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What an AMAZING experience!!! ZOOX is a robotaxi service .. no driver .. which will take you to certain locations in Las Vegas. You need to book the service in advance and it is free (for now). Air conditioned, spotless interior and exterior .. music channels to select from while you ride. If a problem occurs (we tried to open the door at our stop) .. someone came on the interior intercom to tell us to wait just a moment.) It's great that someone actually knows where our little ZOOX was! Seats 4 people. Amazing experience.
I tried Zoox out here in Las Vegas and didn't really know what to expect, but it ended up being a really awesome experience. Thanks sis. You do have to download the app first, but it's super simple and easy to use. And honestly, if you've used Uber or Lyft, it'll feel very familiar. Booking was quick and the whole process was super easy. The ride itself is smooth and way more comfortable than I expected. Acceleration is actually pretty quick too, but still feels controlled. Honestly, the best part is just sitting back and taking it all in. No driver, just cruising around Vegas... kinda wild in my view. And the fact that it's free right now, makes it a no-brainer to try. I highly recommend when visiting Vegas. Overall, just a fun experience and something totally different. I'd definitely invest in this new technology as the future is here. All aboard.
First, know that you MUST have the app on your phone or you're going nowhere. You will need to enter information about yourself and add payment method. like you do when you sign up for any ride share app. Then you request a genuine ride. I took the Zook from Resorts World to NY NY Hotel and Casino as it is their longest route. You can follow the time until your Zoox arrives by looking at the app. Since there are several, you are shown the license plate number on your app. When the Zoox arrived, you open the doors with your app. After being seated, if necessary, there will be an announcement that all seat belts had to be fastened before going anywhere. Then off you go. Like smart locals, the units use back streets. They do not go on the Strip. I went Sammy Davis Jr. Drive, then a left at Frank Sinatra, and finally, a left into the T-Mobile Arena area and past the Toshiba Plaza. Since I requested my first ride at 11 AM, the time they start operating daily, there was a longer wait than when the units were out and making pick ups and drop offs. It is interesting to see how well they can navigate traffic especially busy at NY NY's porte-cochère. After a Starbucks in NY NY, I went outside and requested a unit to go back to Resorts World. I would recommewnd if you are going to try this out, too, that you start from RW. There is a booth there and two workers, one a lovely, very helpful young lady! Currently, there is no charge during this opening phase. Las Vegas, you always set my soul on fire! Remember--GET the app!
My wife and I have seen the cars driving around Vegas. She liked the cartoonish looks of the car and was very interested in riding it. After doing a little research, I found out it was free. I downloaded the app hoping that we would try it from the Bellagio, the hotel we were staying at. Every time I opened the app, I would get the message "It's busy, but we'll get you a ride soon". I realized that if I ever did get a ride, I may never get a ride back with them being so busy. So I gave up until I visited Resorts World. Resorts World was their main hub or station. They had a kiosk with several employees working. They told me that you have to keep the app open when you get the busy message and eventually your app would be matched up with a ride. The employees were able to set my wife and I up on a round trip tour leaving Resorts World to the Strip and back. We had to wait about 30 minutes for the Zoox to get to the Resorts World Station. The ride was about 30 minutes. As soon as you get in, the Zoox car welcomes you by name on the touchpad screen. The touchpad allows you to control the climate and allows you to choose your music. The ride was smooth. It was a good introduction to autonomous vehicles. I don't like waiting and all the planning it takes. I don't like it that the app showed that it was busy most of the time I tried to open it. As an experiment, it took almost 40 minutes at night for me to be matched up to a car. This was on a Monday night. It would be very difficult on weekends. I don't like the feeling that if I were to catch a ride that I might have trouble getting back to where I wanted to go, unless I had options of taking other forms of transportation. I like the freedom of driving myself whenever I want, not on someone else's schedule. It was a fun ride on the strip and I was glad that the employee was able to program it to go round trip. I'm glad that the friendly and helpful employees were able to get on their tablet to arrange the ride for me. The employees and the ride itself were 5 stars. The difficulty in using the app, not being in control and needing to depend on others is 1 star. I'll round it up to 3 stars.
