Soar Above the Strip or Fremont Street? Two Vegas Ziplines to Try

^{SlotZilla sends riders over the bright lights of Circa and the crowds below. (Photo: courtesy of Fremont Street Experience)}

LAS VEGAS — One of the best (and most unusual) thrills you can experience in Vegas is flying almost a hundred feet above the city’s casinos through the air on a zipline. If you're looking for an unusual way to experience the city from above, there are two options to glide over the Las Vegas Strip and Fremont Street in downtown on a zipline.

Fly LINQ sends riders above the LINQ Promenade on the Strip, while SlotZilla lets you soar above the crowds on the Fremont Street Experience. Both treat you to a great view from high up, but the views and ride experiences are the main differences to consider before you choose one.

Fly LINQ Takes Riders Soaring Above the Las Vegas Strip

Located at the LINQ Promenade, Fly LINQ is the only zipline on the Las Vegas Strip, located about 12 stories up. You’ll be sent a total of 1,121 feet across the open-air entertainment district toward the High Roller observation wheel at about 35 mph.

The ride offers a bird's-eye view of the surrounding casino resorts along the Strip. Fly LINQ also has 10 side-by-side zipline cables that launch multiple riders at once, making it a fun option for groups or couples who want to experience the flight together.

There are two ways to ride: move through the air in a seated position or choose the superhero-style experience, which has you gliding horizontally with your stomach facing down for a more traditional flying feeling.

Ticket prices vary by ride style and date, but the superhero-style option always costs more than the seated ride on any given day. Standard tickets start around $25 and can go up to approximately $58. You can often find discounts via third-party sellers, so always do your research before you pay.

The attraction is located at 3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd., within the LINQ Promenade. Its central location also makes it easy to add to a day of exploration, especially if you're already planning to visit the High Roller or nearby casino resorts.

Fremont Street’s SlotZilla Hides a Zipline in Plain Sight

Walk down Fremont Street as a tourist, and it’s easy to forget there are people flying above your head. SlotZilla is a giant slot-machine tower that sends riders above the corridor to check out neon signs, casino lights, and the Viva Vision canopy. The zipline has had its share of famous flyers, like Katy Perry and DJ Steve Aoki.

Up in the air, you’ll be soaring above Fremont Street while down below, people are playing slots and blackjack at the casinos lining the corridor.

You have two options for riding here, too. The lower zipline launches riders from approximately 77 feet above the ground in a seated position, sending them about three blocks along Fremont Street.

If you’re looking for the full superhero experience, you can choose the Zoomline, which launches from 11 stories up and positions riders face-down in a superhero-style pose. The Zoomline travels approximately five blocks above Fremont Street, so this option offers a longer flight beneath the massive LED canopy.

If you have a fear of heights, it’s loud enough down on Fremont Street that nobody on the ground will really judge your screaming. Riders expect sudden braking and a bit of a backward swing right before the end – don’t worry, you won’t fall!

Right now, SlotZilla riders can also book P!NKZILLA, a limited-time themed flight celebrating pop singer P!NK’s new residency at Sphere that starts in September 2027. The special flights run through Nov. 19, at 5 p.m., 7 p.m., and 9 p.m. hours. Every rider gets a free digital P!NKZILLA photo, plus a P!NK-themed photo op at the end of the ride for anyone who wants more pictures on their own phone.

SlotZilla's current ticket prices start at $49 for the seated zipline Monday through Thursday and $55 Friday through Sunday. The superhero-style Zoomline starts at $69 during the week and $75 on weekends. These prices are listed before fees, and promotions may be available via third-party sites.

Nevada residents can nab discounts through its License to Fly promotion too. Eligible residents can save 35% on regular-priced rides with a valid Nevada-issued driver's license or government-issued photo ID.

SlotZilla is located in a busy part of Fremont that’s full of free live entertainment in the immediate area along with bars, nightclubs, and restaurants to check out. Casinos like Circa, Golden Nugget, or El Cortez are all nearby as well.

Where Will You Choose to Fly?

The two zipline options offer distinct experiences of flying high above Las Vegas. If you’re looking to stick to the Strip, Fly LINQ is a convenient option and great if you want something more affordable. Tickets run about $25 to $58 for a 1,121-foot ride.

On the other hand, SlotZilla offers a longer (and louder) experience downtown, especially if you opt for the upper Zoomline. Tickets range from $49 to $69 on weekdays, and $55 to $75 on weekends.

Whichever you pick, try to ride it after dark. The lights on the Strip or Fremont’s Viva Vision canopy overhead beat anything you'll see in daylight. For more ways to find your next thrill in Las Vegas, explore our License to Thrill series.

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