Fly LINQ Zipline

Overview

Fly LINQ Zipline is a short, high-speed ride above the LINQ Promenade where riders are launched from an elevated platform and glide forward toward the High Roller. The experience lasts under a minute and is designed as a quick thrill rather than a full attraction.

The experience is structured, guided, and designed as a brief aerial ride rather than a sightseeing tour or extended activity.

What the Experience Is Like

Participants check in, receive safety instructions, and are fitted with a harness before being secured to the zipline. Riders are launched in parallel lanes and glide above the promenade toward the landing platform.

The ride itself is short and continuous, with no stops once launched. Views include the promenade, surrounding buildings, and nearby attractions as riders travel forward-facing in the harness.

This is a very short experience — the ride itself is over quickly, and most of your time will be spent checking in and waiting rather than on the zipline.

Who It’s Best For

• Visitors looking for a short, outdoor thrill experience
• Travelers comfortable with heights
• Groups seeking a quick attraction between dining or shopping stops

Who Should Skip It

• Visitors uncomfortable with heights or zipline-style rides
• Travelers seeking long or self-paced attractions
• Guests sensitive to outdoor conditions such as wind or heat

Location & How It Fits Into Your Trip

Fly LINQ Zipline is located at The LINQ Promenade on the central Las Vegas Strip, between The LINQ Hotel and Caesars Palace.

Because of its central location, it fits naturally into a walking itinerary along the central Strip making it a quick add-on stop rather than a standalone activity.

Tickets & Entry

Tickets are sold per person and include one zipline ride. Entry is scheduled, and riders must meet height, weight, and safety requirements set by the operator.

This is a short, time-based experience where the ride itself lasts under a minute, but total time depends on check-in and wait times.

Because it operates on scheduled slots, this is more structured than walk-through attractions but still flexible enough to fit between other central Strip activities.

Because of its central location and visibility, wait times can increase significantly during evenings and weekends, often making this less of a spontaneous walk-up than it appears.

Because the ride itself is so brief, the overall value depends heavily on wait times and how busy the attraction is when you visit.

How This Attraction Compares

Compared to ride-based attractions like the Big Apple Coaster, which feature drops, turns, and a longer ride sequence, Fly LINQ Zipline is much shorter and simpler, focused on a single forward glide. Choose the coaster if you want a more intense, multi-element ride. Choose the zipline if you want a quick, straightforward thrill.

Compared to observation experiences like the High Roller Observation Wheel, which offer a longer, slower ride centered on views, Fly LINQ is significantly shorter and focused on speed rather than duration. Choose the High Roller if you want a longer, more relaxed experience. Choose the zipline if you want something quick and high-energy.

Unlike larger attractions that require dedicated time blocks, Fly LINQ works best as a quick add-on that can be completed between other central Strip activities.

Is It Worth Visiting?

If you’re looking for a quick thrill in the middle of the Strip, Fly LINQ Zipline is easy to fit into your itinerary without major planning.

It works best as a short, add-on experience while exploring central Strip attractions featured in our Best Las Vegas Attractions guide.

If you prefer longer, more immersive attractions or better value for time, this may feel too brief to justify the cost.