Car Rental at Las Vegas Airport

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Pick-up location

McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, USA - Nevada

Return car in same location

Pick-up date

Drop-off date

Driver's country of residence is United States of America (USA) and age is 30-65

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Las Vegas Airport Car Rental

Compact

Ford Focus or similar

5
2
4
A/C
Auto.

/ per day

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Economy

Mitsubishi Mirage or similar

5
2
4
A/C
Auto.

/ per day

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Intermediate

Toyota Corolla or similar

5
3
4
A/C
Auto.

/ per day

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Standard

Volkswagen Jetta or similar

5
2
4
A/C
Auto.

/ per day

Travel Information

Language

English,
Spanish

Currency

USD

Drive on

Right-hand side

Country code

Average car rental price

$126.16 / per day

Average car rental length

6 days

Speed limit within town

48 km/h

30 mph

Speed limit out of town

88 - 120 km/h

55 - 75 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.08%

Rating

9.5

Average gasoline price

$1.19 per liter

Highest gasoline price

$1.44 per liter

Lowest gasoline price

$1.01 per liter

Airport Car Rental

Opulent and exciting, Sin City is one of the most notable travel destinations in the United States. But while the city itself has enough attractions to keep you excited for months, Las Vegas can also serve as a hub for exploring unique destinations in southern Nevada. Here are three suggestions to begin with:

The Hoover Dam. Located in nearby Boulder City about 26 miles (42 km) southeast of Las Vegas, the Hoover Dam is the largest dam in the world. The popular tourist attraction includes a visitors’ center, a power plant tour, and an in-depth tour. Despite its proximity to Las Vegas, the large number of visitors means the area can get quite congested with traffic, so plan at least an hour each way for the trip.
The Mojave Desert. Primarily located in neighboring California, but also surrounding Las Vegas, the Mojave Desert is not only something that you might need to cross to get to Sin City, but can also be an interesting attraction in its own right. In addition to the hauntedly beautiful landscapes characteristic of the desert, the Mojave includes more specific attractions like the Mojave National Preserve which’s about an hour’s drive southwest of Las Vegas. If you liked this attraction, you will probably also enjoy Death Valley National Park which is the location of the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth and is about a two-hour drive to the northwest.
Grand Canyon Visitors Center. Located about a four-hour drive east of Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon might be better visited on a two-or-three-day trip, but the destination is so majestic that it is absolutely worth the effort getting there. Most tourists visit the Grand Canyon via the South Rim entrance; the North Rim is considered more remote, but if you’re coming from Las Vegas, the distance is actually the same to either one.

Top international routes

Mexico City
London
Amsterdam
Seoul
Edmonton
Calgary
Vancouver
Toronto

Main airlines

The low-cost carrier Southwest carries the most passenger at the airport. In fact, around 40% of passengers fly on the airline. The airline connects Las Vegas to large cities across the United States. Other low-cost carriers such as Spirit, Frontier, and JetBlue also serve the airport.

Every major North American carrier has flights to and from Las Vegas. This includes American, United, Delta, Aeromexico, and Air Canada Rouge, Air Canada’s low-cost brand.

The airport also has international flights with KLM, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Korean Air, and Eurowings.

Terminals

The two passenger terminals are T1 and T3. All international flights arrive and depart from T3. The two terminals are only linked airside through the D Gates. Automated people movers carry passengers from the terminals to the D Gates and C gates. A, B, and E gates are directly accessible from their respective terminals.

Location

McCarran International lies at the southern end of the Strip. The Rental Center is about 3 miles south of the southernmost hotel on the Strip, Mandalay Bay. If your destination is on the strip, then remaining on Las Vegas Blvd. is recommended for the experience even if it takes longer to get to the central or northern parts. I-15 is a faster way to get to Downtown Las Vegas which is 11 miles north of the rental center.