When my friend suggested riding in a "self-driving toaster", I thought he was kidding. Once I realized that he was serious, I became intrigued. I've never ridden in an autonomous vehicle and figured Vegas would be a perfect place to try it out. Zoox is a subsidiary of Amazon. They describe their vehicles as robo taxis. In order to ride, you have to download the app. Rides are currently free as they are still in the testing phase. We waited about 20 minutes for the Zoox to pick us up. Unlike a typical taxi, they only have a few designated pick up/drop off spots around the Strip. We opted to get picked up at Nordstrom (Fashion Show Mall), and dropped off at Top Golf. Once we were dropped off, we had about a 15 minute walk to our destination. In addition to the limited stops, they do not currently offer rides 24/7. At the time of our ride (February 2026), we were able to request a ride until 1 am. The vehicle seats 4. Each seat has a touch screen where you can control the temperature and music. The screen shows you how long you have before you arrive at the destination. I didn't realize it, but there's a wireless charging pad near the cupholders. The car had a cool ambiance. Since we rode at night, the interior had a starry night feel. There are two mini moon roofs that literally look like a toaster. The seats were comfortable enough for a short ride. Each seat has seat belts and the vehicles does have airbags. I felt pretty safe during the ride. Zoox is currently operating in Las Vegas and they're about to roll out in San Francisco. The website mentions that they will be bringing their vehicles to Austin and Miami too (not sure when). It was nice to not have to make small talk with a driver. Though it's currently limited, it's a unique option if you're on the Strip. It was a fun and interesting experience and I would ride one again (especially while they're still free).
UM YES! I finally was able to take a Zoox ride as they have opened up the entire Vegas district (no longer just point to point) and had a ball. The app often says "try again later" as I think demand is higher than the supply of zoox. I love that you can play your own music, sit back and relax, and I found all 5 of my rides comfortable, smooth, and felt safe. It's very smooth and feels like a party every ride. I didn't want it to end. I did pick-ups and drops at MGM Grand in the main Uber pick up area, Aria, and Mandalay Bay - all without any issues. The app experience is almost identical to Uber and I found it very easy to get into my first ride.
WHAT IS ZOOX AND WHY DID I TRY IT? Zoox operates in limited locations and is one of Amazon's fully driverless vehicle initiatives in Las Vegas. I booked the ride primarily for the experience and, secondarily, because I have teenagers who think this technology is fascinating. HOW DOES ZOOX WORK? You download the Zoox app, schedule your ride, and add a credit card. During this early phase, rides were free, even though a card was required. Ride wait time can last up to 45 minutes, but service is limited to about five Las Vegas hotels. I stayed at the New York-New York. Be aware that pickup locations are at the front of hotels, not always where Uber picks up, even if the drop-off location looks similar. Everything runs through the app, which worked smoothly and provided arrival updates and a live travel map. The app worked great. HOW SAFE AND COMFORTABLE DID THE RIDE FEEL? From a safety and comfort perspective, I had mixed feelings. I'm a Class B driver so a driverless car is not more safe than having class B driving experience. During the ride, another vehicle came close to sideswiping us. Zoox did move out of the way, but not as quickly as I would have expected. I could not tell whether the delay was due to sensor interpretation, or system decision-making, or whoever is controlling it at the "secretive station". As a passenger, the hesitation increased my anxiety. The situation resolved safely, but it did not inspire confidence. WHAT WERE THE BIGGEST SAFETY CONCERNS? One critical concern for me is that the vehicle does not have a horn. As a Class B driver, I consider a horn a fundamental safety tool. It is often the fastest way to communicate with other drivers and prevent near-miss situations. The absence of a horn alone would make me cautious about riding again, and it is the primary reason I would not support widespread adoption at this stage, unless you have stock. HOW DID IT FEEL AS A PASSENGER OVERALL? The ride was smooth, seating spacious. While it was a short trip (2 miles) my anxiety was manageable, I would not choose this option for longer distances. The experience felt more like a controlled experiment than everyday transportation. WHAT FEATURES STOOD OUT IN A POSITIVE WAY? *Fully driverless design with no steering wheel or pedals, which is striking to see in motion. *Spacious, symmetrical interior that allows passengers to sit facing each other comfortably. *Smooth acceleration and braking overall, especially in normal traffic flow. *Stopped completely at all stop signs and lights. *Large windows and a clean, modern cabin design that feels intentionally built for passengers, not retrofitted. *Tinted windows. *Music & sound was good. *Inside mood lighting. *On-screen ride information that helps passengers understand what the vehicle is doing during the trip. WOULD I RIDE ZOOX AGAIN OR RECOMMEND IT? I am glad I tried Zoox for the experience, and I understand why teenagers and tech enthusiasts find it exciting. However, from a professional driving and safety perspective, I would approach it with caution. Until basic safety signaling, such as a horn, and more predictive responsiveness are addressed, this is not a service I would personally endorse for regular use. BTW, Zoox is safer than some human drivers, smh. "The Jetsons era is here. But on land "
Had a chance to try out the zook autonomous ride while we were in Vegas. For the rollout, all of the rides are currently free. To use, you download the app and do a simple registration, no CC required yet. There are only a few stops so far( Luxor, New York, New York, Area15, Resorts World, and AYU Dayclub). So your only options are to go between these locations at this time. The ride is a unique breadbox shaped vehicle. It's not a car, but a pod which seats 4 comfortably with ample space for some luggage. The seats are bore like sitting on a bus, than the more laid back chairs in a car. In addition there are controls for temperature, and music controls. The windows are smoked and hard to see outside at nighttime. The ride was smooth, and uncannily accurate almost amazing. I felt that the car drove fast as well, so you are really putting your trust into the technology so to speak. Looking forward to the updates and expansion of this new transportation and how it will affect the current landscape in Vegas.
