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
On the Strip
There is exactly one zip line on Las Vegas Boulevard and it is FLY LINQ, 1,121 feet down the middle of The LINQ Promenade. Everything else people call "the Strip zipline" is either downtown on Fremont Street or, in the case of the Rio, closed since 2022.

Quick answer
The short answer. "Zipline on the Strip" means FLY LINQ and nothing else. It runs from a tower on The LINQ Promenade to the base of the High Roller, seated, at $40. SlotZilla is downtown, fifteen minutes away and a different street. The VooDoo Zip Line at the Rio closed permanently in July 2022.
Three lines, two locations
Two locations, three running lines, one closure people still buy tickets for.
FLY LINQ, on the Strip. The LINQ Promenade, halfway up the Strip, between The LINQ and the Flamingo. It is the only zip line on Las Vegas Boulevard, seated, 1,121 feet, $40.
SlotZilla, downtown. Fremont Street, about fifteen minutes north by car. Two lines: the lower Zipline is 850 feet from 77 feet up, seated, $29; the upper Zoomline is 1,750 feet from eleven storeys, face down, $49. Both take $5 off before five in the afternoon.
VooDoo Zip Line, at the Rio. Between the two Rio towers, off the Strip to the west. It closed permanently in July 2022. It is still described as open on a great many pages, and it is not.
That is the complete list. There is no fourth line, there is nothing at the STRAT that is a zip line — the SkyJump there is a controlled descent straight down — and nothing over the Bellagio fountains.
Why it is on the promenade
The whole point of a Strip zip line is that the thing underneath is the Strip. You cross the promenade at roof height with the bars and the string lights below you.
The line points east straight at the High Roller and you land at its base. It grows in front of you for the full forty-five seconds.
Eleven hundred feet is the length of the street. Downtown gets 1,750 because Fremont Street is longer.
The wheel, the bars, the restaurants and the Sphere shuttle. You do not need to plan an evening around it.
After dark the promenade lighting does the work. This is the one ride here that is genuinely better at night.
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The honest limits
Short, low and gentle — and the only one of its kind here.
It is not long. Eleven hundred feet is a short line by any standard, and the flight is under a minute. If you have ziplined in Costa Rica or over a canyon, this will feel like a demonstration.
It is not high. A hundred and fourteen feet is about twelve storeys, which sounds like a lot until you look up at the STRAT, which is 1,149 feet, or the High Roller at 550.
It is not scary. Seated, forward, gradual take-up. Children ride it. If you came looking for the fear, the SkyJump off the STRAT is the ride you want and it is a different order of thing entirely.
What it is: the only way to move over the Strip under your own weight, forty-five seconds of it, for $40. That is a narrow thing to sell and this page is not going to pretend it is broader.
The only zip line on Las Vegas Boulevard, $40.
Check dates→Common questions
One: FLY LINQ, on The LINQ Promenade at 3545 South Las Vegas Boulevard. Ten lines, 1,121 feet each, seated, $40.
No. SlotZilla is downtown on Fremont Street, about fifteen minutes north of The LINQ. It is a separate attraction with separate tickets, sold by the Fremont Street Experience.
No. Nothing crosses Las Vegas Boulevard itself. FLY LINQ runs down the length of The LINQ Promenade, which is set back from the Strip behind The LINQ.
The launch tower is 114 feet and the landing tower 54 feet. Caesars describes it as flying twelve storeys above the promenade.
No. The VooDoo Zip Line closed permanently in July 2022 and has not reopened.
Go deeper
Every published number for the only zip line on the Las Vegas Strip.
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.
TicketsWhere to buy, what a slot costs, and when the line runs.
LimitsSixty to three hundred pounds, and the height rule people forget.