LVCC Vegas Loop Map: All Five Stations and How to Ride

Open Five campus stations, running on convention days. Rides between LVCC stations are free.

From the World Congress of Flight to West Hall

The Las Vegas Convention Center opened on April 12, 1959, on the site of the old Las Vegas Park Speedway, with the World Congress of Flight. It had a 90,000-square-foot exhibit hall and a silver-domed rotunda that seated 6,300. Six decades later, the campus covers 200 acres, and its newest hall stands where the Riviera stood. The Riviera ran on the Strip from 1955 to 2015 and was imploded in June 2016. West Hall opened on the old Riviera and Landmark sites on June 8, 2021: 1.4 million square feet, opened with World of Concrete.

That much space made getting around the campus a problem. The Boring Company’s answer was the LVCC Loop, which opened in April 2021 for the Mecum motorcycle auction: Tesla cars in tunnels under the campus, carrying riders between halls. The Boring Company says it cut a 45-minute cross-campus walk to about 2 minutes.

LVCC Loop stations, one by one

Station names and positions come from LVCVA’s own maps (2026). Hall entrance details come from show organizers’ transportation pages.

LVCC Riviera Station: West Hall, north end

Above ground at the northwest corner of West Hall, on Elvis Presley Blvd at the north end of the Diamond Lot. Show guides call it the Riviera Lot. On LVCVA’s map, the Resorts World and Westgate connector lines both start here. It has been in use since the Resorts World connector opened in 2022; The Boring Company dates its addition to the LVCC Loop to 2024. It’s the closest LVCC stop to Fontainebleau, about a 4-minute walk (our estimate).

LVCC West Station: West Hall, south end

Above ground at the southwest corner of West Hall, on Convention Center Drive at the south end of the Diamond Lot. The campus tunnel runs east from here, under the halls, to Central and South. It’s the Strip side of the campus: Peppermill, Tacos El Gordo and Fontainebleau are all under 10 minutes away on foot (our estimates).

LVCC Central Plaza Station: Silver Lot, for Encore

A surface station on the east edge of the Silver Lot, facing Central Hall’s west entrance. This is where the Encore connector arrives; the Encore tunnel opened Apr 7, 2025. SEMA’s guide says it’s a short walk across the Silver Lot to Central Underground for the rest of the campus. LVCVA’s map doesn’t show a campus tunnel from Central Plaza, so plan on that walk.

LVCC Central Underground Station: North and Central Halls

The only below-ground LVCC station, at the Grand Plaza by Central Hall’s main entrance. You reach it by escalator or elevator. Use it for North Hall and Central Hall. The Boring Company lists it as “LVCC Central”.

LVCC South Station: South Hall

Above ground at the southeast end of South Hall. Show guides place it by the S2 Lobby. It’s the far end of the campus line.

Also near: the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel on Paradise Rd. The Boring Company lists a “Renaissance Hotel” station as opening soon, but hasn’t published its site, and it isn’t one of the three stations reported to open with the Paradise tunnels. Its nearest open stop is LVCC Central Plaza, about 7 minutes on foot (our estimate). Zio’s Italian Steakhouse replaced ENVY The Steakhouse there in Oct 2024.

How to ride the Loop around the LVCC

1. Walk to the nearest station and join the line. Rides between the five campus stations are free.
2. For West Hall to South Hall, ride from LVCC West to LVCC South. The tunnel runs under the campus via Central, so you don’t need to walk the halls.
3. On foot, the Paradise Bridge links West Hall and North Hall (LVCVA map), and the Monorail’s LVCC stop says you can reach West Hall by the bridge or the Loop.

Hours change by show. Check the hours on vegasloop.com on the day you ride. As of Oct 31, 2026, the vegasloop.com hours calendar lists:

From the LVCC to the resorts: fares

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

• Resorts World: the station is inside the resort, down an escalator by the Convention Center Drive entrance near Wally’s. It’s linked by tunnel to the Riviera station, and The Boring Company says rides take 2–5 minutes. Resorts World station guide.
• Westgate: at the hotel’s porte-cochère. The Boring Company says the tunnel ends less than 100 feet from the front door. Westgate station guide.
• Encore: pickup is next to Encore’s main porte-cochère, and Wynn says the ride to the LVCC takes under 2 minutes. Encore station guide.
• Fontainebleau and Sahara: both are bookable from the LVCC on vegasloop.com. See the Fontainebleau and Sahara guides.

Getting to the LVCC from the airport

• Vegas Loop: $12 one way between Airport T1/T3 and the LVCC ($24 round trip; vegasloop.com, checked Oct 30, 2026). Riders are dropped at the Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 departures curbs and picked up on Level Zero. Airport rides are offered day by day; the hours calendar shows no airport rides on Nov 3, Nov 6 or Nov 8. See our airport guide.
• RTC Route 108 (Paradise): leaves from Terminal 1, Level Zero, and runs up Paradise Road past the convention center. From Terminal 3, take the airport’s free shuttle to T1 first.
• No Monorail to the airport. The Monorail’s LVCC stop is the Boingo Station, beside the Silver Lot on Paradise Road.

