Fly LINQ Zipline Las Vegas

Updated June 26, 2025

## Fly LINQ Zipline Las Vegas: What to Know Before You Launch Over The LINQ Promenade

If you want a Las Vegas Strip thrill that’s fast, visible, and easy to pair with dinner or a show, Fly LINQ Zipline is built for exactly that. It runs directly over The LINQ Promenade—an open-air shopping/dining corridor—starting from a launch tower and finishing near the High Roller observation wheel area. Capital

Below is what you can confidently plan around (and what you should double-check the day you go, because operating details in Vegas can shift).

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## Where it is (and what you’re actually doing)

Fly LINQ Zipline is located at:

– Address: 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Capital
– Setting: The LINQ Promenade (open-air entertainment/retail/dining district) Capital

### The ride in plain terms
You start by going up to the launch tower and then zip eastward over The LINQ Promenade to the landing area, where riders disembark near the base of High Roller. Capital

Key ride specs from the operator’s fact sheet:

– Launch height: 114 feet Capital
– Landing height: 54 feet Capital
– Line length: 1,121 feet Capital
– Average speed: 35 mph Capital
– Actual flight time: ~35–45 seconds Capital
– Parallel capacity: 10 side-by-side zip lines Capital

That last point matters more than most people realize: with 10 lines launching in parallel, throughput can be better than many single-line ziplines—though you can still run into waits during peak Strip hours. Capital

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## Rider requirements (height, weight, age rules)

This is the part that most often changes someone’s plan at the last minute, so it’s worth reading carefully.

### Height + weight
– Weight: minimum 60 lb, maximum 300 lb Capital
– Height: minimum 3’4″, maximum 6’8″ Capital

The operator’s fact sheet explicitly states there are no age limits as long as the rider meets the height/weight requirements. Capital

### Kids / supervision
Multiple ticketing partners note that:
– Riders 12 and under must be accompanied by a ticketed rider 13+, and
– Riders under 18 typically require a parent/legal guardian to sign the waiver.

(That’s common across many attractions, but the above is specifically stated by sellers/partners for this ride.)

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## Hours + operational details (what to verify)

The LINQ Promenade site lists daily hours of 2:00 PM–10:00 PM. Linq Promenade

Outdated-data flag: Other ticketing/listing sites sometimes show different hours (including later weekend closes). Operating hours in Las Vegas can shift seasonally or for events, so treat any single source as a snapshot and verify close to your visit. The most stable reference I can cite directly here is the LINQ Promenade listing. Linq Promenade

Phone: (702) 777-2782 Capital

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## What the experience feels like (based on how it’s built)

A few details from the operator’s fact sheet tell you what the flow is like:

– You take an elevator up to the launch deck, where gear-fitting and a photo opportunity happen before you ride. Capital
– The ride uses an automated system designed to keep queues moving and ensure each rider line is ready before launch. Capital
– Riders are launched seated forward (not hanging prone), which can feel more controlled for people who are nervous about heights. Capital

If you’re trying to decide whether it’s worth it: the flight itself is short (under a minute), so the “value” is usually in the novelty of crossing the Strip corridor, the elevation, and the photos rather than sustained airtime. Capital

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## Photos, add-ons, and what to expect

The operator notes you can purchase professional photos, including group options, taken during the experience. Capital

Because this is a highly visible Strip attraction, photos are a big part of why people do it—especially if you’re combining it with other LINQ-area stops (High Roller, Promenade dining, etc.). Capital

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## Practical planning tips you can trust

These are supported directly by official/partner listings:

– It’s open-air. Dress for weather; one partner specifically recommends comfortable clothing for an open-air experience. City
– Your eligibility is measured. If you’re close to the listed height/weight limits, plan for the possibility of being checked onsite. Requirements are explicitly stated across multiple sources. Capital
– It’s easy to combine with nearby attractions. The landing is near the High Roller base area, and the ride runs along The LINQ Promenade. Capital

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## Two smart internal-link opportunities (if you have these pages)
If you’re publishing this on RealJourneyTravels.com, two contextual internal links that usually boost engagement (without feeling forced):

– Your Las Vegas Strip walking guide (anchor idea: best quick wins on the Strip between Caesars and Flamingo)
– Your High Roller guide (anchor idea: High Roller tickets, timing, and what the cabins are like)

(If you don’t already have them, those two pages tend to earn links and keep readers clicking because they connect directly to where this zipline starts/finishes.) Capital

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## Quick facts recap

– Attraction: Fly LINQ Zipline
– Address: 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Capital
– Length: 1,121 feet Capital
– Launch height: 114 feet Capital
– Speed: ~35 mph average Capital
– Flight time: ~35–45 seconds Capital
– Requirements: 60–300 lb; 3’4″–6’8″ Capital
– Listed hours (LINQ Promenade): 2:00 PM–10:00 PM daily (verify before you go) Linq Promenade
– Phone: (702) 777-2782 Capital

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