When I checked in at Notoriety last night, I noticed that someone had added the Neonopolis parking…read moregarage but had not reviewed it. I often use this parking, especially in summer when it's a bit cooler being undeground. There are two levels and there are two elevators in the center of each level. The problem for those not accustomed to this garage is getting to the entrance. The entrance is a right turn from 4th Street just past Fremont. Street You must be going north on 4th as it is one way north. You go down a ramp and there are two lanes with gates. When you get to the machine, press the screen where it says Get Ticket. This prints your ticket with a bar code for checking out. You then make a small right cruve to enter parking level 1. If full, you can go down to level 2. The elevators are not much of a walk no matter where you park on your level. Keep the ticket with you. When you leave, there are two kiosks near the elevators. You have two choices--send a text to the number on the ticket and pay with your phone or scan the bar code at the kiosk creen. Then insert your credit card and pay. You have the option to get a receipt. This is always a good idea. Once you have paid, you have a half hour to leave. When you get to one of the three checkoput lanes, scan the bar code in front of the screen and the gate will open. Then it's a short uphill and you come up from the garage near 4th Street and Ogden. It's very convenient. GThey have raised their prices as elsewhere. It used to be that the first hour was free. No more unless they don't advertise this benefit.

Been here a couple of times recently and the garage is near Carson and 4th. Definitely Google…read more"Neonopolis Underground Parking" for directions. Entrance is like blink or miss it and goes down quickly. There is a height restriction, so if you have a tall vehicle check 1st. I did see some trucks in there, though. I have a small SUV crossover and get around fine. Lots of spaces and easy to walk to the elevators (if they are working) or the stairs. Restaurants vary from 1st - 3rd floors, which will require escalators if the elevators don't work as they didn't today. Hopefully they get fixed soon!

I was confirmed in for an event held at the Discovery Children's Museum located within The Smith…read moreCenter in Las Vegas. My first time here so I wasn't clear on where to park. As I was driving by the front entrance, I stopped and asked for directions to the parking garage. A nice gentleman directed me to turn around and make a left. Thank you Sir! Parking was not free. Special event rate was $6.00 which is very cheap. I paid it with my credit card. No in and out privileges. There were multiple floors in the parking garage. Aisles were spacious. Parking spots had reasonable space. Area was clean. I felt very safe upon entry and exit. Parking garage was only a few minutes walk to the museum entrance which was great. If I should return to The Smith Center for future special events, I will park here again. Thank you!

I saw a Groupon for this company. I booked a surprise helicopter strip tour for my boyfriend and I…read morefor his birthday. The booking process was very easy and the reservations line was helpful. Unlike other companies advertised on Groupon, I Fly Elite did not have any hidden fees. Once you get to the office you check in a get weighed. A driver will call you when they are ready for you, usually 20 minutes later, and escort you to a limousine. He drives you to the landing pad of the helicopter. You board the helicopter which seats six people and the pilot. The tour takes you over the strip and downtown and lasts approximately 14 minutes. Once you land back at the airport there is ample time to take photographs with the helicopter. The tour was amazing and the staff were super friendly.

Admittingly, this was my first ever helicopter ride so I have nothing to compare it to, but I can…read moresay I truly enjoyed my experience. The pilot, I think his name was Dave, was incredibly welcoming and kind, and went out of his way to make our ride great. We also got to take a limo to the launch pad. Omar, the guy who escorted us, was also nice, amiable, and welcoming. Helicopter rides are expensive, and this one was as well, even with a Groupon, about $130 for two people for a 15-20 minutes ride. That being said, it was very fun and an amazing way to experience Las Vegas, and seeing it that way is incredible. I think they offer a variety of other services, but I did their night flight over Vegas. You have to make your reservation well in advance, and they had us meet at the airfield at 7:30 pm. We then went through a long line and a crowded wait room, and got our ride around 8:15 pm. The front desk staff were very professional and efficiently got the crowds to their rides. We were lucky, because we were the last and got the whole helicopter to ourselves. We rode in the one that could only fit three people. I guess the other one is larger and fits six, which I imagine would be rather crowded. The airfield is located a bit off the tourist path, so if you are a tourist be prepared to take some time out to get to the location. Overall, pretty amazing experience.

Love this place! Easy to navigate. And who loves to gamble in the airport, ME!!!…read more Easy access to the rideshare and the bathroom are clean,

Pre- check , small line but moved quickly in T3…read more Tram over to D gates for my flight. Flight is on time. Cant ask for more!

BRT comes to Las Vegas! BRT stands for bus rapid transit and is sort of a hybrid between light rail…read moreand regular bus service. It has all the benefits of light rail including prepaid boarding, level boarding, dedicated rights-of-ways, etc without the high costs associated with vehicles and track. The ACE Gold Line serves the Las Vegas Convention Center, Downtown Las Vegas, and the Las Vegas Strip. The system runs on its own dedicated right-of-way in downtown, while on the strip it shares the road with other vehicles. Because of this, the vehicles are bound to get bogged down on Las Vegas Blvd. when the Strip becomes a proverbial parking lot. With high frequency, relatively high speeds, and well marked, well lit stations, the ACE Gold Line is a welcomed mass transit option for Las Vegas!

