Las Vegas Airport Code (LAS): Terminal Map & Travel Guide

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Las Vegas airport code LAS: decode it before you fly

LAS is the three-letter airport code for Harry Reid International Airport. This traveler-first guide explains LAS vs. LVS, terminals, departures, security, parking, rideshare, airport trams, international arrivals and the fastest way to verify changing information.

Quick answer: IATA LAS · ICAO KLAS · FAA location identifier LAS. The airport formerly carried the McCarran International Airport name; the LAS code did not change.
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Published & updated August 10, 2026. Independent guide: Airport-Guides.org is not Harry Reid International Airport, Clark County Department of Aviation, TSA, CBP, RTC or an airline. Same-day gates, terminals, delays, checkpoint waits, parking availability and road conditions must be confirmed with official sources.
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Current airline alert — August 10, 2026: the official LAS homepage says Sun Country check-in and baggage claim moved to Terminal 1 beginning August 5, with flights arriving and departing from the A gates. Older airline-directory pages can lag behind operational changes, so use the current airport alert and airline app before travel.
Official real-time checks

Check these LAS pages before leaving for the airport

Live sources

These cards do not pretend to reproduce live airport data. They open the current official source so a traveler can verify the information that changes fastest.

Current LAS changes

What changed at Harry Reid International Airport in 2026?

Checked Aug. 10, 2026

Airport information can become stale quickly. These changes are especially important because older airline lists, saved parking screenshots and terminal directions may now be wrong.

From Aug. 5, 2026

Sun Country moved to Terminal 1 and A gates

The current LAS homepage says Sun Country check-in and baggage claim moved to Terminal 1, with flights arriving and departing at the A gates. This current airport alert should take priority over older airline-directory results that still show Terminal 3.

From May 2, 2026

Spirit Airlines ceased LAS operations

The airport states Spirit Airlines ceased operations effective 12:00 a.m. May 2, 2026. If an old itinerary, search result or travel page still suggests a current Spirit departure from LAS, contact the booking provider and verify alternatives before traveling to the airport.

From July 1, 2026

New official parking rates are in effect

Current daily maximums are $20 long term, $38 short term and $14 economy/remote; valet is $34. Reservation pricing differs and availability is limited.

Work through early 2027

Terminal 1 walking paths are being upgraded

LAS is modernizing Terminal 1 baggage handling and adding escalators linking baggage claim, the Level 2 pedestrian bridge and passenger pickup. Construction can alter walking routes, so follow current signs rather than an old map screenshot.

Immediate answer

What airport is LAS, and what is its official name?

The main commercial airport serving Las Vegas is Harry Reid International Airport. Its IATA airport code is LAS, its ICAO code is KLAS, and the FAA location identifier is LAS. Travelers will see LAS on tickets, baggage tags, airline apps and flight boards.

Airport nameHarry Reid International Airport
IATA codeLAS
ICAO codeKLAS
FAA identifierLAS
Former nameMcCarran International Airport
Passenger terminalsTerminal 1 and Terminal 3
Address5757 Wayne Newton Blvd.
Local timePacific Time
Why did LAS stay LAS? The airport name changed from McCarran to Harry Reid, but airport codes are identifiers rather than initials that must track every name change. The established LAS identifier remained in use.
Search confusion solved

LAS vs LVS: which Las Vegas airport code is correct?

Important distinction
LAS

Las Vegas, Nevada

Harry Reid International Airport — the main airport used for Las Vegas Strip, convention and leisure travel.

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LVS

Las Vegas, New Mexico

Las Vegas Municipal Airport in New Mexico uses FAA/IATA identifier LVS and ICAO KLVS. It is not the main Las Vegas, Nevada passenger airport.

Booking check: a Las Vegas, Nevada commercial itinerary should normally show LAS. If you see LVS, stop and verify the city and state before purchasing transport, parking or lodging.

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LAS terminal map: Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and D gates

LAS has two physically separate terminal buildings. Walking between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 is not possible landside. D gates sit in a satellite concourse that can be reached by automated airport tram from either terminal after security.

