LAS is the practical airport. Book domestic flights about 5-7 weeks ahead.
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Resort fees can add $35-50/night, so compare the full nightly cost.
Book Sphere, Cirque, clubs, and pool parties earlier than casual attractions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Avoid major holidays, New Year's Eve, and large convention weeks (CES in January, NAB in April). Tuesday–Thursday flights from most US cities are often $80–$150 round trip. Book 4–6 weeks out for domestic routes — Las Vegas is one of the most competitive air markets in the US.
For most visitors, flying is easier. Harry Reid International (LAS) is 5 miles from the Strip and a 15-minute rideshare ($12–$18). Driving from Southern California (LA is 4.5 hours) can save money for groups. The I-15 gets congested on Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons.
Yes — resort fees ($30–$50/night) are mandatory at most Strip hotels and not included in listed rates. Book 3–6 weeks ahead for weekday trips; 6–8 weeks for weekends. Off-Strip hotels like Palms, Rio, and Elara cost 40–60% less with fewer resort fees.
Book ahead: Cirque du Soleil shows (sell out weeks ahead), Blue Man Group, and any major headliner residency. The High Roller observation wheel and Mob Museum can be walk-ups. Popular clubs require guest list reservations, especially on weekends.
Budget $150–$250/day excluding accommodation: $30–$60 for buffets or casual dining, $10–$30 for drinks, $50–$100 for one show or experience, and $20–$50 for transportation. Gambling is optional — many visitors enjoy Vegas without playing. Resort fees add $30–$50/night on top of hotel rates.
The Strip is generally safe with heavy tourist foot traffic and visible security. Stay in well-lit areas at night and avoid the area immediately east of the Strip (Fremont East Downtown is fine). Keep valuables secure and set a gambling budget before you arrive.