Key Points:
- The Vegas Loop is a growing network of subterranean tunnels that aims to connect 90+ points of interest.
- Human-operated Tesla EVs ferry passengers from point to point, although the vision is for the system to be autonomous.
- Six total Loop stations connect the LVCC campus, Westgate, and Resorts World – Additional stations are in the works.
Currently, there isn’t a mass transit option aside from bus service that connects major destinations like the airport, Strip, Fremont Street, Allegiant Stadium, and the Las Vegas Convention Center.
In a city with 40+ million visitors annually, the fact that cabs and rideshare services are the only options to get somewhere quickly (depending on traffic) is a bit absurd.
The Solution: The Boring Company’s Loop transportation system, which is currently being constructed on a piece-by-piece basis underneath Las Vegas.
Vegas Loop Cost
- Rides within the Las Vegas Convention Center campus are free for convention attendees. Simply show up at a stop, and hop in.
- Rides between Resorts World and the Convention Center cost $5 for a day pass and tickets can be purchased in advance, here.
As the system expands, costs to ride the Vegas Loop should be comparable to taking the bus according to The Boring Company.

I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.
Angel ruiz
Friday 22nd of September 2023
Sounds very good
Orion
Monday 1st of May 2023
How is this more useful than, you know... a train?
This is just a dedicated road underground with zero fire safety.