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The closest major airport to the Las Vegas Strip, including the Las Vegas Strip Circuit, which hosts events such as Formula One races, is Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). The airport is located just a few miles from the Strip, making it very convenient for travellers.

At Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, several key international airlines operate, connecting the city with both nearby international destinations and overseas locations. Here’s an updated list including more overseas operators:

• Air Canada - Flights to Toronto, Vancouver, and other Canadian cities.
• British Airways - Direct flights to London, England.
• Condor - Seasonal flights to Frankfurt, Germany.
• Delta - International and domestic flights
• Edelweiss - European destinations (via Switzerland)
• Eurowings - European destinations (via Germany)
• Korean Air - Direct connections to Seoul, South Korea.
• United - International and domestic flights
• Virgin Atlantic - Flights to London, England.
• WestJet - Services multiple Canadian destinations such as Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver.
• Volaris - Offers routes to several cities in Mexico, including Guadalajara and Mexico City.
• Copa Airlines - Provides a link to Panama City, Panama, with connections to Central and South America.
• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines - Seasonal service to Amsterdam, Netherlands.
• Aeromexico - Flights to Mexico City and other destinations in Mexico.
• Philippine Airlines - Previously offered seasonal services to Manila, Philippines.

Here are some transportation options from the Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas:

Car Rental

There are several car rental agencies located at Harry Reid International Airport, so you can conveniently rent a car upon arrival and drive to Las Vegas downtown.

Car rental companies:

• Hertz
• Avis
• Budget
• Enterprise
• National
• Alamo
• Thrifty
• Dollar
• Sixt

Ride-sharing

Taxi and ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft are available at Harry Reid International Airport.

Terminal 1 pick-up point
The Terminal 1 ride-share pickup point is situated on Level 2 of the parking garage. From Baggage Claim, use the elevator near Door 2 to go up to Level 2. Then, walk across the pedestrian bridge to the parking garage. You will find the pickup area to your right.

Terminal 3 pick-up point
The Terminal 3 ride-share pickup area is on the Valet Level of the parking garage. From Baggage Claim, use the elevator near Door 52, 54, or 56 to reach Level 1. Then, cross the pedestrian bridge to the parking garage and use either the elevator or stairs to go down to the Valet Level.

Taxi

Taking a taxi from Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran International Airport) to the Las Vegas Strip is a convenient and quick option. Here’s what you need to know:

Taxi Stands
Terminal 1: The taxi stand is located on the east side of baggage claim, outside door exits 1-4.
Terminal 3: At Terminal 3, taxis are found outside on Level Zero on the west end of the building.

Fares
Taxi fares from the airport to the Strip can vary depending on the destination along the Strip and traffic conditions, but generally, you should expect to pay between $15 to $30. There's also an additional airport surcharge for all trips originating from the airport.

Route and Time
The travel time to the Strip typically ranges from 10 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic and exactly where on the Strip you are heading. Most taxi drivers will take the quickest route via Paradise Road or Swenson Street, avoiding the congested airport connector and Interstate.

Convenience
Taxis offer a direct route to your destination, which can be particularly convenient if you are travelling with a lot of luggage or in a group.

List of taxi companies

Yellow Checker Star (YCS) Transportation
Website: ycstrans.com
Phone: (702) 873-2000

Desert Cab Company
Website: desertcabinc.com
Phone: (702) 386-9102

Whittlesea Blue Cab
Website: whittleseabluecab.com
Phone: (702) 384-6111

Deluxe Taxicab Service
Website: deluxetaxicabservice.com
Phone: (702) 568-7700

A Cab
Website: acablv.com
Phone 477-7555

Public Transportation

Travelling from Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran International Airport) to the Las Vegas Strip by bus is a convenient and economical option. Here's how you can make the trip:

Bus Routes
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) operates bus routes that can take you from the airport to various parts of the Strip.

• Route 108 (Paradise): This route departs from Terminal 1 and will take you along Paradise Road to the central part of the Strip. It’s a good choice if you need to get to the central or northern parts of the Strip.
• The Deuce: For a broader route that covers more of the Strip, you might consider first taking Route 108 from the airport to the nearest Deuce stop. The Deuce is a double-decker bus service that runs 24/7 and covers the entire length of the Strip up to Downtown Las Vegas.

Boarding Locations

• Terminal 1: The RTC bus stop is located on Level Zero. From Baggage Claim, follow the signs to Ground Transportation, and then take the elevator or escalator down to Level Zero.
• Terminal 3: There is no direct bus service from Terminal 3 to the Strip. Passengers arriving at Terminal 3 will need to take a shuttle or an inter-terminal tram to Terminal 1 to access the RTC bus services.

Fares and Tickets
You can purchase bus tickets from ticket vending machines located at the bus stops or onboard the bus. A two-hour pass is typically around $6, while a 24-hour pass costs about $8, offering unlimited rides on all RTC routes.

Travel Time and Frequency
The travel time can vary based on traffic conditions, but it generally takes about 15-30 minutes to reach the Strip depending on your stop. Buses have frequent schedules, especially during peak hours.