Ditch the Rollercoaster, Ride the Monorail: How Much Does This Vegas Breeze Cost?
Las Vegas: a city of bright lights, questionable decisions, and questionable footwear choices (looking at you, platform flip-flop guy). But hey, that's part of the charm, right? You're there to gamble, see a show that might be magic or might be someone juggling flaming chainsaws (it's Vegas, baby, anything goes!), and of course, navigate the glorious sprawl of the Strip.
That's where the Las Vegas Monorail swoops in, all sleek and futuristic, promising to whisk you away from sweaty crowds and questionable street performers (respect the hustle, but maybe not right next to you). But before you hop aboard this metallic centipede, a crucial question burns brighter than a free slot machine light show: how much is this magical floating journey gonna set you back?
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Buckle Up, Buttercup: A Breakdown of Monorail Madness (Prices)
The Las Vegas Monorail operates on a choose-your-own-adventure pricing scheme. Here's the ride breakdown:
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- Single ride: For the spontaneous scrooge (hey, those buffets add up!), a single ride will cost you a cool $5.50.
- Multi-day passes: Planning on hitting every casino and show Vegas has to offer? Grab a multi-day pass! Prices range from $13.45 for a 24-hour pass all the way up to $37 for a 5-day pass.
- Local love discount: Shoutout to our Nevada peeps! Show your Nevada ID and snag a $1 single ride ticket (limited to two per day) or a 20-ride pass for a tenner.
Important side note: These are the prices at the time of writing, folks. Vegas, like a good magician, can sometimes pull a price change out of its hat. So, it never hurts to check the Las Vegas Monorail website (
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So, is the Monorail Worth the Ride?
That, my friend, depends on your Vegas vibes. Here's a quick cheat sheet:
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- Good choice for: Conquering the Strip in comfort (especially during those scorching summer months), escaping the crowds, and arriving at your next gambling conquest with dramatic flair (think James Bond emerging from a sleek bullet train, Vegas style).
- Maybe not for: High rollers on a budget (those buffets are calling!), adventurers who enjoy the walkable chaos of the Strip, or anyone with a crippling fear of heights (it's not that high, but hey, phobias are phobias).
Monorail Must-Knows (Avoid Those Tourist Blunders!)
- Tickets, please! You can snag your pass at any of the Monorail stations. Don't be that guy holding up the line while you fumble for your phone (unless you're going for the "confused tourist" charm, then by all means, fumble away).
- Know your limits: Those multi-day passes are tempting, but be realistic. If you're just planning on hitting a few casinos clustered together, a single ride ticket might be your best bet.
- Download the app: The Las Vegas Monorail app (
https://www.lvmonorail.com/mobile-ticketing/
Frequently Asked Monorail Questions (Because We Know You Have Them!)
How to get to the Monorail Station? Most major hotels on the Strip have a Monorail station nearby. Just follow the signs (and if all else fails, ask a friendly concierge).
How often do the Monorails come? Trains arrive at each station every 4-8 minutes. You won't be left stranded for long (unless you manage to get stuck in a conversation about Elvis impersonators, a distinct Vegas possibility).
How long does the entire Monorail loop take? The whole trip takes about 15 minutes, which is basically the amount of time it takes to decide what questionable souvenir to bring home (light-up dice? A singing Elvis bust? The possibilities are endless!).
How much luggage can I bring? The Monorail is pretty generous. You can bring a carry-on sized suitcase and a personal item. Just be courteous to your fellow passengers and don't try to bring your entire
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