
| One Ride Ticket | $5 |
| Two Ride Ticket | $9 |
| 6-Ride Party Pack SPECIAL |
$20 |
| One Day Pass SPECIAL |
$15 $9 |
| Three Day Pass | $40 |
| Children 5 and Under | Free |



The Las Vegas Monorail is a state-of-the-art, automated, driverless rail system that runs above the streets along the east-side of the Las Vegas Strip. It opened in 2004 and has become a popular way for commuters, tourists, and convention-goers to quickly travel the Strip in air-conditioned comfort and without traffic worries.
Where it runs:
Along a 4-mile route from the Sahara Hotel to the MGM Grand. There are seven stations: MGM Grand, Bally's/Paris Las Vegas, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah's/Imperial Palace, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas Hilton and Sahara.
When it was built:
The original one-mile monorail between the MGM Grand and Bally's was built in 1993. The expansion was completed in 2004.
Who runs it:
The Las Vegas Monorail Company owns the monorail system. Bombardier Transportation, Inc. is contracted to operate and maintain the Monorail system.
How much it costs to ride:
For your convenience there are several ticketing options to meet your needs. You can see a full list of ticket types on our Ticket Info page. Discounts are offered for bulk ticket orders.
Where to purchase tickets:
Online in advance; at automated, touch-screen ticket vending machines (TVMs) or customer service booths at the monorail stations; at TVMs at various locations within the station resort properties; at the Las Vegas Hilton and the Sahara Hotel ticket box offices.
Why it's so unique:
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Who to contact for more information:
contact@lvmonorail.com
