Quick answer
Fly LINQ is the zipline running above The LINQ Promenade in Las Vegas.
The current attraction covers about 1,080 feet, starts around 114 feet above the Promenade, and riders can reach speeds of up to 35 mph.
Riders must weigh 60-300 lb (27-136 kg) and be between 3 ft 4 in and 6 ft 8 in tall.
Children aged 12 and under must ride with a ticketed rider aged 13 or older. Anyone under 18 needs a parent or legal guardian to sign the Fly LINQ liability waiver.
Check availabilityYou can combine it easily with the High Roller, which sits at the eastern end of the Promenade. Adults 21+ can also choose the High Roller Happy Half Hour.
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Fly LINQ key facts
| Detail | Fly LINQ |
|---|---|
| Location | The LINQ Promenade |
| Zipline length | About 1,080 feet |
| Height | About 114 feet |
| Top speed | Up to 35 mph |
| Parallel lines | 10 |
| Weight requirement | 60-300 lb |
| Height requirement | 3 ft 4 in-6 ft 8 in |
| Position | Seated or superhero-style, depending on ticket/operation |
| Finish | Near the High Roller |
The zipline is outdoors, so weather and operational conditions can affect availability.
What to expect
Your visit starts at the Fly LINQ entrance on The LINQ Promenade.
You check in, complete the required waiver process, ride up to the launch area and get fitted into the safety equipment.
The actual zipline ride is short. Most of your visit is check-in, waiting, gearing up and getting into position.
Once released, you travel above the Promenade towards the High Roller at the far end.
The attraction uses multiple parallel lines, so friends can ride at the same time when operationally possible.
Seated or superhero position?
Fly LINQ has been sold with both a normal seated position and a face-forward superhero-style position.
The exact ride configuration offered with your ticket can change, so check the product details for your date rather than assuming both choices will always be available.
The superhero position feels more like flying because your body is more horizontal. The seated position generally feels more familiar to first-time zipline riders.
Fly LINQ ticket price
Fly LINQ prices vary by date and seller.
Current online listings commonly start in the high-$30 range, while Go City values the standalone attraction at up to about $48.
Because pricing changes, use the live booking page rather than treating one fixed number as permanent.
Check availabilityThe linked ticket is a single-use ticket. Some current reseller options remain valid for up to three days from the selected date, which gives you flexibility if your plans change.
Height and weight requirements
These restrictions matter because they determine whether you can ride.
Current requirements are:
- minimum weight: 60 lb / 27 kg
- maximum weight: 300 lb / 136 kg
- minimum height: 3 ft 4 in / about 100 cm
- maximum height: 6 ft 8 in / about 203 cm
If you are close to one of the limits, do not guess. Confirm the current requirement before buying.
Rules for children and teenagers
Riders aged 12 and under must be accompanied by a ticketed rider aged 13 or older.
For riders under 18, a parent or legal guardian must sign the Fly LINQ liability waiver.
That makes Fly LINQ very different from the High Roller, which has no equivalent height or weight requirement for standard sightseeing admission.
Health and mobility considerations
Fly LINQ is an adventure attraction rather than a passive sightseeing ride.
You need to be able to use the safety equipment and follow staff instructions at the launch and landing areas.
If you have a medical condition, recent surgery, mobility limitation or pregnancy concern that could make ziplining unsuitable, check directly with the attraction before booking.
Fly LINQ opening hours
Fly LINQ hours can change by season, day of week, special event and maintenance schedule.
Current booking platforms show longer hours on Friday through Sunday than Monday through Thursday.
Do not assume the zipline stays open as late as the High Roller. The High Roller often operates later.
For that reason, if you plan to do both attractions in one visit, schedule Fly LINQ first and the High Roller second.
Day or night: which is better?
Daytime
Choose daytime if you want:
- clearer views of the Promenade below
- easier photography before and after the ride
- a daytime activity before your evening plans
- less emphasis on neon and nightlife atmosphere
Night
Choose night if you want:
- the illuminated LINQ Promenade below you
- more of a classic Las Vegas atmosphere
- to finish with a High Roller night ride afterwards
The ride itself is brief, so the difference is mainly atmosphere rather than sightseeing time.
How long should you allow?
The zipline itself lasts only a short time, but the full experience is much longer.
Allow time for:
- check-in
- waiver verification
- elevator or access to the launch area
- safety fitting
- queueing
- the ride
- removing equipment
- optional photo viewing
On a quiet day the process can be fairly quick. On busy evenings and weekends, waiting can add substantially more time.
If you are combining Fly LINQ with a timed dinner, show or High Roller plan, leave a buffer.
Is Fly LINQ scary?
It depends on your comfort with heights.
You are high above an open pedestrian promenade, and the initial release can feel intense.
But the ride is short, and the line carries you towards a very visible landing area near the High Roller.
For many first-time riders, the anticipation is more intimidating than the actual ride.
Can you use Go City for Fly LINQ?
Yes. Fly LINQ is currently included on eligible Go City Las Vegas Explorer and All-Inclusive passes.
A same-day reservation is required.
This can be useful if you are also visiting other included attractions such as the High Roller Daytime ticket or Eiffel Tower Experience.
See our High Roller + Fly LINQ guide if you want to do both LINQ attractions together.
Tips before you ride
- Wear secure shoes.
- Avoid loose items that could fall during the ride.
- Tie back long hair.
- Confirm height and weight requirements before buying.
- Complete waiver requirements correctly for minors.
- Arrive with enough time for check-in and safety fitting.
- Do Fly LINQ before the High Roller if you are combining both on the same evening.
- Check weather and operating status on the day of your visit.
- If you want the night atmosphere, do not schedule so late that the zipline is close to last call.
Fly LINQ vs High Roller
These two attractions are next to each other but feel completely different.
| Feature | Fly LINQ | High Roller |
|---|---|---|
| Experience | Zipline | Observation wheel |
| Pace | Fast | Slow |
| Duration | Short ride | About 30-minute rotation |
| Height/weight restrictions | Yes | No equivalent standard-ticket limits |
| Best for | Thrill seekers | Sightseeing |
| Location | Above LINQ Promenade | East end of LINQ Promenade |
Doing both works well because one gives you adrenaline and the other gives you time to look at the city.
Frequently asked questions
How long is Fly LINQ?
Caesars currently describes Fly LINQ as approximately 1,080 feet long.
How fast is Fly LINQ?
Riders can reach speeds of up to about 35 mph.
How high is Fly LINQ?
The attraction is about 114 feet above The LINQ Promenade at the launch area.
What are the weight limits?
Current limits are 60-300 lb, or about 27-136 kg.
What are the height limits?
Current limits are approximately 3 ft 4 in to 6 ft 8 in.
Can children ride Fly LINQ?
Yes, if they meet the physical requirements. Riders aged 12 and under must be accompanied by a ticketed rider aged 13 or older. Riders under 18 need a parent or legal guardian to sign the waiver.
Can I ride Fly LINQ and the High Roller on the same visit?
Yes. They are both on The LINQ Promenade, and Fly LINQ finishes near the High Roller.
Is Fly LINQ included with Go City?
Yes, on eligible Explorer and All-Inclusive passes. Same-day reservation is required.
