Las Vegas, United States
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110 routes from LAS rated likely or better, on 4 airlines.
We track 1,351 routes from LAS: 67 very likely, 43 likely, 8 possible, 1,171 very unlikely and 62 not yet rated.
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Routes ranked by rating
| Route | Airline | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| LAS → HNL Honolulu, Oahu, United States | Alaska Airlines | Very likely |
| LAS → OGG Kahului, United States | Alaska Airlines | Very likely |
| LAS → DEN Denver, United States |
| United Airlines |
| Very likely |
| LAS → ORD Chicago, United States | United Airlines | Very likely |
| LAS → YVR Vancouver, Canada | WestJet | Very likely |
| LAS → YYC Calgary, Canada | WestJet | Very likely |
| LAS → YYZ Toronto, Canada | WestJet | Very likely |
| LAS → PHX Phoenix, United States | WestJet | Very likely |
| LAS → YEG Edmonton, Canada | WestJet | Very likely |
| LAS → YQR Regina, Canada | WestJet | Very likely |
LAS → HNL · Honolulu, Oahu
2 terminals. 55.0M passengers annually.
Terminal 1
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7 lounges at this airport
The Club LAS – Concourse D
Priority PassConcourse D (shared satellite terminal, accessible from Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 via tram) · Concourse D, near Gate D33, post-security. Directly opposite the Centurion Lounge.
The Club LAS – Terminal 3, Concourse E
Priority PassTerminal 3, Concourse E · Terminal 3, Concourse E, near Gate E2 (across from gate), post-security.
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club
Priority PassTerminal 1, Concourse C · Terminal 1, Concourse C, near Gate C23 (by Gate C24). Two-story 5,390 sq ft space. Opened December 3, 2025.
The Centurion Lounge
Concourse D (shared satellite, accessible from Terminal 1 Blue Line tram or Terminal 3 Red Line tram) · Concourse D, opposite Gate D1, post-security. Original Amex Centurion Lounge, opened 2013 (first in the network). Near Gate D3.
Capital One Lounge
Concourse D (shared satellite, accessible from Terminal 1 Blue Line tram or Terminal 3 Red Line tram) · Concourse D, near Gate D50, post-security. 8,200 sq ft. Opened February 21, 2025.
Sidecar by The Centurion Lounge
Concourse D (shared satellite) · Concourse D, post-security. Opened early 2026. Quick-stop concept lounge — entry restricted to 90 minutes before flight departure only.
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Parking options at Harry Reid International Airport
| Zone | Type | Daily | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short-Term Parking (Terminal 1 and Terminal 3) Covered parking garages at both terminals. Effective July 1, 2026: 0-1 hr $4; 0-2 hrs $8; each additional hour $5; daily max $38. Best for brief pick-ups and drop-offs under 3 hours — more expensive per day than long-term for stays. First announced as $36/day max (pre-July 1 rate), confirmed updated rate per official LAS press release dated June 2026. Terminal 1 garage: 6,000 spaces, height clearance 8'2". Terminal 3 garage clearance: 9'4". | On-site | $38 | Book parking → |
| Long-Term Parking (Terminal 1 and Terminal 3) Covered parking in both terminal garages. Effective July 1, 2026: 0-2 hrs $12; each additional hour $4; daily max $20. (Pre-July 1: 0-3 hrs $10; each additional hour $2; daily max $18.) Pre-booked reserved spaces available: $30/day for Terminal 1, $23/day for Terminal 3 (guaranteed spot with advance booking). Discounted Terminal 3 pre-book rate: $16/day Sat–Wed; $20/day Thu–Fri. Pre-book at harryreidairport.com. Parking Tip per official LAS site: Terminal 3 long-term is often the better value — cheaper pre-book rates and higher vehicle clearance. | On-site | $20 | Book parking → |
| Economy Parking (Terminal 1 and Terminal 3) Uncovered surface lots adjacent to terminals. Effective July 1, 2026: 0-2 hrs $6; each additional hour $2; daily max $14. (Pre-July 1: 0-2 hrs $4; each additional hour $2; daily max $12.) Budget-friendly option with a short walk to terminal. Available at both terminals. No shuttle needed — walking distance. | Long stay | $14 | Book parking → |
| Valet Parking Effective July 1, 2026: flat fee $34/day. (Pre-July 1: $30/day.) Operated by ABM Aviation Inc. (702-261-6999). Drop-off and pick-up at terminal curbside. Most convenient on-site premium option. Available at both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. | On-site | $34 | Book parking → |
| Remote Lot Located at 7150 Gilespie Street, opposite the Airport Rent-A-Car Center. Effective July 1, 2026: 0-2 hrs $6; each additional hour $2; daily max $14. (Pre-July 1: 0-2 hrs $4; each additional hour $2; daily max $12.) Free 24/7 shuttles to both terminals. Credit cards only. 15-minute grace period (drive through at no charge). No overnight parking of oversized vehicles. Maximum stay: 30 days. | Off-site | $14 | Book parking → |
| Cell Phone Lot Free short-term waiting area for passenger pick-ups. Located a few minutes from each terminal's passenger pickup zones. One per terminal. | Off-site | Free | — |
Rates above reflect the July 1, 2026 rate update per the official LAS press release, the first rate adjustment in more than 7 years. Pre-July 1 rates were $1–$2 lower per zone. Pre-booked reserved parking is available for Terminal 1 ($30/day) and Terminal 3 ($23/day standard; $16/day Sat–Wed discounted). Discounted Terminal 3 pre-book rates are especially useful for multi-day stays. Emergency services (battery jump, tyre inflation, lost car search) are free — call 702-261-5122. Maximum stay across all lots: 30 days. Over 17,000 public parking spaces across all facilities.
