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Fly side-by-side over Dubai Marina on the XLine, a 1 km urban zipline that launches from the Amwaj Towers. This fast, exposed ride combines city-scale views with strict safety and weight rules—perfect for riders who want a short, adrenaline-packed experience with easy access from central Dubai.
Fly side-by-side over Dubai Marina on the XLine, a 1 km urban zipline that launches from the Amwaj Towers. This fast, exposed ride combines city-scale views with strict safety and weight rules—perfect for riders who want a short, adrenaline-packed experience with easy access from central Dubai.
You step onto the launch platform 170 meters above the Marina and the city exhales beneath you — a ribbon of water framed by glass towers and slivers of sunlight. The XLine sends two riders side-by-side across a full kilometre of Dubai Marina, the city’s engineered inlet, at speeds averaging 80 km/h. The towers lean like silent witnesses as the trolley pulls you forward and the skyline slips into a rush.
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Operated by ORIENT TOURS LLC SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP · Dubai, Dubai
You step onto the launch platform 170 meters above the Marina and the city exhales beneath you — a ribbon of water framed by glass towers and slivers of sunlight. The XLine sends two riders side-by-side across a full kilometre of Dubai Marina, the city’s engineered inlet, at speeds averaging 80 km/h. The towers lean like silent witnesses as the trolley pulls you forward and the skyline slips into a rush.
Dubai Marina is a recent human-made landscape carved from a 2000s coastal development project; the canal, leisure towers and promenades rewrite the coastline. Geologically this is reclaimed shoreline and dredged channel, so the feel is urban edge rather than wilderness. Culturally the Marina is both a weekend playground and a commuting corridor — expect joggers, yachts and tourists watching from the promenade and Dubai Marina Mall.
Practical notes: riders must meet strict weight (50–100 kg) and height (130 cm+) limits and be fit enough to follow harness and safety instructions. You’ll be weighed and briefed at the kiosk in L2 parking near Waitrose; allow 45–60 minutes extra for hotel pickup if selected. Wear closed shoes, tie long hair, and stow loose items in a locker — a camera is attached to your helmet and a souvenir video is provided.
Timing matters: mornings and late afternoons are most comfortable and give better light for photos. Hydrate in Dubai’s heat, arrive 15 minutes early for registration, and be prepared for a quick, intense minute in the air followed by applause on the landing platform.
Riders must weigh between 50–100 kg and be taller than 130 cm; limits are checked on arrival to ensure safe harnessing.
One-way private hotel pickup to XLine is available if you select that option; transfer back to hotels is not included.
No — loose devices must be stored; a helmet-mounted camera records your ride and photos/videos are provided afterwards.
Ages 12–65 with parental consent for minors; not recommended for pregnant guests or those with serious spine, heart or other limiting conditions.
ORIENT TOURS LLC SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the launch platform 170 meters above the Marina and the city exhales beneath you — a ribbon of water framed by glass towers and slivers of sunlight. The XLine sends two riders side-by-side across a full kilometre of Dubai Marina, the city’s engineered inlet, at speeds averaging 80 km/h. The towers lean like silent witnesses as the trolley pulls you forward and the skyline slips into a rush.
You step onto the launch platform 170 meters above the Marina and the city exhales beneath you — a ribbon of water framed by glass towers and slivers of sunlight. The XLine sends two riders side-by-side across a full kilometre of Dubai Marina, the city’s engineered inlet, at speeds averaging 80 km/h. The towers lean like silent witnesses as the trolley pulls you forward and the skyline slips into a rush.
Dubai Marina is a recent human-made landscape carved from a 2000s coastal development project; the canal, leisure towers and promenades rewrite the coastline. Geologically this is reclaimed shoreline and dredged channel, so the feel is urban edge rather than wilderness. Culturally the Marina is both a weekend playground and a commuting corridor — expect joggers, yachts and tourists watching from the promenade and Dubai Marina Mall.
Practical notes: riders must meet strict weight (50–100 kg) and height (130 cm+) limits and be fit enough to follow harness and safety instructions. You’ll be weighed and briefed at the kiosk in L2 parking near Waitrose; allow 45–60 minutes extra for hotel pickup if selected. Wear closed shoes, tie long hair, and stow loose items in a locker — a camera is attached to your helmet and a souvenir video is provided.
Timing matters: mornings and late afternoons are most comfortable and give better light for photos. Hydrate in Dubai’s heat, arrive 15 minutes early for registration, and be prepared for a quick, intense minute in the air followed by applause on the landing platform.