Dining with altitude: Top-floor restaurants give new meaning

Dining with altitude: Top-floor restaurants give new meaning to 'high roller' in Las Vegas

Going up was fine. It was when we stopped at the top of Liftoff, a 150-foot-tall open-air elevator of sorts that resembles a space-age hot-air balloon, that the nerves set in. "Don't look down," I told myself. That was the easy part. The twinkling neon and bright lights of Las Vegas had me fixated. Sure, my seat had nothing but a waist belt to secure me. The unusually windy evening whipped my ...

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