Taxi & Ride Share
Taxis are available outside baggage claim in both terminals. Ride share services like Uber and Lyft pick up in designated areas clearly marked inside the parking garages.
Taxis, ride share, shuttles and limos all offer quick and convenient rides to and from LAS. Choose your preferred transportation option below.
Other ways to get around LAS
Buses & Shuttles
You’ll find a variety of ground transportation options, including public buses, airport shuttles and inter-city shuttles.
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Limousines
Travel in style with a walk-up limousine service — a luxury Las Vegas experience.
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Vegas Loop
Vegas Loop provides fast and convenient transportation to the Las Vegas Community and its visitors, including rides to and from LAS.
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Frequently asked questions
In Terminal 1, it’s located on Level 2 of the parking garage. Simply take the escalator/elevator up from baggage claim and walk across to the garage. The pickup area is to the right. In Terminal 3, Ride Share pickup is on the Valet level of the parking garage. Go up to Level 2, walk across the bridge to the garage and take the elevator to Level V (Valet).
Use the Inter-Terminal Shuttle
LAS offers a free shuttle service that runs regularly between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Shuttles operate approximately every 20–30 minutes, and the ride takes about 10 minutes.
From Terminal 1: Catch the shuttle on Level 0 of the parking garage.
From Terminal 3: Board the shuttle on Level 0, outside the terminal on the west end (look for the Ground Transportation signs).
Use the Automated Tram System
From Terminal 1: Use the C/D gates security checkpoint then board the Blue Line Tram to D gates. Exit the tram and go to your left to ride the Red Line Tram to Terminal 3.
From Terminal 3: After going through security on Level 2, take the escalators or elevators down to the tram station. Board the Red Line Tram to D gates. If D gates are not your final destination, go to your right and board the Blue Line Tram to Terminal 1.
Please note that walking between terminals is not possible, as they are located in separate areas of the airport campus.
No, the Monorail does not serve LAS.
There is no designated area for ride share dropoff; Uber and Lyft drivers simply drop passengers at the departures curbs.