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Your Ultimate Guide to the Las Vegas Monorail Route Stations, Schedules, and Smart Travel Tips

Ride along the Monorail Las Vegas route - the quickest way to go through the Strip! Find casualties around major casinos, hotels and sites. Find out fares, timelines and local tricks to ride comfortably. Ideal for both the tourists and the locals!<br><br>For more information-<br>Call us- 702.326.7179 <br>Mail at- info@vegasvisitor.net <br>Visit at- https://www.vegasvisitor.net/free-las-vegas-tram/ <br>

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Your Ultimate Guide to the Las Vegas Monorail Route Stations, Schedules, and Smart Travel Tips

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  1. Your Ultimate Guide to the Las Vegas Monorail Route: Stations, Schedules, and Smart Travel Tips Introduction The Las Vegas Monorail is a 100% electric, elevated rail system running 3.9 miles along the east side of the Las Vegas Strip. Stretching from monorail las vegas route, it serves both tourists and locals with a traffic-free, eco-friendly alternative to taxis or buses •Total distance: 3.9 miles (6.3 km) •Stations: 7 strategically placed stops •Travel time: Approximately 15 minutes end-to-end •Service frequency: Trains arrive every 4–8 minutes

  2. Route Overview & Map Running parallel to the Strip, the monorail routes north–south on the east side, generally elevated one block from casinos. It's accessible through pedestrian bridges or casino passages •Quick PDF/Google Map downloads are available from the official website •See map at the start of this guide. Station-by-Station Details Each station includes key nearby destinations and access tips. SAHARA Las Vegas Station •Location: Northernmost end at Sahara Avenue. •Nearby resorts: SAHARA Las Vegas, Circus Circus, Golden Gate via walkway. •Ideal for accessing upper Strip attractions Westgate Station •Adjacent to: Westgate Las Vegas (formerly the international Hilton). •Attractions: Westgate Super Book, Elvis Presley's Exhibition. •Convenient hotel entry via exterior walkway •3.3 Boingo Station at LV Convention Center •Beside: Convention Center’s Central Hall & South Hall. •Save on convention subsidies and parking. Harrah’s / The LINQ Station •Access to: Harrah’s, The LINQ Promenade, High Roller, Flamingo, Caesars via walkways. Flamingo / Caesars Palace Station

  3. •Centrally located along the Strip; ideal for nightlife, casinos, The LINQ wheel •3.6 Horseshoe / Paris Station •Serves Paris Las Vegas, Horseshoe Casino, Bellagio. •Close proximity to iconic Strip attractions . MGM Grand Station •Southern terminus – connected to MGM Grand Hotel & Casino. •Access to New York-New York, Tropicana area, Grand Garden Arena Purchase Channels: 1.Mobile e-Tickets: Discounted; scan QR code. 2.Vending machines: Accept cash and cards at stations. 3.Customer Service Desks: Located at several stations (SAHARA, Westgate, LINQ, Horseshoe, MGM). Accessibility & Amenities •ADA compliant: Elevators, ramps, wheelchair spaces. •Safety: Staffed by security; monitored by cameras; bomb-sniffing dogs deployed . •Climate-controlled: Clean, enclosed, air-conditioned train cars . Environmental & Operational Highlights •Fully electric monorail using regenerative braking; captures 20% energy during braking. •Saves an estimated 2.1 million vehicle miles per year—equivalent to 9 trips to the moon; reduces emissions by 27+ tons annually.

  4. •Handles nearly 5 million riders annually; during conventions, up to 67,000 passengers daily. Practical Tips for Riders •Strategic boarding: Avoid mid-Strip walks during hot summer months. •Convention travel: Direct access via Boingo Station saves parking time at the LVCC. •Airport access: No direct service; ride to MGM Grand then taxi/Uber (2 mi). •Nightlife convenience: Late-night service ideal for shifting between evening shows (ends ~3 AM Fri/Sat). •West Side access: Many hotels are on the opposite side; easy pedestrian bridge connections across Las Vegas Blvd. Comparisons with Other Las Vegas Transit •RTC buses: “The Deuce” provides 24-hour service up and down the Strip. •Free trams: Short-distance loops on the west side (Mandalay Bay, CityCenter, Mirage-TI). •Vegas Loop (Boring Co.): Underground Tesla shuttles within the Convention Centre and beyond, separate but connectable. History & Future Expansion •Origins: Began as MGM-to-Bally’s shuttle in 1995; extended to full 3.9-mile route in 2004. •Vehicle technology: Uses Bombardier trains derived from Disney World systems. •Naming homage: Officially named after Robert N. Broadbent.

  5. •Future plans: No current monorail extensions; but Vegas Loop expanding with future airport, stadium, UNLV tunnels . Conclusion The Las Vegas Monorail offers a modern, efficient, and green method for navigating the Strip. Blending speed, convenience, and sustainability, it's perfect for convention attendees, nightlife enthusiasts, and tourists alike. With frequent trains, late-night service, and strategic stops, it’s one of the best transit options in Vegas. While other transport modes complement it, the monorail stands out for ease, reliability, and eco-consciousness. For more information- Call us- 702.326.7179 Visit at- https://www.vegasvisitor.net/ Mail at- info@vegasvisitor.net

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