Las Vegas Strip
Visitor Services
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Fees There are no fees to drive the byway, there might be a few parking fees depending on where you park. |
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Bicycle/Pedestrian Facilities Sidewalks line the strip and provide plenty of room for walking. Cyclists are welcome, but they must observe traffic laws like automobiles. |
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Food All the hotels and casinos along the byway have restaurants in them. Several types of eating establishments also dot the Las Vegas Strip. |
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Gasoline A gas station stands at one end of the byway on Sahara Ave. and there are several on I-15 before the byway so it is suggested that you fill up before entering the Strip. |
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Information The Las Vegas Information Center is located at 3150 Paradise Rd. |
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Lodging Several hotels of varying prices dot the byway so finding a place to stay should not be hard. Though, it is suggested that you make reservations is advance. |
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Phone All of the hotels and casinos along the byway have phones available. |
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Restrooms All of the hotels, casinos, restaurants, and spas along the byway have restroom facilities available. |
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Retail Many of the hotels and casinos have places to shop within their complexes but the best places to shop are on Fremont Street and within the 18 block Arts District. |
NOTE: The America's Byways® website is federally funded and cannot promote commercial businesses. This data may not be complete or up to date. The National Scenic Byways Program is not responsible for the quality of your travel experience. See the right column on the Byway Overview page for local contact information.
Special Considerations
This is a pedestrian-rich environment, so be on the alert when driving. Consider driving the Byway once each direction. This way, you will be able to view all the sites that line both sides of the street and catch some that you may have missed.
Seasons
- Best Time to Drive
Night or day matters more than which season. Las Vegas is warm year-round.
- High Season
The Strip is usually always fairly crowded and congested. Night time is usually busier than day, and holidays are especially busy.
Road Conditions
- To find up to date information about the road conditions along Las Vegas Strip, please visit the FHWA listing of web sites for more information.
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