Vegas.com - Vegas fun guide & planner

The Vegas.com application offers users a detailed guide to Las Vegas, ensuring an enjoyable experience. Its purpose is to tackle the classic query faced by visitors: “What’s next?” The excitement in Las Vegas transcends current activities; it's also about planning your upcoming adventures.

This app serves as an essential, user-friendly, real-time resource packed with insider information, providing all the details you need in a format that's easy to navigate, so you can maximize your enjoyment during your time in Las Vegas.

If you're not currently in Vegas, the app enables you to effortlessly organize and reserve your forthcoming trip to the city. 

However, its true value is realized once you arrive, as it:

• Provides location-based results so you can discover events happening around you.

• Identifies your position in relation to various destinations. So asking “where’s the bathroom?” becomes “where’s the closest bathroom?”

• Lets you create a wishlist of your preferred Las Vegas experiences.

• Displays information categorized by both objects and themes, allowing you to easily find spas, attractions, or magic shows, alongside options like Off the Beaten Path, All-Night Party, or Hangover Helpers (likely in that sequence).

• Offers search capabilities based on date, interests, staff recommendations, and more.

ABOUT VEGAS.COM:

Vegas.com is the singular online travel agency uniquely positioned to invite you to Las Vegas instead of simply recommending it. Our team is rooted in Vegas—we live, work, and indulge here, acquiring extensive knowledge of this city. As your insiders, we provide valuable insights and behind-the-scenes information about what’s trending and noteworthy. Additionally, we offer the most attractive deals on accommodations, package deals, shows, tours, attractions, dining, and nightlife. In a vibrant city filled with opportunities and hidden gems, having someone to guide you can transform your experience from merely enjoyable to unforgettable. Welcome to Vegas.com, where we present Vegas From the Inside™.

FAQ

How do I confirm a room reservation, cancel a reservation or change a reservation that I booked on your site?

You can handle all these problems by clicking here. If you already have exhausted your online options and still need help, call 1-800-431-2140.

How do I find out what's available in my hotel room?

You can find all about hotels in Las Vegas, including a list of amenities, on our hotel pages

What is the e-mail address for my hotel? What is the phone number?

Most hotel-casinos do not have e-mail addresses for general use. VEGAS.com lists addresses for all the Strip hotels on our hotel page, as well as a phone number for room reservations. You can use one of the major search engines to find websites for the hotels.

How can I find when a (show/event/concert) is occurring? How can I purchase tickets?

We have two calendars that might be useful to you. The first is a simple list of upcoming headliners The second is a searchable calendar that will allow you to select the dates of your visit and see all the acts performing during that time. Between the two, you should have no trouble keeping an eye out for any act that interests you or finding out what's hot in Vegas on a particular date. To purchase show tickets through VEGAS.com, just click on the green "Buy Tickets" button located on the detailed, individual show pages, or you can call the phone number listed on the page.

How do I get around in Las Vegas?

Visit our transportation pages, where you'll find information about shuttles, taxis, CAT buses, and more.

How do I get around on the Strip?

There are a few ways to move around on the Strip: by foot, by bus, by monorail, by shuttle and by taxicab.

Walking is one of the most popular means of traveling the Vegas Strip. back to top

Public buses have routes that travel the Strip. VEGAS.com has information on the CAT bus system and links to their schedules. The Vegas Strip routes are 301 and 302.

There is a monorail between between the Excalibur, the Luxor and Mandalay Bay. The Las Vegas Monorail has stops at the MGM Grand, Bally's / Paris, Flamingo, Harrah's / Imperial Palace, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas Hilton and the Sahara.

Some casinos also offer free shuttle rides. You can find these listed under individual casinos on our hotel page. Just click on the resort-casino you're interested in and scroll down to the Shuttles category to see whether the casino offers the service.

All Strip casinos have a pick-up area for cabs, where patrons wait in line for the next available vehicle. There's no need to call a taxi, but expect longer waits on busier weekends.

How much is a taxi from McCarran International Airport to the Las Vegas Strip?

The cost depends on traffic and your precise destination on the Strip. The range is $8-$20. Some airport shuttles will take you over the same ground for $4 -- see our shuttles page for more information.

For hotels not on the Strip or downtown, you should contact the hotel and find out what form of transportation it recommends. Many will have shuttles or other services for their guests. Check out VEGAS.com's hotel page for phone numbers.