Tips for families and first-time visitors

• Check the show calendar first. If no convention is on, the LVCC stations are closed, and so is Encore, which follows the campus schedule. Ride from Resorts World or Westgate instead.
• Pick the station by hall, not by name: Riviera or West for West Hall, Central Underground for North and Central, South for South Hall, and Central Plaza only for Encore.
• Kids 5 and under ride the Monorail free, and every Monorail station has elevators.
• During SEMA, hoverboards, Segways, skateboards, skates and scooters aren’t allowed at the LVCC or Westgate.
• Parking fills up during big shows. The Diamond Lot sits next to West Hall and the Silver Lot faces Central Hall.

Eat and explore near the LVCC Loop

Within about 15 minutes on foot of a campus station. Each walk time is from the closest station.

Eat & drink

• Zio's Italian Steakhouse (Renaissance): Italian steakhouse at the Renaissance; it replaced ENVY The Steakhouse in Oct 2024. on site from the Renaissance
• Café Cutò (Fontainebleau): Espresso bar with pastries and handhelds inside Fontainebleau. approx. 4 min on foot from LVCC Riviera
• Promenade Food Hall (Fontainebleau): Counters including Capon's Burgers, Miami Slice, Roadside Taco, El Bagel and Nona's Lobster Shack. approx. 4 min on foot from LVCC Riviera
• Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge Free Gem: Neon-lit Strip coffee shop and fireside lounge at 2985 S Las Vegas Blvd. approx. 6 min on foot from LVCC West
• Tacos El Gordo (Las Vegas Blvd): Taqueria at 3041 S Las Vegas Blvd; open Sun–Thu 10am–2am, Fri–Sat 10am–4am. approx. 7 min on foot from LVCC West
• EDGE Steakhouse (Westgate): Prime steaks, Wagyu and seafood; Tue–Sun 5–9:30pm, closed Mon. approx. 9 min on foot from LVCC Central
• Sid's Cafe (Westgate): Casual café for coffee, sandwiches, burgers and pastries. approx. 9 min on foot from LVCC Central
• Famous Foods Street Eats (Resorts World): Hawker-style food hall inside Resorts World with many Asian street-food counters. approx. 10 min on foot from LVCC West
• Wally's Wine & Spirits (Resorts World): Restaurant, wine bar and gourmet market in one, inside Resorts World. approx. 10 min on foot from LVCC West
• Uno Más Street Tacos + Spirits (SAHARA): Street tacos, fresh tortillas and margaritas inside SAHARA. approx. 15 min on foot from LVCC Riviera

See & do

• Elvis statue & International Theater (Westgate): Bronze Elvis statue (1978) and the showroom where he played his 1969–1976 residency. approx. 9 min on foot from LVCC Central
• LVCC Central Hall: Check the LVCVA calendar for shows; SEMA fills the campus Nov 3–6, 2026. approx. 9 min on foot from the Renaissance
• Lake of Dreams show (Wynn): Free multimedia show on Wynn's 3-acre lake, every half hour from dusk to 11:30pm; public views from Bar Parasol and Overlook Lounge. approx. 15 min on foot from LVCC West

Family-friendly & fun

• Circus Circus Midway circus acts: Free circus acts on the Circus Circus Midway, with set show times on the official page. approx. 11 min on foot from LVCC Riviera
• The Adventuredome (Circus Circus): Indoor amusement park at Circus Circus with rides and games for all ages. approx. 11 min on foot from LVCC Riviera

Getting around & parking

• Free Loop rides across the LVCC campus Free Gem: Rides between the five LVCC stations are free; trips off campus need a ticket. at the station
• LVCC visitor parking (Silver and Diamond lots): Official LVCVA campus map (July 2026) shows the Diamond Lot on the west side of West Hall and the Silver Lot west of Central Hall off Paradise Rd; lots may sell out during shows. on campus
• Las Vegas Monorail: Boingo Station at LVCC: Monorail stop on the LVCC campus, beside the Silver Lot on Paradise Rd. on campus
• Las Vegas Monorail: Westgate Station: Monorail stop at Westgate; system runs 7am to midnight Mon, later Tue–Sun; elevators at all stations; kids 5 and under ride free. approx. 9 min on foot from LVCC Central

Walk times are our own estimates from a map, not measured routes; big resorts can add five minutes or more inside. Hours and prices were checked on official pages around Oct 29–31, 2026 and can change, so confirm before you go. Places tagged Insider Offer in the app have a deal you can see in the app.

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