up from Caesar's Palace and that was nice and easy.