Fly Linq Zipline

The Fly Linq Zipline was the perfect way to add some thrill to our Vegas strip. The zip line is available on the inclusive Go City pass. No advance reservations required. If you use the Go City pass you will do the zip line where you sit. The experience was shockingly longer than I expected. I would say it was the perfect length. A little thrilling, but so much fun! I would suggest trying to get on one of the middle zip lines for the best view of those below you.

If you're looking for an actual zip lining experience, this isn't it. You basically eke over the promenade at a snail's pace. After completing the ride, I felt like the website descriptions of being "launched" and going up to 35 mph to be very misleading, so I asked Spotlight Vegas for a refund and they declined, saying "Your ticket was scanned in and used for the attraction."I'd save your money for something else.

Tourist trap no doubt and more suitable for kids. The caged elevator up leaves you thinking you are higher up than you are but once at the top I wasn't the least bit scared! The staff were nice but not overly talkative. For the price it took 30 seconds to get to the other end! We spent $50 a person here. Overall just ok.

Excited for some adventure. I can't complain with this adrenaline rush. The experience overall was decent but more suitable for children than I thought. It was pretty slow and short but decent. All I will say is this isn't something I will pay for as an individual experience. It was too hot to have people waiting for harnesses as well. Lastly if you sign the waiver you must take pictures before the experience and that too was something I didn't appreciate. I don't like pictures in this weather.

I don't like giving low ratings, but I feel like this is such a tourist money grab :( everyone who helped us was very nice and professional, but the cost for what it is is no where near worth it in my opinion. They don't even offer locals discounts. This was a very slow, calm zipline without much of a good view.. If you don't like fast things and have money to blow, this might be for you, otherwise probably a skip. :/

A fun little thing to do at the Vegas strip! It's definitely a one time experience as it lasts less than a minute. We got military discount while purchasing tickets and my family really wanted to do this. It's very quick so it was easy to add to our itinerary. The workers were all helpful and professional and make the experience safe and fun. They provide you a bag to zip up all your belongings to zip line with you, can't have anything in your pockets and glasses have to be secured( they provide a cord for the glasses). They do weigh you very discreetly while you're on your way up and give you different colored wristbands based on that.

My friends and I arrived here at 3:35pm on a Sunday afternoon. It can be a little tricky to find the entrance. We got the Go City include pass and it was one of the attractions included. Once we arrived, we had to sign a waiver and have weight checked. I believe you have to be between 60 and 300 lbs. You have to take an elevator to the top, where you'd be strapped in and even have a mini photo opp. They will provide a bag for your devices and loose items, including flip flops/sandals. The ride was decent. I've been zip lining before and this was one of the less amusing ones, in my opinion. On the other ride, of the female staff was rude to others and seemed like she had an attitude. Although she wasn't rude to me, i didn't like that.

Could be great, but not sure I even got to 10 mph. Folks seem friendly, safety seems to be paramount. But man, holy crud that was slow and super boring. Pay x for the snoozefest and then pay almost the same for a quickly cropped image (racket) 34 mph, BS.

If you want to zip line in Vegas, stay away from this one. We had previously done the Slotzilla zip line, which was amazing, so instead of doing that one again we gave this one a shot. What a mistake. It started out fine, then about half way down we basically came to a crawl. I mean we could've walked to the other end faster. Then when you think it's over, you stop short of where you're supposed to get off. There were 3 of us, and all 3 of us stopped short. The workers told us to scoot to the end. That was a task in itself because our arms were burning from holding on to the bar above our heads way longer than we were supposed to. I thought I was going to fall because my arms were going to give out. One of the worst experiences ever! Stay away!

They lied anout the wait time to get is up there - it took forever. Only 6 of 10 ziplines were being used, too many employees standing around doing nothing.