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Vegas Loop at SAHARA Las Vegas

SAHARA Las Vegas has its own Vegas Loop station — direct, all-electric rides to the Las Vegas Convention Center and Strip resorts, without touching Las Vegas Boulevard traffic.

Station Location

Where to Board at SAHARA Las Vegas

The Vegas Loop station at SAHARA Las Vegas is at the Paradise Road entrance, next to the digital marquee, on the back/east side of the resort. Look for the curb on your left at the lit SAHARA marquee, just before the palm-tree circle. SAHARA Las Vegas is a surface-street access station.

Hours of Service

The Vegas Loop station at SAHARA Las Vegas currently operates 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily. Hours are set by The Boring Company and may extend or change based on convention and event schedules.

Check today’s Vegas Loop hours

Accessibility

Dedicated ADA vehicles are available to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices. Let a station attendant know you need an accessible vehicle when you arrive.

Free Parking

Self-parking and valet are free at SAHARA Las Vegas. Guests can leave a vehicle on property and ride the Loop for the day. Both garages have entrances from Las Vegas Boulevard and Paradise Road.

Destinations

Where the Vegas Loop Goes from SAHARA Las Vegas

The Vegas Loop network has 11 stations. From the SAHARA Las Vegas station, guests can reach the following destinations:

Las Vegas Convention Center

Five Vegas Loop stations serve the LVCC campus, covering the West Hall, Central Hall, South Hall, Riviera Station, and Central Plaza. Rides between stations on the LVCC campus are complimentary, courtesy of the LVCC.

Strip Resort Stations

Vegas Loop resort stations are in service at Resorts World Las Vegas, Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, and Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

Harry Reid International Airport

Airport service is in beta testing with limited availability. Airport single rides are listed at $14 per person. Check the official ticket page for real-time availability before booking.

Rides are point-to-point: guests board at the SAHARA Las Vegas station and travel directly to their chosen destination with no stops along the way. Depending on demand, guests may be matched with other passengers heading to the same destination. The Vegas Loop uses all-electric Tesla vehicles operated by a driver — the vehicles are not self-driving.

Vegas Loop route map showing the SAHARA Las Vegas station and its connections to the Las Vegas Convention Center campus, Resorts World Las Vegas, Westgate Las Vegas, Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, Fontainebleau Las Vegas, and Harry Reid International Airport.
Vegas Loop route map. Routes and station availability are managed by The Boring Company and may change.

Tickets

Vegas Loop Fares from SAHARA Las Vegas

Trip Fare
Single ride $7 per person
Airport single ride (beta, limited availability) $14 per person
Between stations on the Las Vegas Convention Center campus Complimentary, courtesy of the LVCC

Tickets can be purchased in advance online or at any active station by scanning the on-site QR code. Buying in advance is recommended — it speeds up boarding, particularly on convention days.

How It Works

How to Ride the Vegas Loop from SAHARA

  1. Buy a ticket. Purchase online in advance, or scan the QR code at the SAHARA Las Vegas station.
  2. Go to the Paradise Road entrance. The station is next to the digital marquee on the back/east side of the resort.
  3. Scan your digital ticket when you arrive at the station.
  4. Board and ride direct. A Tesla takes you point-to-point to your destination — typically a few minutes, with no stops along the way.

Returning from the airport

Purchase your ticket, then use the Activate Ticket button on the QR code page once you have landed or collected your luggage.

Terminal 1: Follow Baggage Claim signs to ZERO Level. The escalator and elevator are directly across from Starbucks in the baggage claim area. Go down and exit through the glass doors to the pickup area.
Terminal 3: Follow Ground Transportation signs. Vegas Loop pickup is in the general Ground Transportation pickup area outside the doors.

Good to Know

Vegas Loop FAQs

Does SAHARA Las Vegas have a Vegas Loop station?

Yes. SAHARA Las Vegas has a Vegas Loop station. It is a surface-street access station located at the Paradise Road entrance, next to the digital marquee, on the back/east side of the resort.

What is the Vegas Loop?

The Vegas Loop is an all-electric transportation system operated by The Boring Company that moves passengers between participating Las Vegas destinations in Tesla vehicles. The network currently has 11 stations.

What are the Vegas Loop hours at SAHARA Las Vegas?

The Vegas Loop station at SAHARA Las Vegas currently operates 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily. Hours are set by The Boring Company and may extend or change based on convention and event schedules.

Where is the Vegas Loop pick-up and drop-off at SAHARA Las Vegas?

Vegas Loop pick-up and drop-off at SAHARA Las Vegas is inside the Paradise Road entrance on the back/east side of the resort. Look for the curb on your left at the lit SAHARA marquee, just before the palm-tree circle.

How much does the Vegas Loop cost from SAHARA Las Vegas?

Single rides are listed at $7 per person, and airport single rides are listed at $14 per person. Rides between stations on the Las Vegas Convention Center campus are complimentary, courtesy of the LVCC.

Can I take the Vegas Loop from SAHARA Las Vegas to the Las Vegas Convention Center?

Yes. The Vegas Loop connects SAHARA Las Vegas to five stations on the Las Vegas Convention Center campus, serving the West Hall, Central Hall, South Hall, Riviera Station, and Central Plaza.

Can I take the Vegas Loop to Harry Reid International Airport?

Airport rides are in beta testing with limited availability. Airport single rides are listed at $14 per person. Check the official Vegas Loop ticket page for real-time availability before booking.

Do I need to buy a Vegas Loop ticket in advance?

No, but it is recommended. Tickets can be purchased at any active station by scanning the on-site QR code. Buying in advance online speeds up the boarding process.

Do Vegas Loop rides make multiple stops?

No. Vegas Loop rides are point-to-point. Guests board at their selected station and travel directly to their destination. Depending on demand, guests may be matched with other passengers heading to the same destination.

Are Vegas Loop vehicles self-driving?

No. The Vegas Loop uses Tesla vehicles operated by a driver. The vehicles are not fully autonomous.

Is the Vegas Loop ADA accessible?

Yes. Dedicated vehicles are available to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices. Let a station attendant know if you require an accessible vehicle.

Can I bring luggage on the Vegas Loop?

Yes. Luggage is welcome, provided bags fit in the vehicle's trunk, front trunk, or at your feet without blocking doors, aisles, or other passengers.

Can I ride the Vegas Loop with an infant or young child?

Yes, but guests riding with young children must provide their own car seat. Review Nevada state law on child safety seats in rideshare vehicles before you ride.

Are pets allowed on the Vegas Loop?

Yes. Pets must be restrained by a leash, harness, or handheld carrier for the duration of the trip and must not be left unattended in the vehicle or at the station. Pets should sit on the floor where possible. Owners are responsible for any damage or specialized cleaning.

Can I bring food or drinks in the Vegas Loop vehicle?

Guests are asked not to consume food or open beverages during the ride. Beverages in spill-proof containers, such as water bottles or lidded coffee cups, are permitted.

Service Information

  • The Vegas Loop is owned and operated by The Boring Company. SAHARA Las Vegas is not responsible for route changes, service interruptions, ticketing policies, pricing, or service availability managed by the Vegas Loop.
  • Routes, station access, airport availability, pricing, and operating hours may vary by day, destination, and convention schedule. Check today’s hours.
  • Fares listed on this page reflect published Vegas Loop pricing at the time of writing. Confirm current pricing on the official ticket page before you ride.
  • Airport service is in beta testing with limited availability and may not be running when you travel.