Hi ARMY! You're probably flying in for the ARIRANG/BTS festivities. You picked a fun city to visit…read more Las Vegas is one of my favorite vacation spots because it's in the same time zone (PST) plus it's a short flight from Seattle. I tend to fly to Las Vegas every year because Alaska Air makes it so easy to fly out of Sea-Tac Airport. Harry Reid is a fairly large international airport. Bathrooms and walkways are pretty clean. One thing that's unique about this airport is that they have slot machines near the gates. Whenever there's a major event at Allegiant Stadium or The Strip they usually put up photo ops near baggage claim to hype people up. They have a dedicated rideshare area; you have to cross a pedestrian bridge first. I hope you packed your luggage with the right wardrobe for the weather and temps. Summer can be brutal so if you forgot to pack your sunblock or sunglasses you can visit an ABC Store or drugstore along The Strip. Terminal 3 at Harry Reid is pretty easy to navigate when flying back home. I usually wear comfortable shoes because I like to walk around before hopping on the plane.

The departure gates were so far from the check-in counters!!!…read more The checkin staff at United was very sweet and nice to help me with the check-in and tagged my bag with the priority tag. TSA-pre check was great. No taking out of laptop or tablet (LAX - yes if you carry more than one :( ) Overall this airport is not bad at all!!

Super small regional airport that is easy to navigate with only 3 gates and one tsa line. The staff…read morewere super nice and helped us when our bags were overweight from all of our van life stuff. The facilities were clean and newer and I'd definitely fly through here again!

Most folks fly into Las Vegas or Salt Lake City when visiting the parks in the south of Utah. We…read moredecided to save ourselves some hours of driving, and fly into St George instead. This is a tiny airport, but I am glad it's there. There are only like two or three gates and limited food options. The rental car area is very easy to find if you need that. We landed and very quickly got our bags from the baggage claim, theres only one belt so it wasnt confusing. I was happy to find a restroom outside the gates to change my clothes before heading into the hot desert sun. This airport is far out there, takes about ten or fifteen minutes to get into St George proper. Not a bad experience at all, but not one of the better small airports I've encountered either.

Possibly one of the most efficient airports that I've traveled in and out of…read more The process of getting checked in and walking through security is the fastest here. Friendly staff and clean airport. I never hesitate to travel through here. Thanks Vegas! Be back soon..

This airport is old and dated and the gates are tightly packed together along with the seating. It…read moredoes have some decent variety of food options though. If there are big shows in town or if it's peak tourist season, be sure to come early as the security lines can get quite long and depending on what gate you are flying out of you may need to catch a train to take you to the gate area.

Las Vegas International Airport: Where Your Trip Starts... and the Slots Never Sleep…read more Only in Vegas do you step off a plane and immediately hear the sweet sound of ding ding ding. No easing in--just BAM... welcome to 24/7 gambling, baby. This airport runs like a well-oiled roulette wheel. Efficient. Efficient. Efficient. Lines move, bags show up, and somehow you're from gate to curb before you can even finish checking your phone. And the lights--oh, the lights. Bright, bold, unmistakably Vegas. It's like the Strip sent a welcome party right into the terminal. But the real MVP? Slot machines everywhere. Not "a few tucked in the corner." I'm talking you could miss your flight chasing a hot streak if you're not careful. Need a quick snack? Done. Need a ride? Easy. Need to test your luck before you even hit the hotel? Already handled. There's something oddly perfect about landing in a city built on chance... and being invited to play before you even grab your luggage. Final verdict: Fast. Bright. Slightly dangerous for your wallet (in the best Vegas way). This airport doesn't just get you in and out-- it reminds you exactly where you are the second you arrive.

Harry Reid International Airport is actually pretty solid. For a city that never sleeps, the…read moreairport keeps up. It's busy, but it's organized. Security lines move decently, signage is clear, and getting in and out is usually smooth. You've got plenty of food options, decent seating, and yes, the slot machines remind you exactly where you are the second you land. It feels on brand for Vegas without being chaotic. Is it luxury travel? No. But for the volume it handles, it runs well. Overall, a good airport experience

It maintained airport. Private airport with all necessities get tarmac parking no fees for over…read morenight. Check in tomorrow on departure.

