Here's a brief synopsis of transportation alternatives for visitors in Las Vegas:
1. Monorail
Runs along the east side of the Las Vegas Strip.
Convenient for quick travel between major hotels and the Convention Center.
2. Deuce & SDX Buses
Operated by the RTC, these buses run 24/7 along the Strip and downtown.
Deuce makes frequent stops; SDX (Strip & Downtown Express) is faster with limited stops.
3. Rideshares & Taxis
Uber and Lyft are widely available with designated pick-up/drop-off zones at hotels.
Taxis are plentiful and have flat rates from the airport to the Strip.
4. Rental Cars
Good for visitors planning to explore beyond the Strip (like Red Rock Canyon or Hoover Dam).
Available at the airport and various locations.
Shuttles
Some hotels offer free or low-cost shuttles to and from the airport or downtown.
5. Private shuttle services are also available.
Walking
The Strip is pedestrian-friendly with overpasses, sidewalks, and access to most hotels/casinos.
Keep in mind distances can be longer than they appear.
6. Bicycles & E-Scooters
Bike rentals and e-scooters are available but less common on the busy Strip.
Better suited for downtown and residential areas.
7. Limousines & Luxury Car Services
Available for a VIP experience; often offered by high-end hotels or booked privately.
8. Airport Transportation
Harry Reid International Airport offers taxis, rideshares, shuttle buses, and limos for transfers to hotels. |