The Las Vegas Strip is located in the south of the Las Vegas city limits. Many of the largest hotel, casino and resort properties in the world are located on The Strip. One of the most visible aspects of Las Vegas' cityscape is its use of dramatic themes. The theming of hotels, casinos, and restaurants on the Strip has established the city as one of the most popular destinations for tourists. Hotels such as New York New York, MGM Grand, Mirage, Flamingo, Bellagio, Paris, Ceasar Palace, Wyn are one of the most popular and beautiful hotels and casinos you can hang around there.
The transportation on the Strip is very accessible. While not on The Strip itself, the Las Vegas Monorail runs on the east side of The Strip from Tropicana Avenue to Sahara Road. CAT Bus provides service on the strip with double decker buses known as The Deuce. The Deuce stops at most major resorts and continues north to downtown and the Fremont Street Experience. A tourist trolley service travels up and down The Strip and stops at various, but not all, Strip hotels, along with a stop at the Fashion Show Mall. The fare is $2.00 for a one way ride, regardless how far you travel down the strip. Alternatively, a 24-hour pass is $5 only. Trolleys are scheduled to arrive every 15 minutes. You can also walk if you want, but not during the day time I don't think it is good especially in summer because its so hot-dry there. Since I'm not a party goer I stroll around the Strip during the day. I enjoyed hopping around on every hotels, checking out what's cool stuff await on me, plenty of stores and restaurant in the hotels are cool to stop by. Taking pictures is one of my hobbies, I absolutely had fun seeing great buildings design for my photo collection! click here for more photos: Las Vegas Strip, Nevada enjoy!
The transportation on the Strip is very accessible. While not on The Strip itself, the Las Vegas Monorail runs on the east side of The Strip from Tropicana Avenue to Sahara Road. CAT Bus provides service on the strip with double decker buses known as The Deuce. The Deuce stops at most major resorts and continues north to downtown and the Fremont Street Experience. A tourist trolley service travels up and down The Strip and stops at various, but not all, Strip hotels, along with a stop at the Fashion Show Mall. The fare is $2.00 for a one way ride, regardless how far you travel down the strip. Alternatively, a 24-hour pass is $5 only. Trolleys are scheduled to arrive every 15 minutes. You can also walk if you want, but not during the day time I don't think it is good especially in summer because its so hot-dry there. Since I'm not a party goer I stroll around the Strip during the day. I enjoyed hopping around on every hotels, checking out what's cool stuff await on me, plenty of stores and restaurant in the hotels are cool to stop by. Taking pictures is one of my hobbies, I absolutely had fun seeing great buildings design for my photo collection! click here for more photos: Las Vegas Strip, Nevada enjoy!
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