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    4.3 (79 reviews)
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    Aria Express Tram
    Monique W.

    The Aria Express Tram is a free tram that offers seamless connection between the following locations Bellagio Vdara Park MGM The Shops at Crystals Aria After my mom and I had visited New York New York, and ate at the America restaurant, we decided to take the ARIA Express tram back to Bellagio as we had parked at the Bellagio, originally for the Bellagio Conservatory. From New York New York Hotel & Casino, we walked into Park MGM and found the tram service. We initially missed the first tram as the doors had closed, but we waited about 4 minutes for the next tram even though the sign said every 7 minutes. There was two different trams going which was great! We found open seating available! It's quick and efficient! It even has great views of the Las Vegas Strip and the hotels in the area! The Tram had one stop before stopping at the Bellagio. This is great to take, especially if you're visiting these local casinos and looking to take a break from walking, especially in the summer! The Aria Express Tram has A/C!

    Craig Y.

    Located at either the Bellagio or Aria in Las Vegas this is a free tram you can catch to go from the Bellagio to the Crystal Shops to the Aria/Park MGM or vice versa. It operates from 8am-2am daily. Overall great transportation instead of walking from Hotel to hotel. And they never changed the sign inside the tram when it's approaching Aria/Park MGM it still shows Monte Carlo.

    Elevated view above strip on tram
    Bruce M.

    This free tram runs from park mgm and ends at bellagio. Nice way to make a long walk a short tram ride. Trams are clean and free.

    Waiting for the tram
    Nick P.

    Cool free transportation between the Bellagio, Aria, Cosmopolitan, and Park MGM. Love that it saves some walk time if you don't want to deal with walking The Strip between these hotels. You can avoid the Vegas heat and walk in between hotels.

    09.01.24 monorail that connects the Bellagio to the Park MGM (passing through the Aria along the way)
    May A.

    Quick and Convenient Monorail [Las Vegas NV] We discovered this free tram ride that takes us directly from Park MGM to Bellagio (passing through the Aria along the way) and vice versa... so now we didn't have to walk on the Strip under the sweltering heat. My hubby knows that every time we visit Vegas we have to stop by the exhibit. I love viewing the seasonal display at the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden. The tram allows passengers to move to and from any of the three MGM Resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and is completely free! The tram arrives 10-15 mins and travel time to the Bellagio from Park MGM was about six mins. It stops at The Shops at Crystals. It's so convenient and we saved so much time... so now it is a must use for us when exploring the city. The cars are clean and spacious with AC inside and best of all, not crowded. The Aria Express operates daily from 8:00a until 2:00a. Review #3532

    Aria/Park MGM Station
    Joe S.

    The convenience of this tram depends on where you're going and if you'd prefer to walk or not. It's probably better to use it from end to end, as the middle could be a waste of time trying to find the station then walking to wherever after you get there. Vdara/Bellagio to Aria - Just walk! It's probably closer unless you need to be on the other side of Aria for some reason, then take it to the Park MGM/Aria stop.. Vdara/Bellagio to Crystals/Aria - This is probably worth the wait. I never saw where in Crystals it let you off. Vdara/Bellagio to Park MGM/Aria - I did this a few times and it's a time saver for sure. Getting to the Aria from the station isn't bad, but the Park MGM is kind of a long walk afterwards, especially if you're going to Eataly. Note: Once the walkway to the Cosmopolitan opens from the Vdara, then it's another good way to get there as well. However, you'd be in the back of the Cosmo which is pretty far from the strip. There are two trams so if you're waiting on one side, you may need to rush to the other side to get in the one you want. They both seem to stop at all stations every time, unlike the the one from Mandalay Bay to Luxor to Excalibur, where you may pass the Luxor completely.

