Transfer to/from - Las Vegas airport (LAS)

Ride-Sharing

Services like Uber and Lyft are authorized to operate at the airport. Passenger pickup areas are clearly marked in each terminal:

• Terminal 1: Pickup is on Level 2 of the parking garage. From the baggage claim area, follow the signs to the pedestrian bridge that crosses to the parking garage.
• Terminal 3: Pickup is located on the Valet Level of the parking garage. From the baggage claim area, cross the pedestrian bridge to the parking garage and go down to the Valet level.

Public Buses (RTC)

The RTC (Regional Transportation Commission) public bus service is the most economical option for getting around from the airport. Passes can be purchased from vending machines at the bus stops or through the rideRTC mobile app.

Airport Stops:

• Terminal 1: Routes 108, 109, and the Centennial Express (CX) stop on Level Zero.
• Terminal 3: The Centennial Express (CX) route stops on Level 2 (Departures).

Main Routes:

• Routes 108 & 109: Connect Terminal 1 with the South Strip Transfer Terminal, allowing transfers to routes that run along the Strip and downtown.
• Centennial Express (CX): Connects both terminals with downtown Las Vegas.

Taxis

Taxis are available and are a direct option to get to your destination. The taxi stands are organized and staffed with airport personnel to assist passengers.

Taxi Stands:

• Terminal 1: The stand is located on the east side of the baggage claim area, outside exits 1 through 4.
• Terminal 3: The stand is on Level Zero, at the west end of the building, outside door 52.

There are several authorized companies that operate with regulated fares. For trips to the Strip, flat-rate zones apply to avoid surprises.

Shuttles (Shared Ride Services)

Shared shuttles are an economical option for traveling from the airport to major hotels on the Strip and downtown. These vehicles make several stops en route, so travel time may vary.

Pickup Locations:

• Terminal 1: Shuttles are located on the west side of the baggage claim area, outside exits 7 through 13.
• Terminal 3: On Level Zero. The stop for domestic flights is on the west side of the building, and for international flights, on the east side.

Companies like Bell Trans (Airport Shuttle) and Kaptyn offer this service. It is recommended to check with airport staff at the stop to board the correct shuttle.

Intercity Shuttles

Several companies offer bus services to cities in neighboring states such as Arizona, Utah, and California. You must contact each operator directly for schedules, fares, and to make reservations.

Some Operators:

• Salt Lake Express: Service to Utah.
• St. George Shuttle: Service to St. George, Utah.
• Aloha Airport Express / Tri State Shuttle: Service to Laughlin (NV) and to Arizona cities like Bullhead City, Kingman, and Lake Havasu City.

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