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Cheap Flights to Las Vegas

Country
United States
Airport code
LAS
Nonstop from
5 cities
Recent fare
From $25 CAD
Panoramic view of the Las Vegas Strip skyline from the STRAT observation deck

Flying from Columbus? A recent fare to Las Vegas was $318 CAD.

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Harry Reid International Airport sits closer to its city’s main attraction than almost any other major U.S. airport: the Strip is about a 10-minute drive from the terminal, and some resorts on the south end are even closer.

A Convention Calendar That Moves Fares More Than Weather Does

Las Vegas runs on conventions as much as leisure travel. Events like CES in early January can send both flights and hotel rates sharply higher for that specific week, often more than any seasonal pattern. Checking the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority calendar against your travel dates can explain a price spike that weather alone would not.

Desert Heat Shapes the Rest of the Calendar

Summer temperatures regularly clear 100°F, often over 110°F in July and August, which keeps some leisure travelers away despite it being peak vacation season elsewhere. Spring and fall bring the most comfortable weather, while winter is mild by day and can turn surprisingly cold at night.

Getting From the Airport

Rideshare, taxi, and resort shuttles all make the short trip from the airport easily, and many visitors skip a rental entirely if their trip is Strip-only.

Search live fares to Las Vegas above and check the convention calendar for your dates before you book.

FAQ

Las Vegas flights, answered

Is there a direct flight to Las Vegas?

Yes. Nonstop routes exist from Calgary, Denver, Edmonton, New York, Philadelphia. Other cities may also fly direct; search above to check from your own airport.

What's a recent fare to Las Vegas?

Travelers recently found fares to Las Vegas from ONT for $25 CAD. Prices change, so search above to confirm today's rate.

When's the best time to visit Las Vegas?

Month-by-month guide to flying to Las Vegas: desert weather and summer heat, the convention calendar and weekend rates that drive prices, the big events from CES to the Grand Prix, the cheapest windows, and getting to the Strip from Harry Reid International.

Do I need a rental car in Las Vegas?

Whether you need a rental car in Las Vegas or can rely on the Monorail, the Deuce, free trams and taxis: how the city is laid out, how RTC passes work, what Strip traffic and resort parking fees really cost, when a car is worth it for Red Rock, the Hoover Dam and the national parks, and a decision table by trip type.

Which airports serve Las Vegas?

Las Vegas is served by Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Our airport guides cover terminals, ground transport, and parking for each.

Where can I fly to Las Vegas from?

You can search flights to Las Vegas from any airport. We also have route guides from 24 cities, including Atlanta, Boston, Cancun, Chicago, Dallas, and Denver, each with a live search and recent fares where available.

Can I also compare hotels in Las Vegas and car rentals in Las Vegas?

Yes. Our hotels and car rentals pages for Las Vegas each have a live search, so you can plan the whole trip in one place.