A 1,121-foot zipline that launches from a 12-storey tower on the Strip and flies the length of The LINQ Promenade to the High Roller, seated or face-down.
Fly LINQ is the zipline strung above The LINQ Promenade, the pedestrian street between The LINQ Hotel and Harrah's. You start at the top of a 12-storey launch tower at the Las Vegas Boulevard end, then fly 1,121 feet east over the restaurants and crowds to land near the base of the High Roller. Up to nine riders go side by side on parallel lines, which makes it work well for groups, and top speed is around 35 mph.
There are two ways to ride. The seated ticket, called Ticket to Fly, puts you upright in a harness like a chair swing. It is easier for first-timers and younger riders. The Superhero ticket straps you in face-down and headfirst, arms out, so the Promenade and the High Roller rush up at you.
It costs more and feels more like flying. Either way, the flight itself is short: about 35 to 45 seconds. With check-in, weigh-in, gearing up and the climb, the whole visit is usually under 30 minutes, which makes it easy to fit between dinner and a show.
The rules are specific, so check them before you book. Riders must weigh between 60 and 300 lb and be between 3'4" and 6'8" tall. Riders aged 12 and under must fly with a ticketed guest aged 13 or older. Anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign the waiver. Nothing loose is allowed on the line: phones, hats and bags go in a locker or with a non-rider. The ride is not recommended if you are pregnant or have heart or back problems.
Hours are shorter early in the week. The line runs from noon to 7:30pm Monday to Thursday and from noon to 11pm Friday to Sunday, so a night flight means planning around a weekend. The view is best after dark, when the Promenade is lit and the High Roller glows ahead of you. Daytime flights are quieter, and in summer it is noticeably hotter on the tower.
What to expect
The experience
You launch from a 12-storey tower at the Strip end of The LINQ Promenade and fly 1,121 feet to the landing platform near the High Roller. The flight takes about 35 to 45 seconds at speeds up to about 35 mph. Up to nine riders fly side by side.
Best time
Evening flights, after dark on Friday to Sunday, give you the lit Promenade and the glowing High Roller as your landing target. Monday to Thursday the line closes at 7:30pm, so winter weekdays are your only early-dark option. Midday summer flights are hot while you wait on the tower.
How long
Under 30 minutes door to door outside peak times. On weekend nights, allow extra time for the queue.
Tips
Ticket to Fly is the seated option: upright, easy and good for nervous first-timers. Superhero puts you face-down and headfirst, which feels much more like flying and costs a little more. You choose when you book, so decide beforehand. Riders must weigh 60–300 lb and stand 3'4"–6'8". Riders 12 and under must ride with a guest aged 13 or older, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian's waiver signature. It is not advised for pregnant guests or people with heart, back or serious medical conditions. Check in at the base, sign the waiver, get weighed and harnessed, then take the elevator up the tower. Loose items such as phones, sunglasses and bags are not allowed on the line, so leave them with a friend or in a locker. Wear closed shoes and clothes that suit the weather. Nine parallel lines let bachelor and bachelorette groups launch together. Pick Superhero for better photos and reactions.
Quick picks
- Best for
- A short, real adrenaline hit in the middle of the Strip, without driving out to a desert zipline.
- Families
- Riders must stand at least 3’4” tall, and riders 12 and under must ride with a guest aged 13 or older. Check the weight and height rules first.
- Couples
- A quick thrill to share; ride side by side on the parallel lines and finish by the High Roller.
- Pair with
- Land by the High Roller and ride the wheel straight after: they are 30 seconds apart, and the combination covers the whole Promenade.
- Time needed
- Under 30 minutes door to door outside peak times. On weekend nights, allow extra time for the queue.
Good questions
How long is the Fly LINQ zipline ride?+
The flight takes about 35 to 45 seconds over 1,121 feet. Including check-in, harnessing and the elevator up the 12-storey tower, most visits take up to 30 minutes.
What is the difference between seated and Superhero?+
Ticket to Fly is seated and upright. Superhero is face-down and headfirst, like flying. Superhero costs a little more and is the more intense ride; seated is better for first-timers and younger kids.
What are the weight, height and age limits?+
Riders must weigh 60–300 lb and be 3'4"–6'8" tall. Riders aged 12 and under must ride with a ticketed guest aged 13 or older, and anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian to sign the waiver.
Where does the zipline start and finish?+
It launches from a tower at the Las Vegas Boulevard end of The LINQ Promenade and finishes near the High Roller at the east end, so you fly away from the Strip toward the wheel.
Can I take my phone on the zipline?+
No. Loose items are not allowed during the flight, so phones, hats, sunglasses and bags stay behind. If you want photos or video, have someone film you from the Promenade.
