Las Vegas Strip Car Service
Chauffeur Service Las Vegas provides pre-booked car service along the Las Vegas Strip, covering resort pickups, Harry Reid International Airport transfers, convention and arena runs, from $160 point-to-point with 24/7 dispatch.
Resort-door pickups, airport transfers and event nights on Las Vegas Blvd, planned around each property's entrance.
Las Vegas Strip — Quick Facts
- Executive Sedan from $130/hr
- Executive SUV from $160/hr
- Mercedes S-Class from $230/hr
- Sprinter Van from $260/hr
- LAS sedan flat rate: $160
- LAS SUV flat rate: $200
- LAS to the Strip: 6 miles, 15 min off-peak, 25-40 min in rush traffic
- Strip to Allegiant Stadium: 3 miles via Las Vegas Blvd, I-15 and Hacienda Ave
- Strip to the Las Vegas Convention Center: about 3 miles
- Pickup door confirmed for each resort on the day
- 24/7 dispatch. No surge pricing.
- Call: (725) 425-7412
- Updated: September 2026
Las Vegas Strip airport transfers
| Airport | Distance | Drive time | Sedan | SUV | Luxury Sedan | Sprinter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LAS — Harry Reid Intl | 6 mi | 15 min | $160 | $200 | $400 | $710 |
Las Vegas Strip pricing
| Vehicle | Hourly | P2P Min | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Executive Sedan Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar | from $130/hr | from $160 | 3 pax, 3 bags | airport transfers, solo executive travel, daily point-to-point |
Executive SUV Cadillac Escalade or similar | from $160/hr | from $200 | 6 pax, 6 bags | groups, families with luggage, event arrivals |
Mercedes S-Class Mercedes-Benz S-Class | from $230/hr | from $400 | 3 pax, 2 bags | VIP arrivals, executive roadshows, special occasions |
Sprinter Van Mercedes-Benz Sprinter | from $260/hr | from $710 | 12 pax, 12 bags | group transportation, wedding parties, corporate shuttles |
Mercedes S-Class and Sprinter Van rates are starting rates; the booking form confirms the final price.
Car service built around the resort corridor
The Las Vegas Strip is the stretch of Las Vegas Blvd lined with resort casinos, in unincorporated Paradise just north of Harry Reid International Airport. Most visitors spend their whole trip here, and most of their ground transportation starts or ends at a resort driveway: the airport arrival, a dinner off-property, a show, a game, a convention day and the ride back to the airport.
Chauffeur Service Las Vegas books those trips in advance at published rates. The chauffeur meets you at the resort entrance agreed for your pickup, handles the bags and uses the fastest route on the day, which is often I-15, Paradise Rd or the roads behind the resorts rather than the Boulevard itself. For the airport leg, see las vegas airport transportation to hotel.
How resort pickups work
Every resort handles private cars differently. Some have a main porte-cochere on Las Vegas Blvd, others route limousines and private cars to a separate entrance, and the rideshare zone is often somewhere else again. Dispatch confirms the right door for your property, and your chauffeur's name and contact are sent before pickup so you can adjust if you are coming from a different tower or exit.
Be at the agreed door at the booked time: resort driveways do not allow long waits. If you are running behind, message the chauffeur. For evenings with several stops, an hourly chauffeur booking keeps the same car waiting between venues, so there is no queue at the taxi stand after each one.
Arenas, shows and conventions
The Strip corridor holds the city's biggest venues. Allegiant Stadium, at 3333 Al Davis Way, is about 3 miles from the Strip via Las Vegas Blvd, I-15 and Hacienda Ave: roughly 8 minutes off-peak and 15-25 minutes in event traffic. T-Mobile Arena and Sphere sit just off the Boulevard, and pickup points for both are agreed before the event rather than negotiated at the curb when the crowd leaves. See Allegiant Stadium transportation and concert transportation.
For conventions, the Las Vegas Convention Center is about 3 miles from the Strip on Paradise Rd: 10 minutes off-peak and 20-30 minutes when the halls let out. Venetian Expo connects directly to The Venetian and Palazzo towers, and Mandalay Bay Convention Center sits at the south end of the corridor. Our las vegas convention transportation page covers show-week planning.
Traffic, closures and timing
Weekday rush hours are 6:30-8:30 AM and 4:00-6:30 PM, but the Strip has its own rhythm: the Boulevard slows when shows start and end, and resort driveways back up at checkout time. Large events change routing entirely. During the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix in November, Las Vegas Blvd, Sands Ave and Koval Ln close to through traffic for several days, and CES and other big conventions can trigger partial closures that add 30-60+ minutes to Strip-adjacent transfers.
On those days, dispatch confirms the route and each hotel's access point on the morning of service and builds the extra time into your pickup. Our guide to las vegas strip transportation explains how to plan around the busiest windows.
Choosing a vehicle on the Strip
Point-to-point service starts at $160 in an Executive Sedan (3 passengers, 3 bags), $200 in an Executive SUV (6 passengers, 6 bags), $400 in a Mercedes S-Class (3 passengers, 2 bags) and $710 in a Sprinter Van (12 passengers, 12 bags). Couples and solo travellers usually take the sedan; families and friends with luggage take the SUV; celebrations and VIP arrivals often choose the S-Class; and bachelor, bachelorette and wedding groups book the Sprinter so everyone rides together.
Prices are set at booking and do not surge. For multi-stop nights, see nightlife transportation and bachelor party transportation. Every vehicle is listed on the fleet page.
Las Vegas Strip local knowledge
- Resort pickups are confirmed door by door: the limo and private-car entrance at many properties is separate from the main valet line.
- Allegiant Stadium (3333 Al Davis Way) is about 3 miles from the Strip via Las Vegas Blvd, I-15 and Hacienda Ave: 8 min off-peak, 15-25 min in event traffic.
- During the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Las Vegas Blvd, Sands Ave and Koval Ln close to through traffic; every Strip-adjacent transfer is rerouted and the hotel access point confirmed on the day.
Las Vegas Strip fleet
Other locations served
- Henderson (Henderson, NV) — Nevada's second-largest city, immediately southeast of the Strip. Master-planned residential communities, resort-casino corporate offices, and the region's primary private-aviation field (HND) inside city limits.
- Downtown Las Vegas (City of Las Vegas) — Fremont Street, the government and courthouse district and the Arts District, north of the Strip beside the I-15/US-95/I-515 Spaghetti Bowl: business trips, court and county appointments, and nights out downtown.
- Spring Valley & Enterprise (Unincorporated Clark County (southwest valley)) — The fast-growing southwest valley west and south of the Strip along the I-215 Beltway, including the UnCommons office campus at 215 & Durango: residential pickups, office commutes and airport runs.
FAQ — Las Vegas Strip
How much is a car from Harry Reid International Airport to a Strip hotel?
Where will my chauffeur pick me up at my Strip resort?
Can the car wait while we go to dinner and a show?
How long does it take to get from the Strip to Allegiant Stadium?
What happens to my pickup during F1 race week?
Last updated: September 2026