The Monorail is a more economical way of getting around Vegas without having to use taxis. The Monorail is reliable, efficient, clean, and safe. The stations are all on the street behind the hotels. We found that there was a lot of walking through the hotels/casinos just to reach the stations and then another long walk back to the front of the hotel. We bought a 4-day pass but didn’t use it as much as we thought. It might be worth it just to buy tickets as you need them.

This was my first time taking the monorail in Vegas. I found that it was a really affordable way to be able to travel up-and-down the strip. The only downside was that it closed at 11:30 PM because of some maintenance that they had to do, so it made it a little harder to get home after some of the shows. I would still highly recommend it as affordable and flexible way to get around. I will definitely be taking it the next time that I come back to visit Las Vegas. Tip: Purchase the multi-day passes on the website to get a discount.

The Monorail is very convenient and overall a really nice transit system, I wish they would invest in it more like an airport extension and even just connecting it to the STRAT would be nice. It's not like people don't wanna use the system, my ride was packed. Alot better then the current plan Las Vegas wants, Tesla's underground that carry limited people.

The monorail goes from the MGM (south end of Strip) to the Sahara (north end), with easy walking to the Stratosphere (not the best neighborhood though). But it goes behind all of the hotels on the Strip, which are pretty big, so by the time you walk from the monorail and walk back to the monorail, you might as well just walk to your destination if it’s only 2 or 3 resorts away. It’s perfectly safe and clean. No random people hanging out because you have to pay before you get to the platform. Do not ride if if you are wanting to see out, as it is covered in ads that you can look out of as if you are looking through a screen. It is not that cheap, but if you get digital tickets they are cheaper.

The service is quick and reliable. Carriages are clean & even during f1, not over crowded. The stations can be quite a walk so be prepared. For example, excalibur to mgm walk to station is 15 mins. Finding the station from hurrahs/the linq (outside, high roller attraction etc) is really difficult, no signs and you need to walk thru car parks etc. Could be better sign posted.

I adore the Las Vegas Monorail it is so convenient for me as a resident on The Strip! I take the monorail for several occasions for work, shopping needs, and nightlife. It is two blocks walking distance and easy to access the Famous Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas Convention Center, and sports venues on the South end of The Strip. It does not go downtown but you can connect to a free shuttle at The STRAT. It beats buying rideshares and taxis to every destination.

We thought we should check it out. All the stations need much better signage. Boingo has no direction sign from the sidewalk. Go into toward the Convention Center before trying the corner of Paradise. It's almost an historic ride. Only 20 years old and I think the Chinese metros in a dozen different cities would laugh their heads off. Anyway we had an interesting experience! And it was clean.

Fast, easy and an enjoyable ride up and down the strip. Taking the monorail save us countless steps and brought us to all the venues we wanted to visit. We purchased the four day pass which was complete adequate for our visit to Las Vegas. I would highly recommend the monorail for anyone who is staying on the strip.

Good alternative to The Deuce bus that runs along the Strip, Ideal if your hotel is close to the monorail (Sahara, Westgate etc). Cheaper to buy online tickets than paper tickets at the station. However, signage is poor (probably because it offers a good alternative to taxis so there's pressure from the taxi companies not to promote monorail). I would suggest that you ride the monorail FROM your hotel to your destination so that when you want to return to your hotel, you know exactly how to get to the station for your return ride.

The monorail is a convenient way to get around the strip without having to walk/drive. There are seven stops, bookended by the MGM and the Sahara. If you are getting off at the MGM and trying to get to the strip, follow the signs for ‘New York New York’. It isn’t well marked how to get out to the strip from the monorail drop off point but if you follow the signs to NYNY you can get there in 10-15 mins (depending on how fast you walk). The inside of the monorail is a bit dated - but it serves its purpose.