The only positive - that it's free. What would have been a 10 minute uber took us 45 minutes in the Zoox, and didn't even take us to our actual hotel. It took us to the Bellagio drop off (we're staying at the Vanderpump). It also missed the turn to go to the Bellagio so w head to go salon a massive square to get back to the drop off spot. When we did get to the drop off, it wouldn't let us out. We sat there for like 4 minutes, and then when the doors finally opened they opened about 5 inches from another car (and only opened on the one side) so we all had to squeeze and shimmy to get past the other car.
Currently no charge because it's in testing stages. I've taken it twice. First time from Resorts World with 0 wait time & second time from Nordstrom's with about a 1/2 hour wait. Both experiences were flawless. You can change the music to whatever you please & even charge your phone. At night the interior roof lights up. Download the app & give it a try....especially while it's free!
It was cool. Self driving "cabs". The wait was long... like excessively long. But it was also free so there's that. I liked the buggy and the concept the missing star was purely on the wait time
Since we were staying at the Luxor, we had to try the Zoox robotaxi. Before our visit, I downloaded the app. During the testing phase it is free and only goes to a few locations. Pretty handy and a little more like a theme park ride since there is no steering wheel. Order the ride but you only get the wait time after you book it. Open the doors via the app then you do everything via the touchscreens - close the doors, start the ride, control the type of music, control temperature and finish the ride. My only beef is that the wait times on a busy weekend are not known until you book it. Otherwise, it is a great ride.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are technologically in the 22nd century, after experiencing Zoox. Zoox is affiliated with Amazon and it consists of DRIVERLESS.....yes, D.R.I.V.E.R.L.E.S.S....vehicles that are constantly zipping around the Las Vegas Strip. Zoox Las Vegas is in a beta program and is offering "FREE" daily rides, from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. After downloading the Zoox application, you'll be able to schedule rides throughout selected sites throughout the Strip. Once the Zoox arrives, you'll be able to open the doors through the app. Once inside, you'll see seating for a maximum of four riders. The vehicle will not move until every occupant is seated and seat belted. Once the ride starts, you'll be able to control the music and the environment. The rides are smooth, the music is enjoyable, and the vehicles moved a lot faster than I expected. If you ever require help at any time, you could speak to a staff member. So, assistance is always available. Zoox will be rolling out programs in Austin, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., soon. When you use Zoox, try to ride it during the day and the evening. It is two different experiences that will leave you in awe and wanting more.
