SlotZilla Zipline Las Vegas

OMG I can't believe I did this ride that is located down on Fremont street!!! My bestie & her husband were in town & wanted to ride this. I was like "I'll meet you @ the finish line" but her husband was like "come on, join us it's on me." So I was like "OK, I'll do it." I figured I might of had a little FOMO if I didn't. We decided to do the one where you can sit down vs the one where you're laying down on your stomach & gliding along. The sit down one is less money too. I think it was $40 but don't quote me on that. The also don't offer any local, senior citizen, AAA, AARP, first responder or Military discounts, no discounts whatsoever....boo!! The ticket counter was next to the entrance inside, believe Walgreens is right next door & a parking garage walking entrance is right there. The girl @ the check in counter was very nice & the transaction was quick. We had drinks in our hands & were told we wouldn't be able to go up with them. We were able to finish them before we headed up a few flights of stairs. We actually went up to the wrong location to get onto the ride & had to go all the way back down & up other set of stairs....ugh! So if you're not a fan of stairs or can't handle them then this isn't for you. Not sure if there is an elevator you can take but if your not capable of walking up several flights of stairs not sure how well you would do on this ride? I don't recall seeing any signs in the stair entrance to indicate the which ride is located up above? Once we finally made it to the correct entrance, of the sit down zipline we did have to step on a scale because there is a weight limit, we were told 300pds. They give you a black bag that you need to put your purse/personal belongings in that is clipped to your harness. They help you get into your harness & check to make sure everything is securely locked. 4 people can go @ a time. We had this one girl who was by herself that was going to go with us but once she looked down to Fremont street she got scared & changed her mind. Not sure if they gave her her money back or not but they did let her leave. It's too bad because it was her bday. Apparently my friend's husband is afraid of heights, not sure if I believe this since he is an airline pilot, came on this ride & we were @ the top of the Strat another day. So all depends how bad one may be of heights but be aware this is high up. The guys @ the starting point were all friendly & super nice. One guy will instruct you via a microphone. Once you're securely in your harness they strap you onto the top cable & have you go over & step up on your assigned step. They then tell you to walk down it, down a couple sets of stairs. This part was a little scary because once you did that you kinda got jerked back after I was thinking I was on my way down the zip line. They do give you a Gopro that is strapped around your wrist & you have control when you want to turn it on & start video taping. Not sure if its wise to pull out your cell phone & try to record your ride or take pictures? None of us tried & I'm not even sure if its allowed? The heavier you weigh the faster you will go. Out of my bestie & her husband I weighed the most & I was ahead of them the whole time. I tried to look back at them but couldn't see them. Your pretty much front forward & not whipping around side to side during the ride. It was cool looking down at everyone on Fremont Street & screaming....lol Then all of a sudden a see a platform & was like "am I going to be going thru this? If so, how? Do I stop here, is the ride over?" As I didn't see any employees here. Once I got up close I was jerked back & had put my feet down to stop myself. Think there was like 2, maybe 3 guys up here? This must not be the fun place to work @ The Slotzilla cause these guys were not friendly nor seemed happy to be there. No one was like "hey, how was it? Did you guys have fun?" NOTHING.................Once we exited this area & went downstairs we stopped @ the desk where you can purchase your video/pictures. My bestie decided to do this, I found it expensive...think it was like $60 something? They give you a card with a QR code to scan & can see all the pictures & videos that you all had. They're are cameras along the ride taking many shots of you & your friend as you are zooming down the zipline. You can download them & print them out. So even though it's expensive @ least you can share it with your zipliners. I think the only other time I would do this again if I had other friend's who came into town & wanted to try it out. It was fun & surprisingly I wasn't afraid.....so weird! lol

This was a very fun and safe zipline activity. It is definitely a must do. I felt so safe the whole time, they explain all the procedures very well and I loved that I was hooked on 2 spots the back and the legs with makes it perfect for the whole body weight distribution and gives the illusion of flying, 2 hooks is extra secured, loved it.When I was in the area to put on the protective straps, he told me "Put on four" and I was going to go on the floor on my four, as in doggie style, I thought it was odd, but hey, I follow instructions, as I was going down on the floor, he signaled me, to the floor, he meant to say, stand on #4, as they have circled numbers spots for each person to stand on !!! Smh!!! I DIDN'T SEE THE NUMBER 4, till he pointed it out to me! He just said put on 4! It was my first time in this location, so I didn't see a 4 no where, so what did I think?!!! Put myself in the only 4, I know...smh.There is a long zip line and a short one, trust me, take the long one, is more fun and anyways, the ride feels too short with the speed even though, I took the longer one. If you are afraid of highs, this is an excellent zipline to expose yourself to your fear of high and beating it, the only way to destroy our fears is by facing and destroying them, trust me, it works for me.I had no fear of highs, and this was a tremendous fun and safe zipline to do. If you do take the package of the cameras in hand and pictures, make sure you understand how to work it for video, as mine was taking pictures instead of video.

