Related: \u00a0Ten Free Things to Do in Las Vegas<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Free Shuttle:<\/strong> \u00a0Some hotels, especially non-Strip hotels, offer a free shuttle.\u00a0 The only thing less expensive than \u2018cheap\u2019 is free.\u00a0 Many travelers are not aware that their hotel offers a shuttle, so it is best to conact your hotel prior to departure or upon arrive to see if you can take advantage of this service.\u00a0 As far as I know, the following offer free shuttle service from the airport to their hotel:<\/p>\n Shuttle Bus:<\/strong>\u00a0 There are plenty of shuttle buses that provide service from the Las Vegas Airport to the Strip, downtown, and other hotels.\u00a0 This is a low cost option, usually ranging from $8 to $10 per person.\u00a0 Shuttles offer a slight discount for purchasing a return trip.\u00a0 This is definitely the cheapest option for solo travelers and couples.\u00a0 However, if you are a party of 3 or more, taking a shuttle will actually cost you more than a taxi.<\/p>\n Depending on where you are staying, taking a taxi is not much more expensive (usually $18 to 25).\u00a0 Unless you are really strapped for cash, I recommend a cab over a shuttle for 2 or more guests.\u00a0 It\u2019s a lot more convenient and quick to hop into a taxi and go directly to your hotel.\u00a0 Shuttles have multiple stops, do not leave as regularly, and are generally much slower.<\/p>\n Taxi:<\/strong>\u00a0 Most travelers who arrive at McCarran Airport taxi to their hotel on the strip or elsewhere.\u00a0 Taxi costs vary due to traffic and other factors but typically fall within this price range.<\/p>\n For parties of 2 staying on the Las Vegas Strip, taking a paid shuttle bus is slightly cheaper but not recommended.\u00a0 A cab is not much more expensive but offers quicker service directly to your hotel.\u00a0 It is worth the extra few dollars.<\/p>\n For larger parties of 3 or more, a taxi will almost always be cheaper than a shuttle. \u00a0Parties up to 5 guests (and sometimes 6) can fit into a single cab, bringing the cost down even further. \u00a0For example, my last trip to Vegas was with 3 others. \u00a0The 4 of us paid $13 for the cab ride to our hotel (Tropicana) and gave the driver a $3 tip. \u00a0The $16 fare worked out to just $4 per person. \u00a0For larger parties, the taxi stand attendant at the airport can help you arrange for a minivan taxi that will accommodate your party and have enough room for your luggage as well.<\/p>\n Limousines:<\/strong>\u00a0 Although this is an article on taking the cheapest mode of transportation from the Las Vegas airport to your hotel, limousines deserve a mention.\u00a0 They are actually not too expensive compared to other cities.\u00a0 \u2026. Need to find out what limos cost.<\/p>\n Renting A Car In Las Vegas:<\/strong>\u00a0 Renting a car in Las Vegas can be quite inexpensive if done correctly.\u00a0 A car rental can cost as little as $15 per day.\u00a0 If you are not drinking, this can be a cheap method to get to and from the airport, as well as take you where ever you are going in Vegas.\u00a0 One of the advantages of Las Vegas is that most of the hotels offer free parking (self-serve and valet), making this option quite affordable.\u00a0 I generally do not recommend renting a car unless you plan to visit locations off the Strip and you do not plan on drinking.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Taking a taxi is the cheapest way to get from the Las Vegas airport to the Strip for parties of 3 or more.<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The cheapest way to get from the Las Vegas airport to the Strip depends on the number of travelers. 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