The lane, end to end

The dedicated tour walks the Promenade from its center-Strip entrance — between the LINQ hotel and the Flamingo — to the High Roller end: the shops, dining and happy-hour spots around the central fountain, with recent turnover pointed out as filmed (a sushi-burrito spot in a closed restaurant's place; the In-N-Out by the fountain). A Sunday-afternoon film pairs the lane with the wheel above it — street-level food, drink and shops, the Promenade dressed for the holidays in that filming, then a High Roller ride narrated on the climb, Paris, the Horseshoe, the Flamingo pool and the Bellagio lake picked out as the cabin rises. The High Roller has its own page on this site; here it's the Promenade's exclamation point.

Is THIS the coolest place to hang out on the Las Vegas Strip? #linqpromenade

Show Me Vegas

Show Me Vegas's dedicated tour of the LINQ Promenade, filmed from the center-Strip entrance between the LINQ hotel and the Flamingo. Jordan walks the pedestrian lane end to end — the shops, dining and happy-hour spots around the fountain — pointing out recent turnover as he goes, including the sushi-burrito spot that replaced a closed restaurant and the In-N-Out by the fountain. The Promenade itself is the whole subject here, which makes this the orientation film for the page.

Key takeaways
  • A full walk of the Promenade from the Strip entrance to the High Roller end
  • Dining and happy-hour spots picked out around the central fountain
  • Recent restaurant turnover noted as filmed

Sunday Afternoon on the Strip: LINQ Promenade & the High Roller

Dale McKenzie

Dale McKenzie's Las Vegas Inside & Out pairs the Promenade with the wheel that anchors it: a street-level look at the pedestrian mall's food, drink and shops — dressed for the holidays in this filming — followed by a High Roller ride narrated as the cabin climbs, picking out Paris, the Horseshoe, the Flamingo and its pool, the Promenade below and, at the top, the Bellagio lake in the distance. A relaxed Sunday-afternoon portrait of the whole LINQ district.

Key takeaways
  • Promenade food, drink and shopping walked at street level
  • High Roller ride narrated with landmarks picked out on the climb
  • Views take in the Flamingo pool and the Bellagio lake

Three Meals a Day at the Linq Promenade

Dale McKenzie

Dale McKenzie's 'three meals a day' experiment, set entirely on the LINQ Promenade: breakfast, lunch and dinner at three different Promenade restaurants in one Sunday, with his verdict on each and a strong recommendation for the lunch stop — 'walk into Off The Strip, you will not regret it.' A food-first way into the Promenade, and a useful test of whether the lane can carry a full day of eating.

Key takeaways
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner at three Promenade restaurants in one day
  • Off The Strip singled out as the must-try lunch stop
  • A food-led tour of the lane rather than a casino walkthrough

Eating the lane, and riding its two rides

The food test is the page's most useful experiment: three meals in one day at three different Promenade restaurants — breakfast, lunch and dinner on one Sunday, each verdicted, with a strong recommendation attached ('walk into Off The Strip, you will not regret it'). The rides film answers the lane's either/or directly, riding the FlyLINQ zipline and the High Roller back to back: the zipline is over fast and hard to remember beyond the moment; the wheel gives the views time to land — the wheel is rated the better value. A seasonal film works a 110-degree day with the Polar Passport, the summer pass bundling cold drinks and frozen treats along the lane, minus-5 ice bar included — a summer offer, its lineup and prices as filmed.

The hotel behind the lane

Two films cover the LINQ itself: a full staycation (the casino's party atmosphere, the Catalyst Bar's near-movie-screen sports display, a reservable VIP lounge, the pool, dining under a Caesars locals' promotion — 25% off dining and free parking, terms as filmed) and a map-guided 2023 walkthrough of a property that's small but easy to get lost in. The walkthrough reaches back, too: this was the Imperial Palace, whose heavily themed table-games pit dressed its dealers as celebrity impersonators who performed during their shifts. The lane is the headline; the hotel is the footnote that makes a weekend of it.

Sources: the seven videos on this page — a full lane tour, a Sunday Promenade-and-wheel film, a three-meals test, a rides head-to-head, a summer-pass film, a hotel staycation, and a 2023 hotel walkthrough — summarized from their entries in our catalog.

Should You FlyLinq or Ride the High Roller??? Fun at the Linq Promenade!

Show Me Vegas

Show Me Vegas takes on the Promenade's two rides in one visit: the FlyLINQ zipline down the lane and the High Roller observation wheel above it, filmed with fellow creator Alan from Las Vegas and Beyond joining for part of the day. Jordan compares the two experiences honestly — the zipline is over fast and hard to remember beyond the moment, while the wheel gives the views time to land. The practical head-to-head for anyone choosing between them.

Key takeaways
  • FlyLINQ zipline and High Roller ridden back to back
  • An honest verdict on the zipline's blink-and-it's-over problem
  • The wheel rated the better value of the two experiences

Beat the Las Vegas Heat!🔥A Secret Strip Hack to Keep You CHILL! LINQ's Polar Passport

Dani.702

Dani.702 beats a 110-degree day on the Promenade with the LINQ's Polar Passport, the summer pass program that bundles cold drinks and frozen treats along the lane. She works through the participating stops — including the minus-5 ice bar experience, where even the Old Fashioned arrives in the cold — in the brutal midday heat the pass was designed for. A seasonal film: the program is a summer offer, and the prices and lineup are as filmed.

Key takeaways
  • The Polar Passport summer pass worked stop by stop in 110° heat
  • Includes the sub-zero ice bar and its frozen cocktails
  • A seasonal program — lineup and prices are as filmed

Overnight Stay at The LINQ: Locals Deals, Room, Pool, Promenade

Dale McKenzie

Dale McKenzie's full LINQ staycation: the hotel, the casino floor — with its party atmosphere and the Catalyst Bar's near-movie-screen sports display — a reservable VIP lounge, dining under a Caesars locals' promotion (25% off dining and free parking as filmed), the pool, and the Promenade next door that gives the property its name. The deepest single film on this page for anyone actually considering a stay at the LINQ rather than just a walk down its lane.

Key takeaways
  • A complete stay: room, casino, dining, pool and the Promenade
  • Catalyst Bar's giant sports screen and the reservable VIP lounge shown
  • Filmed under a Caesars locals' dining promotion — terms as filmed

Watch: The LINQ Promenade, guided

1 videos · summaries from the actual guides

ALL of the Linq Hotel & Casino LAS VEGAS in 10 Minutes! Full Walkthrough 2023! #caesarsrewards

Show Me Vegas

Show Me Vegas's walking tour of the LINQ hotel and casino, map in hand for a property Jordan admits is small but easy to get lost in. Along the way he reaches back into the building's past — this was the Imperial Palace, whose heavily Asian-themed table-games pit dressed its dealers as celebrity impersonators who performed during their shifts. The tour covers the casino, the rooms' tower and the Promenade doors, with the property's history layered under the present-day layout.

Key takeaways
  • A map-guided walkthrough of the full LINQ property
  • The Imperial Palace era recalled, performing dealers and all
  • Casino, hotel tower and Promenade access covered in sequence

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