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Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Las Vegas
LAX → LAS • About 1h 10m nonstop • 4 airlines
Adults
+12 years old
Children
2-11 years old
Infants
Under 2 years
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Flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Las Vegas (LAS)
The Los Angeles to Las Vegas route covers roughly 236 miles and takes about 1h 10m nonstop. 4 airlines compete on it — Spirit Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines — which keeps fares moving and makes it worth comparing carriers rather than defaulting to the one you usually fly. We have seen one-way fares on this route start around $58.
Las Vegas is one of the few destinations where the airport sits five minutes from the main attraction. The Strip delivers the casinos, the residencies and the buffets, and Fremont Street downtown delivers a cheaper, older, louder version of the same idea.
What surprises first-time visitors is what surrounds it: Red Rock Canyon is 20 minutes west, Hoover Dam is 40 minutes east, and the Grand Canyon is a legitimate day trip.
Airlines flying LAX to LAS
- Spirit Airlines
- Southwest Airlines
- Delta Air Lines
- American Airlines
Airports on this route
- Departing: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
- Departing: Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR)
- Departing: Long Beach Airport (LGB)
- Departing: John Wayne Airport, Orange County (SNA)
- Arriving: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
Los Angeles is served by 4 airports. Fares between them can differ by $50 to $150 on the same dates, so ask us to price all of them before you book.
Best time to fly to Las Vegas
March through May and September through November, when daytime highs sit in the 70s and 80s rather than well over 100.
Top things to do in Las Vegas
- The Las Vegas Strip
- Fremont Street Experience
- Bellagio Fountains and Conservatory
- Red Rock Canyon
- Hoover Dam
- The Sphere
- High Roller Observation Wheel
How to save on Los Angeles to Las Vegas flights
- Shift your departure by one or two days — midweek departures on this route are consistently cheaper than Friday and Sunday.
- Book four to eight weeks ahead. Last-minute fares on LAX to LAS routinely run double the advance price.
- Compare all 4 carriers rather than checking one airline's own site.
- Midweek arrivals are dramatically cheaper than Friday arrivals — often half the airfare and a third of the room rate.
- Check for resort fees before you book a hotel; they are charged at check-in and are not in the advertised rate.
- Convention weeks spike both airfare and hotel rates — ask your agent to check the calendar before you commit to dates.
About flights from Los Angeles to Las Vegas
Fares on the LAX to LAS route move with demand, so flexibility is worth more than timing tricks. Shifting your departure by a day or two, flying midweek instead of Friday or Sunday, and booking four to eight weeks ahead all reduce the fare on this route. Los Angeles is served by 4 airports, so ask us to price all of them — the difference is often significant. Our agents also hold consolidator and unpublished fares that do not appear in online results.
Spirit Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines all operate on this route. Spirit Airlines typically offers the most frequencies, with Southwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines providing competing schedules. Availability varies by season and by which Los Angeles airport you depart from, so it is worth comparing all carriers before booking.
A nonstop flight takes about 1h 10m. Itineraries with a connection typically add two to four hours depending on the layover city and the length of the stop.
The two cities are roughly 236 miles apart by air.
Departures leave from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR), Long Beach Airport (LGB), John Wayne Airport, Orange County (SNA). Arrivals land at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).
March through May and September through November, when daytime highs sit in the 70s and 80s rather than well over 100.