It was a fun ride - a view of the future! Unlike Waymo which is ubiquitous in LA, Zoox just started service in Las Vegas and then in San Francisco. In Vegas they only cover a small area around the strip. I went to Resorts World where they have a counter with a couple of people to help, if needed. I used the App. It was easy to use. A ride to Luxor was $14. The car took 15 minutes to arrive, but the App kept me updated. When it arrived and parked, I was given the option to open the doors from the App. Once seated, I had to put on the seat belt and close the door and the car moved smoothly. A touchscreen control pad next to each seat (4 in total) was easy to use to change the music or temperature. The car took the back road, NOT THE STRIP, and arrived in 8 minutes. The car is very cute. It's comfortable and drives really smooth and is quiet. read more
You download the zoox app. There is only zoox in San Francisco and Las Vegas. Just put your credit card info and thats pretty much it to use the app. Whatever casino or hotel or place youre at, they'll have a typical spot for zoox. I stayed at the mgm grand and the zoox location was underground. You use your app for the pick up location and you enter a drop off location. When your zoox gets to you, you can click on your app to have it open the door. You can get it after you open the door and it doesn't start leaving until everyone has their seat belt on. I loved the ride as you didnt need to talk to anyone and it was non stressful. The ride from mgm grand all the way to the zoox drop off at the Wynn hotel was 18$. After that my husband and I had to walk the rest of the way to the sphere. Sadly, in order to get a zoox back to my hotel, it would have cost me 42$. This is real price gouging. This could be bc the Wizard of Oz show just ended. We ended up taking a cab back for 19$. Id use this service again if they were more clear about pick up and drop off locations. read more
If you've never cruised around in a self-driving car, you're in for a treat. Prior to Zoox, I've taken quite a few rides in Waymo (by Google). During a trip to Vegas, I knew Zoox had to happen. Especially because it looks like a toaster on wheels. Zoox (by Amazon) is pretty new to Vegas. What that means is that it can't pick you up and take you anywhere. It's range is limited. Which does add some complications, but when I rode in one, there was a special promotion for a free ride. That definitely helps! Make sure to play around with the app and figure out the radius so you can plan accordingly. Given that Zoox is new, the wait time was more than you'd expect from an Uber. It was worth it though! Once the mini toaster appeared, I was excited. The doors opened and we made our way in. Here's part of what makes it a cool experience. Rather than sitting the way you would in a regular car, there is room for four people, with two on each side, facing each other. In the same way you would on a train, for example. That makes it convenient if you're hanging out with a group of friends. You always have large glass windows on each side which makes for a picturesque drive. Plus the ability to control the music and no need to talk to the driver. If you've never been in a self driving car, I get the hesitation. I felt the same way my first time. But, once you get in, five minutes in, you'll get over it. It was a comfortable ride with no hiccups. One of the highlights of my Vegas trip. And that's saying a lot given the entertainment options you have in Sin City. read more
What an AMAZING experience!!! ZOOX is a robotaxi service .. no driver .. which will take you to certain locations in Las Vegas. You need to book the service in advance and it is free (for now). Air conditioned, spotless interior and exterior .. music channels to select from while you ride. If a problem occurs (we tried to open the door at our stop) .. someone came on the interior intercom to tell us to wait just a moment.) It's great that someone actually knows where our little ZOOX was! Seats 4 people. Amazing experience. read more
I tried Zoox out here in Las Vegas and didn't really know what to expect, but it ended up being a really awesome experience. Thanks sis. You do have to download the app first, but it's super simple and easy to use. And honestly, if you've used Uber or Lyft, it'll feel very familiar. Booking was quick and the whole process was super easy. The ride itself is smooth and way more comfortable than I expected. Acceleration is actually pretty quick too, but still feels controlled. Honestly, the best part is just sitting back and taking it all in. No driver, just cruising around Vegas... kinda wild in my view. And the fact that it's free right now, makes it a no-brainer to try. I highly recommend when visiting Vegas. Overall, just a fun experience and something totally different. I'd definitely invest in this new technology as the future is here. All aboard. read more
