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Las Vegas Zip Lines: Where to Fly Over the City
Soar down Fremont Street or race side-by-side lines on the LINQ Promenade — here are the zip lines worth the adrenaline in Las Vegas, plus one more sky-high thrill.
More Things to Do in Vegas →I’ve lived in Las Vegas my whole life, and I still get a little jolt watching people launch off a tower and fly over the crowd. What most visitors don’t realize is that we have a couple of genuinely different zip line experiences here — from a neon-lit ride right over Fremont Street to a ten-line launch straight down the Strip. Whether you want a quick thrill between casinos or a side-by-side race with a friend, here are the ones I’d point my own friends and clients toward. Pricing and hours change often, so always confirm the details on each attraction’s official site before you go.
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Zip lines in & around Las Vegas
SlotZilla
This is the one right in the middle of the action, an 11-story, slot-machine-themed launch tower over the Fremont Street Experience. There are two ways to fly: the seated Zip Line that lifts off from 77 feet and glides a few blocks down the street, or the superman-style Zoom Line that launches from the very top and races the full length of the light canopy. Tip: Ride after dark — flying under the neon canopy with a band playing below is pure Vegas.
Fly LINQ
If you want to fly right on the Strip, this is it. Ten side-by-side lines launch from a 114-foot tower and run about 1,100 feet down the open-air LINQ Promenade toward the base of the High Roller observation wheel. You can ride seated, superman-style, or even backward, and because the lines run side by side you can race a friend. Tip: It sits steps from the High Roller and the promenade shops, so it’s easy to fold into a Strip afternoon.
One more Strip thrill
SkyJump (not technically a zip line)
If you’re chasing the biggest vertical rush in town, SkyJump at The STRAT is a guided, controlled descent from the top of the tower — a Guinness-record drop that isn’t a zip line but belongs on any Vegas thrill list. You step off the edge attached to a decelerating cable and free-fall toward the base with the whole valley in front of you. Hours and pricing vary, so check the official site before you book.
A quick note for planning: a couple of rides you may still see mentioned elsewhere aren’t running anymore. The VooDoo Zip Line that once flew between the towers at the Rio has permanently closed and been removed from the resort, and the four-line Flightlinez tour out at Bootleg Canyon near Boulder City is no longer showing up as an active, bookable attraction — so I’ve left both off this list until that changes.
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