Looking for Terminal 2? There is no active passenger Terminal 2 today. Current travelers use Terminal 1 or Terminal 3. Long-range redevelopment proposals may use different future naming, but those plans are not current travel directions.
Harry Reid InternationalT1A · B · C · D gates

Terminal 1

Ticketing, check-in and baggage claim for airlines assigned to Terminal 1. A, B and C gates connect to the building; the D satellite is reached by tram. Terminal 1 also has its own parking garage and ground-transport locations.

A gatesB gatesC gatesBlue tram to D
Harry Reid InternationalT3D · E gates

Terminal 3

Home to all international airlines plus selected domestic carriers. Terminal 3 contains ticketing/check-in, baggage claim and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. E gates connect with the terminal; D gates are reached by the Red Line airport tram.

InternationalE gatesRed tram to DCBP
Do not choose the terminal only from the gate letter. D gates are shared from both terminal sides, while check-in and baggage claim depend on the airline’s assigned terminal. Verify the operating carrier before driving to T1 or T3.
Flights and changing gates

How to check LAS departures, arrivals and flight status

Searches for “Las Vegas airport code departures” usually need more than the code itself. Use the official departures page or the operating airline for the current departure time, terminal, gate and status. A codeshare may display one airline brand while another airline actually operates the flight.

1

Before leaving

Check flight number, operating airline, terminal, scheduled time, delay status and baggage-drop deadline.

2

At LAS

Recheck the flight information displays after security. Gate assignments can change while the flight remains in the same terminal system.

3

During disruption

Use the operating airline for rebooking, standby, hotel/meal eligibility and checked-baggage decisions. Airport customer service cannot rewrite an airline ticket.

Current carrier changes matter: the LAS homepage currently instructs Sun Country guests to use Terminal 1 check-in/baggage claim and A gates beginning August 5, 2026. Spirit Airlines ceased operations at LAS effective May 2, 2026. Verify any old itinerary or third-party terminal list before travel.
Inter-terminal movement

How to transfer between Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and D gates

BUS

Free inter-terminal shuttle — landside

Courtesy buses run approximately every 20–30 minutes; the ride itself is about 10 minutes. From Terminal 1, go down to Level Zero and cross toward the covered garage. At Terminal 3, use the Level Zero curb in the center/west ground-transport area.

Free20–30 min frequencyAbout 10 min ride
BLUE

Blue Line airport tram — secure side

From Terminal 1, clear the appropriate security checkpoint and use the Blue Line to reach D gates. D is a satellite concourse, not a walk-up extension of the terminal.

RED

Red Line airport tram — Terminal 3 to D gates

From Terminal 3 after security, go to the tram station and take the Red Line to D gates. Travelers continuing toward Terminal 1 can connect onward through the D-gates tram system.

Important: the airport’s own guidance states that walking between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 is not possible because they occupy separate areas of the campus. Do not plan a connection based only on map distance.
Screening

LAS security checkpoint hours and estimated wait times

Checked Aug. 10, 2026

LAS has five TSA checkpoints: three in Terminal 1 and two in Terminal 3. The dedicated security page currently publishes the following hours. Operational changes can occur, so confirm same-day access before relying on an early or late checkpoint.

CheckpointTerminal / gatesPublished hoursTraveler note
A/BTerminal 1 — A/B gates3:15 a.m.–1 a.m.Use for applicable A/B departures.
C GatesTerminal 1 — Southwest3:05 a.m.–10 p.m.Dedicated C-gates option.
C/DTerminal 1 — C/D access24 hoursOnly checkpoint currently listed as 24-hour.
T3 Level 2Terminal 3 — D/E3:30 a.m.–1:30 a.m.Main T3 checkpoint.
InnovationTerminal 3 — Level Zero5 a.m.–1:30 p.m.Limited daytime hours.
Arrival-time baseline: LAS/TSA guidance recommends arriving at least 2 hours before domestic and 3 hours before international departures. The airport warns that estimated online wait times fluctuate by the minute and should not be used to justify a later arrival.
Las Vegas airport code international travel

International arrivals, Terminal 3 and U.S. customs

Terminal 3 is the principal international-processing terminal at LAS and contains U.S. Customs and Border Protection facilities. The airport also uses a 995-foot underground connection from the D Concourse toward the Terminal 3 CBP port of entry for international-arrival processing.