First, know that you MUST have the app on your phone or you're going nowhere. You will need to enter information about yourself and add payment method. like you do when you sign up for any ride share app. Then you request a genuine ride. I took the Zook from Resorts World to NY NY Hotel and Casino as it is their longest route. You can follow the time until your Zoox arrives by looking at the app. Since there are several, you are shown the license plate number on your app. When the Zoox arrived, you open the doors with your app. After being seated, if necessary, there will be an announcement that all seat belts had to be fastened before going anywhere. Then off you go. Like smart locals, the units use back streets. They do not go on the Strip. I went Sammy Davis Jr. Drive, then a left at Frank Sinatra, and finally, a left into the T-Mobile Arena area and past the Toshiba Plaza. Since I requested my first ride at 11 AM, the time they start operating daily, there was a longer wait than when the units were out and making pick ups and drop offs. It is interesting to see how well they can navigate traffic especially busy at NY NY's porte-cochère. After a Starbucks in NY NY, I went outside and requested a unit to go back to Resorts World. I would recommewnd if you are going to try this out, too, that you start from RW. There is a booth there and two workers, one a lovely, very helpful young lady! Currently, there is no charge during this opening phase. Las Vegas, you always set my soul on fire! Remember--GET the app! read more
My wife and I have seen the cars driving around Vegas. She liked the cartoonish looks of the car and was very interested in riding it. After doing a little research, I found out it was free. I downloaded the app hoping that we would try it from the Bellagio, the hotel we were staying at. Every time I opened the app, I would get the message "It's busy, but we'll get you a ride soon". I realized that if I ever did get a ride, I may never get a ride back with them being so busy. So I gave up until I visited Resorts World. Resorts World was their main hub or station. They had a kiosk with several employees working. They told me that you have to keep the app open when you get the busy message and eventually your app would be matched up with a ride. The employees were able to set my wife and I up on a round trip tour leaving Resorts World to the Strip and back. We had to wait about 30 minutes for the Zoox to get to the Resorts World Station. The ride was about 30 minutes. As soon as you get in, the Zoox car welcomes you by name on the touchpad screen. The touchpad allows you to control the climate and allows you to choose your music. The ride was smooth. It was a good introduction to autonomous vehicles. I don't like waiting and all the planning it takes. I don't like it that the app showed that it was busy most of the time I tried to open it. As an experiment, it took almost 40 minutes at night for me to be matched up to a car. This was on a Monday night. It would be very difficult on weekends. I don't like the feeling that if I were to catch a ride that I might have trouble getting back to where I wanted to go, unless I had options of taking other forms of transportation. I like the freedom of driving myself whenever I want, not on someone else's schedule. It was a fun ride on the strip and I was glad that the employee was able to program it to go round trip. I'm glad that the friendly and helpful employees were able to get on their tablet to arrange the ride for me. The employees and the ride itself were 5 stars. The difficulty in using the app, not being in control and needing to depend on others is 1 star. I'll round it up to 3 stars. read more
8 months ago
When my friend suggested riding in a "self-driving toaster", I thought he was kidding. Once I realized that he was serious, I became intrigued. I've never ridden in an autonomous vehicle and figured Vegas would be a perfect place to try it out. Zoox is a subsidiary of Amazon. They describe their vehicles as robo taxis. In order to ride, you have to download the app. Rides are currently free as they are still in the testing phase. We waited about 20 minutes for the Zoox to pick us up. Unlike a typical taxi, they only have a few designated pick up/drop off spots around the Strip. We opted to get picked up at Nordstrom (Fashion Show Mall), and dropped off at Top Golf. Once we were dropped off, we had about a 15 minute walk to our destination. In addition to the limited stops, they do not currently offer rides 24/7. At the time of our ride (February 2026), we were able to request a ride until 1 am. The vehicle seats 4. Each seat has a touch screen where you can control the temperature and music. The screen shows you how long you have before you arrive at the destination. I didn't realize it, but there's a wireless charging pad near the cupholders. The car had a cool ambiance. Since we rode at night, the interior had a starry night feel. There are two mini moon roofs that literally look like a toaster. The seats were comfortable enough for a short ride. Each seat has seat belts and the vehicles does have airbags. I felt pretty safe during the ride. Zoox is currently operating in Las Vegas and they're about to roll out in San Francisco. The website mentions that they will be bringing their vehicles to Austin and Miami too (not sure when). It was nice to not have to make small talk with a driver. Though it's currently limited, it's a unique option if you're on the Strip. It was a fun and interesting experience and I would ride one again (especially while they're still free). read more
4 months ago
UM YES! I finally was able to take a Zoox ride as they have opened up the entire Vegas district (no longer just point to point) and had a ball. The app often says "try again later" as I think demand is higher than the supply of zoox. I love that you can play your own music, sit back and relax, and I found all 5 of my rides comfortable, smooth, and felt safe. It's very smooth and feels like a party every ride. I didn't want it to end. I did pick-ups and drops at MGM Grand in the main Uber pick up area, Aria, and Mandalay Bay - all without any issues. The app experience is almost identical to Uber and I found it very easy to get into my first ride. read more
