Getting around Las Vegas from The STRAT
The STRAT sits at 2000 Las Vegas Blvd S at the north end of the Strip, a short drive from downtown and Harry Reid International Airport. You can reach the Strip, downtown Fremont Street, and nearby attractions by RTC buses (including the Deuce and Route 108), rideshare or taxi; the hotel concierge can also help with shuttles, tours and attraction tickets. (Photo 0)
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Getting to and from Harry Reid International Airport
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is the nearest airport to The STRAT. Drive time depends on traffic; published sources list roughly a 15–20 minute drive in normal conditions.
There is no hotel-published dedicated airport shuttle listed in the dossier. Public transport and rideshare are the usual options for most travelers.
- RTC bus Line 108 connects the area around The STRAT to the airport (one-seat public-bus option).
- Taxis and rideshare apps (Uber/Lyft) operate from the airport; published taxi estimates to The STRAT vary by traffic.
- If you prefer a rental car, Budget has an off-site rental location associated with The STRAT (check with concierge for details).
| Option | Notes |
|---|---|
| RTC bus Line 108 | Public bus that connects The STRAT area with the airport (See RTC for schedules). |
| Taxi / Rideshare | Fastest door-to-door option; fares vary with traffic and time of day. |
| Car rental | Budget operates an off-strip rental location noted as serving The STRAT area. |
Public buses and the Deuce along the Strip
The Deuce is RTC's frequent double-decker bus that runs 24/7 along Las Vegas Boulevard with a stop at The STRAT; it’s a practical option for travel along the Strip and to Fremont Street. Frequency varies by time of day with more frequent daytime service and reduced overnight service.
For direct airport linkage, RTC Line 108 is useful; check RTC schedules for exact travel times and route maps.
- Deuce: runs north–south along the Strip, connects to major hotels and Fremont Street.
- Line 108: links The STRAT area and the airport; journey times are longer than taxi but cost-effective.
- Buy fares and passes through RTC vending machines or the RTC mobile app (verify current fare info before travel).
| Bus | Useful for |
|---|---|
| Deuce | Travel along the Strip and connection to Fremont Street |
| 108 | Direct public-bus connection to Harry Reid International Airport |
Walking and short drives — what’s nearby
The STRAT is at the northern tip of the Las Vegas Strip, positioned between the main Strip corridor and downtown. Nearby walkable and short-drive destinations include Atomic Golf, the Las Vegas Festival Grounds, Sahara Las Vegas, and the Little White Wedding Chapel.
Fremont Street Experience and many downtown sights are a short drive away; some visitors use a quick taxi or rideshare rather than walk, especially in hot weather.
- Atomic Golf — short walk (listed as about 5 minutes).
- Las Vegas Festival Grounds — short walk (about 5 minutes).
- Sahara Las Vegas — about a 10-minute walk.
- Little White Wedding Chapel — around a 15-minute walk.
| Nearby spot | Approx. travel |
|---|---|
| Atomic Golf | About 5 minutes' walk (per hotel materials) |
| Las Vegas Festival Grounds | About 5 minutes' walk |
| Sahara Las Vegas | About 10 minutes' walk |
Taxis, rideshare and on-property help
Taxis and rideshares (Uber, Lyft) are available at The STRAT and are often the fastest way to reach other Strip destinations, downtown Fremont Street or area attractions when you want door-to-door service.
The hotel concierge and front desk can help with arranging taxis, rideshares, private shuttles, tours and attraction tickets. For longer excursions or special requests, speak with the concierge or the STRAT's ticket/tour services.
- Taxis: easy to hail from the hotel; expect fares to vary by distance and traffic.
- Rideshare apps: convenient pickup/dropoff at the hotel—verify pickup points with the concierge.
- Concierge: can assist with tours, attraction tickets, and shuttle options.
| Service | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Taxi | When you want a metered, staffed driver immediately available |
| Rideshare | Often lower-cost or faster estimate via app; surge pricing can apply |
| Concierge-arranged transport | For tours, private shuttles, or group bookings |
Driving and parking at The STRAT
The STRAT has on-site parking. Local Nevada residents with a Nevada license plate and eligible True Rewards members may receive complimentary self-parking; non-residents typically pay for self-parking or valet. Check current policies with the hotel before arrival.
If you rent a car, use the hotel’s parking garage and follow on-property signage for valet or self-park. Keep in mind Las Vegas traffic patterns during major events can lengthen drive times.
- Locals with Nevada plates: complimentary self-parking (per hotel policy).
- Non-residents: self-parking and valet are charged (third-party sources list non-guest self-park and valet fees; confirm current rates with the hotel).
- Ask the front desk or concierge about True Rewards parking benefits if you’re a member.
| Driver tip | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Check parking status at check-in | Policies and fees can change; front desk will confirm current rules |
| Plan for event traffic | Concerts or big events near the Strip can increase drive and parking times |
| Keep ID and card for valet or deposits | Valet and incidentals commonly require matching ID/card at drop-off/pick-up |
Day trips and excursions from The STRAT
Popular day trips from The STRAT include Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon West Rim. These drives vary: Red Rock is roughly 17 miles west, Hoover Dam is about a 45-minute drive, and Grand Canyon West Rim is a longer full-day trip (roughly 2–2.5 hours one way).
The hotel concierge can help book guided tours or provide pickup arrangements for these excursions. If you plan to drive yourself, allow extra time for traffic and park-entry processes at major attractions.
- Red Rock Canyon: roughly 17 miles, often 25–30 minutes by car.
- Hoover Dam and Lake Mead: roughly 30 miles and about 45 minutes' drive under normal conditions.
- Grand Canyon West Rim: about 2–2.5 hours one way — plan for a full day.
| Day trip | Typical drive time (one-way) |
|---|---|
| Red Rock Canyon | About 25–30 minutes (roughly 17 miles) |
| Hoover Dam / Lake Mead | About 45 minutes (roughly 30 miles) |
| Grand Canyon West Rim | About 2–2.5 hours (full-day trip) |
