This public transport means for Las Vegas Blvd or strip is the best and recommended. You get to hop-on n hop-off based on the type of fare you choose. For $8 one can use this bus for 24 hours and the frequency of bus is every 15-20 mins. One can buy the ticket at some bus stops pay station or one can also buy it from bus driver. The buses were clean and well maintained. They are wheelchair accessible and have space for wheelchairs inside. These are double decker buses so one can also enjoy some view from top deck.
Do NOT recommend getting on this bus alone if you are a female. While I understand the reality of homelessness, there were a few on the bus at the same time we were who were either struggling with addiction or mental illness but made us feel extremely uncomfortable. We ended up moving to the upper level of the bus and didn't get on it again.
own the strip it is modern clean and air conditioned.
Get a ticket prior to the bus via machines nearby, it takes contactless.
The bus are very regular and always busy. The drivers seem to be selected from the most laid back patient people, considering they get asked the same questions nearly every stop
For $8/24 hrs, u get to go unlimited up n down the strip. Easy to ride. Goes everywhere! Better than walking.
The deuce is a great way to see the strip and to be transported to the Fremont Street experience in downtown Las vegas. I sat on the upper deck of a two deck bus and got to see the strip up close and personal. The bus felt like it was cleaned pretty often. Unfortunately both bus drivers were rude and not that hospital. I rode from the strip to the Fremont Street and then back to the strip. On my second trip I was on the upstairs floor and I pushed the button requesting a stop. When we came to the stop as I was coming down the stairs the bus driver took off and I had to get off at the next stop. It was very rude of him not to wait for me to come down the stairs. But as far as an economical way to get up and down the strip the deuce definitely serves its purpose. It was $6 for a 2-hour pass or $8 for an all-day pass