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Cheap Flights to Las Vegas
United States • LAS • 15 routes covered
Adults
+12 years old
Children
2-11 years old
Infants
Under 2 years
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Flights to Las Vegas (LAS)
Las Vegas is unlike any other city in America. The Strip stretches 4.2 miles through the desert, lined with mega-resorts that recreate Paris, Venice, ancient Rome, and the New York skyline at full scale. Beyond the casinos, the city has quietly become one of the best dining destinations in the country, with celebrity chefs operating flagship restaurants in nearly every major hotel.
The classic Vegas experience runs along the Strip, from the Bellagio fountains to the high-energy clubs at Resorts World and the Sphere with its mind-bending exterior screen. Downtown Las Vegas, centered on Fremont Street, offers a scrappier, more retro vibe with vintage casinos, the Fremont Street Experience canopy, and a thriving cocktail scene in the East Fremont district.
Most travelers underestimate how much there is to do outside the city. Red Rock Canyon is 30 minutes from the Strip and offers world-class hiking, rock climbing, and a 13-mile scenic drive. Hoover Dam and Lake Mead are 45 minutes away. Valley of Fire State Park, with its Mars-like sandstone formations, is an easy day trip. The Grand Canyon West Rim is reachable in about two hours.
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) sits just 5 minutes from the south end of the Strip, making it one of the most convenient major airports in the country. Hundreds of nonstop flights connect Vegas to virtually every US city. Spring and fall offer ideal temperatures; summer regularly exceeds 110 degrees while winter nights can be surprisingly cold.
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Airports serving Las Vegas
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
Travel tips for Las Vegas
- 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.
Popular routes from Las Vegas
About flights to Las Vegas
Fares into LAS move with the season and with how far ahead you book. Flying midweek instead of Friday or Sunday, shifting your dates by a day or two, and booking four to eight weeks out all reduce the price. Our agents also hold consolidator and unpublished fares that do not appear in online results.
March through May and September through November, when daytime highs sit in the 70s and 80s rather than well over 100.
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).
The lowest one-way fare we have recorded recently is $56 from Phoenix. Prices vary considerably by origin city, season and how far ahead you book — run a search above for live pricing on your dates, or call us for a free quote.
We cover 15 routes into LAS, including Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Portland. If your departure city is not listed, call us — our agents can price any origin.
The Las Vegas Strip, Fremont Street Experience, Bellagio Fountains and Conservatory, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam are among the highlights, along with The Sphere and High Roller Observation Wheel.