Will be in Vegas next weekend.. need info

Staying at the Red Rock. their shuttle only comes every even hour.. flight gets in at 8:15..

I know a cab is $50 or so out there.. are there any other cheaper options.. ie- limo/towncar for the same price??  At least with that, we can drink...

 

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your mind set is right on,,limo not much,,if any more, than a cab ride - lots of stop lights between the airport and red rocks so pack your patience as well - gorgeous hotel tho once you finally get there--enjoy your time

Take the shuttle from the airport to Red Rock.  It is $8-$9 one way.   They leave every 15 minutes, fully loaded or not.  There are two different shuttle companies that do that.  Just go out from baggage and you will see shuttle van signs.

you are right the shuttle is the cheapest way,,but being at red rocks no doubt you will be the last stop on the dusty trail - you must weigh the importance of your time in the van as opposed to the few dollars saved,,under the best of circumstances (cab or limo) its long journey out there,,,after a long plane ride  a shuttle trip that may take a few hours ,,seriously,,maybe too much to handle--good luck with whatever you decide on

Agree with the shuttle...however, if you plan to keep leaving Red Rock for the Strip or downtown, you might want to consider renting a car....If you're gonna just stay at Red Rock for the whole time, then I would take the shuttle....no way that the cab is $50 (without tip)...and the limo would multiply the cab charges.

Don't stay at Red Rock

Rent a car as the Red Rock is 10 minutes away from the nearest casino which is the Suncoast.  You can get the car at the airport and drop it off on the way out of town.

thanks guys

ended up getting limo with bottle of champagne for $60 total.. didn't want to wait for shuttles, etc.. only have 4 days in vegas

Red rock gives me free rooms so that's why I stay there.. I usually stay at Hilton but comps for sports bettors are the

Exactly how does Red Rock calculate their comps for sports bettors?

Dunno.. all I know is I've been there twice over a 2 year span (once a year, lsat visit was Aug 09)- Risked around $2K each time in sports  probably another $500-$800 total on table games and I'm rewarded with a free 3 nights stay each month from June-December + buffet comps, weight room passes, etc..

I was going to Hilton 2-3 times a year, risking $4-$5K total on sports (risked $3500 total in sports bets in March for NCAA Tourney) and $1000 or so each time on table games and the best they give me is a $139 for 3 nights stay with buffet tix..