The Fly LINQ Zipline is a 1,121-foot dual-cable zipline running the full length of the LINQ Promenade, from a launch platform near Koval Lane to a landing zone near Las Vegas Boulevard. Riders travel face-down at speeds up to 35 mph, approximately 114 feet above the Promenade and its restaurants and bars below. The ride lasts approximately 60 seconds. Minimum height is 48 inches; weight limits apply. Tickets start from $30 per rider.
The Fly LINQ Zipline runs directly above the LINQ Promenade — parallel to the High Roller and visible from it. While the High Roller is a slow, panoramic, 30-minute experience at 550 feet, the Fly LINQ is its polar opposite: fast, outdoor, and over in about 60 seconds. Together they define the two ends of the LINQ Promenade’s experiential spectrum. This guide covers everything you need to know about the Fly LINQ Zipline: the ride itself, tickets, prices, what to expect, eligibility requirements, safety, tips, and how to combine it with the High Roller for the ultimate LINQ visit.
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Fly LINQ Zipline — Key Facts
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 1,121 feet (342 metres) |
| Height | Up to 114 feet above the LINQ Promenade |
| Speed | Up to 35 mph |
| Duration | Approximately 60 seconds per run |
| Rider Position | Face-down (supine / prone) |
| Minimum Height | 48 inches |
| Weight Minimum | 70 lbs (with gear) |
| Weight Maximum | 300 lbs (with gear) |
| Cables | Dual-cable — two riders side by side |
| Direction | West to East (Koval Lane → Las Vegas Blvd) |
| Ticket Price | From $30 per rider (online) |
What to Expect on the Fly LINQ Zipline
On the Fly LINQ Zipline, you ride face-down in a prone harness at up to 35 mph across 1,121 feet of the LINQ Promenade, approximately 114 feet above the restaurants, bars, and crowds below. The ride lasts about 60 seconds from launch to landing. Most riders describe the experience as a combination of the Strip view from above and the sensation of speed — more visually engaging than many traditional wooded ziplines because the urban setting gives an immediate and dramatic sense of motion.
The Gear-Up Process
- After checking in and having your height and weight verified, you’re fitted with a full-body harness by staff at the launch platform
- Riders lie face-down on a padded frame that clips into the zipline cable
- Staff conduct a safety check before you launch
- The launch is controlled — you don’t jump; staff release the brake and you accelerate away
The Ride
- From launch, you accelerate to up to 35 mph within the first seconds
- The view directly below is the LINQ Promenade — the restaurants, bars, and people of the Promenade visible in miniature
- To your right (south) as you travel east, the High Roller is visible rotating slowly above the Promenade
- The ride covers the full 1,121-foot length in approximately 60 seconds
- Landing is controlled by a braking system — the deceleration is smooth rather than sudden
After the Ride
- You land near Las Vegas Boulevard and are transported back to the launch platform by shuttle
- Most riders do two consecutive runs — this is the most popular option and can be booked as a two-run package
Fly LINQ Tickets and Prices 2026
| Option | Price (from) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Single Run | $30 | One 60-second ride across the Promenade |
| Double Run | $55 | Two consecutive rides — most popular option |
| Night Rider | $35 | Single run during evening hours — enhanced neon backdrop |
Note: Prices may vary by date and booking platform. Online prices are typically lower than walk-up. Night Rider pricing and availability confirm on flylinq.com.
Eligibility — Height, Weight, and Health Requirements
Height and Weight Limits
- Minimum height: 48 inches (4 feet)
- Minimum weight: 70 lbs when fully geared
- Maximum weight: 300 lbs when fully geared
These limits are strictly enforced. If you are close to the maximum weight limit, be aware that the combined weight of the harness and gear adds approximately 7–10 lbs. Guests who exceed the limit at check-in will not be able to ride and are entitled to a refund.
Health Considerations
The Fly LINQ Zipline is not recommended for guests with:
- Heart conditions or respiratory conditions
- Recent surgeries or injuries
- Severe anxiety around heights or speed
- Pregnancy
If you have any concerns, consult a medical professional before booking.
Daytime vs Night Zipline
The Fly LINQ is available both during the day and at night. The daytime ride gives a clear view of the LINQ Promenade architecture, the Strip corridor, and the High Roller. The night ride delivers the full neon Las Vegas backdrop — the Promenade below lit by bar and restaurant signage, the Strip blazing beyond. Both are excellent; the night ride is more atmospheric and is the more popular choice for those visiting Las Vegas primarily in the evenings.
Night Rider — Evening Zipline
Evening Fly LINQ rides (branded Night Rider) take place against the backdrop of the fully-lit Strip — one of the most visually spectacular zipline environments in the world. The additional $5 premium over the standard single run is worth it for evening visitors. Book in advance as Night Rider slots are popular on weekends.
Tips for Your Fly LINQ Ride
- Secure all loose items: Staff will ask you to secure phones, glasses, jewellery, and accessories before launch — bring a zipped pocket or small bag that can be stowed
- Wear comfortable, close-fitting clothing: Loose clothing can be uncomfortable in the prone harness position at speed
- Book the double run: 60 seconds goes fast — most riders immediately want to go again. Booking two runs upfront is cheaper than booking a second separately
- Go in the evening: The neon backdrop makes the night ride more dramatic and memorable than the daytime version
- Arrive 15–20 minutes before your slot: The gear-up and safety check process takes time — don’t cut it close
- Combine with the High Roller: Zipline first, then board the High Roller for a complete LINQ Promenade experience. See our Combo guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Fly LINQ Zipline scary?
Yes — it is genuinely fast and the face-down prone position is unusual and initially disorienting. Most riders describe it as exhilarating rather than frightening. The 60-second duration means the experience is over before significant fear has time to build.
Can children ride the Fly LINQ Zipline?
Children who meet the minimum height (48 inches) and weight (70 lbs) requirements can ride. There is no minimum age specified — the height and weight requirements are the practical gatekeepers.
How high up is the Fly LINQ Zipline?
Up to 114 feet above the LINQ Promenade at peak height — roughly the equivalent of 10–11 storeys above the ground.
Is the Fly LINQ Zipline safe?
Yes — the Fly LINQ uses a dual-cable system with a controlled braking mechanism and a full-body harness inspected before each ride. It is operated under standard US zipline safety certifications. Staff conduct safety checks on all riders before launch.
Can I ride the zipline more than once?
Yes — most riders do two consecutive runs. A double-run package ($55) is cheaper than booking two single runs separately.
How long is the wait to ride?
Waiting times vary from near-zero (quiet weekday afternoons) to 30+ minutes on busy weekend evenings. Booking a specific time slot online minimises waiting.
