How to Ride the Vegas Loop

What the Vegas Loop is

Open 13 active stops, with more listed as opening soon (The Boring Company, checked Oct 31, 2026).

The Vegas Loop carries riders in Tesla cars through tunnels under the convention center and the north Strip, with curbside stops at the airport. The Boring Company says it has carried more than 4 million passengers, with trips of 2 to 8 minutes. You ride with your group, not on a timetable: book, go to the station, and join the line.

Step 1: Get a ticket

1. On the LVCC campus, rides between the five stations are free (LVCVA).
2. Everywhere else, buy on vegasloop.com/tickets, where the LVCVA says you can see every station and its price. SAHARA says tickets are also sold by QR code at its station.
3. Pick the right pass. The $13.25 Day Pass covers the LVCC, Resorts World, Westgate and Encore. It doesn’t cover Fontainebleau, Sahara or the airport.

Fares

Fares come from the vegasloop.com ticket checkout, quoted Oct 30–31, 2026. They can change, so confirm the price when you book.

Step 2: Check the hours

• Resorts World, Westgate, Fontainebleau and Sahara ran 7am–9pm on most days in the Vegas Loop hours calendar (checked Oct 31, 2026). SAHARA lists 7am–9pm daily, plus convention hours.
• LVCC stations and Encore run on convention days only, with hours set by the show. See the dated table in our LVCC guide.
• Airport rides are offered day by day. The calendar shows none on Nov 3, Nov 6 or Nov 8, 2026.
• F1 race week (Nov 18–22, 2026): check Encore station on vegasloop.com closer to race week.

Always check the hours calendar on vegasloop.com on the day you ride.

Step 3: Find your station

Turnberry Towers is a residential lobby pickup; we couldn’t confirm it’s meant for non-residents, so most visitors should use Sahara.

Accessibility, kids and bags

• Wheelchairs: Vegas Loop’s ADA page says manual wheelchair and scooter users can ride in the cars using transfer boards, with the device carried in the same car. For power chairs, it offers an accessible van on surface streets instead, and station staff help pick the option.
• Kids: the Vegas Loop FAQ says everyone over age 2 needs a ticket, and car seats aren’t provided, so bring and install your own.
• Bags: luggage is welcome if it fits in the trunk, front trunk or at your feet without blocking doors (Vegas Loop FAQ).
• Pets are allowed if leashed or in a carrier, and only closed drinks such as water bottles or lidded cups are allowed on board (Vegas Loop FAQ).
• LVCC Central Underground is reached by escalator or elevator, and Fontainebleau’s Level V1 station by the South Lobby escalators or elevators.
• If you need step-free transit, the Las Vegas Monorail says all its stations have elevators, and kids 5 and under ride the Monorail free.
• During SEMA, hoverboards, Segways, skateboards, skates and scooters aren’t allowed at the LVCC or Westgate.

Coming next

The new Paradise Road tunnels are set to add Virgin, 4744 Paradise and the Hughes Center station near Sphere; there’s no official opening date. Downtown and stadium stations are approved but not built. See every station and neighborhood.

← Back to the Loop map Or open the stations guide in our app.

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