Las Vegas Public Transportation Guide for Visitors

Las Vegas Monorail

Monorail in Vegas :

Las Vegas Monorail is a driverless light rail system that provides service along the Strip.

Monorail in Vegas run from :
7:00 a.m. until 2:00 a.m. Monday-Thursday, and until 3:00 AM. Friday-Sunday.

Monorail Stations located at:

- MGM Grand,

- Bally's,

- Flamingo,

- Harrah's,

- Las Vegas Convention Center,

- Las Vegas Hilton, and

- Sahara.

Vegas Monorail Trains arrive about every five to ten minutes.

Vegas Shuttle bus

Hotel Shuttle Services in Vegas :

Some resorts provide regular free shuttle service along the Strip to the Forum shopping mall accessible to all hotel guests.

Please check with your hotel concierge about the shuttle bus.

Trams in Vegas

Complimentary Trams in Vegas :

There are also complimentary trams available on the western side of the Strip that connect certain hotels:

- The Excalibur tram connects the Excalibur hotel with the Luxor hotel and continues south to Mandalay Bay Hotel.

- The CityCenter tram connects the Crystals Mall to Monte Carlo and the Bellagio Hotel.

- Treasure Island Tram connects Treasure Island with The Mirage Hotel.

Public Bus Vegas

Public Bus in Vegas :

The RTC transit system provides service along the Strip, Downtown, and the surrounding areas of Las Vegas.

Two routes currently run along the Strip:

1). Deuce Bus Vegas :

The Deuce (Doubledecker) service is offered 24 hours a day and operates every 15 to 20 minutes, depending on the time of day.

Stops are located near every hotel on the Strip.

2). SDX Bus Vegas :

The second route that runs along the Strip is the Strip & Downtown Express bus, also called SDX.

SDX offers services between the Las Vegas Premium Outlets and the South Strip Transfer Terminal.

The SDX service is offered from 9 AM to midnight and operates every 15 minutes.

Strip & Downtown Express buses stop only at designated stops along the Strip.