FLY LINQ: Las Vegas Strip High Flyin’ Zip Lines

Caesars Entertainment Corporation, owner of The LINQ Promenade, will open the Strip’s first and only zipline on Friday, Nov. 9th, 2018.

Developed by the team behind the High Roller, Fly LINQ will feature ten side-by-side zip lines, which will launch all ten riders at once across the skies of the Linq Promenade, open-air dining, retail, and entertainment district between the Flamingo and The Linq Hotel.

The 12-story-high zip line will start just off Las Vegas Boulevard (at the start of LINQ Promenade), where you’ll board an elevator up to the 122-foot tall launch tower. Depending on your riding style you can zip along a 1,121-foot-long path over the central Strip entertainment, shopping and dining district, from the Las Vegas Strip all the way to the High Roller.  The zip lines will offer two options, a seated position or if you’re the daring type, total Superman fashion. Anyone who goes this way is a hero in our book.

Zip Lines at the LINQ on the Las Vegas Strip

Fly LINQ, is expected to be the first and only zip line on the Las Vegas Strip.

Fly LINQ View from the Strip
Fly LINQ will zip guests at 35 miles per hour through the LINQ Promminade. Hours of operation are 7 days a week from 11:30 AM to 2:00 AM PST. Rides start at $20 for the seated position and $30 for the Superhero style ride.

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