Two ways to fly

SlotZilla launches from an 11-story slot-machine tower — the world's largest slot-machine facade — at the east end of the Fremont Street Experience, and the fullest narrated account rides both of its tiers and reports back. The Zip Line flies seated, seven stories up, for two blocks under the canopy. The Zoomline (Super Zoom) goes prone, superhero-style, from the full 11 stories for five blocks. 'I've done both; I prefer Superman style' is that rider's verdict; a 2021 rider talked into it by his niece — choosing between the same two tiers, photo taken, elevator up — lands on the practical advice: 'give it a try just once,' and book ahead on Fremont weekends, because the lines form.

Las Vegas Zip Line Downtown Slotzilla

Wildside Travels

Wildside Travels rides SlotZilla both ways and reports back: the 11-story zipline flies five blocks under the Fremont Street canopy — 'the world's largest video screen' — while the seated zipline runs seven stories up for two blocks, and the Zoomline goes superhero-style, prone, the full five. 'I've done both; I prefer Superman style.' Practical, excited and short — the fullest narrated account of the ride on this page. Narration recovered via an English-track re-pull after the first pull returned a translated track.

Key takeaways
  • Both tiers ridden: seated zipline vs superhero Zoomline
  • Zipline: 7 stories, two blocks; Zoomline: 11 stories, five blocks
  • The prone Zoomline is the creator's pick

SlotZilla Zipline Zoomline over Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas

Family Vacation Hub

A GoPro POV of SlotZilla's Zoomline from 2015: launched prone from the tower, flying under the Fremont Street canopy the length of the ride, shot by Family Vacation Hub. First-person and un-narrated — the flight is the film. (Ride audio only; loads as a watch video.)

Zip or Zoom on SlotZilla in Downtown Las Vegas

Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street Experience's 2015 'Zip or Zoom' film explains SlotZilla's two ways to fly — the seated zipline and the prone Zoomline — in the attraction's own launch-era edit. (No transcript available; loads as a watch video.)

The flight itself

Three films are the ride rather than talk about it: a 2015 GoPro POV of the Zoomline, launched prone and flying the canopy's length (ride audio; watch content); the venue's own 2015 'Zip or Zoom' explainer of the two tiers in its launch-era edit; and its 2014 Zoomline debut film, flyers streaming from the tower in the upper tier's opening season. Australia's Today Extra gave the ride the international-TV treatment in 2019 — a short, cheerful segment that is exactly how the attraction plays to a first-timer's nerves.

A launch-era artifact, labeled

The page's most charming film is its oldest: Fremont Street Experience's own 2014 launch promo, in which two Elvis impersonators buy their tickets, get weighed in with a grin (riders are weighed before flying — still true), run the safety checks ('no smoking, drinking or being under the influence — check'), and fly. Its catalog note flags the obvious and we repeat it here: the prices on its screen are 2014 prices, a period piece. The ride's format is unchanged — what changed is only what it costs. Our Fremont Street page covers the canopy it flies under.

Sources: the seven videos on this page — a both-tiers ride report, a 2021 rider film, a GoPro POV, the venue's 2014–2015 launch films including the Elvis promo, and a 2019 Australian TV segment — summarized from their entries in our catalog.

SlotZilla Zoomline Takes Flyers to New Heights in Las Vegas

Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street Experience's own 2014 film for the Zoomline's debut: flyers launched prone from SlotZilla's 11-story slot-machine tower, flying the length of the canopy. An official period piece from the upper tier's opening season. (No transcript available; loads as a watch video.)

SLOTZILLA Zipline at the Fremont Street Experience | LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas and Beyond

A cool uncle gets talked into SlotZilla in June 2021: visiting with his niece Nicole, the host of Las Vegas and Beyond picks between the seated Zip Line and the prone Superman-style Super Zoom, takes the photo, rides the elevator to the launch tower, and flies the length of Fremont Street under the canopy. His advice up front is practical harness humor; his verdict at the end is 'give it a try just once.'

Key takeaways
  • Filmed 2021. Two tiers: seated Zip Line (lower, shorter) and Super Zoom (higher, longer, flown prone). Book ahead on Fremont weekends. The launch tower rises from the east end of the Fremont Street Experience.

Elvi Take a Flight on SlotZilla Zip Line

Fremont Street Experience

Fremont Street Experience's own 2014 launch-era promo: two Elvis impersonators buy their SlotZilla tickets (the on-screen total is a period piece — 2014 pricing), get weighed in with a grin, run the safety checks ('no smoking, drinking or being under the influence — check'), and fly. 'The King was born to fly.' It's the attraction's own mythology, filmed when the ride was brand new.

Key takeaways
  • Produced 2014 by Fremont Street Experience — prices on screen are from 2014. Riders are weighed before flying. Both tiers launch from the world's largest slot-machine facade. A launch-era artifact; the ride itself is unchanged in format.

Watch: SlotZilla Zip Line, guided

1 videos · summaries from the actual guides

SlotZilla on Australia's "Today Extra"

Fremont Street Experience

Australia's Today Extra sends a correspondent up SlotZilla in 2019 — the Fremont Street zipline gets the international-TV treatment, flying the canopy in a short, cheerful segment produced by Fremont Street Experience.

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