Car rental desks

Advantage, Dollar, Alamo, and Thrifty are located in the separate McCarran Rental Car Center, which is about 3 miles (5km) from the airport. All other rental companies are located with a few miles of the Rental Car Center. If renting from one of these companies, you must take the bus to the Rental Car Center and then wait at taxi stand #4 for a shuttle to the specific company’s location.

Most rental companies not located in the Rental Car Center are located roughly three miles south of it just off Las Vegas Blvd. Sixt and Nu are notable exceptions with locations on the same road as the Rental Car Center.

Services and facilities

You’ll find many fast food outlets, bars, cocktail lounges, and restaurants, as well as countless shops. The duty-free outlets are in T3. There are also several lounges, ATMs, baby changing facilities, a children’s play area, pet relief area, pharmacy, first aid clinic, spa, slot machines, the Aviation Museum, and several art exhibitions. The lost property office is in T1. The airport is fully accessible to travelers with reduced mobility. You can find more information on the airport's official website.

Nearest gas station

A cluster of stations is located at the intersection of South Las Vegas Blvd. and Warm Springs Road. Any of these is convenient for filling up before returning a rental car to the McCarren Rental Car Center. Do not use the Sinclair station at the intersection of Gilepsie St. and Warm Springs Rd. right in front of Sixt’s location. It has significantly higher prices due to being so close to the rental car return.

If renting from one of the rental locations located further south on Las Vegas Blvd., there is a 7-Eleven station at the intersection with Pebble Rd. which is very convenient.

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Airport info

Rating

7.8

Getting to the airport 8.1
Check-in and departures 8.2
Terminal facilities 7.8
Wi-Fi 7.6
Restaurants and car rental services 7.4
Lounge 7.4

Las Vegas Airport

IATA: LAS
ICAO: KLAS
Name: McCarran International Airport (LAS)
Distance from city: 5 miles / 8 km

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When are car rental prices the lowest at Las Vegas Airport?

The cost of renting a car at Las Vegas Airport varies by season. This graph compares prices from month to month in order to help you find the best time of year.

Average rental costs per day at Las Vegas Airport

$47.80

January

$63.99

February

$73.94

March

$70.24

April

$60.35

May

$54.78

June

$66.18

July

$59.61

August

$57.04

September

$82.98

October

$68.59

November

$61.38

December

The cheapest month of the year to rent a car at Las Vegas Airport is January — when rental costs average $47.80 per day. This is 25% cheaper than the yearly average and 42% cheaper than renting a car in October (when prices average $82.98 per day).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

For how long do renters keep their vehicles at Las Vegas Airport?

How long travelers keep their rental cars varies by the time of year: in July the average rental period is 7 days, while in February, the average rental period is only 5 days.

Average number of rental days at Las Vegas Airport

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What is the most popular time of year to rent a car at Las Vegas Airport?

Based on how many users search for a car in at Las Vegas Airport, travelers are most likely to rent a car at Las Vegas Airport in July, while they are least likely to rent in in February.

Monthly searches at Las Vegas Airport by pick-up date relative to the average

94%

January

66%

February

70%

March

68%

April

104%

May

120%

June

157%

July

146%

August

102%

September

131%

October

66%

November

76%

December

Car Rental Information

Popular suppliers	Ace Rent a car, Dollar, Alamo, SIXT, Enterprise
Popular car categories	SUVs, Large cars, Vans, Premium cars
Lowest price	$58 per day
Cheapest supplier	Dollar

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Ace Rent a car	Toyota Corolla	4	3	Large cars
Ace Rent a car	Nissan Kicks	5	2	SUVs
Ace Rent a car	Chrysler Pacifica	4	4	Vans
Ace Rent a car	Toyota Rav4	4	2	SUVs
Ace Rent a car	Toyota Camry	4	2	Large cars
Ace Rent a car	Dodge Charger	4	4	Premium cars
Ace Rent a car	Volkswagen Jetta	4	2	Large cars
Dollar	Nissan Rogue	5	3	SUVs
Ace Rent a car	Dodge Durango	5	3	SUVs
Dollar	Nissan Rogue	5	3	SUVs

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