"It’s not merely the world’s largest slot machine, it’s also the busiest and most successful urban zipline in the world. SlotZilla, takes guests flying down Fremont Street either sitting down (on the Zipline) or superhero-style (on the Zoomline).



"A ride on SlotZilla is great way to see the gorgeous neon facades of some downtown Las Vegas hotel-casinos and an exhilarating thrill you’ll never forget," the Vegas Experience reports.

"One of the world's most unique zip line experiences, Slotzilla allows for visitors to zip and zoom their way across the iconic Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas," the Visit Las Vegas reports.

"Launching from a colorful, 12-story slot machine-themed takeoff tower, riders can zip in a traditional seated harness 850-ft., or zoom in a horizontal "superman" position 1,700 ft. all with thousands of spectators watching from the Fremont Street Experience below."

"If you’re looking for a family-friendly Vegas experience you can only do in Sin City, SlotZilla is your answer. SlotZilla is an 11-story slot machine-inspired zipline attraction and is one of the best things to do in Las Vegas. You and your friends get an exclusive view of downtown Las Vegas while soaring high above the Fremont Street Experience crowds," the official website says.

"The multi-million-dollar SlotZilla is the world’s largest slot machine and features Las Vegas icons such as oversized dice, a martini glass, a pink flamingo, coins, video reels, a giant arm, and two showgirls. While there are many ziplines throughout the world, SlotZilla is the only zipline tour of downtown Las Vegas.

"SlotZilla offers two ways to fly, the lower Zip-Zilla (Zipline) and the upper Super-Hero Zoom (Zoomline). It’s $54 for the Zipline and $74 for the Zoomline."

Zip-Zilla (Zipline)

The Zipline launches from a platform 77 feet in the air. Flyers will be in a seated position and land halfway down the Fremont Street Experience pedestrian promenade, between the Four Queens and Fremont casinos.

Super-Hero Zoom (Zoomline)

The Zoomline launches from a platform more than ten stories up in the air (114 feet) and whisks flyers 1,750 feet, all the way down the Fremont Street Experience, to a landing platform at the city’s most historic casino, Golden Gate. The upper Zoomline provides even more thrills by sending flyers prone, or “superhero-style,” for an unprecedented view of the party that never ends at Fremont Street Experience. We guarantee it’s unlike anything you’ve ever done before and are unlikely to ever forget! Flyers travel down the ziplines at up to 40 miles per hour.

"We went on a weekday early evening and had a blast. There was no line so that helped a lot! It was pricey for the amount of time you actually spend in the air - and kinda gross to put on used harnasses - but listen, you can never forget ziplining the Fremont Experience!"

"We did the hero style and it was worth the money. The folks in the ticket office were super happy, knowledgeable, upbeat and just all around awesome. The staff was thorough and we saw lots and lots of safety checks and rechecks. We had a great time and really enjoyed the experience. Only possible downside would be there was kind of a long wait but it was fun to chat with other visitors in line and build the excitement."

"Take the highline, and don't let the noises of the starting platform scare you away. Harness is VERY safe feeling, and crew is delightfully organized. Not like an awesome jungle flight, but an experience worthy of your vacation time."

"Our family did the superman zip-line! I t was amazing!! it was definitely worth the money and it is better to do it at night. This is a must do!!!"

"12-story-tall slot machine is actually a two-level zipline platform. The upper "zoomline" launches people Superman-style down the length of Fremont St. at 35 mph (Pedestrians beware of high-fliers with queasy stomachs)," the Roadside America reports.

"There are different sections: the first section is zip lining and it starts out of the Slotzilla and goes under the pavilion. The zoom lining (laying on your stomach) runs under the canopy.

"Seen in the daytime: Zip liners were having major fun overhead as they came screaming across the area."

"Las Vegas is estimated to have over 200,000 slot machines in it. They range in cost, size, type, game, etc. Thus, it's not that surprising that in a city where the slot machine is so important, that there would be two gigantic ones within the city! One is Slotzilla, which people literally zipline from, rocketing down Fremont Street under the giant video screen that covers a portion of the street, and the second is Fry's Electronics, whose building looks like a gigantic slot machine," the Weird Nevada reports.

"Along Fremont Street, under the Fremont Street Experience is SlotZilla! Slotzilla is known as the World's Largest Slot Machine, standing 128 feet tall or 11 stories! It has two different zip line experiences that depart from it, allowing people to zip on down through the Fremont Street Experience at either 77 feet off the ground or 114 feet off the ground! The higher up zip lines allows you to be in a super hero flying pose while the lower zip line has you seated. Both levels actually have four zip lines, allowing four people to zoom down Fremont street at each level at a time. The lower zip line only goes about half way down Fremont Street, while the upper goes all the way down to the end."