Zippline Vialand

What is a Zipline?

A zipline is defined as a cable that is suspended above an incline to which a pulley and harness are attached for a rider. The incline of a zipline allows the rider to be pulled by gravity along the line. Although zip lines were used as a way of transportation in some areas at the beginning, today it is a popular entertainment tool mixing adrenaline with fun. 

About Zippline Vialand

Vialand is a huge mall with many stores, restaurants, and attractions located on the Asian side of Istanbul. Since there are many shopping areas, great restaurants, and various attractions in Vialands, it is a popular mall in Istanbul for both locals and tourists. 

Zippline adds adrenaline into this amazing atmosphere with its 160 meters long, 12 mm thick steel rope which can carry over 17 tonnes! You will be 'flying' through this rope at a 22 kph speed! 

The best thing about this experience is completely safe and sound! With an experienced provider and professional staff, you will be ready to experience an amazing adrenaline rush with complete safety! Addressing all age groups, children, young and old, Zippline establishes areas with all international safety and security certificates. Zippline businesses, which do not risk even the smallest detail for the safety of people, are constantly audited, which gives confidence to both providers and users. All employees are specially trained, and they are in continuous training in terms of both safety and customer satisfaction.

Security Measures

• Users must follow all directions from the authorized personnel and must take all the necessary security measures indicated. 

• Authorized personnel has the right not to accept customers who do not comply with the criteria as per the Safety Standards. Customers who do not meet the height, weight, and minimum age criteria cannot be compelled to use by employees or the customer cannot insist on use.

• Users must not be less than 30 kg. Extra equipment support is required for users above 1.90 cm. and 110 kg. 

• Comfortable clothes that will not prevent movement should be worn. Dresses should be approved by authorized personnel for safety. 

• People with epilepsy, fainting, dizziness, mental, psychological, and physical disorders; high blood pressure patients, diabetics, heart patients, those with physical disorders, chronic bone and joint patients; pregnant women and those who have recently undergone surgery are not allowed to use.

• All items that are likely to fall, trip, or get lost should be removed. Money, jewelry, watches, cell phones, cameras, wallets, bags, earrings, necklaces, slippers, bracelets, long messy hair, neckerchiefs, etc. use is not permitted. It is inconvenient to use with glasses that do not have a back tie. Shoelaces should be tied carefully.