Flights to Las Vegas (LAS) from 1,098MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before securing your airplane tickets to Las Vegas Nevada, make sure you have all necessary travel requirements. For domestic travelers, a government-issued ID is required, while international visitors will need a valid passport. Check with Volaris for any updated travel requirements before you fly to Las Vegas.

Check-In

Volaris makes check-in for your airline flights to Las Vegas quick and easy. Use the Volaris app or website to check in online up to 72 hours before your departure. If you prefer to check in at the airport, it’s advised to arrive early to avoid long lines.

Baggage

When traveling to Las Vegas, Volaris allows one carry-on item and one personal item as part of your fare. For detailed information on what you can bring, please visit our baggage policy page. See you on board!

McCarran International Airport (LAS)

Your air flights to Vegas will land at McCarran International Airport (LAS), just a short drive from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. This large and well-equipped airport offers numerous services, including car rentals, luxury lounges, and plenty of dining options.

Getting Out of the Airport

Once you arrive in Las Vegas, transportation options abound. Taxis, rideshare services, and shuttles are available right outside the terminal, offering quick access to the Strip and downtown.

Accommodation in Las Vegas

Las Vegas offers a wide range of accommodations to suit all tastes and budgets. Here are some top options:

• The Strip: For the quintessential Vegas experience, staying on the Strip is a must. Here, you’ll find iconic hotels like the Bellagio, The Venetian, and MGM Grand, where you can immerse yourself in luxury, entertainment, and dining.
• Downtown Las Vegas: If you prefer a more low-key vibe, Downtown Las Vegas offers a mix of historic hotels, trendy boutique accommodations, and access to the famous Fremont Street Experience.
• Off-Strip: Looking for something quieter? Opt for hotels off the Strip, where you can still enjoy great amenities while avoiding the hustle and bustle. These hotels often offer more budget-friendly options while being just a short distance from the action.

Places to Visit in Las Vegas

Here are three must-see attractions when you book your plane tickets to Las Vegas:

• The Bellagio Fountains: One of the most iconic landmarks in Vegas, the Bellagio Fountains put on a spectacular water show that is synchronized to music and lights. It’s a must-see free attraction right on the Strip.
• The High Roller Observation Wheel: Soar high above the Las Vegas skyline on the High Roller, the world’s largest observation wheel. It’s perfect for taking in the views of the city and surrounding desert during the day or at night.
• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: Just a short drive from the city, Red Rock Canyon offers a striking contrast to Vegas’ glitz. You can explore scenic hiking trails, marvel at stunning rock formations, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the desert.

Gastronomy in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is a culinary playground, offering a wide variety of dishes that reflect the city’s status as a global dining destination. Here are a few signature dishes you can’t miss:

• Beef Wellington at Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen: This iconic dish features tender filet mignon wrapped in puff pastry, accompanied by mushroom duxelles and red wine demi-glace. It’s a must-try for any visitor to Hell’s Kitchen inside Caesars Palace.
• Famous Caviar Tacos at Tacos El Gordo: This local taco chain is beloved for its authentic Mexican street food. One standout dish is their adobada (spicy pork) tacos, cooked to perfection on a rotating spit and topped with cilantro, onions, and creamy avocado sauce.
• Lobster Risotto at Joel Robuchon: Known for his French cuisine, Joel Robuchon at MGM Grand offers dishes like the luxurious Lobster Risotto, featuring perfectly cooked lobster paired with a rich, creamy saffron risotto.