Las Vegas airport (LAS)

Official Website: harryreidairport.com

Information Phone: +1 702 261 5211.

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Terminals

The airport has two main terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, both operating 24 hours. Airlines are assigned to a specific terminal, so it’s essential to verify which one your flight uses.

Inter-Terminal Connection: A free shuttle bus connects Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. It runs 24/7 every 20–30 minutes. Stops are located on Level Zero of both terminals.

Gate Connections (Trams): An automated people mover (tram) system operates airside (post-security) to link terminals with the more distant concourses:

• Green & Blue Lines: Connect Terminal 1 to Concourses C and D, respectively.
• Red Line: Connects Terminal 3 to Concourse D.

Annual Passenger Traffic: 58.4 million passengers in 2024.

Information Desks

Information counters are located in the baggage claim areas of Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, as well as in Terminal 1’s concourse area near gates A/B. Additionally, passengers can use the courtesy white telephones throughout the terminal to contact information staff directly.

 Location

The airport is located in the Paradise area, 3 miles (5 km) south of downtown Las Vegas.

Car rental agencies

Rental Cars

The airport has a modern Rent-A-Car Center that houses all the major companies in a single location. The center is located off-site from the airport and operates 24 hours a day. A complimentary shuttle bus service transports passengers between the terminals and the rental center.

Shuttle Stops:

• Terminal 1: Follow the signs to Level 1 (Ground Transportation) and exit through doors 10 or 11.
• Terminal 3: The stops are located on Level Zero. Follow the "Ground Transportation" signs from the baggage claim area to find them.

Companies Available at the Center:

Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, National, Payless, Sixt, Thrifty.

Parking services at Las Vegas airport (LAS)

Harry Reid International Airport offers a wide variety of 24-hour parking options, with services tailored to each terminal and the length of stay.

Terminal Garages

These are the most convenient option due to their proximity to the check-in and baggage claim areas. Both garages offer options for short-term and long-term stays.

• Terminal 1 Garage: Ideal for flights on Southwest, Spirit, American, Delta, Avelo, and Allegiant.
• Terminal 3 Garage: Recommended for all international airlines and for Alaska, Breeze, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue, Sun Country, and United.

Economy Parking

This is the most affordable alternative for long-term stays. There are separate economy lots for Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. A complimentary shuttle bus service operates 24/7 between the economy lots and their respective terminals.

Valet Parking

For maximum convenience, Valet service is available at both Terminal 1 (Level 2 of the garage) and Terminal 3 (Level Zero of the terminal).

Cell Phone Lot

This is a free area designed for drivers to wait for a call from arriving passengers. Leaving vehicles unattended is not permitted. It is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.

Other Parking Services

• Electric Vehicle Charging: Charging stations are available in both terminal garages.
• Motorcycle Parking: There are designated, free parking areas for motorcycles in the Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 garages.

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is committed to providing an accessible and welcoming environment for all passengers. Travelers requiring special assistance are advised to notify their airline at least 72 hours prior to their trip to coordinate the necessary services.

Assistance for Passengers with Reduced Mobility

Wheelchair Assistance: This service must be requested directly from the airline before travel. Airlines are responsible for providing wheelchairs and assistance for transport from the terminal curb to the aircraft, and vice versa.

Accessible Parking: Designated parking spaces for individuals with disabilities are available in all airport parking areas, including the terminal garages and economy lots.

Ground Transportation: Most ground transportation services, including taxis, shuttles, and ride-sharing, offer accessible vehicles. It is recommended to contact the transportation provider in advance to make the necessary arrangements.

Service Animal Relief Areas

The airport has multiple relief areas for service animals, both pre- and post-security.

• Terminal 1: Pre-security, there are areas on levels 1 and 2. Post-security, they are located near gates A, B, C, and in Concourse D.
• Terminal 3: Pre-security, there are areas on levels 0 and L2. Post-security, they are located near gate E.

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program

The airport participates in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program. Passengers with non-visible disabilities (such as autism, anxiety, or hearing difficulties) can request a free sunflower lanyard. This lanyard discreetly informs airport staff that the wearer may need a little more patience, help, or time.

Other Accessibility Features

All terminals are equipped with ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms. For passengers with hearing impairments, TTY phones and a visual paging system are available throughout the airport. For assistance during the security screening process, it is recommended to contact the TSA Cares program before your travel date.

Nursing Mothers

The airport offers private and equipped nursing rooms (Nursing Suites) for mothers who need a quiet space to breastfeed or pump. These rooms are conveniently located both pre- and post-security.

• Locations: Near gates A, B, C, and E, and in the Terminal 1 baggage claim area.

Unaccompanied Minors

The procedures, fees, and age restrictions for minors traveling alone are managed exclusively by each airline. Airport staff cannot assume responsibility for escorting minors.

Recommendation: It is essential to contact the airline directly well in advance to learn about their specific policies, arrange for the service if necessary, and complete all required documentation.

Pregnant Passengers

The airport is designed to be fully accessible for all passengers. However, policies regarding travel during pregnancy (especially in late stages), such as the need for a medical certificate, are established individually by each airline. It is recommended to consult directly with your airline before traveling to avoid any inconvenience.