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SlotZilla Zip Line

  • CategoryAdventure
  • Duration30-60 minutes including check-in
  • AdmissionAdult Zipline from $49; Zoomline from $69
  • Rating★ 4.5
  • Price$$
  • TransportDeuce bus to Fremont Street; tower is at Fremont St and 4th St

SlotZilla is a zip line attraction at the east end of the Fremont Street Experience, 425 Fremont St in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. Riders climb a tower styled as a giant slot machine, then are launched along the length of the pedestrian mall beneath the Viva Vision LED canopy.

A zip line launched from a giant slot-machine tower that sends riders along the length of the Fremont Street canopy, seated (Zipline) or flying horizontally (Zoomline).

SlotZilla is a zip line attraction at the east end of the Fremont Street Experience, 425 Fremont St in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. Riders climb a tower styled as a giant slot machine, then are launched along the length of the pedestrian mall beneath the Viva Vision LED canopy. Two versions operate: the Zipline, where riders sit in a seated harness and travel about 77 feet above the street, and the Zoomline, a higher launch where riders fly horizontally in a superhero-style position from a platform around 114 feet up. Both rides run past several blocks of casinos and crowds, so visitors see the canopy lights from above, and ground-level spectators can watch riders pass overhead. Check-in includes a weight and safety screening, a harness fitting and a short briefing, and riders must store phones, bags and loose items in lockers before launch. Prices start around $49 for the Zipline and $69 for the Zoomline. Total time, including check-in, is typically 30 to 60 minutes, though waits can be longer on busy nights. The best time to ride is after dark, when the canopy displays are active and the street is brightly lit. Crowd levels peak on Friday and Saturday nights and during events; weekday afternoons and early evenings usually have shorter queues. Operation depends on weather, and wind can pause rides. Visitors who prefer not to ride can watch from the street below. The tower sits next to the east entrance of the mall, and the Fremont East District and Downtown Container Park are within a short walk.

Practical information for SlotZilla Zip Line · Last updated September 2026
Admission Zipline from $49; Zoomline from $69
Hours Mon-Wed noon-1:00 AM; Thu-Sun noon-2:00 AM (weather permitting)
Typical visit 30-60 minutes including check-in
Best time After dark, when the canopy lights are on
Getting there Deuce bus to Fremont Street; tower is at Fremont St and 4th St
Address 425 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Location

425 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

36.1697, -115.1422 View on map

Highlights

  • Launch from a giant slot-machine tower
  • Seated Zipline or flying Zoomline options
  • Rides run beneath the Viva Vision canopy
  • Views over Fremont Street crowds and casino signs

Tips for visiting

  • Ride after dark for the canopy lights, or earlier in the evening for shorter lines
  • Wear closed-toe shoes and secure loose items; lockers are provided
  • Book online to reserve a time slot
  • Check weight and height rules with the operator before arriving
  • Weather and wind can pause operations
  • Spectators can watch from the street at no cost

When to visit

After dark, when the canopy lights are on. Weekday evenings tend to have shorter lines.

Accessibility

The ride requires climbing to a launch platform and meeting the operator's physical requirements, so it may not suit some visitors with mobility limits. Visitors should confirm options with staff before purchasing.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a SlotZilla visit take?

Allow 30 to 60 minutes including check-in, harness fitting and the ride itself, which lasts only a few minutes.

Is SlotZilla worth it for kids?

Riders must meet minimum age, height and weight requirements set by the operator, so families should check the website first.

Can riders take photos?

Phones and loose items are normally stored in lockers, so riders should check with staff about permitted cameras or photo packages.

What is the difference between the Zipline and Zoomline?

The Zipline is a seated ride at a lower height, while the Zoomline launches riders higher in a horizontal flying position and costs more.