Las Vegas Monorail with Las Vegas Convention Center in the background.

Las Vegas Maps & Getting Around

How to navigate the Strip, Downtown, and surrounding areas.

Whether you're walking the Strip, hopping on the Monorail, or heading to Harry Reid International Airport, knowing how to get around Las Vegas makes all the difference. Find maps, transit options, tram routes, and navigation tips to spend less time on directions and more time enjoying Las Vegas.

The Strip & Downtown

Illustrated map of the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown showing hotels, casinos, and landmarks — Tap to enlarge ⬇ DOWNLOAD MAP

Las Vegas Monorail

Vegas Loop at LVCC

Vegas Loop tunnel map at the Las Vegas Convention Center showing station stops and routes — Tap to enlarge ⬇ DOWNLOAD MAP

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Frequently Asked Questions

Getting Around Las Vegas

What is the best way to get around Las Vegas?

There are many fast, convenient and affordable ways to get around Las Vegas, such as the Las Vegas monorail, the Deuce, and the ARIA Express Tram. For more details on getting around in Las Vegas, see our guide here.

Does Las Vegas have public transportation?

Yes, Las Vegas offers various options for public transportation on and off the Strip, including the Deuce, which operates 24/7, the Las Vegas monorail and the RTC. And many hotels offer shuttle services to the airport.

What transportation options are available for conference attendees in Las Vegas?

The Las Vegas Loop at Las Vegas Convention Center offers a free, fast and convenient way to travel between conference halls at the LVCC as well as to the Resorts World and Westgate Resort stations. Cut down travel time between the West Hall to the North/Central Hall to only 2 minutes. Find more information here.

Las Vegas Strip

Where are hotels located on the Las Vegas Strip?

The major hotels are located along the Las Vegas Strip, with The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower at the northernmost part and Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino at the South end. You can view a map of Las Vegas Strip hotels here.

Las Vegas Monorail

Where does the Las Vegas monorail go?

The Las Vegas monorail travels across seven stations, which conveniently go to some of the main resorts on the Strip, including MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, Paris Las Vegas, Horseshoe Las Vegas, Caesars Palace, Flamingo Las Vegas, The LINQ Hotel + Experience, Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, and SAHARA Las Vegas.

What are the hours for the Las Vegas monorail?

The monorail operates daily, from 7 am to midnight on Mondays, until 2am on Tuesdays through Thursdays, and 3am Fridays through Sundays. Trains arrive every 4-8 minutes.

Where can I buy tickets for the Las Vegas monorail?

Tickets can be purchased at any of the seven monorail stations or online here.

How much are Las Vegas monorail tickets?

Las Vegas monorail tickets start from $6 for a single ride. You can also save on single ride tickets and passes by purchasing your tickets online.

Does the Las Vegas monorail offer passes?

Yes, you can choose from 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7-day passes.

The Deuce

Is there a bus that can take you down the Strip?

Yes, the Deuce offers visitors transportation from the South Strip Transit Terminal down the Las Vegas Strip to Fremont Street Experience, stopping at several major resorts, attractions and shops along the way. You can view the bus route here.

Where to buy Deuce bus tickets in Las Vegas?

You can purchase tickets for the Deuce in person at the RTC Admin Building, located at 600 S. Grand Central Pkwy., on-board Deuce buses, select ticket vending machines or on the ride RTC app.

How much does it cost to ride the Deuce in Las Vegas?

Single ride tickets range from $2 to $4. You can also opt for 2-hour, 24-hour, or 3-day passes from $3 to $20.