THE LAS VEGAS MONORAIL

             The Las Vegas Monorail runs from the Sahara Hotel Casino to the MGM Grand. Tickets starting at $5 for one ride and $23.75 for a 48 hour pass.(see Vegas Monorail for complete pricing)
             The Las Vegas Monorail operates along a 3.9-mile route from the SLS Station to the MGM Grand Station.
             Monorail trains arrive approximately every 4 to 8 minutes with station announcements to keep you up to speed on the next arrival time.
Monday: 7 am – 12 midnight
Tuesday: 7 am – 2 am
Wednesday: 7 am – 2 am
Thursday: 7 am – 2 am
Friday: 7 am – 3 am
Saturday: 7 am – 3 am
Sunday: 7 am – 3 am

Monorail Stations
SAHARA HOTEL  CASINO  Station
Westgate Station
Convention Center Station
Harrah’s & The LINQ Station
Flamingo & Caesars Palace Station
Bally’s & Paris Station
MGM Grand Station

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Las Vegas FREE Monorail/Tram System

– 3 Free Monorails -

             These Three Free Monorails are different than the longer, Las Vegas Monorail System on the other side of Las Vegas Boulevard, which you have to pay to ride.  What they offer is a partial Monorail connection for walking tourists. However, you can travel from The Mandalay Bay Hotel to the Bellagio Hotel by taking a few steps in between Monorail connections.

             There are Three FREE Las Vegas Monorails on the West Side of the Las Vegas Strip . These three FREE monorails are owned and operated by Casinos on the West Side of the Las Vegas Strip. They are non-related systems offering a FREE quick way to get you up and down the Las Vegas Strip.

Monorail/Tram Stations
Tram #1 Mandalay Bay – Luxor – Excalibur Tram
Tram #2 Park MGM – Aria – Bellagio Tram
Tram #3 Mirage – Treasure Island (TI) Tram
Hours of Operation:
Sunday – Wednesday: From 9 AM to 12:30 AM.
Thursdays to Saturdays: From 9 AM until 2:30 AM.

LAS VEGAS FREE TRAMS

               Although it's a little more complicated to make this loop, the profusion of stations has some advantages: The Main Station is convenient to a free pull on a slot machine with a $5,000 payoff (though it gives out many more free show tickets), and the Luxor's is the only monorail stop with music for waiting passengers.

RESORTS WORLD
LAS VEGAS CONVENTION CENTER (LVCC) CONNECTOR

               The Resorts World-LVCC Connector provides a convenient and direct connection between Resorts World on the Las Vegas Strip and the multiple exhibition halls at LVCC, with travel times, based on destination, varying from 1 to 4 minutes.
Phase 1: Complete and Operational
Phase 2: Under Construction
Phase 3: Construction Commencing Q4 2022

The Las Vegas Bus System

              RTC Transit is the bus system in the Las Vegas metropolitan area of Clark County, Nevada. It is a subsidiary of the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada.   This is another great way to get up and down the Las Vegas Strip.

Deuce on the Strip
Great way to sightsee the Las Vegas Strip
Operates 24-hours/day, every day
              Our unique double-decker vehicles are perfect for sightseeing and traveling the Las Vegas Strip at your own pace. The Deuce runs from the Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas all the way to the Mandalay Bay, stopping at nearly every hotel along the way.
Scheduled frequency:*
7 a.m. – 2 a.m.: about every 15 minutes
2 a.m. – 7 a.m.: about every 20 minutes

The Strip & Downtown Express (SDX)
Short on Time? Ride the SDX
Operates 9 a.m. – midnight, every day
              In a rush to make your dinner reservations or catch that new show? The SDX connects Downtown Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Convention Center and the Las Vegas Strip with limited stops, getting you to your destination faster.
Scheduled frequency:*
9 a.m. – Midnight: about every 15 minutes

Getting From the Las Vegas Airport to the Vegas Strip

               Traveling to Harry Reid International Airport? There are many of our fixed route services and park and ride locations that can accommodate your trip.