Transport options to and from Las Vegas
Bus
Journey time: CX to mid-Strip (Flamingo/Las Vegas Blvd): 20–30 minutes. Route 108 to Downtown Fremont Street: 40–60 minutes.
Fare: Residential single ride (CX): $2.00. 24-hour pass: $5.00. Deuce on the Strip 2-hour pass: $6.00; 24-hour pass: $8.00. Day pass for CX + Deuce transfer: $8.00 (24-hour All Access pass).
RTC (Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada) operates two routes serving LAS. Centennial Express (CX): Residential-rate route, fastest and cheapest way from LAS to the Strip. Bus stop at Terminal 1, Level 0 (baggage claim level); and Terminal 3, Level 0. CX runs 05:25–23:55 daily, every 15–20 minutes. Stops at the Strip at Flamingo Avenue and Las Vegas Blvd (mid-Strip). Route 108 (Paradise Rd): connects LAS to Downtown (Fremont Street) via Paradise Road, slower and more local. Deuce on the Strip (tourist route, $6/2-hr pass): accessible by transferring to the Deuce at Flamingo/Las Vegas Blvd after taking the CX bus — all-day Strip access. Residential routes require exact change; drivers do not provide change. RTC app (rideRTC) accepts contactless/app payment.
taxi_rideshare
Journey time: 10–20 minutes to the Strip; 20–30 minutes to Downtown (Fremont Street)
Fare: Taxi flat-rate zones (revised January 12, 2026): South Strip area (Mandalay Bay, Luxor, MGM): ~$19. Mid-Strip (Bellagio, Caesars, Paris, Bally's): ~$23. North Strip/Stratosphere: ~$27. Downtown/Fremont Street: ~$35. Uber/Lyft: $15–$30 to the Strip (standard); surge can reach 3–6× during major events (CES, NFL, F1, New Year's Eve, Super Bowl).
Las Vegas taxis operate on a regulated flat-rate zone system from LAS, confirmed by the Nevada Taxi Cab Authority (rates revised January 12, 2026). Taxi pick-up at the Taxi Transportation Center at Level 0 of both terminals — always go through the official dispatcher (do not take unofficial 'pirate' taxis at curbside). Uber and Lyft operate from a dedicated rideshare pick-up zone at Level 0 of Terminal 1 (between Doors 21-23) and Level 0 of Terminal 3.
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10–20 minutes to the Las Vegas Strip by taxi/rideshare; 20–30 minutes by RTC CX bus
The Concourse D satellite (home to the Centurion Lounge, Capital One Lounge, Sidecar by Centurion, and Club LAS Concourse D) is the lounge hub of LAS — but it requires a tram ride from both terminals. If you are flying Southwest from Terminal 1 Concourse C and have Chase Sapphire Reserve, the Chase Sapphire Lounge is just steps from the C gates and by far the most convenient option without needing to take the tram. Priority Pass holders should go to the Club LAS in Terminal 3 Concourse E (near Gate E2) if departing from Terminal 3 — it is a better lounge than the Concourse D Club LAS location and saves the tram journey. For taxis, always use the official dispatcher at Level 0; soliciting a taxi from curbside (common at major hotels) is not permitted at LAS, and 'pirate cabs' are a known scam.
LAS has 5 separate security checkpoint entrances (A/B, C, D, E, and shared tram-accessed D Satellite). Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 have separate TSA checkpoints — choose the one for your departure terminal. For flights from Concourse C (Chase Sapphire Lounge) or Concourses A/B, use the Terminal 1 main checkpoint. TSA PreCheck lanes are available at all main checkpoints. CLEAR biometric is available. Note: the D Gates satellite concourse is only accessible after clearing security and taking a tram — it cannot be accessed directly from the check-in level. Peak security times at LAS are 07:00–09:30 (morning departure bank) and 16:00–19:00. The airport handles heavy leisure traffic, so allow 30–45 minutes for security on weekends and holidays. Note: all LAS terminals have slot machines from baggage claim to gate areas.
All international arrivals clear US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Terminal 3, Level 0 (Baggage Claim/Customs level). Global Entry kiosks available at Terminal 3. Mobile Passport Control app accepted for eligible US citizens and permanent residents. Las Vegas receives large volumes of international leisure travelers, particularly from Canada, UK, and Mexico — international CBP queues can be 45–90 minutes without Global Entry during peak summer and holiday periods. Passengers arriving from Canada on Air Canada or WestJet may be pre-cleared (US customs cleared before departure from selected Canadian airports); check with your airline at time of booking.
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