Cowaaaaaaaaaaaabunga!\n\nMe:  Can I spin? \nStaff: No.\nMe:  Can I run and leap off?\nStaff: No. \nMe:  Can you at least push me with all your might?  \nStaff:  Okay.\nMe:  woohoo! \nHe only touched my back.  Argh.\n\nDespite being denied all my requests, I still enjoyed the ride.  \n\n1.  Light as a Feather. Light as a feather.\nAs soon as you enter you will get weighed for the world to see.  At least it's not posted up.  When I went skydiving they posted your weight along side your name.  \n\nThe maximum weight is 250 lbs.\nThe minimum is 60lbs.\n\nMy 8 year old wanted to go but he was too light.  \n\n2.  Bring an ID.  \nEven though your showing Grey hairs you ain't gonna get the pass and go without your ID\n.  Shouldn't you have it all times in Vegas?  They'll let you gamble but once you hit that jack pot.  They ask for your ID in order to walk out with your winnings.\n\n3.  Sign your life away here ______.\nYou have to fill out the paper work and pay before you go up.  For skydiving you pay when you set foot on ground. \n\n4.  Leave your belongings.\nIf someone in your group is going to be a spectator on the bottom.  Give them your things.  They provide a small bag to carry your things.  The lightest person in your group gets the bag.  \n-no sunglasses - no cameras- no phones - nothing in your hands - even your flip flops must go in the bag\n\nThey allow you to use your own camera or phone to take pictures while your in line.  But you have to put away all loose objects once you hit the zip line.  \n\n5.  Let's get personal.\nThey strap you on to a harness. I saw a handful of girls with dresses and skirts but they had that who cares were in Vegas mentality.  Boys, they get close to your swimmers of life.  \n\n6.  Say Cheese : D\nThere are photographers to take pictures near the end.  Ask the staff where there located, so your picture ready.  \n\nGo with a group so you can relive the experience.  I went with my dad and my husband. If you know someone scared of heights persuade them to go.  Their jitters makes it more thrilling for you. Another person in line was pacing back and forth and spewing out profanities to his friend for getting him up there. \n\n I had the Las Vegas Power Pass, this came with the deal.   The catch for the pass is that you can only ride before 6pm.  I watched people zoom across at night and it definitely seemed cooler.  We were quoted 30 minutes and we waited around that time.  I'm sure at night it's much longer.  \n\nCost:\n$15 before 6 pm\n $20 after 6 pm\nGo again same day for $5\n\nTo me this is worth the try.  But if your a lone ranger, the wait may be too long, and the thrill too short lived.