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Coming From/ Going to Harry Reid International Airport | Transportation Guide
Updated: 8/10/2026
If you are visiting Las Vegas for the first time, chances are you will need to navigate Las Vegas International Airport. At first glance, the task might seem complicated, but it isn't so difficult once you know how to go about it. How do you get to your hotel from Harry Reid Airport? How do you get to the airport from your hotel? This article is here to answer those questions.
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Connections With Strip
First, it is important to note that there is no train, tram, or similar form of transport connecting the Strip and Harry Reid Airport. The only public transportation system linking the two destinations is the bus service operated by the RTC (Regional Transit Commission). Therefore, you will need to take either the bus or one of the other modes of transport described later in this article.
The Taxis
Taxis are arguably the most organized form of airport transport; they line up one after another in designated pickup zones. They can take you anywhere you want to go in Las Vegas.
It is worth noting that there are fixed rates for Strip hotels and that tipping drivers is customary (around 20% of the fare, though this is at your discretion).
We recommend noting down the taxi company, vehicle number, and driver's name when traveling to and from the airport. This information will be crucial if you leave something behind in the vehicle.
Where are the taxis?
Terminal 1:
Taxicabs are available on the east side of baggage claim, outside exit doors numbered 1 - 4.
Terminal 3:
Taxis are located outside on Level Zero. There are 15 taxi loading positions on the west end of the building, outside the exit door numbered 52.
Fares for Strip Hotels
Rate for hotels on the Strip:
(For information purposes only. Prices may change and be modified during special events).
Uber & Lyft
Another means of transport from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, it can sometimes be more financially advantageous and allows you to know the price of the trip from the start. The negative point is that there are so many vehicles arriving at the same time, and this, on several lanes, that it can take a lot of energy to find your driver. Do not worry too much, the driver often takes the time for you to find him and will ask your first name to be sure it is you. For your part, remember to look at the type of vehicle on your application to better recognize it. Here again, it is customary to give a tip. You will find them at the following locations:
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Terminal 1:
After collecting your luggage, take the elevator near Door 2 to Level 2. Cross the pedestrian walkway to the parking garage. The pickup area is on the right.
Terminal 3:
From the baggage claim area, take the elevator near doors 52, 54, or 56 to Level 1. Cross the pedestrian walkway to the parking garage, then take the elevator or stairs to the valet level.
Order a Limousine
In keeping with the classy, luxurious image of Las Vegas, you can take a limousine. Some companies offer visitors the option to rent a limousine and a chauffeur for the trip from the airport to their hotel.
Las Vegas is also about limousines, which, for a moment, make you feel like a Star! So why not treat yourself and try this other means of transportation from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. In terms of rates, the Bell company offers vehicles for 1 to 8 passengers with champagne, from $150 to $250 excluding taxes, fees and tips. They also have shuttles for up to 31 passengers. You will find them at the following locations:
Terminal 1:
Limousines are available on the west side of the baggage claim area, outside doors 7–13. Airport staff are on hand to manage the lines and provide any necessary assistance.
Terminal 3:
At Terminal 3, limousine services are located outside on Level 0—at the west end of the building for domestic travelers and at the east end for international travelers. Exit lanes allow for a quick departure from the airport. Airport staff are available to assist if needed. Shipping and logistics.
Renting a Car
One of the most common options for visitors is renting a vehicle. The car rental area is separate from the airport terminals. The section below provides further details.
Where is the car rental?
If you rented a car at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, you will need to take the free shuttles to the car rental center located about 3 miles from the airport. You will find them at the following locations:
Terminal 1:
After collecting your luggage, follow the signs for ground transportation on Level 1. Proceed to the rental car shuttle stop located outside doors 10 and 11.
Terminal 3:
Follow the signs for ground transportation from the baggage claim area on Level 0. Proceed to the rental car shuttle stops located outside doors 51–54 at the west end of the building and doors 55–58 at the east end.
Tip!
If you are planning to use the Deuce bus during your stay. You can use this shuttle to go to the car rental center and take the Deuce bus.
Important for Families
Revised Nevada Statute 484B.157 stipulates that children under the age of 6 and shorter than 1.45 meters must be secured in a child restraint system while being transported in a motor vehicle; children under the age of 2 must be secured in a rear-facing child restraint system in the back seat. An important exception to Nevada's car seat law applies when using public transportation.
RTC Bus
The bus is an economical way to get to your hotel from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. You can download the RTC app to plan your trips and pay for your trips. You can find them at the following locations:
Terminal 1:
The Terminal 1 bus stop is located on Level 0. From the baggage claim area, take the elevator or escalator down. Exit the building and cross the pedestrian crossing. Turn right towards the covered RTC bus stop.
Terminal 3:
The Terminal 3 bus stop is located on Level 2. From the baggage claim area, take the elevator or escalator to Level 2. Exit the terminal and cross the pedestrian crossing. The bus stop is located opposite exit door number 44.
Route Information.
Route 108, Route 109 and Centennial Express (CX) all stop on Level Zero at Terminal 1. CX also serves Terminal 3.
Private Shuttles
If you are traveling in a group, it may be easier to use the private shuttles available to get you to your hotel from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. VEGAS.COM offers to book shuttle service starting at $15 per person. It is best to book in advance if you want to be sure to find a seat for you. You can find them at the following locations:
Terminal 1:
Group shuttles are available on the west side of the baggage claim area, outside exits 7 through 13.
Terminal 3:
At Terminal 3, shuttles are located outside on Level 0—at the western end of the building to serve domestic travelers, and on the eastern side to accommodate international travelers.
Moving Inside the Airport
Harry Reid International Airport is divided into two separate terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. The two terminals are separated by a road, and it is not possible to walk from one to the other; however, you can take the completely free inter-terminal shuttle.
Although there is no direct tram between the two terminals, you can travel from one to the other using the tram located past customs. Simply take the blue tram, exit towards Gates D, and then transfer to the red tram. This route allows you to travel from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3; the reverse journey is also possible. Please note, however, that you cannot use this option if 1) you are arriving from an international flight, or 2) you have baggage to collect. Your luggage will be at the terminal corresponding to your flight.
F.A.Q
Is the Vegas Monorail going to the Harry Reid?
No, the monorail does not go to Harry Reid. Only RTC buses go to the airport.
Is the Deuce going to the airport?
No, the Deuce does not go directly to the Las Vegas airport. However, it is still possible to get there from the airport terminals. Here’s how:
Take the free shuttle to the Car Rental Center. From there, you can access the Deuce.