1

Follow signs to CBP

Passengers who did not complete U.S. preclearance before departure should follow the controlled international-arrival route to passport/entry inspection.

2

Collect checked baggage when instructed

Follow CBP and airline instructions even when the baggage tag shows an onward U.S. destination.

3

Complete customs and recheck

Connecting passengers may need to recheck bags and pass TSA screening before the domestic onward flight.

Connection planning: a D-gates arrival does not mean your next check-in or bag claim is at the same terminal. International processing, bag delivery, customs and tram travel can make a short connection much riskier than a domestic gate-to-gate transfer.
Rates effective July 1, 2026

LAS parking rates, reservations and vehicle planning

Current published rates

Harry Reid International Airport offers more than 17,000 public parking spaces across terminal garages and remote/economy facilities. Parking is open 24/7 but availability can change quickly during weekends, conventions and major events.

Parking typePublished rateBest forPlanning note
Short Term$4 first hour; $8 up to 2 hr; +$5 each additional hr; $38 daily maxPickup / brief visitDo not use for a multi-day trip unless convenience outweighs cost.
Long Term$12 up to 2 hr; +$4 each additional hr; $20 daily maxMulti-day terminal parkingCheck the correct terminal garage before driving in.
Economy / Remote$6 up to 2 hr; +$2 each additional hr; $14 daily maxLower-cost staysAllow shuttle/transfer time.
Valet$34/dayMaximum convenienceAvailability can be limited.
T1 Reservation$30/dayGuaranteed T1 reservation optionReserve through official airport system.
T3 Reservation$23/dayReserved T3 spaceSeparate from drive-up pricing.
T3 Discount Reservation$16 Sat–Wed / $20 Thu–FriBest reserved value when availableReservation required; limited inventory.
15M

Very short pickup

Current airport travel tips state the first 15 minutes of short-term parking can be free for quick pickup when using the intended exit process.

HELP

Vehicle assistance

Airport parking services can help with a battery jump, tire inflation or finding a lost vehicle. Current parking-status/assistance number: 702-261-5122.

30D

Long stays

Terminal parking generally has a 30-day maximum unless arrangements are made. Confirm before leaving a vehicle for an extended trip.

How LAS reservation parking actually works

Prebooking is useful during high-demand weekends, but the reservation has its own entry and refund rules. Treat the QR code in the confirmation email like the parking credential.

  • Use the designated online-booking entry gate and scan the reservation QR code from your phone, paper confirmation or supported wallet pass.
  • Do not press for a physical parking ticket. LAS terms say doing so makes the garage charge the ticket rate instead of the booking, and the booking is treated as a last-minute cancellation with no refund.
  • Confirm you are entering the exact facility named on the reservation.
  • Changes or cancellations must be completed at least 2 hours before the booked start time to qualify under the published refund rules.
  • Staying past the reserved exit time can create an additional charge payable at exit.
  • Leaving early does not create a refund for the unused portion of a prepaid reservation.
  • The booking guarantees a parking space in the booked facility but LAS does not guarantee a specific stall; you still find an open stall after entry.
  • The quoted online purchase price includes a $1 convenience fee under the current booking terms.
Passenger-pickup clearanceLevel 1 garage pickup areas have a published vehicle clearance of 8 ft 2 in at Terminal 1 and 9 ft 4 in at Terminal 3.
T3 parking can work for a T1 flightLAS suggests Terminal 3 covered long-term parking as an option. With no checked bags, travelers can use T3 security and the tram system; with T1 checked bags, use the Level Zero inter-terminal shuttle.
Free parking helpBattery jump starts, tire inflation and lost-car searches are complimentary parking services. Keep the parking-help number saved before leaving the vehicle.
Pickup without circling

Passenger pickup, Cell Phone Lot, Uber and Lyft

T1

Terminal 1 rideshare pickup

Uber and Lyft pickup is on Level 2 of the parking garage. From baggage claim, take the elevator near Door 2 to Level 2, cross the pedestrian bridge and follow signs to the pickup area on the right.

