Getting Around Las Vegas Convention Center: Monorail, Loop, Bus and Rideshare
Compare the Las Vegas Monorail, Convention Center Loop, RTC transit, rideshare, taxis and walking routes for your convention visit.
Choose transportation based on your hall
The Las Vegas Convention Center campus is extensive. Check the specific hall and entrance printed on your event instructions before choosing a drop-off location. A convenient stop for one hall may require a lengthy walk to another.
Las Vegas Monorail
The Boingo Station at Las Vegas Convention Center is at 3150 Paradise Road and serves the North, Central and South hall side of the campus. The monorail runs along the east side of the Strip; it does not serve Harry Reid International Airport. Check current service hours and fares before traveling.
Vegas Loop inside the Convention Center
The LVCC Loop connects five campus stations and trips entirely within the Convention Center campus are free. Travel beyond the campus requires a valid ticket. Verify station availability and any event-specific operational changes before relying on a particular stop.
RTC bus and airport connections
RTC Route 108 runs along Paradise Road and serves Harry Reid Airport Terminal 1. It can be economical for light travelers, but confirm the closest stop, travel direction, service hours and transfer requirements. Public bus travel may not be the easiest choice with exhibition equipment or large luggage.
Las Vegas Monorail: stations, hours, fares and sightseeing
The Monorail operates on the east side of the Strip with seven stops: SAHARA Las Vegas, Westgate, Las Vegas Convention Center, Harrah’s/The LINQ, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Horseshoe/Paris and MGM Grand. Trains typically arrive every 4–8 minutes. The route does not serve Harry Reid International Airport, downtown Fremont Street or the Bellagio entrance directly.
Published regular train hours are Monday 7 a.m.–midnight, Tuesday–Thursday 7 a.m.–2 a.m., and Friday–Sunday 7 a.m.–3 a.m. Fares vary by purchase channel and pass duration. As checked October 2026, the operator lists online one-ride tickets at $5.75 and online one-day passes at $13.95; always verify before purchase.
Current fares and passes (official) · Train hours (official) · Sightseeing near Monorail stops
Rideshare, taxi and walking
Rideshare and taxi services can be practical for groups or luggage, but pickup zones and congestion change during large shows. Walking can work for nearby hotels; check actual pedestrian routes, crossing points, heat and mobility needs rather than judging distance from a map alone.
Compare your options
| Mode | Best for | Verify before departure |
|---|---|---|
| Monorail | Strip corridor to LVCC | Station access, hours, fare |
| LVCC Loop | Moving between campus stations | Station status, event operation |
| RTC | Budget-conscious visitors | Stops, timetable, transfers |
| Taxi/rideshare | Direct hotel transfers | Pickup point, traffic, fare |