Definition of zip line
: a cable suspended above an incline to which a pulley and harness are attached for a rider
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The equipment includes a zip line, a pyramid of climbing cubes, a multifaceted climbing structure that simulates play on a hill, and swings.
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And the amped-up CocoCay will encourage consumers to shell out for a new array of amenities: Separate charges will apply for water slides, wave pool, balloon rides, zip line, and the Coco Beach Club.
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The new CocoCay also will feature a 1,600-foot-long zip line that ends with a splash water landing — a first for the Caribbean or Bahamas.
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In addition to musical performances, attendees can look forward to activities like zip lines, a Prince exhibit, and ice skating, as well as snowmobile stunts, TV areas, and food vendors.
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Finally, as this is a field focused on people and relationships, team-building activities are encouraged, from study groups and open labs to indoor rock climbing and outdoor zip line activities.
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And the amped-up CocoCay will encourage consumers to shell out for a new array of amenities: Separate charges will apply for water slides, wave pool, balloon rides, zip line, and the Coco Beach Club.
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The plot is equally international, racing along as if on a zip line from London to Hong Kong, and thence to a barely reachable island in the Devil’s Sea.
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Mickey saved the day by flying in on a zip line and got the party back on track.
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First Known Use of zip line
1970
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