Local transportation guide for the International CES 2015. From the airport to your hotel. From your hotel to the LVCC. Between the LVCC and Venetian exhibits. Between the LVCC and the LVH. Between the LVCC and your hotel. Between your hotel and the Venetian exhibits. Between your hotel and evening events. To the airport. Save time and avoid long lines for taxis and CES buses. Take the monorail between your hotel and the convention center. Save time when driving with free valet parking. --- VegasTechShows is a social community and resource for International CES* attendees, exhibitors, and press. Includes all related tech events, shows and parties in Las Vegas throughout the week of the International CES. We are a growing online community of attendees, exhibitors, press and affiliated professionals. VegasTechShows offers an extensive and exclusive set of resources for CES 2015. Business travel resources, CES best-practices, pack lists, check lists, professional networking, member profiles, local and on-location resources, party list with exclusive details and veteran tips, CES News Page with discussion, event listings with Google calendar integration, free giveaways offered at exhibits, previews of CES 2015 exhibits with hosted discussion, time-optimization strategy, dedicated areas for press and exhibitors, and more. VegasTechShows Desktop & Mobile http://www.VegasTechShows.com CES and International CES are registered trademarks of the Consumer Electronics Association. This presentation and VegasTechShows.com site and forum, have no affiliation with the Consumer Electronics Association.

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International CES 2015
Local Transportation Guide
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2. CES 2015 Local Transportation Guide
From the airport to your hotel
There are always taxis and shuttle buses outside the airport terminals.
No reservation required.
Most Las Vegas taxis and shuttles don’t accept credit cards.
Keep enough cash in your wallet.
Airport shuttle service to your hotel is about $11.
Taxis cost $15-$40 (distance, route, traffic)
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From your hotel to the LVCC
Avoid driving to the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Heavy traffic. Parking is limited and can be expensive.
Walk or take a taxi from your hotel to the nearest monorail station.
Keep enough cash in your wallet. Most taxis don’t accept credit cards.
The monorail stops 150ft from the entrance to the LVCC.
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Between the LVCC and Sands
Take the CES Shuttle Bus between exhibits at the Las Vegas Convention Center
and the Sands Expo.
The monorail isn’t practical.
Taxis won’t get you there faster.
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5. CES 2015 Local Transportation Guide
Between the LVCC and LVH
Take the monorail from between exhibits at the Las Vegas Convention Center and
the LVH Hotel.
The 1/3 mile walk takes only 6 minutes
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Between the LVCC and your hotel
Take the monorail from the Las Vegas Convention Center back to the station
nearest to your hotel.
You avoid long lines for shuttle buses and taxis.
You avoid sitting in heavy traffic.
Walk, drive or take a taxi from the monorail station nearest to your hotel.
Keep enough cash in your wallet. Most taxis don’t accept credit cards.
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7. CES 2015 Local Transportation Guide
Between your hotel and Sands exhibits
Take a CES shuttle bus.
You may need to walk, drive or take a taxi to the nearest hotel with a shuttle
stop.
The monorail is not practical.
Taxis won’t get you there faster.
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8. CES 2015 Local Transportation Guide
Between your hotel and evening events
Taxis are best. Keep enough cash. Most taxis don’t accept credit cards.
The Monorail is not practical.
No CES shuttle bus service after 6:30pm
Find taxis at front entrance to casinos/hotels. Never hail a taxi on the street.
Drive if you have a car.
Save time and walking with free casino valet parking.
Don’t drink and drive.
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9. CES 2015 Local Transportation Guide
To the airport
Taxis are always at the front entrance of hotel.
Keep enough cash. Most taxis don’t accept credit cards.
Schedule up to an hour to get to the airport (distance & traffic)
Shuttle bus airport service is cheaper than a taxi.
Ask at your hotel to make an airport shuttle bus reservation.
Allow for 90-135 minutes to get the airport. (stops, distance & traffic)
CES offers a $5 airport shuttle from the Venetian and Las Vegas Convention
Center
Thursday and Friday only.
Leaves every 30 minutes. No reservation needed.
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