T3

Terminal 3 rideshare pickup

Pickup is on the Valet Level of the parking garage. From baggage claim, use elevators near Doors 52, 54 or 56, cross the bridge and go down to Valet Level.

WAIT

Free Cell Phone Lot

The airport’s Cell Phone Lot is on Kitty Hawk Way and is currently listed as open daily from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Wait there until the passenger has collected baggage and sends the terminal/pickup-column information. Curbside waiting is not allowed.

TAXI

Taxi pickup

Terminal 1 taxis are outside baggage claim on the east side near Doors 1–4. Terminal 3 taxis are on Level Zero near Door 52. The airport states that all taxi companies accept credit cards.

Rideshare safety — SAMI: Stop before entering; Ask “What’s my name?”; Match the make/model/license plate; Inform a friend or family member of the trip details.
Airport to Las Vegas

RTC buses, taxi, rideshare and the Las Vegas Monorail question

RTC

RTC public bus

At Terminal 1, the covered RTC stop is on Level Zero. Routes 108, 109 and Centennial Express (CX) serve Terminal 1. At Terminal 3, the bus stop is on Level 2 across from Door 44, and CX also serves T3.

T1: Level ZeroT3: Level 2 / Door 44RTC Paratransit available
LOOP

Vegas Loop now serves LAS

Vegas Loop is an additional airport transportation option. Official LAS guidance lists drop-off at the Departures curbs for Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, and pickup on Level Zero at both terminals. Check current tickets, service area and operating details before relying on it for a timed departure.

T1 pickup: Level ZeroT3 pickup: Level ZeroDrop-off: Departures curb
MONO

Does the Las Vegas Monorail go to the airport?

No. The official airport transportation guide explicitly says the Las Vegas Monorail does not serve LAS. Do not confuse the city Monorail with the automated trams that move passengers inside the airport.

STRIP

How close is LAS to the Strip?

The airport’s 2026 fast-facts page describes the LAS campus as roughly two miles from the Las Vegas Strip. Road travel time varies dramatically with hotel location, event traffic, construction and pickup mode.

Do not use a generic “airport to Strip” time as a guarantee. A hotel at the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard, a convention-center property and a north-Strip resort can have very different road times.
Construction-sensitive routing

LAS road access and Terminal 1 construction: add a real buffer

Road construction and terminal modernization can affect the last part of the airport trip even when Google Maps shows normal highway travel. LAS has ongoing Terminal 1 baggage-handling work and an escalator project connecting baggage claim, the Level 2 pedestrian bridge and passenger-pickup garage; completion of the escalator work is anticipated in early 2027.

ROAD

Airport Connector approach

Lane restrictions and event traffic can change airport approach times. Check a live navigation app immediately before departure rather than saving a route hours earlier.

T1

Follow temporary Terminal 1 signs

Construction can alter the easiest route between baggage claim, pedestrian bridges and passenger pickup. On-site signage should override an old screenshot or memorized path.

BUF

Do not spend your security buffer in traffic

The 2-hour domestic / 3-hour international recommendation refers to being at the airport with time for check-in and security—not merely entering the airport roadway at that time.

Off-terminal rental facility

LAS Rent-A-Car Center: shuttle stops, address and official video

The Harry Reid Rent-A-Car Center is at 7135 Gilespie Street, Las Vegas, NV 89119, about three miles south of the airport. Do not walk there from the passenger terminals; use the airport’s courtesy rental-car shuttles.

T1

Terminal 1 shuttle

From baggage claim, follow Ground Transportation on Level 1 and use the Rental Car Shuttle stop outside Doors 10 and 11.

T3

Terminal 3 shuttle

Follow Ground Transportation from baggage claim to Level Zero. Rental-car shuttle stops are at both ends of the terminal.

