Las Vegas Strip Map

tries to save you money and time by providing information on the location of stores, restaurants, hotels and more on the Las Vegas Strip. For instance, Walgreen's and CVS charge the same prices in their Strip stores as they do anywhere else. You can save on pop, drinks, smokes, and even souvenirs in these stores when compared to the expensive gift shops.

The Las Vegas Monorail can save you time and money if you use it right and you are traveling on the east side of the Las Vegas Strip. It's really convenient if you are going to the Las Vegas Convention Center. Taxis are everywhere, including the hotels and major restaurants. Buses run every 15 minutes for most of the day, and then less often very late at night, early in the morning. Many hotels run shuttles in between their sister properties, or to major shopping venues. There is also the Las Vegas Trolley, which really is a different style of bus that runs a route between the casinos.

Update!

Current construction of the new Palazzo at the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Sands Ave (adjacent to The Venetian and Sands Convention Center) is causing driving delays on the already slow Las Vegas Strip. Avoid the construction by either taking Koval to Sands and then Paradise on the east side of the Strip or Industrial Road on the west.