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LAS VEGAS
TRANSPORTATION |
Airport Shuttles
Shuttles are located outside of baggage claim at McCarran
International Airport. Shuttle prices listed here are subject
to change without notice. Shuttles operate seven days a week.
Ambassador / Ritz
7 a.m. - Midnight
To Strip hotels - $6.00
To Downtown hotels - $7.50
Off-Strip hotels - $7.50
Walk-up limousine - $70.00+
Walk-up sedan - $48.00 and up
(702) 362-6200
Bell Trans
7:45 a.m. - Midnight
To Strip hotels - $6.00
To Downtown hotels - $7.50
Off-Strip hotels - $7.50
Walk-up limousine - $57.00/hour
Walk-up sedan - $45.00 per hour
(702) 739-7990
(800) 274-7433
Executive Las Vegas
6:00 a.m. - last flight of the day
To Strip hotels - $6.00
Downtown hotels - $8.00
Off-Strip hotels - $7.00
Walk-up limousine service $57.00 and up
Walk-up sedan service $39.00 and up
(702) 646-4661
Las Vegas Limousine
7:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.
To Strip hotels - $4.25
Downtown hotels - $5.50
Off-Strip hotels - $7-$21
(702) 736-1419
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CLS Transportation
Open 24 hours
To Strip hotels - $6.00 - $12.00
To Downtown hotels - $8.00 - $16.00
Walk-up limousine service $55.00/hour
Walk-up sedan service $45.00/hour
(702) 740-4545
Citizens Area Transit
(702) 228-7433
Showtime Shuttle
7:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Strip: $4.25 per person; roundtrip $8.25 per person
Downtown: $6 per person; roundtrip $11 per person
Boulder Highway: $11 per person; roundtrip $22 per person
Off-Strip hotels: $6.00 per person; round trip $12.00 per
person
Handicapped accessible with 24-hour notice
(702) 261-6100
7:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Strip: $6.00
Downtown: $8.00
(702) 261-6101
Gray Line Tours of Southern
Nevada/Coach USA
7:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.
To Strip hotels - $6.00
Downtown hotels - $8.00
Off-Strip hotels - $9.00 - $12.00
(702) 739-5700
(800) 559-9522 |
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RTC: bus system provides for inexpensive
transportation throughout the valley. There are three routes that service the
Strip area, one of which provides service 24 hours a day. A bus top can be
found nearly every block, and the buses run as far as Fry's, Las Vegas Outlets and the Vegas Pointe Plaza (formerly Factory Stores of
America).
Fares: Full fare is $2 each way, senior citizens and children ages 6-17 are
eligible for reduced fares with a CAT reduced fare photo I.D. (or an I.D. from
another transit system). Call them for a compete schedule (228-7433).
Or visit their NEW website at:
RTC
(fares,
schedules, etc...change, so check it out here)
For Fixed Route Services: Time Schedules, Route Maps, Fare Information, Pass
Vendors, Purchase Tokens and Passes Online
For ParaTransit Services: Fares, Eligibility and Reservation Information
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TAXIS -TAXICAB FARES AND FEES…
The Las Vegas
valley is serviced by sixteen taxicab companies.....
Las Vegas taxi fares have gone up again...starting Oct 1st...passengers
will pay $3.30 for the meter drop...average cab fare is about $11.50 per trip
according to the Taxicab Authority...my best guess as to the number of cabs in
Las Vegas is 2800...
"When you enter a taxicab,
the driver will start the taximeter (referred to as the “drop”) and an initial
charge of $3.30 will register. If a taxi ride originates at McCarran
International Airport, an additional airport surcharge of $1.20 per trip is
added to the taximeter. After the initial “drop”, the taximeter will assess a
fare of $2.00 per mile ($.25 for each 1/8th of a mile traveled). If the
taximeter senses that the taxicab is moving less than 8-12 MPH, the taximeter
will assess a charge of $.25 (twenty-five cents) every 41 seconds ($22.00 per
hour waiting time). That is why the taximeter continues to accumulate charges
even when the taxicab is not moving. Once the taximeter senses that the taxicab
is moving at a speed greater than 8-12 MPH the fare calculates on the actual
distance traveled.
In the public meeting/hearing of the Taxicab Authority Board held on 26 May
2005, the Board ordered: “IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the temporary fuel surcharge
fully instituted on May 20, 2005, i.e., the increase in the additional mileage
rate charged after the $3.20 drop to $0.25 per 1/8 mile is altered and
re-characterized as a permanent rate increase.” details are from the
Nevada
Taxicab Authority website...check
there to be sure the rates have not changed again....they also have APPROXIMATE
MINIMUM FARES TO VARIOUS SOUTHERN NEVADA LOCATIONS…
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Drop for 1st 1/8th mile (previous $.20 Fuel
Surcharge
made Permanent) |
3.20 |
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Each additional 1/8th mile |
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0.25 |
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Waiting time, per
hour |
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22.00 |
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McCarran Airport fee
per pick-up |
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1.20 |
NOTE: TAXI CABS IN SOUTHERN NEVADA DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS AS PAYMENT
Here's a short list of some of those companies:
| Ace Cab Co. 736-8383 |
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Nellis Cab Co. 248-1111 |
| Checker Cab Co. 873-2000 |
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Western Cab Co. 382-7100 |
| Desert Cab Co. 386-9102 |
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Whittlesea Blue Cab 384-6111 |
| Henderson Taxi 384-2322 |
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For more information, you might want to visit the:
Nevada Taxicab Authority
(<= click here)
They have information concerning the following topics:
Taxi Rider's Bill of Rights
Taxi Complaints (online form)
Current Taxi fare schedule (see above)
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LIMOUSINES
Note:
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Some companies may charge a $5.00 Airport
Security fee and additional $5.00 meet and greet fee will be added for all
service beginning at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport.
There are many companies around Vegas that provide limousine service.
They are available for hourly rental around town. Rate for a basic
limousine vary per company but usually begin at approximately $35 per hour up to
$60 per hour. Sedan rental ranges from $30 to $40 per hour and super
stretches usually run $80 per hour.
Please be sure that any limo service that you use is licensed by the
Transportation
Services Authority of Nevada ..........click here for their:
Transportation Services Authority
(TSA) limo page
Some of the Limousine companies that are Certified
Carriers:
CURRENT LIST OF CERTIFIED
CARRIERS: LIMO <===click here |
SHUTTLE SERVICES Many of the Las Vegas hotels provide shuttle service from airport to their
location. Some of these run on a regular schedule, while others may have to be
requested in advance. Be sure to check with your hotel when you make a
reservation to find out about their specific shuttle services. (note:
some of the strip/off-strip hotels provide shuttles to their sister properties,
and/or back and forth to the strip and the hotel)
Of course there are other transportation companies that provide shuttle
services:
| Star Trans |
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646-4661 |
| Bell Trans Shuttle |
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739-7990 |
| Gray Line Tours of S. Nevada |
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739-5700 |
| Henderson Corridor Connection |
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565-7087 |
You can expect the average cost to be $7 to the Strip, and $9 to the
downtown area, of course, this is always going up.... Other:
Sam's Town Shuttle
Info/schedule/map/route |
Las Vegas Strip
Trolley now the Vegas.com Arrow
The Vegas.com Arrow is a system of buses
that has replaced the former Las Vegas Strip Trolley.
| Trolley service
appears to be closed for now, company is under ''re-organization"... |
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