Cheap Airline Tickets to Las Vegas

Las Vegas is one of those places that inspires either love or hate, but not much ambivalence. In addition to being a popular tourist destination, it is also a common place for organizations to hold trade fairs, conferences, and other major gatherings - so it is just as much a business travel destination. No matter why you are going to Las Vegas, the fact that the main airport is so close to the action makes it easy to get in and out.

McCarran International Airport (airport code LAS) is within sight of the famous Strip, but before you even get to baggage claim you will be running a gauntlet of gambling machines that will be happy to take some of that money you were planning to leave in the city anyway. McCarran is a hub for US Airways and Allegiant Air, and Southwest Airlines has its largest base there, but you can get a list of all the airlines which fly in and out of Vegas on this page of the airport's website. Tracking flights, either incoming or outgoing, is easy on this page.

There is more to the McCarran terminal than just slot machines (no, really), and you can check out the airport guide to get your bearings before you arrive. The restaurants and other eateries at Las Vegas' airport are listed on this page, and if you have any money left from your gambling you can spend it in the shops listed here. Getting to and from the airport itself is easy - your ground transportation options are listed here (and a taxi ride will not break the bank, since The Strip is so close), and if you are driving your own car do not for get to book Las Vegas airport parking in advance to save time and money.