Fly LINQ Zipline on the Las Vegas Strip

Fly LINQ is the only zipline located directly on the Las Vegas Strip, running down the center of the open-air LINQ Promenade between Las Vegas Boulevard and the High Roller wheel. Riders climb a 12-story launch tower (about 114 feet) and fly roughly 1,100 feet along one of ten parallel cables at speeds up to 35 mph. It is booked mostly as a quick adrenaline add-on for people already walking the Strip who want a bird's-eye pass over the promenade rather than a full excursion.

After checking in at the tower on the promenade, guests are weighed, harnessed, and clipped into a launch bay, then choose to fly either seated upright or face-down in the "superhero" position. Because there are ten side-by-side lines, groups of up to ten can launch together, which makes it a shared moment rather than a solo one. The route carries flyers over the bars, restaurants, and crowds of the promenade toward the High Roller before braking at the landing platform; an action photo of the launch is captured and offered for sale afterward.

The obvious downside is brevity: the actual flight lasts only about 35 to 45 seconds, so the value is in the novelty and the on-Strip vantage point, not ride time. There are firm weight (roughly 60 to 300 lbs) and height limits, minors need an adult and a signed waiver, and high winds or storms can trigger weather holds that pause or cancel flights. It is a fun, low-commitment thrill and a genuinely unique Strip photo op, but anyone expecting a long or fast zipline over open scenery should look at desert canyon lines instead.