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Getting around Las Vegas is fairly easy. The Strip and downtown are very pedestrian friendly, and close to the airport. Most visitors take a hotel shuttle from the airport and then either take taxis or walk the rest of their stay. Air Travel—McCarran International Airport is located 5 miles south of downtown Las Vegas, making trips to the Strip and downtown easy and relatively cheap.
McCarran International
Airport Public Transportation—There are a few options visitors can choose from to get around Las Vegas: Citizens Area Transit—This is the public bus system. There are 9 routes running 24 hours per day, approximately every 7-10 minutes. Exact change is required…(702) 228-7433. Monorails—There are 3 routes that run along the strip from 8am to midnight…(702) 699-8290. Trolleys—These air conditioned, enclosed trolleys run every 15 minutes from the Mandalay Bay Hotel to the Stratosphere Hotel…(702) 382-1404. |
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