This was such a cool experience! We decided to splurge and go with the Super-Hero Zoom (Zoomline) and this was a better decision. We were able to make a same-day reservation, which is definitely recommended to do. It was still really busy. We moved through the first line pretty easily but the second leg took much longer. This length was compounded with that there was no bathroom. It would have been nice to know this before getting to the top. It should have been mentioned before they put the gear on. When we got to the top, one of the instructions was to not pee on the stairwell. Intrigued, I asked why this was a rule, and he said it was because someone peed on the stairwell. It was then we realized that there was no bathroom up here.After continuing to wait, for about an hour, my girlfriend had to go to the bathroom. Since peeing on the stairwell is a no, no, She had to go all the way down the stairs, take an elevator, and go across the hall, to have her gear removed, only for them to tell her she had to go next door to the bar to use the bathroom. At the bar, one can only use the bathroom if they purchase something. So she had to stand in line and purchase something just to use the bathroom. But once this whole ordeal was completed, and just as we were next to get on, we watched as someone else who had just laid down on the mattress, urinated all over it. We had to then wait for them to clean and replace the mattress before they resumed the ride. I'm sure they cleaned the mattress well but I'm glad we weren't the ones who had to ride on it. Although it was hectic getting to the top, the ride itself was epic. The views down freemont street were beautifully lit up. We zoomed past all the people below like superheroes. It lasted probably about 90 seconds or so, the heavier a person is, the faster they will go. We watched after a young girl get stuck because she didn't weigh enough to make it all the way down. Overall, a fantastic, must do experience. Even with the extended wait times and no bathrooms, this was an amazing time.

I zoomlined(super hero pose) with my husband when we visited Fremont street this summer. Line was very long even on week days. Tickets were very pricey(btw tips for locals: there is no discount for locals or veteran).Once you lay down and that garage looking door opens your heart starts pumping real fast. It goes pretty fast so be prepared.

One of the highlights of the Fremont Street Experience is the Slotzilla Zipline. My daughter was really looking forward to taking a ride on it!I was/am afraid of it and refused to go on it. I volunteered to give moral support and take pictures. The deal was made.The waiting time and then getting buckled in took almost an hour. Finally, and with a loud scream, she was able to "fly" high up near the FSE ceiling. She saw the crowds down below, who were looking up at her. There was another person who was flying a few feet away from her. The ride was 3 minutes. She was released at the other end. She said she loved it once she got used to it. The cost of the ticket was around $75-79. Once in a lifetime trip.

This is quite the experience. The waiting is the worst part. The staff tries to make you comfortable. I know because I was here two years ago and chickened out. The actual zip line goes by pretty fast. Pro tip/ don't close your eyes . The view is great and the people below give a great show as you zoom by .

Just zip it all the way across Fremont St. This has been one of my favorite experiences in a long time. I am so glad I didn't chicken out like I wanted. They offer two options withing sitting down or superman style.After paying for your ride inside the kiosk near Walgreens, you make your way up several flights of stairs. Once you make it to the top, you are weighed and wrapped and strapped tight as a bug. I felt completely safe. They provide a bag for all your things that travel attached to the harness. They triple check everything.On the platform, you are asked to walk down the steps and are suspended quickly before the flight. It happens very quickly, then down you go. At the end, there is a quick decent during landing. We paid extra for the video option. I highly recommend the add-on. I also recommend you start the video early. After the ride, you get a QR code to download the pictures. Super fun

Extremely fun experience! I took my 11 year old nephew to experience the SlotZilla Zipline over Fremont Street Experience. We did the longer one, where you lay down flat. (Highly suggest!)Soooooooo FUN!! I mean, what's not to love about flying over the entire Fremont?! And I am someone who does not do thill rides like roller coasters, yet I still absolutely loved this... and so did my nephew. The ticket buying process was pretty simple, and the process to get suited up and hooked up was pretty easy and efficient. The staff mostly seemed miserable, but it was hot outside and they probably deal with a lot of intoxicated people, so I guess. Haha. They still did their jobs very well because I made it through safely and easily.

I always wanted to do this for a while. Finally got a chance to experience it for the first time with my daughter. Best time to do this is at night as you zip your way through Fremont Street under the LED screen. Price was a little extreme, but nice to try it once. Bought our tickets through their website which you could easily purchase and go straight to the entrance without checking in. The package gave us a digital photo where you can download through a scan code. We had to stand in line for a little bit to get our safety harness on then walked up the stairs to launch off. We were a little nervous due to height, but as we take off it was so much fun! My daughter wanted to do it again. They do offer unlimited rides through a certain time, so maybe we will do that next time. Will be more worth the price you pay for. We will definitely be doing this again!

This was one of the most fun things I've done while in Vegas. It's on Fremont st and you have to go to the end where dirt dogs is and get the tickets first. It was $40 to do the regular zipline. I believe to go up higher and do the superhero one, it's a little bit more. At the time slot they give you, you go up and they help you get set up. It is important to follow the instructions provided to stay safe but other than that, it is such a fun experience.