Fly LINQ Zipline in Las Vegas
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Fly LINQ Zipline

Ten parallel lines send riders flying above The LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller at speeds approaching 35 mph.

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About Fly LINQ Zipline

Fly LINQ begins from a 114-foot launch tower near the Strip end of The LINQ Promenade. Riders are secured into a harness and travel approximately 1,121 feet over the open-air district, landing near the High Roller. The actual flight lasts less than a minute, although check-in, gear fitting, the elevator ride and waiting for a launch group make the complete visit longer.

Because ten lines operate side by side, friends can often launch together rather than taking turns one at a time. The height supplies a quick elevated look over the promenade, but this is primarily a compact thrill ride rather than an observation experience.

The attraction is outdoors and operation can be affected by wind, lightning or other weather. Caesars has historically required riders to meet minimum-weight and other safety limits; confirm the current requirements and arrive by the time shown on the ticket, especially when bringing younger riders.

Check every rider's eligibility before purchasing a group of tickets. Caesars currently specifies a weight range of 60–300 pounds and a height range of 3 feet 4 inches to 6 feet 8 inches. Riders age 12 and younger must be accompanied by a ticketed rider age 13 or older, and a parent or legal guardian must sign the waiver for anyone under 18. Recheck these requirements on the official attraction page before your visit.

The launch and landing are at different ends of the promenade. Arrange where non-riding companions will meet you, and leave time for check-in and harness fitting before another reservation. When comparing ticket sellers, check the usable date, admission conditions and total with fees; a discounted ticket is only useful if everyone in the party can ride.

Reviews for Fly LINQ Zipline

4.4 11 reviews
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@XX9
★★★☆☆

FLY LINQ in Las Vegas is a fun experience, but be prepared for long lines that are hidden at the top. The line moves slowly, so expect to wait a while. The price is a bit high considering the length of the ride. Unfortunately, you won't be able to capture GoPro footage during the ride.

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@SilverStoryChaser497
★★★★★

I had an absolute blast!! I was feeling like trying something new and exhilarating and I saw Fly LINQ, this was my first time zip lining and I couldn’t have had a better experience! The staff is very thorough and professional in making sure you get the equipment on correctly and setup to go! The line moved pretty quickly, so it didn’t take long from the time I made it to the top till I was zipping away! The experience/views are beautiful and the entire experience is so worth it! I would absolutely recommend giving this a try!

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@VegasUser100850
★★★★☆

The overall experience on FLY LINQ was decent, but the ride felt a bit slow. There was a lengthy wait at the top, which made it difficult to accurately estimate the duration of the ride if you were leaving a child alone for the adventure. Additionally, it was challenging to capture a good picture of the ride.

What To Do Near Fly LINQ Zipline

Fly LINQ travels along The LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller. These are separate attractions: the zipline provides a brief thrill, while the observation wheel offers a slower sightseeing experience. Plan food or shopping around the promenade after landing, and confirm which activities a combination ticket actually includes before booking both.

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