4 months ago
WHAT IS ZOOX AND WHY DID I TRY IT? Zoox operates in limited locations and is one of Amazon's fully driverless vehicle initiatives in Las Vegas. I booked the ride primarily for the experience and, secondarily, because I have teenagers who think this technology is fascinating. HOW DOES ZOOX WORK? You download the Zoox app, schedule your ride, and add a credit card. During this early phase, rides were free, even though a card was required. Ride wait time can last up to 45 minutes, but service is limited to about five Las Vegas hotels. I stayed at the New York-New York. Be aware that pickup locations are at the front of hotels, not always where Uber picks up, even if the drop-off location looks similar. Everything runs through the app, which worked smoothly and provided arrival updates and a live travel map. The app worked great. HOW SAFE AND COMFORTABLE DID THE RIDE FEEL? From a safety and comfort perspective, I had mixed feelings. I'm a Class B driver so a driverless car is not more safe than having class B driving experience. During the ride, another vehicle came close to sideswiping us. Zoox did move out of the way, but not as quickly as I would have expected. I could not tell whether the delay was due to sensor interpretation, or system decision-making, or whoever is controlling it at the "secretive station". As a passenger, the hesitation increased my anxiety. The situation resolved safely, but it did not inspire confidence. WHAT WERE THE BIGGEST SAFETY CONCERNS? One critical concern for me is that the vehicle does not have a horn. As a Class B driver, I consider a horn a fundamental safety tool. It is often the fastest way to communicate with other drivers and prevent near-miss situations. The absence of a horn alone would make me cautious about riding again, and it is the primary reason I would not support widespread adoption at this stage, unless you have stock. HOW DID IT FEEL AS A PASSENGER OVERALL? The ride was smooth, seating spacious. While it was a short trip (2 miles) my anxiety was manageable, I would not choose this option for longer distances. The experience felt more like a controlled experiment than everyday transportation. WHAT FEATURES STOOD OUT IN A POSITIVE WAY? *Fully driverless design with no steering wheel or pedals, which is striking to see in motion. *Spacious, symmetrical interior that allows passengers to sit facing each other comfortably. *Smooth acceleration and braking overall, especially in normal traffic flow. *Stopped completely at all stop signs and lights. *Large windows and a clean, modern cabin design that feels intentionally built for passengers, not retrofitted. *Tinted windows. *Music & sound was good. *Inside mood lighting. *On-screen ride information that helps passengers understand what the vehicle is doing during the trip. WOULD I RIDE ZOOX AGAIN OR RECOMMEND IT? I am glad I tried Zoox for the experience, and I understand why teenagers and tech enthusiasts find it exciting. However, from a professional driving and safety perspective, I would approach it with caution. Until basic safety signaling, such as a horn, and more predictive responsiveness are addressed, this is not a service I would personally endorse for regular use. BTW, Zoox is safer than some human drivers, smh. "The Jetsons era is here. But on land " read more
Had a chance to try out the zook autonomous ride while we were in Vegas. For the rollout, all of the rides are currently free. To use, you download the app and do a simple registration, no CC required yet. There are only a few stops so far( Luxor, New York, New York, Area15, Resorts World, and AYU Dayclub). So your only options are to go between these locations at this time. The ride is a unique breadbox shaped vehicle. It's not a car, but a pod which seats 4 comfortably with ample space for some luggage. The seats are bore like sitting on a bus, than the more laid back chairs in a car. In addition there are controls for temperature, and music controls. The windows are smoked and hard to see outside at nighttime. The ride was smooth, and uncannily accurate almost amazing. I felt that the car drove fast as well, so you are really putting your trust into the technology so to speak. Looking forward to the updates and expansion of this new transportation and how it will affect the current landscape in Vegas. read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
The only positive - that it's free. What would have been a 10 minute uber took us 45 minutes in the Zoox, and didn't even take us to our actual hotel. It took us to the Bellagio drop off (we're staying at the Vanderpump). It also missed the turn to go to the Bellagio so w head to go salon a massive square to get back to the drop off spot. When we did get to the drop off, it wouldn't let us out. We sat there for like 4 minutes, and then when the doors finally opened they opened about 5 inches from another car (and only opened on the one side) so we all had to squeeze and shimmy to get past the other car. read more
Currently no charge because it's in testing stages. I've taken it twice. First time from Resorts World with 0 wait time & second time from Nordstrom's with about a 1/2 hour wait. Both experiences were flawless. You can change the music to whatever you please & even charge your phone. At night the interior roof lights up. Download the app & give it a try....especially while it's free! read more