    Ann N.

    aka Aria Tram. It runs from Bellagio to Park MGM and back, with a stop at Aria. Super convenient and clean. So worth it and you don't have to deal with the parking structures. It's free. Note: the escalators at time do not work so you'll have to take the steep stairs or the elevator. Tip for locals for concert at Dolby Live or T-Mobile Arena. Self park at Bellagio for 3 hrs free and take tram to Park MGM so you don't have to pay for the high event parking.

    On our way to Aria from Bellagio
    Nadine C.

    Free transportation in Las Vegas, Nevada... I hardly ever stay on The Strip when I'm vacationing in Las Vegas. I'm usually in Downtown, where I get free parking. Luckily, I just followed Lyla D. and her husband, Ed around. They knew exactly where the free tram stopped and where each station entrance was. Their knowledge came in very handy - especially after dinner when we were full and almost experiencing food coma. We caught the Aria Express from the Aria Hotel to the Bellagio Hotel where we could walk off some calories at the Conservatory. The cars were clean, well-lit, and spacious. The ride was efficient, safe, and smooth. It was a wonderful air-conditioned experience... instead of walking in the 98°F environment!

    Angel H.

    The Aria Express runs from Park MGM to Bellagio with a stop at Crystals in the middle. It really is so much easier and faster than walking. It's very easy to get to the tram. You just follow the signs that are posted. You'll want to make use of the tram, especially on hot days. Plus, it's free so you can ride it as many times as you like.

    Express tram from the shops
    Amelia R.

    Great free tram from mgm, bellagio and aria casino resorts. The tram is free and convenient. We only waited a few mins to board the tram and there was plenty of seating as well. The tram itself had a little bit of a weird smell and I wish the air conditioning was a little stronger.

    Station at Bellagio
    Jazmin R.

    Aria Express makes it so comfortable to move within vegas! I used it to go from The Shops at Crystal to Bellagio mid day, and loved the ride. AC, spacious, not crowded, and free? Great option!

    Al L.

    After exiting the Mandalay-Luxor-Excalibur, we walked to the Park MGM to catch the Park MGM-City Center-Bellagio tram. This tram runs daily from 8am to 4am, every seven minutes. The station is in the back of the Park MGM in the Street of Dreams and you can also access the Aria from the station as well. The tram stops at the City Center/Crystals Shopping Mall before it reaches the Bellagio in about six minutes. The Bellagio stop is in the Spa Tower. Proceed through the hallways and you'll reach the Conservatory. From there, we exited the Bellagio and crossed the Strip to the Paris to meet our friends for dinner. Normally, we would have driven but with the congestion due to the F1 track setup, the tram was a convenient way to get here from our hotel on the South side of the Strip.

    At the tram station
    Shayla B.

    How convenient is this?! A tram that will take you from the Aria hotel to the Park MGM Grand while stopping at a few other hotels in between. And, for FREE! And, until 4 am! Yep, it's awesome sauce. When you've been walking up and down the strip all day, sometimes you just need a break. This tram serves as the perfect opportunity for that! The Aria Express tram starts its' route at the Aria hotel and stops at the Bellagio, Vdara, and the Park MGM before ending its' route at the Shops at Crystals. This is perfect if you have luggage or have been doing a little shopping. Even better if you've been drankin' (wink wink) or if you're just damn tired like I was. I love that this tram is free given the fact that ride shares and taxis are insanely expensive. The tram runs pretty frequently and there are screens that display the expected arrival times and destinations. The interior is clean and spacious and it makes getting around the strip so much easier. Best of all; it runs until 4 am in the morning every day! It's not quite 24 hours but 20 hours is still pretty damn good (It runs from 8am-4-am daily). Can you imagine if this tram connected throughout the entire strip? I know that will probably never happen because it would be crowded and the demand for other forms or transit would go down... BUT it's still a nice thought. I will definitely be using this tram regularly during my future trips to the strip.

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    Not air conditioned. Not conveniently located. Better off walking almost always. Good idea, very poor execution.

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    Good, convenient transport between Park MGM to Aria and the Shops at Chrystal's, and on to Bellagio. They run with good frequency.

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