Eagle Zip Adventure Opens at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Posted: July 27 , 2021
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo today opened the Eagle Zip Adventure, a new tandem zip line experience that takes riders to new heights above the grounds of Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and Waterfowl Lake.
The Eagle Zip Adventure’s dual zip lines span over 700-feet-long and riders reach speeds up to 35 miles per hour. Riders board on the floating ride platform next to the historic Wade Hall. Once seated and strapped-in, riders are pulled backwards over Waterfowl Lake and up to tower 150 feet above the Zoo offering riders views all the way to downtown Cleveland. After pausing for a moment at the top, riders are released for a thrilling ride back down to the starting platform.
“The Eagle Zip Adventure is our newest attraction at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, offering riders a unique and thrilling flight above the Zoo,” said Cleveland Metroparks CEO Brian M. Zimmerman. “Whether you experience the zip line during the day or at night during this summer’s Asian Lantern Festival, it’s a can’t miss experience for thrill seekers and families alike.”
Eagle Zip Adventure is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will also be open for special events including this year’s Asian Lantern Festival presented by Meijer, offering guests a chance to experience the thrilling ride after dark.
Eagle Zip Adventure is $8 per rider or $7 for members. Guests who purchase the Total Experience package will also receive $1 off the price of the ride. The family-friendly experience is two riders per car. Minimum rider height is 42” with a paying adult or 48” taller to ride alone. Maximum weight per rider is 300 lbs. or 450 lbs. for both riders. Tickets can be purchased at the Circle of Wildlife Carousel and the 4-D Theater.
Riders will also have the option to purchase a video package of their ride experience from multiple camera angles created through Kool Replay.
The ride was engineered, constructed, and installed by Altitude Rides and Attractions with site work by Regency Construction.
For more information, visit FutureForWildlife.org/EagleZipAdventure.