Terminal 3 at Harry Reid International Airport is one of the better airport experiences in Vegas…read more Flying in from Hawaii on Hawaiian Airlines, it's always a nice transition for visitors to the 9th island. Clean, modern, and way less chaotic than you'd expect after a long flight. Security and baggage claim are pretty smooth, and the layout is easy to navigate, which you definitely appreciate after landing. There are plenty of food spots, shops, and even lounges if you want to rest.

We returned our Enterprise rental car and took the shuttle to Terminal 3 where we planned to fly…read moreback to SFO on United on a 6am flight. We walked over to TSA pre check using facial recognition. On the conveyor belt my carry on luggage was scanned and pulled aside for further inspection. Pro tip: I had an ice gel pack that was not frozen. I was asked why I needed it. Once I explained why, the TSA supervisor approved it. She explained it has to be in a frozen state if you're going to do carry on. Once we passed security we took the down escalator to take the tram to the D gate. Several places were open for business at this early hour around 4:15am.including Annie's Pretzels and Starbucks. Plenty of tables and chairs while catching an quick bite before boarding.

Another "you've seen them once, you've seen them all" type airport…read more The only memorable part was slot machines in the airport, which was pretty cool! I ended up wasting...gambling $20 waiting for my flight. The guy next to me looked like he was there for hours! It's a trap!

Nice general aviation airport. It is under the LAS Class B, but the ATC is helpful in navigating…read morethe airspace. There is a good cafe in the terminal.

The fabulous Jean Airport is really quite small. It is for recreational aircraft only. It has 1…read moreone runway and relies on the pilots flying in and out to do their own checks to make sure no other aircraft is in the way. It really isn't a problem though because the traffic is quite minimal. It is often used as a SEAT base for fire fighting planes. If you go out there when there are SEAT pilots, you can actually go and talk to them and learn about the planes and the program. We were visiting Jean because my dad is a aircraft manager for SEAT. He gave us a tour, as well as several people who had just pulled off of the highway to come check out the planes up close. If you like planes, it is really interesting because the planes are not like anything else out there. My daughter had so much fun looking at the planes up close. There is also a parking lot for privately owned planes on the premises. You can walk up to the planes and look at them up close as well. I don't know much about planes, but they are fun to look at. There is also skydiving company that uses Jean as their jump base. You can go out and watch people skydiving, if you are interested. There is a little park right next to the airport that you can go sit in and watch the planes. Of course if you are really lucky, you can be there and watch planes taking off and landing. Now that is really fun!

Located at Grand Canyon West Hualapai Reservation North Western Arizona…read more Helicopter Boat tours. They fly the guests around the canyon and down 4500ft to the base of the canyon. Guests go on a Pontoon boat for 20mins. It's a fabulous add on to the Canyon tour. Reservations are highly recommended before your tour. Thank you to the staff for always being so friendly and accommodating. Shout out to Amar! Thanks Amar!

The helicopter ride flying through the canyons then landing next to the Colorado River to be picked…read moreup by a pontoon was a special experience that my family enjoyed. It rates one of the top experiences in my life. Unfortunately there was one person that ruined this experience for my family. As we were taking off, the pilot yells at my daughter saying MOVE! I didn't think much of it as I thought the noise might have made him speak that loud. When we landed and I asked my daughter, she just said he was rude as he was trying to look back as we were lifting off and he couldn't see. As we landed, I unbuckled my seat belt and I proceeded to open the door to exit. He yelled "NO TOUCHEE DOOR" imitating an Asian accent. I was shocked that he was yelling and made that racial comment. At the river, a Native American named Soloist was very nice giving us a history lesson and made the trip on the river very memorable. Then we were picked up by another helicopter which the pilot was very courteous and friendly. It is sad that everything went well and everyone did a great job, however, one bad person just ruined the entire experience and put the company at jeopardy. Didn't pay $561 for 40 minute experience to get insulted. Five stars for the experience and most of the crew. Zero star for the first pilot.