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
Photos
The zip line photographs you because you cannot photograph yourself, and then sells you the result. Its rating is 4.1 across 723 reviews, the lowest score on this page, and the reasons people give are consistent enough to be useful.

Quick answer
The short answer. The photographs are taken on the launch deck before you fly and sold afterwards, individually or as a group. You cannot take your own because nothing loose goes up with you. The rating is 4.1, and almost every complaint behind it is about length or price rather than about the ride itself.
Why 4.1 and not 4.6
The score is about expectations, not about the equipment.
Four point one is the lowest rating of the twelve things on this page and it deserves an explanation rather than a shrug.
The pattern in the low scores is not the ride. It is the gap between what people expected and what they got: they expected a zip line, and a zip line in most people’s heads is minutes long, over a canyon, and ridden face down. This one is forty-five seconds, over a shopping promenade, and ridden seated.
The second theme is the queue and the upsell. On a busy night the wait is long relative to the flight, and the photograph is offered twice.
What almost nobody complains about is safety, staff or the launch itself. The complaint is value, and value is a judgement this page cannot make for you — which is why the numbers are here rather than an opinion.
The photographs
A staged shot on the launch deck in full gear, not an action shot on the line.
The group price is the one that makes sense for a family of four, and it is the one they lead with.
It is not published anywhere in advance that we can find, which is worth knowing before you are standing there with four people waiting.
Nothing loose goes up. There is no exception, no wrist strap and no chest mount.
The pitch happens at the bottom while you are still adjusting to being back on the ground, which is not the moment to do arithmetic.
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Ratings and review counts as published.
★ 4.1 · 723 reviews
★ 4.9 · 10 reviews
★ 4.7 · 2364 reviews
★ 4.3 · 14 reviews
Every trip, current fare
Twelve tickets with the operators’ own ratings and review counts, shown as published. We do not average other people’s scores into one of our own.
| Ticket | On the ride | Price | Where | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLY LINQ Zipline1,121 feet, seated, 35 mph | 45 sec | $40 | The LINQ Promenade | $3200.00 | 4.1 · 723 |
| Las Vegas Explorer PassTwo to seven attractions on one ticket | 60 days | $65 | Across the city | $32.50 | 4.3 · 261 |
| Night Helicopter over the StripThe Strip end to end, after dark | 12 min | $93 | Over the Strip | $465.00 | 4.6 · 2,041 |
| ATV Tour at Nellis DunesQuad bikes twenty minutes from the Strip | 2 h | $93 | Nellis Dunes | $46.50 | 4.9 · 10 |
| The Sphere ExperienceThe screen, from the inside | 75 min | $117 | The Sphere | $93.60 | 4.5 · 2,543 |
| STRAT SkyJump829 feet, straight down | 1 h | $136 | The STRAT | $136.00 | 4.7 · 136 |
| Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe BendSlot canyon and the river bend, in a day | 15 h | $151 | Page, Arizona | $10.07 | 4.7 · 2,364 |
| Bryce & Zion Scenic TourTwo national parks on one coach | 13 h | $206 | Bryce and Zion | $15.85 | 4.7 · 1,205 |
| Las Vegas SkydiveTandem from fifteen thousand feet | 2–2.5 h | $281 | Desert, 15,000 ft | $112.40 | 4.3 · 14 |
| Old West ATV and RZR DayA full day and an old mining town | 5–7 h | $314 | Eldorado Canyon | $52.33 | 4.8 · 33 |
| Grand Canyon Helicopter LandingA helicopter that lands on the canyon floor | 4.5 h | $460 | Grand Canyon floor | $102.22 | 4.8 · 1,751 |
| Canyon Landing with PicnicCanyon floor, a picnic, and the Strip on the way home | 3.5 h | $535 | Grand Canyon floor | $152.86 | 4.8 · 425 |
4.1 across 723 reviews, $40.
Read the reviews→Common questions
No. Nothing loose goes up with you, so there is no way to film your own ride.
The price is quoted at the counter rather than published in advance. Photographs are taken on the launch deck and sold individually or as a group.
Four point one across 723 reviews on the live listing — the lowest of the twelve things on this page.
Almost always about length and price rather than the ride. People expect a long, face-down zip line and get forty-five seconds ridden seated over a promenade.
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