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CES transfers between Strip hotels and LVCC with professional chauffeurs available 24/7.
Chauffeur Service Las Vegas provides Chauffeur Service for CES Las Vegas transportation in Vegas from $160 point-to-point, with professional chauffeurs, 24/7 availability, and flight tracking between the Las Vegas Convention Center and Strip hotels during January.
Updated July 2026
CES is the week Las Vegas ground transportation is measured against. The show runs every January across the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) and meeting space inside the Strip resorts, and it draws 140,000+ attendees and 4,000+ exhibitors. CES 2027 is set for January 6-9. For a traveler, that means three things at once: the airport is busy, the roads between LVCC and the Strip are congested, and hotel driveways run queues at the start and end of each show day.
Chauffeur Service Las Vegas handles CES Las Vegas transportation as a scheduled operation rather than an on-demand one. Airport arrivals, daily hotel-to-hall runs, dinner transfers and departure-day pickups are booked in advance with a named vehicle and a fixed point-to-point or hourly rate. Companies moving several executives or a booth team usually set this up under corporate transportation las vegas, so every rider is on one itinerary and one invoice.
Most CES days follow the same pattern: an early run from a Strip hotel to LVCC before the halls open, a mid-day hop between LVCC and Venetian Expo or a Strip meeting suite, and an evening return that often turns into a dinner or client event. The Strip-to-LVCC leg is only about 3 miles, but it takes 10 minutes off-peak and 20-30 minutes when the show lets out, and CES week is rarely off-peak.
Two approaches work better than one fixed schedule. For a single executive with back-to-back meetings, an hourly booking keeps the same chauffeur and vehicle on standby at each stop, so there is no queue between appointments. For teams that only need a morning and an evening run, separate point-to-point bookings cost less. Our las vegas convention transportation planning guide walks through how to split a show week between the two.
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) handles the heaviest passenger flow of the year in the days before CES opens. The airport sits 6 miles from the Strip, a 15-minute drive off-peak and 25-40 minutes in rush traffic, and CES arrival days rarely stay off-peak.
Terminal choice matters more than usual. Terminal 1 serves Southwest, American, Delta and Allegiant, while Terminal 3 serves United, Frontier, Alaska, JetBlue, Hawaiian and every international carrier; the two terminals have separate baggage-claim and curbside pickup areas. Put your airline and flight number on the booking so dispatch sends the chauffeur to the right terminal door on the Arrivals level. Flight tracking adjusts the pickup to your real landing time, and international arrivals at Terminal 3 are met inside baggage claim after customs with 60 minutes of complimentary wait. See las vegas airport transportation for the full terminal breakdown.
Match the vehicle to the group and the bags, not the job title. The Executive Sedan seats 3 passengers with 3 bags and suits a single attendee or a pair of colleagues travelling light. The Executive SUV seats 6 with 6 bags and is the usual choice for a small sales team or anyone carrying sample cases or display material. The Mercedes S-Class seats 3 with 2 bags and is booked for keynote speakers, board members and client hosting where the cabin itself matters.
For booth crews and larger delegations, the Sprinter Van carries 12 passengers and 12 bags in one vehicle with one chauffeur, which keeps a team together through a congested pickup instead of splitting it across several cars. Rates for every class are on the rate card, and the fleet page lists seating and luggage in detail.
Book CES transportation 3-4 weeks ahead. That lead time is not a sales line: CES is the highest citywide ground-transport week of the year, and vehicles, particularly SUVs and Sprinter Vans, are committed early by exhibitors and corporate travel teams.
When you book, send the full week at once rather than day by day: arrival flight, hotel, the daily hall runs you already know about, and your departure flight. It is simpler to adjust a confirmed itinerary than to find a vehicle on the Tuesday of show week. Cancellations made 2+ hours before pickup are free, so reserving the evening transfers you think you will need carries little risk. Use the booking page to enter your itinerary.
LVCC is not one building, so the pickup point has to be specific. Dispatch confirms whether you need West Hall or another LVCC building before the chauffeur approaches by Paradise Rd, Desert Inn Rd or Convention Center Dr, and heavy CES congestion concentrates on Paradise Rd and the I-15/Desert Inn interchange. If your meetings are at Venetian Expo, remember it connects directly to The Venetian and Palazzo towers; guests staying there can walk to the exhibit floor and only need a car for LVCC or off-site dinners.
Hotel driveways run long queues at the start and end of each show day. We confirm the exact door or porte-cochere for each property on the service day, and your chauffeur's name and contact are sent before pickup so you can meet at a quieter door when the main entrance is gridlocked. Large conventions can also trigger partial closures of Las Vegas Blvd, which is why routes are rechecked each morning.
Last updated: July 2026
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