McCarran International Airport (LAS) (US)
Get current taxi and ride-sharing fare estimates from and to McCarran International Airport (LAS), based on official regulated taxi fare information (when available) and aggregated recent ride-sharing trip data. Some airport routes may use officially regulated flat fares, while others are calculated using standard metered tariffs.
All prices shown are estimates, intended for trip planning and comparison. Actual fares may vary depending on traffic, waiting time, time of day, applicable surcharges, tolls, and local regulations.
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Key takeaways
- Taxi fare for a typical taxi airport trip at McCarran International Airport (LAS) is $32.12 – $44.61 (~7.0 miles, ~18 min).
- Regulated flat fare from McCarran International Airport (LAS): LAS ↔ Strip Flat Fare (Zone 1) — $21.00.
- Regulated flat fare from McCarran International Airport (LAS): LAS ↔ Strip Flat Fare (Zone 2) — $25.00.
- Typical ride-sharing fare to/from McCarran International Airport (LAS) is $29 (~7.0 miles, ~18 min).
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Average Taxi Fare in LAS
- LAS ↔ Strip Flat Fare (Zone 1) $21.00
- Route: LAS_STRIP_ZONE_1 — No surcharges applied
- LAS ↔ Strip Flat Fare (Zone 2) $25.00
- Route: LAS_STRIP_ZONE_2 — No surcharges applied
- LAS ↔ Strip Flat Fare (Zone 3) $29.00
- Route: LAS_STRIP_ZONE_3 — No surcharges applied
What this estimate represents
- Typical airport trip distance: ~7.0 miles
- Typical travel time: ~18 minutes
- Normal traffic conditions (no extreme congestion or special events)
Example taxi fare breakdown (illustrative)
- Base fare $5.25
- Distance $20.72
- Time $9.72
Las Vegas taxi estimates use Nevada’s regulated meter structure (flag drop + distance + waiting time). For direct trips between LAS and the Las Vegas Strip, official flat-fare zones apply ($21/$25/$29 depending on the Strip zone). Trips that don’t qualify for the zone program are metered; LAS-origin metered trips add an airport pickup fee.
- Taxi service at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is regulated by the Nevada Taxicab Authority - LAS ↔ Strip direct trips use official flat-fare zones: Zone 1 $21, Zone 2 $25, Zone 3 $29 - If a trip does not qualify for a flat-fare zone, it is metered; LAS-origin metered trips add an airport pickup fee
Ride-Sharing at McCarran International Airport (LAS)
Ride-sharing prices for trips to/from McCarran International Airport (LAS) are demand-based and can change depending on traffic, pickup conditions, rider demand, weather, and time of day.
- Off-peak (×1.00) ~$29 – ~$31
- Peak (×1.15 – ×1.35) ~$34 – ~$42
Example ride-sharing fare breakdown (illustrative)
- Base fee: $2.85
- Distance: 7.0 miles × $2.62/miles = $18.34
- Time: 18 minutes × $0.45/minute = $8.10
- Estimated total: $29.29
Ride-sharing uses dynamic pricing. Airport pickups can be especially volatile during flight banks, bad weather, or high-demand periods, and local fees/tolls may apply.
Taxi vs Ride-Sharing in LAS
| Trip type | Taxi (estimate) | Ride-sharing (estimate) |
|---|---|---|
| Typical city trip | $32.12 – $44.61 | ~$29 |
| Peak hours | Moderately higher | Often significantly higher |
| Airport trips | Often regulated | Demand-dependent |
| Price predictability | Higher | Lower |
In practice: Taxis are often more predictable during busy periods, while ride-sharing can be cheaper off-peak but more volatile during rush hours.
Popular airport routes
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LAS → Rhodes Ranch, Spring Valley, NV, USA$35
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Stewart Place, Las Vegas, NV, USA → LAS$29
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The Lakes, Las Vegas, NV 89117, USA → LAS$37
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LAS → Summerlin South, NV, USA$47
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Summerlin, Las Vegas → LAS$38
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LAS → 3736 Budenny Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89122, USA$34
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LAS → Angel Park Ranch, Las Vegas, NV 89145, USA$52
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LAS → E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV, USA$33
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LAS → Summerlin, Las Vegas$46
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District North - DTLV Venue and Event Space → LAS$33
How fares are estimated in LAS
Fare estimates for LAS are calculated using a consistent estimation framework designed to provide realistic and comparable results across cities.
Methodology overview
- Official taxi fare components (base fare, distance-based, time-based charges) when available
- Typical urban trip distances and travel times
- Aggregated city-level trip characteristics
- Results displayed as ranges to reflect real-world variability
Factors that can affect the final fare
- Traffic congestion and waiting time
- Time of day and weekday vs weekend travel
- Route choice and road conditions
- Applicable local surcharges and tolls
Data sources & verification
Taxi fare sources (official)
- Valley taxi fares set to increase (meter + zone flat fares)
- LAS Airport Taxis (regulated by Nevada Taxicab Authority)
- Las Vegas taxi: base fare, airport pickup fee, and zone examples
We review official taxi tariff pages at least quarterly and also when agencies publish updates.
Ride-sharing data sources
- Aggregated recent route samples from ride-sharing platforms
- Observed pricing behavior under normal demand conditions
- Public pricing information and fare calculators
Public pricing reference:
Uber — LAS
Ride-sharing estimates are based on observed recent trips and reflect typical pricing under normal demand. Actual fares may vary due to real-time demand, traffic conditions, driver availability, weather, or special events.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official LAS taxi fare?
No. This page provides estimated fares based on official pricing rules and typical trip conditions. The final meter fare may differ.
Why are taxi fares shown as a range?
Taxi fares depend on traffic, waiting time, and applicable surcharges. Showing a range provides a more realistic expectation of what a trip may cost.
Why do ride-sharing prices vary so much?
Ride-sharing uses demand-based pricing, which can change fares quickly during busy periods, bad weather, transit disruptions, or special events.
Editorial responsibility & transparency
Who maintains this page, how estimates are reviewed, and what the limitations are.
Alexander oversees the fare estimation methodology, validation rules, and editorial accuracy across city and airport pages.
Editorial responsibilities
- Defining and maintaining the estimation methodology
- Verifying official taxi tariff sources where available
- Reviewing ride-sharing sample quality and update cadence
- Disclosing assumptions and limitations clearly
About these estimates
Fare estimates help travelers understand typical transportation costs. We show ranges because real-world prices vary.
- Not a guaranteed final price: actual fares vary with traffic, demand, surcharges, tolls, and time of day
- Taxi estimates appear only when tariff data is reliable (regulated components, published rules)
- Ride-sharing is demand-based and can spike during peak hours and special events
This page is generated using Taxifare’s standardized estimation framework and reviewed for consistency with official sources, observed ride-sharing samples, and current editorial standards.