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Whether you’re a high roller or a low-key lounger, Las Vegas has something to suit your vacation taste. Sample fare from top chefs and cornucopian buffets, try your luck at one of the world’s premier casinos, or take in a spectacular show. Just wandering the Strip is enough to get your heart pumping. Once you’ve had enough of the razzle-dazzle, wave hello to the toothy sea life at the Mandalay Bay Shark Reef, hike Red Rock Canyon, or visit the Neon Museum, where old signs take on new life.
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1. Earth Limos & Buses
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 281 reviews
Earth Limos & Buses in Las Vegas is the premier Black Car, limousine, Party Bus, and Shuttle Bus Service in town. We provide unbeatable around-the-clock Chauffeured transportation. We specialize in Airport service and group travel. No matter what your transportation needs are, Earth Limos and Buses will get you there safely and comfortably in the lap of luxury.
2. Las Vegas Beyond
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Las Vegas Beyond is a charter bus and tour company specializing in VIP party buses and personalized packages for any group. With our varied fleet of unique buses, your group (ANY size) can travel in style to your destination. We have the largest selection of Party Buses in Las Vegas, from 20 passenger to 60 passenger, we also have coaches and shuttles. Our knowledgeable staff will help plan your tour or rental the best way we know how, by "bringing the party on the road" with Las Vegas Beyond.
3. National Park Express
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Connecting Travelers from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion, Antelope Canyon and the surrounding communities.
Reviewed By auggie1978
Pasquale gave us an amazing day today. Crack of dawn pick up for a full day from Vegas to Zion and Bryce National Parks and back. Smooth driving and great company and an awesome “assistant photographer” ???? Highly recommend!
4. RTC
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By MSS-RS - Toronto, Canada
The RTC bus pass is the best way - far-superior to the monorail - to get around Las Vegas. They have an app and you can download detailed maps; the busses are new, with routes designed to take tourists and locals everywhere imaginable. For starters, take the bus from the airport to your hotel. Anyone can do it. Collect your luggage and head down to Level 0; step out the door, and walk across the parking lot to the 1st bus stop row. Make a right turn, and walk to the end. There is a ticket machine to purchase your pass, which is valid from the time purchased. Buses 108 and 109 are useful to get to the strip and downtown. Confirm with the driver that you are taking the right bus when you board. One bus - the Deuce - runs from the south end of the strip (Mandalay Bay) to downtown Fremont Street. It has 7 x 24 hours service; is a double decker (enjoy the tour); has ticket-purchase machines at major bus stops (which are most of them, and credit cards are accepted); and, bus stops are clearly marked and have a posted schedule. If you are in a hurry, take the SDX (express bus) along a similar route to the Deuce - these are the articulated busses running along the strip. We often take the hop-on-hop-off busses when visiting cities, but for Las Vegas, the public bus system is more flexible, and covers a lot more ground. We travelled for 45 minutes west along Sahara Street (to the end of the line, near the mountains), and transferred to go back along another route, in order to see what LV looks like outside of the tourist areas. From wherever your hotel is located, there are busses and stops in every direction. Typically, the stops are every 1/3 mile (500 metres), and you can transfer to other busses at every major intersection. Bus stops are popular with tourists and locals, so you will never be alone. We found the drivers helpful, as were the abundant security personnel. Do not waste your money on car rentals, Uber, or shuttles. The monorail is inconvenient (route behind the strip and just a few stops). Take the RTC public busses.
5. Bonneville Transit Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