So some people might be wondering, what is the Gold Line? It's not called that anymore but the…read moreStrip & Downtown Express / SDX. Anyways, if I have to go around the strip, I prefer taking this over the Deuce when possible. It does not go to every casino like the Deuce, but that's the point for me. I like to spend as little time as possible in the normally crowded hotbox. I am normally heading down to Cosmopolitan so it works for me. It stops at Fashion Show/ Wynn, Bellagio/Paris, Excalibur/MGM, Mandalay Bay in the "core" of the strip, so it's not the best for most tourist, but this is a better way to get to the fringes like going down to Town Square, Las Vegas Outlets, heading up to Stratosphere, Downtown or Premium Outlets. Since it doesn't have as many strip stops as Deuce, then you'll get to the other things a bit faster. Just a note if you happen to be at Fashion Show and getting on the bus there, go walk to the Spring Mtn side by Neiman Marcus/Macys and get a bus pass there and come back onto the LV Blvd side to grab this or the Deuce. Since that services residential routes, it has passes at the regular prices and not the strip/tourist price. $3 2 hour passes and $5 all day passes. BTW, unlike the Deuce where the driver is out in the open who you can ask questions to and there is a payment machine on board, this is not set up the same. The driver is sealed behind glass and cannot be bothered and you use the prepaid stations at the stops and be ready to board quickly. If you don't know where you are going, there are maps on the bus route and often RTC ambassadors on the strip stops.

My 2026 New Year's Resolution is to walk the equivalent of US 1 from the Fort Kent, Main/ Canada…read moreBorder to Miami, Florida. To accomplish this goal I will be hiking and taking long walks. Additionally there will be times where I have to give my car frequent rest. While it gets its rest I will be walking greater distances with the assistance of the C.A.T. buses. The South Strip Transfer Center (abbreviated SSTC from this point forward) plays a role in achieving this goal. This is a relatively realistic goal to meet taking into consideration that my residence is close to a major local route. The SSTC is located in an area that has the environment of a business park. It is south of Harry Reid International Airport and the Las Vegas Strip and a short walk from the Rental Car Facility. It provides connections to local routes including the 212: Sunset Road, 217: Warm Springs Road, 104: Valley View Road, 109: Maryland Parkway, and 117: S. Las Vegas Boulevard. It also connects with the Las Vegas Strip via the Duece and Harry Reid International Airport via the 109. Lately I have used this facility three times. In September, I used it with a local route that connected me to SSTC and the 109 to Harry Reid International Airport. I admit that it isn't the funnest thing to wheel a suitcase across a major intersection then wait by a busy road for the bus and wait again at the terminal for another. However, this saved me $20 each way and the bus stop was at Level Zero right by the ticket counter and baggage claim. This was a closer walk and less of a wait for a ride share. Recently I did a long walk to the facility although there were contiguous bus stops for a local route along the highway. From the facility I took the 117 to the South Point. Before I ever set foot in the SSTC, I had the perception that it would be grimy. However when I have visited here, it has been a clean facility with an active security presence. I have seen no graffiti and vandalism. When I looked on top of the bay a camera was keeping an eye on me. This creates a perception of safety. Apparently many other people feel safe here. The SSTC is attached to a parking lot. Apparently many people use it as a free alternative to the Harry Reid International Airport long term parking. There is even a form to fill out to inform security. If there was a feeling of safety concerns, I do not feel that people would leave their car here for up to seven days. I feel the need for improvement with ticketing at the customer service. Speaking of ticketing a bus ride on a local route costs $2 and an all day pass that includes the Duece costs $5. The problem that I found out from the mouth of an Agent is that you cannot purchase tickets at the counter. This is a flaw considering that places like Albertsons sell them. Apparently you can buy them on the bus. This is unhelpful when you do not have direct change or have questions with payment methods. This is definitely a flaw. As I write this, I would like to think that later on in 2026 and beyond that I will be using the SSTC. Especially as a connection between a local bus route and the Duece that will bring me to and from the Las Vegas Strip. With this, I conclude my review with these three tips: Tip One: the CAT and Duece with the SSTC saves money on the atrocious parking fees. Tip Two: You do not have to worry about drinking and driving. Tip Three: You save an extraordinary amount of money by not spending it on ride shares.

The South Strip Transfer Terminal is very easy to navigate…read more Employees/ staff are very friendly and helpful. Also a lot of the locals are very friendly and helpful as well. Great way to get around Vegas!

Arrived 22 min early from Houston... can't win. Now sitting on the taxiway for another aircraft at…read moreour gate to push back. No ones fault... still love this airport Only thing that's upset in my butt... over 3 hours flying from New Orleans and ready to get.

We made a quick stop at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas for an hour or so layover…read more Terminal 1 serves A, B, and C Gates. We flew Southwest. They occupy Gates B and C. We arrived at Gate B and had to walk to Gate C. It took us about 10 mins or so. Never understimate your walk time. So many eateries, shops, vending machines, and slot machines along the walkways from gate to gate. I saw Little Tony's Pizzeria, Pei Wei, Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs, Kylie's Cosmetics (vending), Hudson News, Fresh Attractions, Evolve, Cocoran's Irish Pub, and more. It is very enticing to stop and grab a quick bite, shop for souvenirs, and play for fun. If you have more time, then go for it. If time isn't on your side and you must get to your next flight, then resist the urge. Restrooms were clean and well stocked. Waiting area were well maintained. Walkways were swept and litter free. Thank you to the hardworking staff for job well done! Note: Part of Route 66 Centennial Celebration road trip with my eldest daughter in June 2026

I love this class . Very informative. Keeps you up to date on the rules of the road . And the new…read morelaws that have been passed . Keeps you engaged.. highly recommend

That fingerprint was smooth, quick and the service was outstanding. The price was accorded to the…read morefingerprint service stores. Thank you.