There is no charge to ride the smaller monorails that travel between casinos (shown in red on the map).Nailing down who owns each casino in Las Vegas becomes a more challenging and confusing exercise by the day. One of the stops is the Las Vegas Convention Center, so if you are attending a convention this is the way to travel. There is a charge to ride this monorail and you can purchase passes at ticket vending machines located inside each monorail station. The Las Vegas Monorail has a four mile route between MGM Grand and Sahara (closed) with five stops in between.

Hard Rock to Fashion Show Mall to Polo Towers - hourly.

Harrah's (in the back) to Sam's Town - every 1-1/2 hours.

Harrah's (in the back) to the Rio Casino - every half hour.Take these whenever possible to save your feet.Īll the major casino Resorts offer free shuttle service to and from McCarran Airport and some offer free shuttle rides to a casino's sister properties. The picture above is the moving walkway leading to Caesars Palace. There are several moving walkways, usually located inside and between casinos. at major intersections or overhead walkways (yellow on the map).

Jaywalking is not allowed, you can only cross Las Vegas Blvd.Taxies will not stop and pick you up on the 'Strip', you must be at a casino entrance or a designated taxi pickup spot to get a cab ride.Call the Las Vegas NV office of tourism 70 or visit the official state web site for additional travel information.Īlmost anything goes in Las Vegas, but they do have some strict rules regarding pedestrian safety. Fortunately Las Vegas has a great monorail system that takes you the full length of the 'Strip' or between major casinos. The ' Las Vegas Strip' is approximately four miles long which is a difficult walk especially in the Nevada heat. Las Vegas 'Strip' Visitor Walking Map This Las Vegas casino walking map shows the best path between casinos plus mono rail locations and schedule.

Map of las vegas casinos on strip