FLY LINQ Zipline
★ 4.1 · 723 reviews
- Twelve stories above The LINQ Promenade
- Ten lines fire at once, so groups go together
- Seated and facing forward, 35 mph
- Free cancellation
Tickets
One price, three places to buy it, and a queue that behaves very differently on a Tuesday afternoon and a Saturday night. This page covers the practical half: booking, timing, cancellation and what happens if the wind stops the line while you are standing in it.

Quick answer
The short answer. Buy online for a timed slot on any evening, buy at the kiosk if it is a quiet afternoon and you are already there. The price is identical. Free cancellation up to twenty-four hours applies to tickets booked through the platform, not to the kiosk.
Three ways to buy
One price everywhere. Booking ahead buys time, not money.
Online, ahead. Same price. What you get is a slot, which on a Friday night is the difference between flying at nine and flying at eleven. Free cancellation up to twenty-four hours is standard through the platform.
At the kiosk on the promenade. Same price again. You take whatever is unsold in the next hour, which on a quiet Tuesday is everything and on a Saturday is nothing. The desk sets its own cancellation policy and it is stricter.
Through your hotel concierge. Same price, sometimes with a service fee on top, and entirely dependent on who they call. There is no version of this that is cheaper.
Nobody discounts this ticket. Anyone advertising a Fly LINQ discount is either selling a multi-attraction pass or selling something that is not a Fly LINQ ticket.
Timing
The promenade lighting is on, the sky still has colour, and photographs work. It is also the busiest slot of the day, so book it.
In spring and autumn this is the pleasant version: no queue, no heat, and you can walk up.
The launch deck is metal and unshaded. In July and August ride after dark or do not ride.
The deck is exposed and the desert drops fast after sunset. In December and January the afternoon is the comfortable slot.
Queue, lift, gear, photo, flight, gear off, photo counter. The ride is the short part.
If the line stops
Wind stops it, not rain. Book early in your trip, not late.
High wind pauses the line. There is no published threshold and the operator makes the call on the day, sometimes while people are already on the deck.
If it stops before you fly, you are rebooked or refunded — the platform terms cover a cancellation by the operator. If it stops while you are in the queue, expect to wait rather than to be sent home; these pauses are usually short.
Rain is rarely the issue in the Mojave. Wind is, and so is lightning within range, which shuts every outdoor attraction on the Strip at the same moment.
The practical advice: book the first evening of your stay rather than the last. If it is called off, you still have nights left to use.
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Check dates and slots→Common questions
Online, at the kiosk on The LINQ Promenade, or through a hotel concierge. All three charge the same price; only the online booking holds a timed slot for you.
On a weekday afternoon, usually yes. On a Friday or Saturday evening you will queue, and in peak weeks the good slots go first.
Free cancellation up to twenty-four hours before your slot applies to tickets booked through the platform. Kiosk purchases follow the desk’s own policy.
The line pauses. If it is cancelled you are rebooked or refunded; if it is a short pause you wait. There is no published wind limit.
No. The voucher on your phone is enough at the tower.
Go deeper
Every published number for the only zip line on the Las Vegas Strip.
On the StripWhat it means to zipline on the Strip, and what it does not.
DowntownTwo lines over Fremont Street: 850 feet seated, 1,750 feet face down.
PricesEvery ticket priced per person and per minute, with the extras.
VerdictThree lines ranked for one decision, with a straight answer.
LimitsSixty to three hundred pounds, and the height rule people forget.