The Linq Prominade is centrally located to the strip and offers many dining options as well as activities to do. The High Roller is located at the end of it.

The LINQ Promenade is definitely a refreshing change from all the colossal swanky resorts in the Las Vegas Strip area. Nestling between the Flamingo Las Vegas and LINQ Hotel, this vibrant and modern open-air pedestrianised esplanade offers an alluring blend of retail, dining and entertainment experiences. Thrillseekers can also go on the High Roller, the world's tallest observation wheel, or the Fly LINQ Zipline. For those craving for the California-based In-N-Out Burger, you can also find it here. For all these reasons and to experience Vegas without the casinos, a visit to this all-in-one bustling promenade is a must.

This felt like our own little Vegas playground just outside our hotel; packed with great food, drinks, shopping, and entertainment.

This is basically a glorified outdoor shopping area where you can spend more of your hard earned money. You can grab a drink, people watch, window shop, and grab a quick bite and dessert.Prices are what you expect; not inexpensive.The Flamingo hotel opens onto the promenade, and the High Roller can be found at the far end (its entrance is on the Strip near Caesars). The promenade was shorter than I expected.It's a good place to escape the busiest parts of the Strip.

This is a nice area to walk around with many eateries and shops and yes they have public restrooms near the northern entrance. The place has a good vibe and I saw security patrolling at the northern end under the High Roller. I had my first In N Out burger experience here. Yes, now I'm hooked.