Official rental-car directions video

LAS links this video from its official Rental Cars page to help passengers find the Rent-A-Car Center and terminal shuttles.

Schema note: the video is visibly embedded, but VideoObject markup is intentionally omitted because its exact upload date and duration could not be independently verified during this update. We do not invent video metadata.

Lost something at the rental facility? Public areas of the Rent-A-Car Center: 702-261-6001. Rental shuttle bus: 702-261-6630. Inside the rental vehicle/garage: contact the rental agency.
Accessible travel

Wheelchair, paratransit and Hidden Disabilities Sunflower help

AIR

Airline wheelchair assistance

Request flight-related wheelchair, boarding and gate-transfer help directly from the operating airline before travel. LAS also lists courtesy wheelchair support at 702-261-PUSH (7874) for passengers who need help while already at the airport.

SUN

Sunflower program

LAS launched the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program in 2026. There are no eligibility requirements. Free lanyards are available at airport Information Counters, and travelers can also request one by mail before the trip through the official online form. Wearing one signals that a traveler may need patience or assistance; it does not provide priority access or expedited TSA screening.

RTC

Paratransit

RTC paratransit is available by reservation. Current airport-listed reservation number: 702-228-4800; TDD 702-676-1834.

AIRA

Visual and ASL assistance

LAS lists Aira Explorer for travelers who are blind or have low vision and Aira ASL for on-demand communication support for Deaf and hard-of-hearing travelers.

FIDS

Visual paging

Visual paging can be requested 24/7 and is shown on Flight Information Display Screens. Dial 0 on a white courtesy phone or call 702-261-5211.

CARD

MagnusCards

LAS points travelers with autism or other cognitive needs to the free MagnusCards app, which provides step-by-step card decks for airport tasks such as check-in, security, restrooms, boarding and baggage claim.

Airport ADA/Section 504 Coordinator: 702-261-5770. For last-minute help already at LAS, contact the airline, wheelchair service at 702-261-PUSH (7874), or Department of Aviation Passenger Services at 702-261-5211.
Before travel: separate airline assistance, TSA screening accommodations and ground-transport needs. One request does not automatically arrange all three.
Hard-to-find passenger services

Smoking, gaming, nursing, pets, water and airport amenities

BABY

Nursing suites

LAS provides nursing suites for traveling parents. Use the official map to find the nearest current suite for your gate area.

PET

Pet relief

Indoor and outdoor pet/service-animal relief areas are available. Search the official airport map instead of walking to another concourse blindly.

H2O

Water refill

Post-security water refill stations are available. Bring an empty reusable bottle through security, then refill it inside the secure area.

21+

Gaming and smoking

Slot machines and gaming are a distinctive LAS feature. Official airport amenity information identifies gaming lounges among the designated smoking locations; age and gaming rules apply.

KIDS

Children’s play area

A children’s play area is available in the D-gates area. Allow tram and walking time if it is not near your departure gate.

INFO

Airport information

Information booths can help with navigation and airport facilities. For ticketing, baggage, seats and rebooking, use the airline rather than airport customer service.

Las Vegas-specific reality: gaming does not mean smoking is permitted everywhere. The airport currently lists smoking/vaping only in designated areas including Barney’s Lounge at C gates, Bud 29 Track Lounge in the Terminal 1 Esplanade, enclosed gaming lounges in B/C/D/E gates and designated outdoor areas near ticketing/baggage claim.

Premium lounge locations worth checking before a long layover

LoungeAreaUseful note
Capital One LoungeD Gates, near D50Opened in 2025; access depends on eligible card or paid-entry rules.
Centurion LoungeD GatesAmerican Express eligibility rules apply.
The Club at LASD Gates and E GatesDay-pass/participating-program access may be available; confirm current capacity.
United ClubD GatesUnited access rules apply.
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The ClubC Gates, Terminal 1Opened in late 2025; official published hours were 4:30 a.m.–11 p.m., but verify current hours before travel.
Route the report correctly

Lost baggage and lost-property contacts at LAS

The correct lost-item contact depends on where the item was left. Reporting to the wrong department can waste valuable time.

