Las Vegas Airport Transfers

Las Vegas is the most populated city in the state of Nevada, USA. The centre of gambling, entertainment, fine dining, and nightlife is known as a resort city. The public transportation system in Las Vegas consists of trains, buses, shuttles and taxis.

The RTC buses offer transport throughout the city. For tourists the most useful bus that runs 24 hours a day and operates between 12 to 30 minutes is the Deuce. It is named like that because it’s a double-decker bus, and it travels on Las Vegas Boulevard from the BTC in the north and by I-215 in the south. The Deuce bus stops in front of every major casino.

The Las Vegas Monorail is a basic rail network which stops at seven points on the Las Vegas Strip: MGM Grand, Paris, Caesars Palace, Harrah’s, Westgate, the Las Vegas Convention Center, and SLS Las Vegas. There are trains every 5 minutes and the tickets cost $6 per person. Unlike the RTC bus, the Las Vegas Monorail doesn't run all night, but until 2 am on weekdays and until 3 am on weekends.

Several resorts provide regular and free shuttle services along the Strip. However, shuttles can get quite busy and sometimes you will have to wait 30 to 40 minutes for a free ride.

There are taxi ranks just outside most hotels, and if you're at a restaurants they will call a cab for you if you need one. You’re not allowed to hail a taxi from the street, however you can approach an empty cab, if it has stopped in traffic. The taxis are not a very cheap option because their meters start at $3.30 and increase by $2 per km.

Many tourists who would like to experience the luxury and glam of Las Vegas can get a limo. Even though limousines are not a typical public transport, you will be amazed by the number of limos which offer services in Las Vegas. A ride in a limousine starts from $50 per hour to $115 per hour according to the size and interior of the ride. You can take a limo just outside of the major hotels, or book a ride.

McCarran International Airport serves Las Vegas Valley and it is located 8 km south from Las Vegas city centre. You can easily reach the city centre by bus, airport taxi and private airport transfer. The McCarran International Airport is the 30th busiest in the whole world by passenger traffic.

The RTC bus operates to and from the airport, available on Terminal 1 and 3. Trams are also available at these terminals and will take you to the centre.

The airport taxi service is regulated by the Nevada Taxicab Authority which is responsible for setting the fares. However, bare in mind that some taxis do not accept credit cards and that airport taxis charge an extra $2.00.

To get directly to your hotel, you can book a private Las Vegas airport transfer with us. Our door-to-door airport transfer service will bring you to your destination for a fixed price. The private taxi service we offer includes meet and greet at the arrivals gate, free cancelation, free updates and flight monitoring. The latest taxi fare from Las Vegas Airport to North Las Vegas is on the link.

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