Our top pickThe zipline
45 secFLY 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
$40$3200.00 / hour
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Zipline Las Vegas price: every line, per person and per minute
Forty dollars on the Strip, twenty-nine or forty-nine downtown, and a per-minute rate that is the worst of anything you can buy in this city. This page prices all three lines the same way, adds the costs the listings leave out, and says where the money actually goes.
Quick answer
The short answer. FLY LINQ is $40 and the kiosk charges the same, so booking ahead buys a slot rather than a discount. SlotZilla is $29 for the lower line and $49 for the upper, with five dollars off either before five in the afternoon. Photographs are extra everywhere and nobody tells you the price until you have flown.
What each line costs
- FLY LINQ, the Strip
- $40same online and at the kiosk
- SlotZilla Zipline
- $29$24 before 5pm
- SlotZilla Zoomline
- $49$44 before 5pm
- Cheapest ticket here
- $40the zipline itself
- Most expensive here
- $314a full day in the desert
- Photographs
- Extrasold on the deck and at the counter
- Discount for booking early
- Nonethe price is the price
- Cancellation
- Free to 24 hon everything booked through the platform
Every trip, current fare
Every Las Vegas ticket, per person and per hour
Twelve tickets priced two ways. The per-hour column is where the zip line stops looking like a bargain and starts looking like what it is: the shortest, most expensive minute on the page — and the only one of its kind.
| 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 |
The per-minute maths
What forty dollars actually buys
Fifty-three dollars a minute, against seventeen cents in Antelope Canyon.
FLY LINQ costs $40 and the published flight time is thirty-five to forty-five seconds. At forty-five seconds that is about fifty-three dollars a minute.
The night helicopter over the Strip is $93 for twelve minutes, about eight dollars a minute. The Grand Canyon helicopter that lands on the canyon floor is $460 for four and a half hours, about a dollar seventy a minute. The Antelope Canyon day trip is $151 for fifteen hours, about seventeen cents a minute.
So the zip line costs roughly three hundred times more per minute than a day trip to Antelope Canyon. That number is real and there is no way to present it kindly.
The counter-argument is the only one available: nothing else does what it does. Every other ticket on this page either holds still or carries you. This is the one where you move over the Strip yourself, and there is exactly one of them.
The extras
What is not in the headline price
- The photographs
Taken on the deck before you fly and sold individually or as a group afterwards. The price is not published in advance anywhere we can find.
- The locker
Nothing loose goes up with you. Storage is provided at the tower, but plan for the two minutes it takes rather than being surprised by it.
- Parking
Self-parking on that stretch of the Strip costs more than the zip line ticket by the time you leave. Take the monorail to Flamingo/Caesars instead.
- The evening around it
Forty-five seconds does not fill a night. Budget for the wheel, dinner on the promenade or both, because you will do one of them.
- Nothing for a second ride
There is no multi-ride ticket and no all-you-can-fly on the Strip. Downtown sells one; the Strip does not.
Where a pass changes the answer
When to stop buying tickets one at a time
Three attractions is the line where a pass starts winning.
The Las Vegas Explorer Pass is $65 and covers two to seven attractions from a list of more than fifty. It is the only thing on this page that changes the arithmetic.
The rule of thumb is three. Below three attractions you are better off buying singles. At three or more, the pass is usually cheaper, and the gap widens fast at five and seven.
What it does not do is make any single ticket cheaper. If the zip line is the only thing you want, a pass costs more than the ticket. It earns its money when the zip line, the wheel, a show and a museum are all on the same list.
Book direct
The cheapest tickets on this page
Four things under seventy dollars.
Two to sevenCheaper together
60 daysLas Vegas Explorer Pass
★ 4.3 · 261 reviews
- Pick two to seven attractions, pay once
- Over fifty options on the list
- Worth it from about three attractions up
- Free cancellation
$65$32.50 / hour
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After darkThe whole Strip
12 minNight Helicopter over the Strip
★ 4.6 · 2041 reviews
- The Strip from above, end to end
- Runs after dark, when the neon is on
- The other way to be over the Strip
- Free cancellation
$93$465.00 / hour
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Most reviewed day tripLunch included
15 hAntelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend
★ 4.7 · 2364 reviews
- Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in one day
- Fifteen hours, lunch and WiFi included
- The most reviewed day trip on this page
- Free cancellation
$151$10.07 / hour
Check availability→ Book the slot rather than queueing for it — $40.
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Prices, answered
How much is the zipline in Las Vegas?
FLY LINQ on the Strip is $40. Downtown, SlotZilla charges $29 for the lower Zipline and $49 for the upper Zoomline, both five dollars less before 5pm.
Is it cheaper to buy zipline tickets in advance?
No. The kiosk price and the online price are the same. What booking ahead buys you is a timed slot on a busy evening.
How much is the Fly LINQ photo package?
It is not published in advance. Photographs are taken on the launch deck and sold afterwards, individually or as a group.
Is the Las Vegas Explorer Pass worth it for the zipline?
Only if you are doing about three attractions or more. For the zip line alone it costs more than the ticket.
Why is the zipline so expensive for how short it is?
Because you are not buying minutes, you are buying the only ride of its kind on the Strip. Per minute it is roughly eighty times the cost of the wheel it lands under, and that is the honest number.
Go deeper
More on ziplining in Las Vegas
The line
FLY LINQ zipline
Every published number for the only zip line on the Las Vegas Strip.
On the StripZiplining the Strip
What it means to zipline on the Strip, and what it does not.
DowntownSlotZilla, downtown
Two lines over Fremont Street: 850 feet seated, 1,750 feet face down.
VerdictWhich zipline is best
Three lines ranked for one decision, with a straight answer.
TicketsTickets and hours
Where to buy, what a slot costs, and when the line runs.
LimitsWeight and height limits
Sixty to three hundred pounds, and the height rule people forget.
