Fly LINQ

Fly LINQ

Fly LINQ is the Strip's only zipline — ten side-by-side lines launching from a 12-story tower over the LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller, seated or superhero-style, from $43.

Is Fly LINQ Worth It? Review, Prices & What to Expect

Fly LINQ is the only zipline that runs along the Strip itself: ten parallel cables strung from a 12-story launch tower, sending riders about 1,100 feet down the middle of the LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller at up to 35 mph. The tower stands right behind The LINQ Hotel + Experience, so you check in, get weighed and harnessed, and launch 114 feet over the crowds you were just walking through.

You fly seated or face-down in the "superhero" position, and because all ten lines launch together, a whole group can go at once. Be clear about what you're buying: the flight itself lasts well under a minute, so this is a novelty and a one-of-a-kind photo op, not a long ride — desert canyon ziplines are the pick if you want flight time. From $43 when booked online; night flights over the lit promenade are the signature version, high winds can pause launches, and the action photo they snap at the start is a paid extra.

Insider tipAsk for an outside lane — the middle cables stare into rigging, the edge lanes get the open promenade view and a cleaner action photo. And book a night slot ahead; that's the run everyone wants.
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Venue

3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does the Fly LINQ ride actually last?

The flight is well under a minute — roughly 35 to 60 seconds of cable time depending on your weight and the wind. Budget about half an hour on site for check-in, harnessing and the launch queue.

Seated or superhero — which should you pick?

Seated is the easy call for nervous flyers: you're upright in a chair-style harness and it feels secure. Superhero clips you in face-down and horizontal, which is the real thrill and the better action photo — it typically runs a few dollars more.

Is Fly LINQ scary if you're afraid of heights?

It's one of the gentler ziplines: the tower is 114 feet (not a canyon rim), the ride is short, staff handle every clip, and up to ten people launch side by side. That said, the operator itself warns it's not for serious height phobia.

Is it better at night?

Night is the signature run — you fly over the lit promenade straight toward the glowing High Roller. Evening slots sell out first, so book a specific time rather than walking up after dark.

What happens if it's windy?

High winds, lightning or storms trigger a hold or closure — it's an open-air line over a public promenade, so safety margins are conservative. Weather-cancelled flights are rescheduled or refunded; keep your confirmation.
Rating

3.9

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PriceFrom $43
WhereThe LINQ Promenade
Address3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Rider requirementsWeight between 60 and 300 lbs, height between 40 and 80 inches (3'4" to 6'8").
MinorsRiders 12 and under fly with a ticketed rider 13 or older; anyone under 18 needs the waiver signed by a parent or guardian.
What's includedOne flight (seated or superhero position), harness and gear, staff-assisted launch. The action photo is sold separately after you land.
PositionsSeated feels more secure and suits first-timers; the face-down superhero launch is the bigger rush and usually costs a few dollars more.
Good to knowLoose items — phones, sunglasses, sandals — must be secured or stowed before launch. High winds or storms can pause flights; weather cancellations are rebooked or refunded.
Opening hours Daily from 12:00 PM; closing times vary by season (later on weekends) Brief early-evening pause for safety checks
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