Launching from a 114-foot tower and running 1,121 feet over the LINQ Promenade at up to 35 mph, Fly LINQ is marketed as the Strip's only zipline -- and it's one of the few Vegas attractions where you choose how dramatic you want to look doing it.
Seated or "Superhero"
Riders choose between a seated, upright, forward-facing pose (the classic zipline setup) or "superhero" -- face-down, arms out, horizontal "flying" pose for the more dramatic photos. Ten lines run side-by-side, so groups can race each other down toward the High Roller at the Promenade's far end. The full flight takes roughly 35-60 seconds.
Day vs. Night
Night rides cost more but deliver the classic lit-Strip visual people book this for; daytime slots are cheaper, less crowded, and give clearer, better-lit photos if the neon backdrop matters less to you than a good picture.
Restrictions to Know Before Booking
Height and weight limits (3'4"-6'8", 60-300 lbs) are enforced, along with age rules for unaccompanied minors and a waiver requirement for anyone under 18. Pregnant guests and those with serious back or medical conditions are advised against riding, and visibly intoxicated guests are turned away without refund.
Practical Advice
- Book online and in advance -- walk-up pricing runs noticeably higher and popular slots sell out.
- Wear closed-toe shoes and expect to stow phones, hats, sunglasses, and jewelry before launch.
- Decide seated vs. superhero ahead of time based on whether photos or comfort matter more to you.
Bottom line for a first-time visitor: book ahead, pick your position, and choose night for the view or day for the price and the photos.
