A brand new Vegas Loop station has launched at Sahara Las Vegas, enhancing transportation options along the Las Vegas Strip.

This station is situated at the resort’s Paradise Road entrance on the eastern side, adjacent to the digital marquee. It provides a link between the resort and the Las Vegas Convention Center, Harry Reid International Airport, various Strip hotels, and other locations.

“The introduction of the Vegas Loop station reinforces SAHARA Las Vegas as the most accessible resort on the Strip,” the company stated. “In addition to having its own Las Vegas Monorail station, the resort now offers an expanding Vegas Loop stop, granting guests two convenient public transit options for navigating the Strip and beyond.”

The station will function daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., with extended hours during conventions.

The Boring Company is responsible for owning and operating the Vegas Loop, with service routes, stations, fares, airport connections, and operating hours varying by day, destination, and event schedules.

Visitors can buy Vegas Loop tickets ahead of time online or scan the QR code available at the station.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas inaugurated its Vegas Loop station terminal back in January.
In June, the Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents authorized a multimillion-dollar Vegas Loop station at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus.