This is an enclosed double-decker bus that is operated by RTC Transit. It runs from the Vegas strip…read moreall the way to the Airport. I took the bus from New Vegas (the Strip) to Old Vegas (Fremont Street). It is a very economical way to get up and down the strip. It costs $6 for 32hours or $8 for 24 hours. It is very affordable if you plan on going up and down the strip. Getting a pass was easy. I did it on my phone while I waited for the bus. It took me less than 5 minutes to do. You can use your pass on your phone, Apple watch, credit/debit card, or physical pass. I used my phone. If you are going to use that option, just make sure you have enough battery to last. I did not feel unsafe on my rides, but there was no police presence on board. They do, however, have video monitoring on the buses. Fortunately, I never needed to see the reaction time on any of my trips. The bus was relatively clean. And I will be the first to admit that there are some very interesting people who ride the bus. The buses are ADA-compliant and have wheelchair lifts. The route is pretty much straight and can easily be followed using your map application of choice. I enjoyed my rides on the Deuce. It got me where I needed to be and saved me tons of money. If you have a little time to get to where you are going and do not need a direct route. I would highly consider this transportation option.

A 24 hour senior pass cost $2.50, and the route map couldn't have been less complicated. Our first…read moredriver was very helpful in suggesting the right options for our pass purchase. Screens showing upcoming stops were streamlined, simple, and perfect for visitors. The public transit busses are wrapped with perforated vinyl ads on the sides, including windows, so this isn't a sightseeing bus (nor is it meant to be), but as a cheap, clean, simple way to get around, we found the RTC system to be wonderful. Some of the bus stops had actual benches, and others only had slanted metal strips about the shpae of a 2X4, to lean against. Not only are they less than useful as seats, if they're in the sun they can get very hot.

Who doesn't appreciate free transportation?…read more This express travels between the Aria, Bellagio and Park MGM. That doesn't sound like a big deal on the surface but the walking steps between the Bellagio and Park MGM is a lot. In each car there's seating and poles to support those standing.

Very convenient way to move through Las Vegas! If you didn't…read morewant to walk long distances to reach each hotel/ casino! We would hop on at the Park MGM- Complimentary- no charge. Multiple stops! Highly recommended! Very clean! Great views from the platform and during the ride! Platforms had great murals

The monorail is a great way to get around restaurants, stores & casinos near "the strip." We stayed…read moreat the Westgate Resort & Casino. The monorail stops at several casinos. Every hotel has a map of the shops and casinos. You can also see the name of each business at each Monorail stop. A one way ticket was $5.50. We bought the all day pass for $15. You have unlimited rides for 24 hrs from the time of purchase. The expiration is printed on the ticket. There are three day and weekly passes also available. If you are traveling with someone from Nevada, they can purchase 20 one way tickets for $1.00 each. The monorail stops at 2am. There are elevators and ramps at each stop. If you are in a wheelchair or scooter, the ride feels extra bumpy.

GETTING HERE: We…read moreaccessed the monorail entrance near the FLAMINGO and LINQ resorts. REVIEW: It reminds me of Disneyland :-) and it was a smooth transition. We accessed our tickets right outside at the kiosks and went through the machines got on the monorail. Went down to various station stops and spent the day out and about. I feel about the monorail is much more convenient than any other modes of transport in Vegas. I would recommend buying the day-pass as it might be a better option if you'll be out for the day.

Free tram between Mandalay, Luxor, and Excalibur. We took it a couple times to Excalibur, would…read morewalk to NYNY then cross to MGM and ride the monorail to the middle of the strip. Very easy to access.

The Mandalay Bay Tram, connecting Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and Excalibur, generally operates daily from…read more10:00 am to midnight. There are two trams, tram #1 connects all three stops, 7 minutes with the Luxor stop, and tram #2 is the express skipped Luxor, about 3 minutes direct. I found its convenient and easy access to the center of the strip.

I can't believe people are using this and paying money???…read more We used it for free and we wouldn't pay. It's not worth seeing for a cost, but for the freeskies? Worth it!

This is the largest CON CTR in the west or close to it. This place had to even take over the…read morefootprint that was the former Riviera hotel to add SQFT. There is even an underground transportation system running between the massive buildings under Paradise Blvd. It is currently having a large remodeling project on the outside.

Tony is the absolute GOAT. I had such a great experience with him last year getting in an out of an…read moreevent. The shuttle was clean and fit our whole team. Tony answered promptly anytime we needed, hand held out drop off and pick up in a chaotic traffic zone. Ready for us before we even knew when or where we needed to be. The service was such a value for us and we will be riding with Tony again this year. Highly recommend his service, and for us, needing precision driving and logistics, Tony is number 1!

There is mold everywhere this place is going to get me sick and it smells like poop.the seats are…read moreeven dirty and the tv doesn't even work

This place is so cool! The tunnel is free depending on why you're using it it seems and it's cool…read moreto go through! Free rides from convention center to convention center was super helpful!

From the owner: Vegas Loop LVCC South Station is located outside the South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center…read morebetween the Bronze, Red, and Platinum Lots.

I wish it went direct to LVCC, but close enough. You do have to cross a road with crosswalk…read more Otherwise, it's easier than other transportation methods in Vegas.

Sky suites!! How do I ever go to a regular hotel room after this place…read more Separate entrance for cars and visitors. Snack drinks free in lobby. Water .. small plates and soda. Staff super friendly Room was amazing with separate bedroom. Bidet with heated seat Views from top floor was amazing. I'll be back

This was our first time staying at Aria, April 6, 2026, in room 19049. We chose a room on the 19th…read morefloor with panoramic views, and the views truly were amazing. Unfortunately, that's where the positives ended. When we checked in, we noticed there were only two washcloths. How are two people supposed to wash their face and body with the same towel? I asked housekeeping for extra towels, and she handed me three -- which honestly made me laugh. But here's the real issue: when we pulled the bedding back, there was long black hair on the sheets. That tells me the bedding was not changed. For the amount of money we spent, being placed in a dirty room is unacceptable. When we called housekeeping, the lady told us they were experiencing a high volume of requests and had no idea how long it would take for our room to be cleaned. That was extremely disappointing. After we were promised around 9:30 PM that someone would be up to our room to change the bedding, no one showed up or had the decency to call or offer us linen to do it ourselves, we ended up sleeping upright on the very uncomfortable love seat. This was our first and last time staying at this hotel. The views were beautiful, but the cleanliness and service were not anywhere near the standard we expected.