Nevada Transportation

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Bus / Shuttles   Las Vegas

Bus / Shuttles, Las Vegas

 111 Reviews  there are lots of airport shuttles going to and from Mc Carran International airport to the strip, off the strip, downtown and nearby areas and one of the more popular ones beside showtime airport... 

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Monorails / Train   Las Vegas

Monorails / Train, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Limousine / Taxi   Las Vegas

Limousine / Taxi, Las Vegas

 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... 

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By Car   Las Vegas

By Car, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Trams / Moving Walkways   Las Vegas

Trams / Moving Walkways, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Plane / Airport   Las Vegas

Plane / Airport, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Walking   Las Vegas

Walking, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Combined Suggestions   Las Vegas

Combined Suggestions, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Information / Sources   Las Vegas

Information / Sources, Las Vegas

 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... 

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Walk, walk, walk...

by Weaslebeee

If you're looking to save money I recommend walking. If your destination is located at the other end of the strip then taking a cab may be a better option, however, be aware that cab drivers tend to take very long detours and price can jump up quick. Sharing a cab is a great way to cut cost but if you're like me you'll spend the extra money to have your privacy. Just be aware where your driver is headed and don't let them take advantage of you. (as most passengers are usually intoxicated and easily fooled)

Walking is not only eco-friendly, but easy!

by JFro082

I recommend walking all the way! It's so much easier. Getting a hotel on the strip and taking a taxi only when necessary is so nice. The traffic on the strip gets insane, and unless you know the back ways around the area, it can literally take an hour to get from end of the strip to the other. While walking you can stop in different hotels along the way and experience the craziness that is Las Vegas. Taking taxis is so much easier than driving in a strange, busy city to me, but if you chose to drive, all of the hotels have free garages and parking is not a problem at all. Getting to the parking garages is a different story though!!!!

Luxbus was good fun

by amandajayne81

This was a reply to a forum question on how to travel between LA and Las Vegas by bus.We travelled from Anaheim to Las Vegas on the Luxbus. I think it is more touristy than cheap but we enjoyed the trip and learnt quite a bit along the way from the bus driver and the funny Russian assistant. We would travel by them again although probably only one way. 4-5 hours on the bus vs 45min flight back!website is www.luxbusamerica.com

Driving from Las Vegas to California

by AimeeQ

Regarding the question of cost, gas is definitely a factor, but also be sure to look carefully at rental car fees if you plan to rent. Not only does the cost of insurance rack up the cost of the car dramatically vs. the quoted "daily rate," but there can be an additional daily second driver fee if you rent the car in Las Vegas and both you and your husband plan to drive. I had a bad experience with Dollar and high unexpected fees for a rental car that I drove from Las Vegas to LA this past February. Finally, keep in mind that if you rent the car in Las Vegas and return it in LA, the rental fees, taxes and regulations that pertain (for the entire trip) are those for Nevada. As I understand it, if you rent the car in California, a married couple does not have to pay a second driver fee for example. A couple of hundred dollars here and there really add up... and you don't want to start and...

The Deuce

by LiLz

The Deuce is a double-decker bus that travels up and down the strip. The cost is $2 one-way or $5 for a 24-hour period. It's dependable and easy. I highly recommend it over renting a car if you're going to spend most of your time on or near the strip.

Nevada traveling

by agricola

Nevada is very large, has relatively few roads, and little public transportation outside major cities - and there are only two major cities.You will need a car.There is bus service and passenger train service (rather unreliable) only along the interstate 80 corridor, between Reno and Salt Lake City. There is bus service from Reno to Las Vegas. Flights from Reno to Las Vegas are available, and from Salt Lake City to Reno and to Elko and Las Vegas.If you want to go anywhere else, you will need a car, or a motorcycle. If you are so inclined and have plenty of time available, you might try a bicycle, but most roads aren't designed for bike traffic, and have very little shoulder room.The speed limit on most highways is 75 miles per hour. Gasoline is available in most towns but pay attention to signs about 'next gas xx miles'. If you are leaving the major highways (and there are few of those),...

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Lonely desert roads

by goingsolo

Nevada has many sparsely populated areas. As a result, there are long stretches of road without towns or services for many miles. Some of these drives are surprisingly scenic, such as the one along hwy 95 leading to Death Valley. As the lights of Las Vegas exit from the view in the rear view mirror, the road narrows and stretches westward, with mountains appearing in the periphery.

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Lonliest Road in America

by mcpangie

Whoever dubbed Highway 50 the “Loneliest Road in America” hasn’t been in Canada. In August 2004, I took this picture because it was the only time that I didn’t see another vehicle either in front, behind, or coming. It didn’t last for long. Sure enough, within a minute, we sent someone on out ahead of us to check for Nevada Highway Patrol. He didn’t get a ticket, they weren’t patrolling this section of highway near the Utah border at the time.

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Reno Tahoe International Airport

by Ken_Weaver

Unless you live within 100 miles of Minden, probably the best way to get to Carson Valley is to fly into Reno Tahoe International Airport, rent a car or van and drive south for about 45 miles. The airport is very modern and efficient. My baggage arrived 2 minutes after I had arrived in the pick up area!Ten major airlines fly in and out of Reno Tahoe International. 8 of the top car rental agencies provide the necessary road transportation

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To get to Nevada, you can...

by Krystynn

To get to Nevada, you can either DRIVE, hop onto a bus or PLANE. We chose the last option. ;-)) Lazy us! If you intend to visit the many beautiful national parks here, you must DRIVE, DRIVE, DRIVE!!! Whatever it is - whether you beg, borrow or steal a car... just make sure that you DRIVE! Forget about joining a coach tour. They'd probably pack ten thousand activities into a 2-day hectic schedule... and I surely don't call that kind of a tour a 'vacation'! Photo Below: The Valley of Fire Main Road.

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Getting Around Nevada

Top 3 Hotels in Nevada

Four Seasons Las Vegas  Las Vegas

 8 Reviews and 1175 Opinions  Definitely one of the best hotels in Las Vegas where I found everything what I want. The hotel is at... 

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Eldorado Hotel Casino  Reno

 6 Reviews and 524 Opinions  When reading the reviews for lodging in the area, the Eldorado consistently ranks near the top in... 

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Boulder Dam Hotel  Boulder City

 1 Review and 117 Opinions  pretty white, multi-storied B&B Room rate includes full breakfast for 2, a complimentary glass of... 

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Transportation: Cities in Nevada
  1. Las Vegas Transportation
  2. Reno Transportation
  3. Laughlin Transportation
  4. Valley of Fire State Park Transportation
  5. Boulder City Transportation
  6. Incline Village Transportation
  7. Carson City Transportation
  8. Virginia City Transportation
  9. Mount Charleston Transportation
  10. Lake Mead National Recreation Area Transportation
  11. Goldfield Transportation
  12. Stateline Transportation
  13. Ely Transportation
  14. Pyramid Transportation
  15. Rachel Transportation
  16. Great Basin National Park Transportation
  17. Jean Transportation
  18. Overton Transportation

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