When did the stratosphere in las vegas open?
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When did the stratosphere officially open in las vegas open?
April 30, 1996
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When did the stratosphere open for a premiere in las vegas open?
April 29, 1996
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When did the stratosphere's SkyJump open in las vegas open?
April 20, 2010
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When did the stratosphere's Insanity open in las vegas open?
2005
The Strat (Las Vegas)
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 More than 8,000 VIP guests visited the resort for a premiere party on the night of April 29, 1996, hours before its midnight opening.
The Strat (Las Vegas)
Media from around the world also attended the event,[4] which was broadcast live by CNBC as well as television stations in Las Vegas and Los Angeles
The Strat (Las Vegas)
SkyJump is a controlled-descent, Bungee-jumping-like ride that allows riders to plummet 855 ft (261 m) attached to a high-speed descent wire
The Strat (Las Vegas)
Insanity, opened in 2005. At 900 ft (270 m) is the third highest thrill ride in the world; it dangles riders over the edge of the tower and then spins in a circular pattern at approximately forty miles per hour.[237][238][239] In an incident shortly after opening, riders were left dangling several hundred feet for nearly an hour and a half when Insanity shut down
The Strat (Las Vegas)
The Stratosphere in Las Vegas officially opened on April 30, 1996; however, more than 8,000 VIP guests visited the resort for a premiere party on the night of April 29, 1996, hours before its midnight opening. Media from around the world also attended this opening event, which was broadcast live by CNBC as well as television stations in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. The Stratosphere's SkyJump, a controlled-descent, Bungee-jumping-like ride that allows riders to plummet 855 feet attached to a high-speed descent wire, opened on April 20, 2010. Insanity, the third highest thrill ride in the world, opened at The Stratosphere in 2005. Insanity dangles riders over the edge of the tower and then spins in a circular pattern at approximately forty miles per hour. In an incident shortly after opening, riders were left dangling several hundred feet for nearly an hour and a half when Insanity shut down. 