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From LAS to the Strip: Every Way There, With 2026 Prices

Harry Reid sits four miles south of the Strip. Rideshare, RTC, monorail, shuttle, taxi — the full price-and-time comparison.

The short answer

  • Rideshare (Uber/Lyft): $16–26, 10–15 min — best default
  • Bus (RTC Deuce/109): $2–3, 30–50 min — cheapest
  • Taxi: $20–32 fixed-ish zones — best with luggage queues
  • Shuttle: $8–12 pp — only for groups of one traveler with a schedule that flexes

Rideshare notes

Pickup sits in the dedicated zone; pricing at the airport tends to swing on convention cycles — Thursday afternoons spike. The Strip moves one stop up in cost past Sahara.

Transit notes

Route 109 to the airport connector, then the Deuce along the Strip. Buy round-trip passes if you plan on any walking-distance night out from downtown. The monorail stops short of the airport — it serves the resort corridor only.

What we would not do again

Hotel shuttles mostly vanished post-2020; the ones still running run a fixed loop through off-Strip terminals. For a solo traveler with bags and a schedule, rideshare remains the sane default in 2026.

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