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The 15 best zipline tickets & park entries you can book today, with the price, the length of the day and what else is bundled in. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Ride more than 1,000 feet above the LINQ Promenade, reaching speeds of up to 35 mph before landing near the High Roller. Choose a seated ride or superhero position. Your ticket works any time during operating hours for three days, though the flight itself lasts only about 20 seconds.
“Even if you are afraid of heights I would recommend this”
Strap into Montreal’s only urban zipline and glide 1,200 feet over Bonsecours lagoon. The 15-minute activity includes safety training, a helmet, harness, and bilingual English-French staff. It is a quick, family-friendly introduction to ziplining, with a 50 to 250-pound weight range.
“It was really fun! Our tour guide was great. It was the best activity for us and the kids to spend time together of our trip.”
At Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures in Cape Canaveral, you spend two hours climbing, zipping, and balancing through seven courses beneath old live oaks. Staff teach ground school first, then let you progress from beginner to extreme at your own pace. Closed-toe shoes, a waiver, and moderate fitness are required.
“I am afraid of heights, but this looked like so much fun, we decided to try it. Immediately, the staff makes youfeel comfortable and at ease. The course was challenging and exhausting, but we were so proud to be able to conquer all 7 course, even the advanced! We couldn't have done it without the encouragement and support of the wonderful staff. Not bad for my 50th birthday! When I got to the last and most difficult obstacle I was a bit stuck. One of the instructors came out to assist me. When I said I REALLY wanted to be able to say I completed it on my own, he…”
Ride Brighton’s longest and fastest south-coast zip line from a 32-meter platform above Madeira Drive. Choose a single or dual ride, wear closed-toe shoes, and prepare for a quick, thrilling flight into a boat landing stage. English-speaking instructors handle the safety checks.
“Adrenaline rush. I just got so excited from the moment I started the safety briefing. Staff were friendly, made sure all was safe at every point, reassuring. Love it. Would definitely do it again if I was in Brighton”
You launch from 1,680 meters above sea level and fly 2.83 kilometers over the Jebel Jais mountains at speeds near 160 kph. English and Arabic staff provide the gear and safety briefing. The one-hour ticket includes parking and a shuttle, but not hotel transport, food, or the optional camera rental.
“O local é lindo, vale o deslocamento de outros Emirados até ele, nós fomos de Dubai, passamos a tarde e meu filho e marido fizeram a tirolesa e amaram, a equipe e toda segurança em materiais e demais ítens. Eu fiquei no restaurante local, comida boa, atendimento e infraestrutura ótimos. Amamos e recomendamos! Nossa próxima ida faremos atividade que estava fechada no dia. Muito obrigada pela nossa aventura pessoal! Pedro, Leila e Germano”
Walk 450 metres through Hokitika’s temperate rainforest on a wheelchair-friendly steel platform 20 metres above the ground. Continue to the 40-metre Hokitika Tower for wider views of rimu and kamahi trees, snow-capped mountains, and the Tasman Sea. Allow about an hour, plus time at the cafe.
“It was a beautiful scenic walk that truly captured the canopies. i would recommend that if you are after adventure amongst the treetops without all the scratches and callus' that this is just right. Its a short trip and the 360-degree views really capture what is not often seen. This is an experience to remember”
Walk 1.4 kilometers through Avondale Forest Park, passing 99 tree species, play stations, and views over the Avonmore River Valley. Then climb the gently sloped tower ramp to a viewing platform 38 meters high. Wheelchairs and prams are welcome, and the 90-meter slide costs an extra €2.
“Great experience. I would suggest having this tour on a sunny day. The view is beautiful, my child loved that! Highly recommended.”
Take on nine beginner-friendly ziplines above the Royal Gorge plateau, reaching 45 mph and ending with a side-by-side race on a 1,002-foot line. Ground school, safety gear, and small groups of up to eight keep the experience clear and controlled. Guides may include Jordan, Maddox, Taylor, Emmie, Zoe, or Bob.
“Guides were all great Taylor and Em made it a great experience! You are lucky to have them!”
Hanuman World combines two 650-meter luge rides with an 800-meter Faster Roller and a wider World+ package of ziplines, sky bridges, abseiling, jungle rides, and a buffet meal. Hotel pickup covers many Phuket areas, and English, Chinese, Russian, and Thai-speaking hosts are available.
“The roller zipline is a MUST. Luge activity was short but fun!”
Travel from Madrid to Toledo by bus, see the city from Mirador del Valle, visit a family-run damascene workshop, and follow a short guided walk. Then use your free time for the Jewish Quarter, San Martin Bridge, and the included Tagus River zip-line.
“Was a little confusing and disorganized with half and full day options. There didn’t seem to be a dedicated English speaking guide. This seemed an afterthought even though we booked an English speaking tour.”
You’ll climb a 60-meter Cap Beauséjour rock face by ladders, steps, and bridges with a bilingual guide, then fly 1.5 or 2.6 kilometers on mega ziplines. The 150-minute tour suits active visitors who meet the height and weight rules and want mountain views with a real physical challenge.
“Excellent guide. Tough but enjoyable experience for the whole family”
Spend two hours at Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures, learning safety skills before tackling seven self-guided rope courses. Start low, then work toward a 45-foot red course with ziplines, bridges, tunnels, logs, and monkey bars. Kids have their own low-to-the-ground course.
Head to Live Wire Park in Lorne for one Shockwave ZipCoaster ride, a 525-meter gravity run through the Otway rainforest at up to 40 km/h. Your ticket also includes the Spring Circuit trampolines and Canopy Circuit walk. Closed-toe shoes and a signed waiver are required.
“Staff were lovely and helpful. Beautiful setting. My kids loved both the zip line rollercoaster and the high wire circuit.”
Meet at Soi Ao-Yon Khaokhad in Wichit for a guided aerial course with climbing platforms, balance beams, wooden walls, a Tarzan-style swing, and a zipline ride. English and Thai-speaking staff provide equipment, bottled water, basic insurance, and one hour of play.
Trade Phuket’s beaches for a guided forest course at Hanuman World. You’ll move across 30 tree platforms, use supplied safety gear, and finish with Thai lunch. Hotel pickup is offered in the zone area. Guides including Jimmy and Dima may lead groups of up to eight.
“zip lines very short and this is like a zoo. They push you as fast as they can and squeezed in like sardins on the trees to move as many people as possible through the park..”
Jungle, canyon, cave roof or open water.
