I am still not a fan for this airport as everything is so inconvenient. A few key highlights below:…read more
[Cons]
* Travelers need to take a tram to get from Terminal 1 / Terminal 3 to concourse D.
* Travelers need to take a shuttle bus to get from airport to/from the offsite Rent-A-Car Center. The Rental Car Shuttle stop is located outside Doors 10 and 11 for Terminal 1 and Door 51 for Terminal 3. There was a waiting to hop onto shuttle buses to the Rent-A-Car Center and the wait was approximately 15 minutes. Upon Returning to the airport, travelers must hop onto the right shuttle buses at the Rent-A-Car Center as one shuttle bus takes to Terminal 1 and another bus takes to Terminal 3.
* Subpar food option at Concourse D. The only decent option I spotted was Dave's Hot Chicken.
* There are shuttle buses that transport travelers between airport's two terminals. Shuttles run approximately every 20-30 minutes.
* Travelers can also utilize The Vegas Loop (owned by The Boring Company - opened in December 2025) to get to/from the Strip and are required to purchase tickets online. The pick-up areas at Airport T1 and T3 stations are located on Level Zero (ground transportation and shuttle), but the curb is unmarked and has no signage.
[Pros]
* The only perk at Concourse D is airport lounges which make the overall experience tolerable, but visitors will need to arrive to airport at least 1+ hour early at the airport gate to maximize the lounge experience here.
* Very short TSA wait time on Saturday late afternoon (less than 5 minutes).
* The airport allows pick-up and drop-off for Zoox (a ride service using special fully autonomous & all-electric vehicles). The Zoox Pick-up Zone is located at Level Zero / E Gates at Terminal 1 and Level Zero / Door 55 at Terminal 3.
[Terminals]
Airlines at Terminal 3 - Aer Lingus, AeroMexico, Air Canada, Air France, Alaska, Avianca, Breeze, British Airways, Condor, Contour, Copa Airlines, Discover, Edelweiss, Flair, Frontier, Hawaiian, JetBlue, KLM, Korean Air, Porter United, Virgin Atlantic, Viva Aerobus, Volaris, WestJet
Airlines at Terminal 1 - Advanced Air, Allegiant American, Delta, Southwest, Sun Country
[Conclusion]: Despite the airport offers new alternative ridesharing options to get to the Strip, this airport is still not the most convenient airport to navigate. It is a shame that the Las Vegas Monorail doesn't extend all the way from the Strip to the airport and forces travelers to seek alternative transportation mainly by car.