In the middle of the Nevada desert, Las Vegas is known for its thriving escapism, top-notch casinos, and numerous entertainment alternatives. Flights to Las Vegas are readily accessible from major metropolises all over the world, making it a well-liked choice for excursionists looking for an exciting break. The main entry point for visitors to the megacity is McCarran International Airport (LAS), which is only a few minutes down from the well-known Las Vegas Strip.
Trending Las Vegas fares
One-way starting prices on popular routes into Las Vegas. Search above for live availability.
Las VegasMidweek dealLAX → LASLos Angeles – Las Vegas- Flight time
- 1h 15m nonstop
- Airlines
- Southwest, Spirit
$45
Las VegasShoulder seasonPHX → LASPhoenix – Las Vegas- Flight time
- 1h 10m nonstop
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- Southwest, Frontier
$38- Las VegasFall travelDEN → LASDenver – Las Vegas
- Flight time
- 2h nonstop
- Airlines
- United, Southwest
$49 - Las VegasBook earlySEA → LASSeattle – Las Vegas
- Flight time
- 2h 30m nonstop
- Airlines
- Alaska, Delta
$79 - Las VegasTue/Wed dealDFW → LASDallas – Las Vegas
- Flight time
- 2h 45m nonstop
- Airlines
- Spirit, American
$59 - Las VegasSpring travelORD → LASChicago – Las Vegas
- Flight time
- 3h 45m nonstop
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- United, Frontier
$89
Top routes to Las Vegas
Las Vegas (Harry Reid International, LAS) is one of the easiest cities to reach on a budget. These corridors typically offer the lowest starting fares.
Seattle to Las Vegas
LAX → LAS Los Angeles to Las Vegas
The busiest Vegas route — ultra-short hop with heavy Southwest and Spirit competition.
PHX → LAS Phoenix to Las Vegas
Southwest runs frequent nonstops. One of the cheapest ways to reach the Strip.
DEN → LAS Denver to Las Vegas
Popular ski-season and leisure route served by United, Southwest, and Frontier.
DFW → LAS Dallas to Las Vegas
Spirit and American compete on this route with multiple daily nonstops.
ORD → LAS Chicago to Las Vegas
Cross-country leisure route; midweek departures often undercut weekends.
SEA → LAS Seattle to Las Vegas
Alaska and Delta serve this West Coast route, especially busy in winter.
Harry Reid International (LAS)
Henderson Executive (HND)
LAS Harry Reid International
Formerly McCarran. Just minutes from the Strip with rideshare, taxis, and the DEUCE bus.
Tip Rideshare pickup
Uber and Lyft pickup is at Level 2 of the parking garage — follow signs for rideshare, not taxi.
Alt Henderson Executive (HND)
Small private-jet airport south of Vegas. Occasionally cheaper charter or repositioning flights.
August often has the lowest fares. Avoid New Year's Eve, major conventions (CES in January), and fight-week weekends.
Tuesday and Wednesday flights beat weekend arrivals, when convention and bachelor-party demand spikes.
Spirit, Frontier, and Allegiant serve LAS heavily. Compare bag fees — the base fare isn't always the final price.
Resort fees add $30–$50/night on the Strip. Factor that in when comparing flight savings.
Top things to do in Las Vegas
High Roller Observation Wheel
Strip Las Vegas Strip
Bellagio fountains, Caesars Palace, The Venetian, and world-class casino resorts line this 4.2-mile boulevard.
Downtown Fremont Street Experience
LED canopy light show, live music, and vintage Vegas vibe in old downtown.
Nature Red Rock Canyon
Stunning Mojave Desert scenery 30 minutes west of the Strip. Scenic drive and hiking trails.
Day trip Grand Canyon
Helicopter and bus tours from Vegas to one of the world's natural wonders.
Shows Cirque du Soleil
Multiple resident shows including O, Mystère, and KÀ — book tickets before you fly.
Views High Roller Observation Wheel
550-foot tall wheel with panoramic views of the Strip and surrounding desert.
Frequently asked questions
Can you safely stroll down the Las Vegas Strip after dark?
The Las Vegas Strip is generally secure at night, but it's always a good idea to stay in busy and well-lit places.
Can I go to Las Vegas for a reasonable price?
Many options exist for affordable lodging, dinners, and free activities like the Fremont Street Experience and the Bellagio Fountains. Book your flights on FaresMatch to save more.
How is the climate in Las Vegas?
With hot summers and mild winters, Las Vegas has a desert climate. Spring and fall are the most pleasant seasons to visit.
Are there any outdoor sights near Las Vegas?
Valley of Fire State Park and Red Rock Canyon offer striking desert outlooks and recreational activities.
Are there famed performances or musicals in Las Vegas?
Yes, Las Vegas is well known for top-notch entertainment, with popular performances and musicals along the Strip.
How do I find cheap flights to Las Vegas?
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