Two ziplines, the Strip and downtown
The best ziplines in Las Vegas
FLY LINQ over the LINQ Promenade to the High Roller and SlotZilla's seated and belly-down lines on Fremont Street. Here is which zipline to pick. We also give honest advice on weight and age limits, the price of each and refunds.
See our pick
The best zipline in Las Vegas for a Strip stay is FLY LINQ, from €38.
The FLY LINQ ticket is non-refundable and valid for 3 days. Downtown, SlotZilla on Fremont Street starts at $49 on its own site.
Our pick for a zipline in Las Vegas
One ticket for FLY LINQ on the Strip. SlotZilla is sold by the Fremont Street Experience itself, so we cover it in the text, not as a card.
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from €38 per person Our top pick 3-day ticket 4.0 (747) reviews on GetYourGuide
FLY LINQ zipline ticket
A zipline ride over the LINQ Promenade that lands near the base of the High Roller. Ride by day or night within 3 days. Photos and videos cost extra.
Best for A quick thrill on the Strip
Check availability: FLY LINQ zipline ticket on GetYourGuide
The FLY LINQ ticket at a glance
- Hotel pickup
- Not included
- Cancellation
- Non-refundable
- Why we picked it
- The one zipline on the Strip we found on GetYourGuide, from €38, with 747 reviews.
- Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.
FLY LINQ or SlotZilla: which zipline?
Pick FLY LINQ if you stay on the Strip, and SlotZilla if you go downtown.
FLY LINQ runs over the LINQ Promenade on the Strip, at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd. It lands near the base of the High Roller and reaches up to 35 mph, says the listing.
SlotZilla runs under the canopy on Fremont Street. The Zip Line is seated and starts 77 feet up. It travels three blocks.
SlotZilla's Zoom Line starts 11 stories up. You ride lying face-down for five blocks, says the Fremont Street Experience.
Las Vegas zipline prices
FLY LINQ starts at €38 on GetYourGuide. SlotZilla starts at $49 on the Fremont Street Experience's own site.
The Fremont Street Experience sells SlotZilla itself; it is not on GetYourGuide.
| Zipline | Monday to Thursday | Friday to Sunday | Sold by |
|---|---|---|---|
| FLY LINQ | from €38 | from €38 | GetYourGuide |
| SlotZilla Zip Line (seated) | from $49 | from $55 | Fremont Street Experience |
| SlotZilla Zoom Line (face-down) | from $69 | from $75 | Fremont Street Experience |
Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. SlotZilla prices from the Fremont Street Experience's site on the same day.
Zipline age and weight limits
Both ziplines have weight limits, and kids must ride with someone older. Check these before you book.
| Zipline | Weight | Height | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| FLY LINQ | 60–300 lbs (27–136 kg) | 3 ft 3 in to 6 ft 8 in | 12 and under ride with someone 13+; under-18s need a waiver signed by a parent |
| SlotZilla Zip Line | 50–300 lbs (23–136 kg) | Up to 6 ft 8 in | No minimum age; 13 and under ride with someone 13+ |
| SlotZilla Zoom Line | 80–300 lbs (36–136 kg) | Up to 6 ft 8 in | No minimum age; 13 and under ride with someone 13+ |
Before you book a zipline
Be sure of your plans
The FLY LINQ ticket is non-refundable. It is valid for 3 days, which gives you some slack.
Bring a parent for teens
Riders under 18 need a waiver signed by a parent or guardian, says the FLY LINQ listing.
Check SlotZilla hours
SlotZilla runs from 12 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday to Wednesday, and to 2 a.m. Thursday to Sunday.
Want it without the harness?
A Big Bus tour of Las Vegas shows you the Strip from a bus seat. It is in our city tours guide.
Zipline questions people ask
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