The High Roller and Fly LINQ Zipline are the two signature LINQ Promenade experiences and make a natural combination in a single visit. The Fly LINQ Zipline travels 1,121 feet across the Promenade at speeds up to 35 mph; the High Roller lifts you 550 feet in an enclosed glass cabin for a 30-minute panoramic ride. Combo tickets are available through third-party platforms at a small discount over buying separately. The recommended order is zipline first, High Roller second.
Two of Las Vegas’s most distinctive LINQ Promenade experiences sit side by side: the Fly LINQ Zipline screaming across the Promenade at 35 mph, and the LINQ High Roller rising slowly to 550 feet for a 30-minute scenic rotation. They’re physically adjacent, thematically complementary — adrenaline followed by relaxation — and doing both in one visit saves you a return trip to the Promenade. This guide covers the combo ticket options, the recommended order, logistics, timing, and everything you need to plan both experiences in a single LINQ visit.
Top Tickets
# Fly LINQ Zipline Ticket
# High Roller Standard Ticket
# High Roller Happy Half Hour
| Feature | Fly LINQ Zipline | LINQ High Roller |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Outdoor zipline | Enclosed observation wheel |
| Height | Up to 114 feet above ground | 550 feet at peak |
| Speed | Up to 35 mph | Very slow — 30 min/rotation |
| Duration | ~1 minute per run | 30 minutes |
| Thrill Level | High — outdoor, fast | Low — calm, scenic |
| Age/Height | Min. 48″ height, 7–300 lbs | All ages, no restriction |
| Price (from) | $30 per rider | $28 per adult (daytime) |
| Best For | Adrenaline, groups | Views, all ages, celebrations |
The High Roller and Fly LINQ Zipline can be combined through third-party booking platforms including Tiqets and Viator, which bundle both experiences at a slight discount over purchasing separately. No official Caesars Entertainment combo ticket exists — the bundle deals are offered by authorised resellers. Always compare the bundle price against buying each ticket individually before purchasing.
The most flexible approach: buy your High Roller ticket and your Fly LINQ ticket as separate online bookings. This lets you choose exactly which tier of High Roller ticket you want (Daytime or Anytime, or Happy Half Hour) and which Fly LINQ slot works best, without being locked into a bundled time constraint.
Tiqets and Viator periodically offer combo bundle packages covering both the High Roller and Fly LINQ at a combined price. These bundles typically save $5–$15 per person compared to buying each ticket individually at standard rates. Check both platforms for current bundle availability and compare against the individual ticket prices before buying.
The Go City Las Vegas All-Inclusive Pass covers both the High Roller (standard admission) and the Fly LINQ Zipline as part of its wider attraction package. If you’re visiting four or more Las Vegas attractions during your trip, the pass may represent the best overall value. See our High Roller Discounts guide for the full Go City pass breakdown.
The recommended order for combining both experiences is Fly LINQ Zipline first, then the High Roller. The zipline delivers an immediate adrenaline hit that sets a high-energy tone for the visit; the High Roller then provides a natural decompression — 30 calm minutes at elevation with panoramic views and a drink if you’ve chosen the Happy Half Hour. Doing it in reverse (High Roller first) works fine logistically, but the energy transition from calm to adrenaline feels less natural.
Both experiences are located on the LINQ Promenade. The Fly LINQ launch platform is at the top of the Promenade near the High Roller entrance — they are essentially adjacent. Once you’ve completed the zipline and returned to the Promenade (riders are bused back from the landing zone to the launch area), walk directly to the High Roller boarding entrance. The transition takes under 5 minutes.
A late-afternoon slot works well for the combo: do the zipline around 4:00–5:00 pm while it’s still light, then board the High Roller around 5:30–6:00 pm to catch the sunset transition at the top of the wheel. This gives you outdoor daytime adrenaline followed by a golden-hour neon rise — two very different but complementary Las Vegas moments within a single two-hour window.
The Fly LINQ Zipline is a 1,121-foot dual-cable zipline running the length of the LINQ Promenade from a launch platform near Koval Lane to a landing zone near Las Vegas Boulevard. Riders travel face-down (supine) at speeds up to 35 mph, approximately 114 feet above the Promenade below. The ride lasts approximately one minute. Most riders do two consecutive runs. Minimum height is 48 inches; weight limit is 300 lbs.
For our full Fly LINQ guide including tips, what to expect, and booking: Fly LINQ Zipline — Full Guide & Tickets
For visitors who want to make the most of a LINQ Promenade visit and have around two hours, yes — the combo is an excellent use of time. The two experiences are genuinely complementary rather than repetitive: one is fast, outdoor, and thrilling; the other is slow, enclosed, and panoramic. Together they cover the full range of what the Promenade offers beyond dining and shopping.
There is no official single Caesars Entertainment combo ticket. Bundle deals are offered by authorised third-party resellers (Tiqets, Viator) and the Go City Las Vegas Pass covers both experiences as part of its wider package.
Allow 1.5–2 hours for both experiences including queuing, the zipline ride, and the 30-minute High Roller rotation. Add 30–60 minutes if you plan to eat or drink on the Promenade before or after.
There is no minimum age, but there is a minimum height of 48 inches and weight limits of 7 lbs minimum and 300 lbs maximum (fully harnessed). Children who do not meet the height requirement cannot ride the zipline but are welcome on the High Roller, which has no height or age restrictions.
Zipline first is the recommended order. The adrenaline of the zipline followed by the calm panoramic High Roller creates a more satisfying experiential arc than the reverse.
Yes — book the Fly LINQ and the Happy Half Hour as separate tickets. Plan the zipline before your Happy Half Hour boarding time, then transition directly to the High Roller. Note that the Happy Half Hour is 21+ and requires advance booking, particularly for weekend slots. See our Happy Half Hour guide.
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