The Las Vegas Strip is a visitor area served by RTC’s Deuce bus and the Las Vegas Monorail. These services connect Strip stops with places including Bellagio, SAHARA Las Vegas and Fremont Street Experience, giving you useful options for planning a visit. Plans for Sphere Las Vegas tickets, shows and getting there can also fit into a Strip itinerary.
- RTC’s Deuce operates 24/7 and serves Strip and downtown stops.
- The Las Vegas Monorail has seven stations, from MGM Grand to SAHARA Las Vegas.
- The Monorail does not go to downtown Las Vegas; transfer to the Deuce at SAHARA Las Vegas for Fremont Street Experience.
How do you get around the Las Vegas Strip?
The Deuce and the Monorail provide two different ways to travel between stops along the Strip. RTC’s Deuce runs 24/7 and serves stops including The STRAT, SAHARA Las Vegas, Fashion Show Mall, Caesars Palace, Bellagio and Mandalay Bay, as well as the Welcome to Las Vegas sign and South Strip Transit Terminal.
For route planning, RTC provides an interactive map for locating stops, routes and arrival times. A getting around Las Vegas guide can help you compare transit, taxis and the Monorail.
Which Monorail stations serve the Strip?
The Las Vegas Monorail connects seven stations, with MGM Grand at one end and SAHARA Las Vegas at the other. Its stations are MGM Grand, Horseshoe/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah’s/The LINQ, Boingo at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Westgate and SAHARA Las Vegas.
Northbound trains start at MGM Grand and stop at each of the other stations in that order. Southbound trains start at SAHARA Las Vegas and travel back through the same stations to MGM Grand. Trains arrive approximately every 4–8 minutes, depending on the number operating and anticipated ridership.
How can you reach Fremont Street Experience?
The Monorail does not go to downtown Las Vegas, but you can transfer to the 24/7 Deuce at the SAHARA Las Vegas stop for Fremont Street Experience. The Deuce also serves the Bonneville Transit Center, linking the Strip route with a downtown transit hub.
Fremont Street Experience is a distinct downtown stop to include if your plans extend beyond the Strip. The Fremont Street Experience guide covers when to go and how to get there.
Before you go
Transit schedules and service can change. Check the official site before you go: use RTC’s schedules and maps for Deuce routes, stops and arrival times, and the Las Vegas Monorail’s official site for its current hours and service information.
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FAQs
What street is the Las Vegas Strip on?
The transit facts here identify stops and services along the Strip, but do not establish a single street name for the whole area.
Does the Las Vegas Monorail go to Fremont Street?
No. The Monorail does not go to downtown Las Vegas. Its operator describes transferring to the Deuce at SAHARA Las Vegas to reach Fremont Street Experience.
Does the Deuce run all night?
Yes. RTC’s Deuce on The Strip operates 24/7.