Bus Tickets to Las Vegas (NV), US

Bus stations in Las Vegas

Two primary bus stations exist in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Greyhound Station is the largest option. It's on South Main Street, just north of East Bridger Avenue. You'll find yourself within a few blocks of several hotels and casinos as well as restaurants and rental car agencies. 

Alternatively, you can choose a route that ends at the South Strip Transfer Terminal. Located on Gilespie Street, this terminal serves as a park-and-ride facility as well as a bus stop.

Las Vegas city guide

Ready to see all that Las Vegas has to offer?

Gambling opportunities, fantastic shows, and fancy restaurants all await you in Las Vegas. If you decide to visit Sin City for a few nights on the town, consider taking the bus instead of dipping into your savings on airfare. You won't have to stand in long security lines or deal with lengthy boarding processes. Instead, take the scenic route and get ready to party in Las Vegas.

Things to do in Las Vegas

Because Las Vegas is extremely walkable, you can get to just about any entertainment, dining, or shopping attraction on foot.

Hotels and Casinos

Stick to the downtown area and the strip to find the most exciting options. Hotels and resorts such as The Mirage, the Bellagio, and the MGM Grand have in-house casinos as well as restaurants, live entertainment, and gorgeous rooms.

Museum

You might know that the gambling traditions in Las Vegas trace back through years of mob activity. Visit the Mob Museum to learn about the mobsters who set up shop in Sin City and laundered their cash through various local businesses. You might also enjoy the Neon Museum, which displays signage from Las Vegas.

Roller coasters

Check out Planet Hollywood to view celebrity memorabilia or visit the Adventuredome to experience rides and roller coasters. When you get hungry, get a table at some of the best restaurants in Las Vegas, such as Raku, Andrea's, Top of the World, and Hugo's Cellar.