Where item was lostWho handles itWhat to do
Aircraft, airline gate/counter or checked baggageOperating airlineContact airline baggage/lost-property service with flight, seat and tag information.
Public airport area / checkpoint / gate areaLAS Lost & FoundSubmit the airport’s free lost-item report; newly found property may take more than 24 hours to appear.
Rental-car center public areaRent-A-Car CenterCall 702-261-6001.
Rental-car shuttleShuttle operatorCall 702-261-6630.
Inside rental vehicle / agency garageRental companyContact the rental agency directly.
Airport Lost & Found: current listed phone 702-261-5134; call-center hours are 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Pacific, Sunday–Friday except major federal/state holidays. Terminal 1 office: pre-security Level 2 above ticketing/check-in. Terminal 3 office: Level 2 near international check-in, across from Door 47. The airport says reports are free, newly found items can take more than 24 hours to appear, and most stored items must be claimed within 30 days.
Items the LAS Lost & Found office says it does not accept:
  • Personal hygiene products, including pillows/blankets
  • Perishable food and beverages
  • Water bottles and hydro flasks
  • Hazardous materials, flammable liquids/gases and certain batteries
  • Tobacco, cannabis and vaping items
  • Weapons, including camping knives
  • Oxygen tanks
  • Biohazard materials
Airport scale

How large and busy is Harry Reid International Airport?

55M

2025 passengers

LAS handled nearly 55 million passengers in 2025, the third-highest annual total in airport history.

170+

Direct markets

The airport reported direct connectivity to more than 170 markets in its 2025 annual passenger summary.

4RWY

Four runways

LAS has four runways totaling about eight miles, plus about 24 miles of taxiways.

2MI

Near the Strip

The airport’s own 2026 fast-facts article places its campus roughly two miles from the Las Vegas Strip.

Travel-day checklist

Before you leave for LAS

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Address and contacts

Harry Reid International Airport address and useful phone numbers

General airport702-261-5211
Parking status/help702-261-5122
Airport Lost & Found702-261-5134
Rental center public areas702-261-6001
Rental shuttle lost item702-261-6630
Airport address5757 Wayne Newton Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Search questions answered