Since we were staying at the Luxor, we had to try the Zoox robotaxi. Before our visit, I downloaded the app. During the testing phase it is free and only goes to a few locations. Pretty handy and a little more like a theme park ride since there is no steering wheel. Order the ride but you only get the wait time after you book it. Open the doors via the app then you do everything via the touchscreens - close the doors, start the ride, control the type of music, control temperature and finish the ride. My only beef is that the wait times on a busy weekend are not known until you book it. Otherwise, it is a great ride. read more
Ladies and gentlemen, we are technologically in the 22nd century, after experiencing Zoox. Zoox is affiliated with Amazon and it consists of DRIVERLESS.....yes, D.R.I.V.E.R.L.E.S.S....vehicles that are constantly zipping around the Las Vegas Strip. Zoox Las Vegas is in a beta program and is offering "FREE" daily rides, from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM. After downloading the Zoox application, you'll be able to schedule rides throughout selected sites throughout the Strip. Once the Zoox arrives, you'll be able to open the doors through the app. Once inside, you'll see seating for a maximum of four riders. The vehicle will not move until every occupant is seated and seat belted. Once the ride starts, you'll be able to control the music and the environment. The rides are smooth, the music is enjoyable, and the vehicles moved a lot faster than I expected. If you ever require help at any time, you could speak to a staff member. So, assistance is always available. Zoox will be rolling out programs in Austin, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., soon. When you use Zoox, try to ride it during the day and the evening. It is two different experiences that will leave you in awe and wanting more. read more
10 months ago
I saw these running across the street from the Trump Resort. Google search found Zoox. Download the app, be in range of a pickup spot & request ride. Follow the online map for your ride, with timely arrival. After it parks, you approach the vehicle and it recognizes your phone, it says hit button to open door. The interior is huge - 4 plus size passengers would be no problem. Once seated it informs you to fasten safety belts. Once done, push button to close door, push button to start ride. The Luxor ride was 12 minutes, Resort World 6 minutes. We rode to the casinos daily enjoying the free trial period. I would pay for this anytime. Better than Disney E ticket ride. Air conditioning adjustable, music channels available, and at night the ceiling has stars!!! Huge fan of the robot car. read more
2 months ago
18 days ago
Great test ride there were some delays but safety first. Zoox in our case missed its turn off and we had to go around the block due to bad drivers and we did not mind at all. Cool car seats four comfortably. I would definitely use this service keeping in mind leave early for the unexpected. You need to download the APP and expect the wait for pick from 1hour-115 Minutes from designated stops only. Point A to point B routes are on the backstreets for efficiency not moving on the strip. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Omg what a FUN experience! This is located at the Valet Drive at Resorts World. The process was really easy, scan QR code at the desk to sign your life away, just kidding - just basic info. Bring to the desk and they schedule your ride. There's two options - short ride (I think property perimeter) and the long ride (behind casinos and up the strip partially). We chose the longer ride. Inside you have the options to set your temperature and your music. I think it drive better than I do. Lol. Can't wait to see these out in the streets. Definitely our future! read more
1 year ago
Zoox robo taxi is so good and advanced I just love the way it is. It's awesome! Inside, we have AC, music, phone charging and four comfortable seats. I really appreciate the way the employees guide and explain everything; they make the experience even better. This was my second time riding Zoox, and the surprising thing is--it's completely free. Just wow! I honestly wish they could start it everywhere so people can use it. A robot driving the taxi without anyone behind the wheel is just amazing, and the way it controls itself feels like a real driver is there. This time Narciso, and Daryn were the ones helping me, and they were so nice, explaining everything in detail. I felt so happy. The first time I went, Henna was there she wasn't that good or polite but this time the team made it wonderful. Thanks for the amazing experience here in Vegas! read more
6 months ago
After waited 45+ minutes, an operator contacted me and saying i can't ride with my baby because under 8 and right after they cancelled our ride some other people went into it with a stroller and no problem. 1. The app should be more specific about the age restrictions 2. Double standart. read more
3 months ago
4 months ago
Was fun riding around. We did two rides. A ride from Vdara to New York New York hotel and back. Ride to was smooth. Ride back we realized it was uncomfortable when it went over speed bumps because the head rests were solid not cushioning. Also concern about not being able to stop the ride. The biggest thing was the wait times. It was ridiculous long of 17 minutes wait for each time we waited for a ride and that doesn't even include waiting with the app open for it to give you a ride. It drove safely though and obviously these roads are very safe and low speed. read more
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