Las Vegas Transportation

 60 Reviews  ah...not the fastest or the most efficient method of travel but it does get you from one part of the strip to another. Actually it ends near Sahara Ave and is right across from Pamplemousse one of my... 

 64 Reviews  Review of Executive Las Vegas Limo I wanted to take the time to go step by step through my experience working with Executive Las Vegas Limos because I don’t want anyone else to encounter the... 

 69 Reviews  again, the best thing to go around las vegas and beyond is by just renting a car starting from the airport where there are free shuttles going to the car rental depot every 5 minutes and the parking... 

 16 Reviews  Las vegas has quite a number of trams and monorails that are both free and not free. one of the free ones and one of the most popular is the Mandalay Bay to Excalibur tram that passes between the two... 

 59 Reviews  part two of my Concourse D tip with more pictures around the Concourse D area. The Concourse D of the Mc Carran International Airport is a newer addition to the Terminal 1 complex and it connected to... 

 28 Reviews  although there are many modes of transport around las vegas like the CAT Bus, the monorail, limousines, shuttles, rental cars, taxis and more, nothing beats walking around the area. The whole of las... 

 59 Reviews  driving in las vegas particluarly in the strip can be of a hassle since the area is so pedestrian frielndly that it takes forever for the stop lights to go green and then a few seconds later, turn red... 

 17 Reviews  I have to say it was easy to get into and exit from. There is a signal right near the entrance. One other little feature is they have air-conditioned hallways with escalators and the whole garage is... 

 joiwatani Says:  Is that one way? Most of the airport transfers that you buy on Expedia is from the airport to the hotel and then from the hotel to the airport. Three weeks ago,... 

 CatherineLu Says:  The Las Vegas Strip Trolley has extended its route to downtown Las Vegas. As part of its loop, the Las Vegas Strip Trolley will make stops in the following... 

 sue_stone Says:  If you find that walking the streets in the baking sun is too much for you, as I did, you may want to use the monorail, which runs along the rear of the Strip,... 

 sue_stone Says:  After spending 8 nights in California, we were then going to Las Vegas. We toyed with the idea of driving there, but after advice from the travel forum... 

 crystalswa Says:  We learnred the hard way to rent a car, after spending a fortune and many wasted hours waiting for taxis. There is free parking in most of the casino parking... 

 St_Vincent Says:  As you come out of the arrivals building into the heat outside you will feel for the first time that you have truly arrived. The airport is located at the end... 

 madamx Says:  The bus is a good way to get around the Strip and downtown Las Vegas when it's off hours. Off hours meaning the early morning until early afternoon. After that,... 

 thetimidtraveller Says:  Google "car rental promo codes" and see what you come up with. I found a website that had a 25% off promo code for a car rental. I was a little apprehensive... 

 VickiJ Says:  The mistake that we made was to walk everywhere, forgetting how big the Strip was! So - in order to make the most of your time at Las Vegas, i would suggest... 

 St_Vincent Says:  For about $75 you can get the ultimate view of Vegas by taking an evening helicopter flight over the Strip. It only lasts about 15 minutes but it's well worth... 

 Darkeyedgirl Says:  WARNING: from McCarran Int'l Airport, you go & get herded like cows to the slaughter, in this roped off area. You'll stand there for ONE SOLID HOUR, no matter... 

 bill_in_vegas Says:  Except for the Downtown area, distances to where you may want to go are not within a comfortable walk. The bus system is quite good but often inconvenient for... 

 engitalunion Says:  There were 6 of us and we took a Helicopter to the Grand Canyon ,Arizona and landed in it for a Champagne Lunch . On return we flew over the strip which was... 

 madamx Says:  From our experience the only way, if you can, to get around Las Vegas is WALKING. The bus has it's place, but you'll find that either buses or taxis are stuck... 

 Emmjai Says:  A Trolley bus system runs from casino to casino (you have to find the stops, often at the back of a casino, which can sometime be tricky), but these buses are...