Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas handles 58 million passengers annually (2024 data) and is located just about 6 km from the Strip, the famous thoroughfare of casinos and resorts.
Access point to the city of entertainment and shows, destination of millions of visitors every year.
How to get to Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to LAS
Parking near Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport
Multi-level parking garages are located adjacent to the terminal, with daily rates from 7 USD (base) to 12 USD (economy), 18 USD (garage) up to 30 USD for valet.
How to get to Las Vegas from LAS
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
Airport transfers you can book in advance
Shuttles and private transfers you can book online, picked from the best rated by travelers.
From LAS to the most sought-after destinations
| If you want... | Choose | Approximate cost |
|---|---|---|
| Spend less | RTC Red Line bus to the South Strip Transit Terminal | ~$4 USD |
| Arrive as quickly as possible on Las Vegas Boulevard | Taxi or fixed-rate rideshare per zone | $22-30 USD |
| Reach Downtown and Fremont Street | RTC bus 108 or Red Line to Bonneville Transit Center, or Centennial Express CX | ~$4 USD |
| Have heavy luggage or travel in a group | Shared shuttle or direct taxi | from ~$19 USD per person |
Harry Reid → The Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard)
With no rail connection or monorail reaching the airport, the most direct route remains the taxi at zone flat rate: 10-15 minutes to the central Strip, at the height of Bellagio and Caesars Palace.
Harry Reid → Downtown / Fremont Street Experience
For the historic center, cheaper and away from Strip traffic, the RTC bus 108 and the Red Line reach Bonneville Transit Center in 35-45 minutes, from which Fremont Street is just steps away; alternatively Centennial Express CX stops directly at Casino Center & Fremont in about 45 minutes.
Harry Reid → Las Vegas Convention Center
For those traveling to a fair or conference, the convention center is about 6 km from the airport: taxi or rideshare take 10-15 minutes outside peak hours, but during major conventions traffic on the roads around the Strip can significantly lengthen travel times.
Harry Reid → Allegiant Stadium
The Raiders stadium is surprisingly close, about 10 minutes by taxi from the terminal; on game or event days vehicle access is limited and you reach the entrance via a pedestrian overpass of about 500 meters from Las Vegas Boulevard.
Car rental at Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport
All major car rental companies have desks in the Rent-A-Car Center, accessible via a complimentary shuttle.
Driver's license, passport, and credit card are sufficient; the IDP is not required for short stays if your license is in Latin characters.
Hotels near Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport
Airport area
Hampton Inn & Suites Airport offers a free shuttle to the terminal, running 24 hours according to the Hilton website; otherwise a taxi or rideshare takes a few minutes.
Best for: Those with a flight before 7 a.m. or a one-night layover who prefer a traditional hotel to a casino.
- Free shuttle at all hours, no need to depend on taxis at night
- No casino and no noise from the gaming floor: you sleep in silence
- Breakfast included at the Hampton, useful before a morning flight
- No resort or evening entertainment within walking distance: you need a taxi for the Strip
- Roadside chain hotels: the feel is that of an upgraded motel, without resort amenities
Central Strip
Taxi or rideshare in 10-15 minutes to the central Strip; the RTC 109 bus takes about 37 minutes, but many resorts require a change.
Best for: Those who want the classic Las Vegas experience, with shows, restaurants and the Bellagio fountains a few steps from the entrance.
- The Bellagio fountains, shopping malls and restaurants are within walking distance
- The car transfer is among the shortest between airport and centre in the United States
- Many resorts host shows and restaurants in the same building
- A mandatory resort fee at almost every hotel, to check when booking
- On foot the distances are long and the summer heat makes them tiring
- On big-event weekends traffic stretches the trip
Downtown and Fremont Street
RTC buses 108 and 109 reach the Bonneville Transit Center in 35-45 minutes; the Centennial Express CX stops at Casino Center & Fremont in about 45 minutes.
Best for: Those looking for a more intimate, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere than the Strip, with historic hotels and old-style venues.
- The Fremont Street Experience and the historic casinos are steps away
- An area you can explore on foot, with no need for shuttles between hotels
- From the airport the bus route is long: with luggage a taxi is better
- The evening offer revolves around the casinos: little else for those who don't gamble
- The Strip attractions remain several kilometres away
Recommended hotels
Airport services
Shopping & Duty Free
Lounges & relaxation
- lounges
- 9
- with Priority Pass
- 2
- earliest opening
- 04:30
Connectivity & Wi-Fi
Families & Children
Terminal guide
The 2 terminals (1 and 3) are connected by an internal shuttle.
For international flights, it's recommended to arrive with at least 3 hours' advance notice; the airport features slot machines even in the check-in area, part of the city's atmosphere.
Map of Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. How far is Las Vegas airport from the Strip?
Only about 6 km, reachable in 10-15 minutes by car or taxi, among the shortest airport-to-downtown connections in the United States.
Q. Does the taxi from Las Vegas Airport have a flat fare?
Yes, but not a single rate: the system is zone-based along the Strip, independent of traffic - 22.25 USD for the south zone, 26.25 USD for the central zone, 30.25 USD for the north zone (plus a 3 USD surcharge if paying by card).
Q. Is there a train to Las Vegas airport?
No, there is no direct rail link; the Strip monorail does not reach the airport.
Q. Are there slot machines at Las Vegas airport?
Yes, they are already present in the check-in area, part of the city's distinctive atmosphere.
Q. Which lounges accept Priority Pass?
The Club LAS (Terminal 1) and The Club LAS (Terminal 3).
Q. What time does the first lounge open?
At 04:30: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club (Concourse C) and United Club (Terminal 1).
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