Traveling to Las Vegas by air
To and from the airport
Public bus routes 108 and 109 run north from the airport: the 108 heads up Swenson Avenue and stops at the LVH, while the 109 goes along Maryland Parkway. Shuttle buses run by Bell Trans (739 7990, www.bell-trans.com), Grayline (1-800 472 9546, www.grayline.com) and Ritz (889 4242, www.shuttlelasvegas.com) run to the Strip and Downtown 24 hours a day. Expect to pay $7 for transport to a Strip hotel, slightly more to Downtown.
Taxis can be found outside the arrivals hall. Expect to pay $15–$25 to get to most hotels on the Strip, or $22–$27 to Downtown.
Major airline contact details
Air Canada 1-888 247 2262, www.aircanada.com
Alaska Air 1-800 426 0333, www.alaskaair.com
American Airlines 1-800 433 7300, www.aa.com
British Airways 0844 493 0787, www.britishairways.com
Delta domestic 1-800 221 1212, international 1-800 241 4141, www.delta.com
Jet Blue 1-800 538 2583, www.jetblue.com
Southwest 1-800 435 9792, www.southwest.com
United Airlines domestic 1-800 864 8331, international 1-800 538 2929, www.united.com
US Airways domestic 1-800 428 4322, international 1-800 622 1015, www.usairways.com
Virgin Atlantic UK: 0844 209 7777. US: 1-800 862 8621, www.virginatlantic.com
Traveling to Las Vegas by road
The main roads leaving the city are the I-15, which runs south-west towards LA and north-east towards Salt Lake City, and the US93 and US95, which head north into Nevada and south into Arizona and California respectively.
Greyhound buses (1-800 231 2222, www.greyhound.com) arrive at the bus station on 200 Main Street, just by the Plaza. The ride from LA ($60 one-way) takes between five and eight hours. Reservations are not required.
For more information on car hire, check our guide to driving in Las Vegas.
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