Stadium Zip Line, 1 Hour

A guided experience inside Principality Stadium. The listing runs 1 hour. Exact meeting point, inclusions and cancellation terms are confirmed on the booking page before you pay.

Overview

The Stadium Flyer at Zip World Cardiff puts you on a 170-meter zip line that runs along the canopy of the Principality Stadium roof. You start by climbing more than 200 steps to a platform 60 meters above the stadium floor, which the operator describes as the highest accessible point of the venue. From there, the flight itself reaches speeds of up to 27 mph while the city spreads out below, with views towards the Brecon Beacons.

The whole experience takes around an hour, from safety briefing to landing. A guide walks you through the route, and all safety equipment is provided as part of the ticket. The listing calls it an adrenaline-pumping adventure in the heart of Cardiff, and one recent reviewer described their maiden zip flight here as unique and praised the trainers who run it.

There is no hotel pickup involved. You simply make your own way to Stadium Plaza on Wood Street, sign a waiver, and go up. If you want a fuller stadium experience, the listing points out that you can pair the flight with the Stadium Walk and the Stadium Drop. Leave high heels, sandals, and bags behind, wear comfortable clothes, and bring a hair tie if you need one.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at Stadium PlazaMake your own way to Stadium Plaza on Wood Street, Cardiff. There is no pickup or transfer included, so arrive ready with a signed waiver.
2. Safety briefingOn site you get a safety briefing and are kitted out with the safety equipment included in the ticket.
3. Climb to the platformYou climb more than 200 steps to reach the launch point 60 meters above the stadium floor, the highest accessible point of the venue.
4. Fly the Stadium FlyerYou zip 170 meters across the canopy of the stadium roof at speeds of up to 27 mph, with views over Cardiff and towards the Brecon Beacons.

What To Expect From The Tour

Here is what helps before you book, based on the listing and what travellers have said afterwards.

• Fitness needed. Participants must climb over 200 steps to reach the platform, so a reasonable level of mobility and stamina is required. Wear comfortable clothes that let you move freely.
• Footwear. Closed, sturdy shoes are a must. High heels, sandals, flip flops, and open-toed shoes are all on the not allowed list. Bring a hair tie if you have long hair.
• What is included. The ticket covers the safety briefing, all safety equipment, and a guided walk. Souvenir photos are sold separately on site, and food and drink are not included, so plan accordingly around your slot.
• First timers. The experience is well set up for people who have never zipped before. One reviewer who came as a first timer called the trainers wonderful and the experience unique.
• Leave bags behind. Bags are not allowed on the experience and lockers are not included, so travel light and leave valuables at your hotel. Selfie sticks and drones are also prohibited.
• Timing. Budget the full hour for the experience, from briefing to landing.

Common issues. The climb of over 200 steps is the main practical limit, and anyone who cannot manage stairs will struggle with this experience. Lockers are not included, and bags are banned, so you need somewhere to leave your things. Unaccompanied minors are not allowed, and anyone intoxicated or vaping will be refused. Souvenir photos cost extra on site, and food and drink are not part of the ticket. Cancellations can be made up to 7 days in advance for a full refund, so check your plans before booking.

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