Frequently asked questions about the Las Vegas airport code

What is the Las Vegas airport code?
The IATA code for Harry Reid International Airport, the main commercial airport serving Las Vegas, Nevada, is LAS.
What is the IATA code for Las Vegas?
LAS is the three-letter IATA code used on passenger tickets, baggage tags, airline schedules and booking systems.
What is the ICAO code for Harry Reid International Airport?
The ICAO code is KLAS. Aviation and flight-planning systems commonly use KLAS while passenger-facing systems generally use LAS.
What is the official name of LAS airport?
LAS belongs to Harry Reid International Airport. The airport was formerly named McCarran International Airport.
Is LVS the Las Vegas airport code?
Not for Las Vegas, Nevada’s main commercial airport. LAS is Harry Reid International Airport in Nevada. LVS identifies Las Vegas Municipal Airport in Las Vegas, New Mexico; its ICAO code is KLVS.
Do international flights use a different Las Vegas airport code?
International passengers still use the airport code LAS. Terminal 3 is the primary terminal for international airline check-in/arrivals and U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing, although gate assignments can involve the D-gates satellite.
Where can I check LAS departures?
Use Harry Reid International Airport’s official departures page or the operating airline. These sources provide changing flight times, terminal, gate and status information.
How many terminals does LAS have?
LAS has two passenger terminal buildings: Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. There is no active Terminal 2 passenger building.
Can I walk between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3?
No. The official airport guide states that walking between the two terminal buildings is not possible. Use the free landside inter-terminal shuttle or the secure-side airport tram system when your itinerary allows.
How often does the LAS inter-terminal shuttle run?
The airport says the courtesy shuttle operates approximately every 20 to 30 minutes and the ride is about 10 minutes.
Does the Las Vegas Monorail go to LAS airport?
No. The Las Vegas Monorail does not serve Harry Reid International Airport. Do not confuse it with the airport’s own automated tram system.
Where is Uber or Lyft pickup at LAS?
Terminal 1 rideshare pickup is on Level 2 of the parking garage. Terminal 3 rideshare pickup is on the Valet Level of the parking garage. Follow current signs and the ride app.
Where should a driver wait to pick someone up?
Use the free Cell Phone Lot on Kitty Hawk Way until the arriving passenger has collected baggage and is ready. The airport currently lists the lot as open daily from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m.; curbside waiting is not allowed.
How early should I arrive at LAS?
Current airport guidance recommends at least two hours before a domestic flight and three hours before an international flight. Add extra time for parking, rental return, baggage, major events and mobility or family needs.
Is any LAS security checkpoint open 24 hours?
The dedicated LAS security page currently lists the Terminal 1 C/D Gates checkpoint as open 24 hours. Other checkpoint hours are limited and may change with operations.
How much is long-term parking at LAS?
Rates effective July 1, 2026 list a $20 daily maximum for long-term parking and $14 daily maximum for economy/remote parking. Reservation and discount rates are separate.
Where is the LAS Rent-A-Car Center?
The Rent-A-Car Center is at 7135 Gilespie Street, about three miles south of the airport. Free rental-car shuttles connect both terminals to the facility.
What is the answer to a “Vegas airport code” crossword clue?
When a crossword clue asks for the three-letter code of the main airport serving Las Vegas, Nevada, the answer is LAS. This does not claim an answer for any specific New York Times puzzle. LVS refers to Las Vegas Municipal Airport in New Mexico.
Why is the Las Vegas airport code still LAS after the airport name changed?
The airport’s passenger identifier remained LAS when the airport was renamed Harry Reid International Airport. Established airport codes do not necessarily change when an airport’s official name changes.
Is Harry Reid International Airport close to the Las Vegas Strip?
The airport’s 2026 fast-facts article describes the LAS campus as roughly two miles from the Strip. Actual road distance and travel time depend on the hotel or destination.
What changed for Sun Country at LAS in August 2026?
Beginning August 5, 2026, the current LAS homepage says Sun Country check-in and baggage claim moved to Terminal 1, with arrivals and departures at the A gates. Check the airline app again on travel day because older directory pages may lag behind airport alerts.
Does Spirit Airlines still fly from LAS?
No. Harry Reid International Airport states that Spirit Airlines ceased operations effective 12:00 a.m. on May 2, 2026. Travelers with an old Spirit itinerary should contact their booking provider or payment provider and check alternative carriers.
How does LAS reservation parking work?
The reservation confirmation includes a QR code used to enter and exit the booked facility. Changes and eligible cancellations must be completed at least two hours before the reservation start time. Overstays can create an additional charge, and partially used reservations are not refunded.
Does Vegas Loop serve Harry Reid International Airport?
Yes. LAS currently lists Vegas Loop service to and from the airport. Drop-off is at the Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 Departures curb, while pickup is on Level Zero at both terminals.
Is Terminal 2 currently open at LAS?
No active passenger Terminal 2 is used today. Current passenger operations use Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, plus the satellite gate areas reached by airport trams. Future redevelopment plans should not be used as current terminal directions.
Editorial transparency

Sources and update policy

This guide prioritizes official Harry Reid International Airport, FAA, TSA and public-transport sources for codes, terminals, security, parking, ground transportation, passenger services and current operational notices. Time-sensitive information is either dated or linked to a live official page rather than presented as permanently fixed.

Video policy: the embedded Rent-A-Car Center directions video is linked by the airport’s official Rental Cars page. Because exact upload date and duration were not reliably verifiable during this audit, this page deliberately does not publish incomplete VideoObject schema.
Final same-day check: confirm the operating airline, terminal, live flight status, TSA wait estimate, parking availability and pickup directions before leaving. Airport-Guides.org provides planning help, but changing operational information should always be verified through the airline or official LAS website.