Adventure Ziplines of Branson

My husband and I did this in 2013-we were 77!! It was great. And I am afraid of heights, but I wanted to do it, so closed my eyes and zipped off.

$75 per person

Yes! We are located at 501 N. Wildwood Drive, Branson, MO 65616.

We have multiple lines at varying lengths. Our King Kong line is 400'. Our Fast and Loud line is 700'. Our The Adrenaline line is 200'. Our The Grinder line is 500'. The Intimidator is 1200'. The Holeshot is is 1800'. Lastly, our Freestyle line is is 900'.

Yes

They had their photographer set up and take our pictures on the last line we went down.

Yes, we do! On our 7 line tour you spend a lot of time off the ground. After scaling our Adrenaline Tower you won’t touch the ground for the rest of the tour, crossing 3 rope bridges in between lines. Our bridges are a big hit on our tour and let you enjoy the views at a little slower speed.

1st tower after training was about 75 ft

I would just give them a call and ask. They have someone answering the phones during operating hours & I am sure they'd be happy to help you! Have fun!!

Yes, we do offer group rates. If you are interested in knowing more about saving the most money for your group, please contact us at 888-972-9967 or visit our group page.

That is totally up to you but it is common industry practice to give a tip to your guide. If they have provided you with the experience that you were hoping for, it is normal for a guide to receive a 10-15% tip per person.

You can go down a zipline in the rain, but not if there is any lightning. We try to make sure that we contact everyone who is booked for a zip lining adventure in the event of a storm. If your adventure is canceled due to inclement weather, you can opt to reschedule and rain checks will be issued in lieu of a refund. Please know that the temperature can drop when you’re going on a zipline during the winter months, so make sure that you dress appropriately. Thick socks, a warm jacket that can zip up, a warm winter hat, thermal underwear, and even a face mask can be helpful if you’re going to be on a ziplining adventure in the winter month

When you’re planning on going on a zip line adventure, the first thing that you need to do is to make sure that you are wearing comfortable clothing. Skirts are not permitted unless you are wearing shorts or pants under it, and you should not wear any type of jewelry that dangles. Close-toed shoes are required and anything that’s loose, like scarves, should be removed. If you have long hair, it should be tied back, and you should take everything out of your pockets, including cell phones, so that they do not end up hopelessly lost on the floor of the forest.

If you’re taking a tour, you’ll likely spend around 1 1/2 hours at the tour. It takes about 20 minutes to complete orientation and training. The canopy tour tends to take around an hour and a half to complete. You will get to ride all 7 ziplines that range from 450 to 2,000 feet long.

I did not see a sign stating this! Even if you decide not to zipline after the 1st practice zipline on the ground they do not refund your money.

Kalee- unfortunately, our ziplines are not wheelchair accessible at this time.

It does not snow often during the winter, but it does occasionally.

Weekdays, and specifically early mornings would be best to avoid crowds.

If you're asking if you can see the trees, yes, the whole thing is across the side of a mountain, you get a pretty good view overall of other mountains in general.

It is very close to the Tanger Outlets; most everything in Branson is rather concentrated together.

I'm not great at estimating distances. Perhaps 20 acres? Its a 7 line and 2-3 rope bridges course. I think the longest one is about 1/3 mile in length.

I think it's 275 pounds.

We were there a month ago. I don't remember the exact weight but it goes by pounds. It is not age. We had 2 girls under 14 in our group that zip lined by themselves.

About 1/3rd of a mile

You can. I took my phone with me, but it may be difficult. You use one hand to "steer" to keep yourself pointed forward, and not spinning circles. You use your other hand as a break, pulling down on the steel cable to break. Not to mention the rig rigging your strapped into fits snug on your pelvis area, and would make it difficult to get a phone into and out of your pocket quickly. We used a helmet mounted go pro we brought with us.

Margaret- Yes, we are.

Margaret- Many people have a fear of heights, but they’re still able to enjoy going on a zip line adventure! You have to remember that you will be clipped (double) to a steel cable that is over a half inch thick. Our guides are trained to be with you throughout your entire adventure and to provide any amount of support that you need. You will have 2 guides with you on each line, also, when you are not riding the zip line and on the towers you are attached by a safety line at all times. At your highest point, you will be 65 feet off the ground but the average is 35 feet.

They won't have more than 10 at a time. That is the Max, plus 2 Guides.

I felt safe, the guides are very safety oriented and they pointed out that they use a double zip line for extra safety. It was our first time and we were thrilled.

Thanks so much, sounds like a blast!

Tristan- Reservations are not required but are highly recommended. If we are not busy and you choose to walk in without a reservation, we can usually get you right in. However, during our busiest times, walk in wait times could be as much as two hours. Therefore, it’s always a good idea to make a quick phone call and reserve a spot for your group.

$75 OP but you can get coupons for $10 off and it is worth every penny!

It is not

I don't think there is one.

Sorry I don't know.