Ziplining Ras Al Khaimah Jebel Jais: Price and Review
Jebel Jais zipline in Ras Al Khaimah holds the Guinness record for longest flight. Here is the 2026 price, weight rules, and what the ride feels like.
Why Jebel Jais Zipline Stands Out
The Jebel Jais zipline crosses 2.83 km of mountain terrain at up to 150 km/h, making it the longest zipline in the world. Riders start at 1,680 m and finish near the valley floor in under two minutes. The line sits inside the Jebel Jais Mountain Park, an RAK Tourism site open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
2026 Ticket Prices and Booking
Standard adult tickets cost AED 675. Children aged 8-12 pay AED 550. A tandem option for two people runs at AED 1,100. Prices include helmet, harness, and transport from the lower station back to the car park. Buy tickets online through the official Jebel Jais site or at the ticket desk on site. Weekday slots after 2 pm often show a 10 % discount. No walk-up guarantee exists on weekends or public holidays, so reserve at least one day ahead.
Weight, Age and Health Limits
Single riders must weigh between 40 kg and 120 kg. Tandem pairs share a combined limit of 200 kg. Minimum age is 8 years. Anyone with recent surgery, heart conditions, high blood pressure, or pregnancy is advised not to ride. Staff check weight on digital scales before each flight. Closed shoes, long hair tied back, and no loose items are required. Glasses must be secured with a strap.
What the Ride Actually Feels Like
After a five-minute safety briefing, staff clip you into the trolley and give a short push. The first 500 m drop steeply, creating a strong stomach-drop moment. The rest of the line levels slightly, giving clear views of the Hajar Mountains and the desert below. Wind noise is loud but the harness stays comfortable. At the end, brakes engage smoothly and staff unclip you within seconds. Total time on the platform to landing is about 10 minutes.
Practical Tips Before You Go
- Arrive 45 minutes early for paperwork and weighing.
- Carry water and wear light layers; mountain mornings can be cool.
- Combine the ride with the Jebel Jais viewing deck or a short hike on the same day.
- Photography is allowed only before and after the flight; no phones on the line.
- Free parking sits at both the upper and lower stations.
Weather can close the line if wind exceeds 40 km/h. Check the live status on the official app before leaving your hotel.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Jebel Jais zipline cost in 2026?▾
Adult tickets are AED 675, children AED 550, and tandem rides AED 1,100. Prices cover gear and return transport.
What is the weight limit for the zipline?▾
Single riders must weigh 40-120 kg. Tandem pairs share a combined maximum of 200 kg.
Do I need to book ahead?▾
Yes. Weekend and holiday slots fill fast. Reserve online at least one day before your visit.
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