FLY LINQ Zipline
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- Twelve stories above The LINQ Promenade
- Ten lines fire at once, so groups go together
- Seated and facing forward, 35 mph
- Free cancellation
Downtown
Downtown runs two zip lines from the same tower and they are not versions of each other. The lower Zipline is 850 feet, seated, from 77 feet up, $29. The upper Zoomline is 1,750 feet, face down, from eleven storeys, $49. Both take five dollars off before five in the afternoon, and neither is sold through this page.

Quick answer
The short answer. If you want the long, fast, face-down ride that everybody pictures when they say "zipline in Vegas", that is the Zoomline downtown: 1,750 feet at $49. If you want the Strip, the promenade and a group flying side by side, that is FLY LINQ at $40. You buy SlotZilla from the Fremont Street Experience, not here.
Zip or Zoom
Different length, different height, different position, different weight floor.
The Zipline, the lower one. Eight hundred and fifty feet, launched seated from seventy-seven feet. It runs the shorter half of the canopy and it is the one families take. Twenty-nine dollars, or twenty-four before five in the afternoon.
The Zoomline, the upper one. One thousand seven hundred and fifty feet, launched from eleven storeys, ridden belly down and head up in what the operator calls the superhero position. It runs the full length of the Fremont Street canopy. Forty-nine dollars, or forty-four before five.
The difference is not twenty dollars of length. It is a different ride: the Zoomline is twice the distance, starts almost twice as high, and puts you horizontal under the light canopy with the crowd directly below. It is the one people describe afterwards.
The weight floor is the catch. The Zoomline starts at eighty pounds where the lower line starts at fifty. If you are travelling with a small child, the lower line is the one that will take them and the upper one will not.
Against the Strip line
Downtown for the ride. The Strip for the setting.
The honest comparison is length against location.
SlotZilla’s Zoomline is 1,750 feet from eleven storeys, face down. FLY LINQ is 1,121 feet from 114 feet, seated. On distance, height and the position most people want, downtown wins and it is not close.
What FLY LINQ has is the Strip. You cross The LINQ Promenade at roof height with the wheel in front of you, and you land where the rest of your evening already was. Downtown you are downtown, which is a fifteen-minute ride and a different night out.
The other difference is the group. FLY LINQ fires ten lines at once, so four of you go together. SlotZilla launches in smaller numbers. If you are a family who wants to fly side by side, the Strip line is built for exactly that.
Prices land within twenty dollars of each other, so this is not a budget decision. It is a decision about which half of Las Vegas you want underneath you.
Practical
Not from this page and not from the platforms we link to. Buy at their counter or on their site.
Published on both lines. The afternoon is also the quietest time on the canopy.
Fifty pounds on the lower line, eighty on the upper. It is the single most common reason a child is turned away from the Zoomline.
Six foot eight, on both lines. Tall riders should check before travelling downtown.
About fifteen minutes by car. Do not plan to do both in the same hour.
The Fremont Street light show is the reason to be downtown after dark anyway.
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FLY LINQ, in full→Common questions
The lower Zipline is $29 and the upper Zoomline is $49, with five dollars off either one if you fly before five in the afternoon.
One thousand seven hundred and fifty feet, launched from eleven storeys and ridden face down. The lower Zipline is 850 feet from 77 feet up, ridden seated.
Fifty to three hundred pounds on the lower Zipline and eighty to three hundred on the upper Zoomline. Maximum height is six foot eight on both.
Longer, higher and face down, so as a ride, yes. FLY LINQ is on the Strip, is ridden seated and launches ten people at once. They are fifteen minutes and twenty dollars apart.
No. SlotZilla tickets are sold by the Fremont Street Experience. Everything on this page is a Strip ticket.
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.
PricesEvery ticket priced per person and per minute, with the extras.
VerdictThree lines ranked for one decision, with a straight answer.
TicketsWhere to buy, what a slot costs, and when the line runs.
LimitsSixty to three hundred pounds, and the height rule people forget.