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Launch from a 114-foot tower and fly 12 stories over The LINQ Promenade at up to 35 mph. This practical guide covers what to expect, timing tips, and safety rules for day or night flights on the Las Vegas Strip.
Launch from a 114-foot tower and fly 12 stories over The LINQ Promenade at up to 35 mph. This practical guide covers what to expect, timing tips, and safety rules for day or night flights on the Las Vegas Strip.
A gust from the Strip pushes past as you clip in at the edge of a 114-foot launch tower, the city unfolding below in neon ribbons and midday heat shimmer. The ride jerks briefly, then releases: for a heartbeat the pavement, pedestrians and storefronts compress into a vivid strip of motion. You’re moving at up to 35 mph, seated or in a superhero position, crossing the open-air LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller observation wheel.
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Operated by Caesars Entertainment · Las Vegas, Nevada
A gust from the Strip pushes past as you clip in at the edge of a 114-foot launch tower, the city unfolding below in neon ribbons and midday heat shimmer. The ride jerks briefly, then releases: for a heartbeat the pavement, pedestrians and storefronts compress into a vivid strip of motion. You’re moving at up to 35 mph, seated or in a superhero position, crossing the open-air LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller observation wheel.
The LINQ Promenade occupies ground once part of mid-20th century gambling corridors that evolved into today’s pedestrian entertainment spine. Geologically the Strip sits on the Mojave Basin and Range — flat boulevard set against jagged desert mountains — which gives the zipline its clear sightlines and urban-desert backdrop. Culturally, the attraction is as much spectacle as transport: it threads together dining, bowling, and nightlife into a single, short-lived flight.
Expect tight safety briefings, a waiver, and strict limits (60–300 lb; max height ~6'8"). The whole experience is compact — plan for 30–45 minutes including check-in. Wear closed-toe shoes and pockets that zip; loose items are not allowed. Day flights offer sharp desert light and clearer views of distant ranges; night runs transform the ride into a corridor of neon reflections. Timing early or late reduces crowding and Vegas heat. Hydrate before you queue, download your ticket, and leave oversized bags at your hotel — the LINQ Promenade is walkable, transit-served, and built for quick thrills.
Guests must weigh between 60 lb (27 kg) and 300 lb (136 kg) and be taller than 4' with a maximum height around 6'8" (2 m).
The ride itself lasts under a minute; expect 30–45 minutes total including check-in and safety briefing.
Yes—FLY LINQ operates day and night when open; night flights showcase the Strip’s lighting but may be busier.
No; phones, hats and loose items are prohibited. Secure belongings in a locker or with a non-rider.
Caesars Entertainment operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A gust from the Strip pushes past as you clip in at the edge of a 114-foot launch tower, the city unfolding below in neon ribbons and midday heat shimmer. The ride jerks briefly, then releases: for a heartbeat the pavement, pedestrians and storefronts compress into a vivid strip of motion. You’re moving at up to 35 mph, seated or in a superhero position, crossing the open-air LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller observation wheel.
A gust from the Strip pushes past as you clip in at the edge of a 114-foot launch tower, the city unfolding below in neon ribbons and midday heat shimmer. The ride jerks briefly, then releases: for a heartbeat the pavement, pedestrians and storefronts compress into a vivid strip of motion. You’re moving at up to 35 mph, seated or in a superhero position, crossing the open-air LINQ Promenade toward the High Roller observation wheel.
The LINQ Promenade occupies ground once part of mid-20th century gambling corridors that evolved into today’s pedestrian entertainment spine. Geologically the Strip sits on the Mojave Basin and Range — flat boulevard set against jagged desert mountains — which gives the zipline its clear sightlines and urban-desert backdrop. Culturally, the attraction is as much spectacle as transport: it threads together dining, bowling, and nightlife into a single, short-lived flight.
Expect tight safety briefings, a waiver, and strict limits (60–300 lb; max height ~6'8"). The whole experience is compact — plan for 30–45 minutes including check-in. Wear closed-toe shoes and pockets that zip; loose items are not allowed. Day flights offer sharp desert light and clearer views of distant ranges; night runs transform the ride into a corridor of neon reflections. Timing early or late reduces crowding and Vegas heat. Hydrate before you queue, download your ticket, and leave oversized bags at your hotel — the LINQ Promenade is walkable, transit-served, and built for quick thrills.