The Predator Zip Line Tour is designed for people with average mobility and strength. Guests should be in reasonably good health. Children between the ages of eight and 11 must be accompanied by an adult. That adult must sign a permission-to-zip document. In the state of Arizona, no one under the age of 18 may sign a legal document.
You will be fitted with a seat harness, chest harness, a trolley system, two lanyards with safety clips and a helmet. The equipment is similar to rock climbing gear. It is specifically designed for application on a zip line course.
As a safety concern for the animals, cell phones, cameras, and any other electronic devices or loose objects are strictly prohibited. Anything that falls from your pockets will be irretrievably lost. Anything that falls in the habitats or the Serengeti is a safety threat to the predators and hoof stock, either as a dangerous projectile or as an inedible object.
The Zip Line Tour Does Not Include Park Admission.
Park Admission is NOT Required to do the Zip Line Tour!
Not Permitted to Ride:
- Anyone weighing less than 60 or more than 275 lbs
- Women who are pregnant
- People with recent or repeated neck, back or muscular-skeletal injuries
- People impaired by the use of drugs or alcohol
- People who are suffering from any medical conditions that may require immediate medical assistance
Appropriate Attire:
- Dress for the weather
- Sunglasses or ski goggles are recommended during cold weather or rain and wind conditions
- All glasses must be secured with a retainer strap
- Sturdy, closed-toe shoes or boots
- Long hair must be tied back
- Leave your jewelry at home
- You will be wearing a harness; short-shorts will bind
- No skirts
- No sandals, flip-flops, slip-ons, or crocs
Not Permitted on Your Tour:
- Cell phones, cameras, or any electronic devices
- No car keys (we provide locked storage for keys and wallets)
- No pets will be accommodated, including leader or assistance dogs
- No tobacco, alcohol, or drugs
- No chewing gum
- No food
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an Out of Africa park pass required to ride the Predator Zip Line?
No
Does my Predator Zip Line pass give me ground access to the park?
No. A separate ticket is required for ground access into Out of Africa.
What is the length of the Predator Zip Line course?
The Predator Zip Line has five zip lines and a rope bridge.
How much time does it take to complete the tour?
You should allocate two and a half hours for your tour. The Predator Zip is approximately two hours. You will need time for check-in, orientation, and equipment training.
Where can I find your Rider Waiver?
HERE! Make sure you read and understand the waiver before you book.
What if I have a fear of heights?
A fear of heights is not uncommon. Many zippers have a fear of heights and they are able to enjoy our tour experience. When off the ground, guests are clipped to a half inch steel cable and our equipment is state of the art. Our professional guides will be with you through the entire experience. They will answer all of your questions and provide you with support.
How high will I be when I zip over the lions and tigers?
During the tour, you will be somewhere between zero and seventy-five feet above the ground.
Could I fall into the animal habitats?
No, you cannot fall into the habitats. Our equipment is state of the art and you are clipped with a half inch steel cable that will prevent you from falling.
Will my lack of experience be a problem?
No. The majority of our guests have never done a zip line course. Your guide will give you a complete orientation and training session before you go on the course.
How safe is the zip line?
Any activities that are carried out above ground have inherent risks. The Predator Zip Line has taken steps to mitigate any risk. Our course was built to exceed ACCT professional standards. Our guides go through rigorous training and our equipment is of the very highest quality. The zip line course and equipment are inspected daily.
Does the zip line operate in the rain?
Yes, we zip in the rain. If there is lightning in the area, the course will be closed. We also shut down in high winds. You may re-book for another time or we will refund your ticket if your tour is canceled due to the weather. Partial tours will be pro-rated.
Can you zip in cold weather?
Yes. Zipping in the cold is fun! Be sure to dress for the weather; layering is recommended.
Do I tip the tour guide?
Yes. Tip your tour guides.
Do you have group rates?
Differing group rates are available for groups of 12, 50, and 100 participants booked at the same time.
Is a reservation required?
Reservations are strongly recommended. Walk-ups cannot be guaranteed their preferred zip time or any open slots.
What if I can’t make it or need to cancel?
Here at Predator ZipLine, we understand the things that happen! If you need to cancel your reservation, there’s no refund given, however, your tour is transferable to another date of your choosing.
What if I have more questions?
Feel free to contact us with your questions!
