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NAB Show airport, Strip hotel, and Las Vegas Convention Center transfers with 24/7 availability
Chauffeur Service Las Vegas provides chauffeur service for NAB Show transportation in Las Vegas from $160 point-to-point, with professional chauffeurs, 24/7 availability, and flight tracking. Book airport, Strip hotel, and Las Vegas Convention Center transfers for the April event.
Updated July 2026
The NAB Show brings the broadcast, media and entertainment technology industry to the Las Vegas Convention Center every April, with 55,000+ professional visitors and 1,100+ exhibiting companies. It is a working show: camera crews, production companies and engineering teams arrive with equipment cases, not just carry-ons, and many move between the convention floor and Strip hotels several times a day.
NAB Show transportation in Las Vegas therefore has a different shape from a typical conference. Chauffeur Service Las Vegas books airport arrivals, daily LVCC runs and group transfers in advance, with luggage capacity planned per vehicle. Production companies and vendors moving a team usually set this up through corporate transportation las vegas, which puts every rider on one itinerary with 24/7 dispatch behind it.
The daily core of NAB week is the run between Strip hotels and LVCC. It is about 3 miles, 10 minutes off-peak and 20-30 minutes when the halls empty, with approaches via Paradise Rd, Desert Inn Rd and Convention Center Dr. Evening movement is heavier than at many shows because product launches, client dinners and after-parties are spread across Strip properties.
Point-to-point bookings work well for a fixed morning drop and evening return. When a producer or executive has a day of meetings across several venues, an hourly booking keeps one chauffeur with the vehicle, so equipment and bags can stay in the car between stops. Our guide to las vegas convention transportation planning explains how to plan a show week around both options.
Most NAB attendees arrive through Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), 6 miles from the Strip, 15 minutes off-peak and 25-40 minutes in rush traffic. Check your terminal before you land: Terminal 1 serves Southwest, American, Delta and Allegiant, and Terminal 3 serves United, Frontier, Alaska, JetBlue, Hawaiian and all international carriers. The terminals have separate baggage-claim and curbside pickup areas.
Your chauffeur meets you curbside on the Arrivals level at the assigned terminal door, with flight tracking adjusting pickup to your actual landing time. International visitors arriving at Terminal 3 are met inside baggage claim after customs, with 60 minutes of complimentary wait. If you are travelling with gear, list the number and size of cases on the booking so dispatch can send a vehicle with the right hold. More detail is on the LAS airport page.
Luggage decides the vehicle at NAB more often than headcount. The Executive Sedan seats 3 with 3 bags and works for an attendee with a suitcase and a laptop bag. The Executive SUV seats 6 with 6 bags and is the practical choice for a small crew with camera or lighting cases. The Mercedes S-Class seats 3 with 2 bags and is reserved for executives and guests where presentation counts more than cargo.
The Sprinter Van carries 12 passengers and 12 bags, which makes it the default for production companies moving a full team with equipment between the airport, hotel and LVCC. One vehicle keeps the crew and the kit together through a congested pickup. Compare every class on the fleet page and the rate card.
Book NAB Show transportation 2-3 weeks ahead. April is a busy convention month in Las Vegas, and SUVs and Sprinter Vans are the first vehicles to commit because production teams need the cargo space.
Send the full itinerary when you book: arrival flights for every traveller, the hotel, known daily LVCC runs, any evening events and departure flights. Dispatch can then assign vehicles by capacity and keep the same chauffeur on repeat runs where possible. Cancellations made 2+ hours before pickup are free, so it is sensible to hold evening transfers you expect to use. Reserve through the booking page.
At LVCC, the pickup point has to name the building and the door. Dispatch confirms the hall before the chauffeur approaches via Paradise Rd, Desert Inn Rd or Convention Center Dr, and it agrees a pickup door that suits loading when a group has equipment. Staging for loading is easier at a side entrance than at a crowded main curb, and your chauffeur will contact you before arrival to confirm the spot.
On the hotel side, driveways back up at the start and end of show days, so we confirm the correct porte-cochere for each Strip property on the day. Weekday traffic tightens in the 6:30-8:30 AM and 4:00-6:30 PM windows, and the I-15/US-95/I-515 Spaghetti Bowl is the valley's main chokepoint for anyone staying north or west of the Strip. Routes are checked before each departure rather than set once for the week.
Last updated: July 2026
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