From Crown Motel’s side of Las Vegas, the Strip is the resort corridor along Las Vegas Boulevard, served by buses and the Monorail.
A car trip from the motel to Fremont Street Experience takes about 5 minutes, making it possible to pair a downtown stop with a Strip visit. Crown Motel is a 3-star motel in Las Vegas, with rooms available to book.
- Location: Las Vegas Boulevard’s resort corridor.
- Downtown connection: The Deuce serves Fremont Street Experience and Strip stops.
- Bus service: RTC’s Deuce on The Strip operates 24/7.
- Monorail: Seven stations run between MGM Grand and SAHARA Las Vegas.
Where is the Las Vegas Strip?
The Las Vegas Strip runs along Las Vegas Boulevard through the resort corridor. The Deuce route connects this area with downtown stops, including Fremont Street Experience and Bonneville Transit Center, as well as destinations such as the STRAT, Fashion Show Mall, Caesars Palace, Bellagio and Mandalay Bay.
For a downtown-to-Strip outing, the bus offers a direct way to connect the two areas without treating them as the same destination. If you’re planning to include the downtown attraction, what to expect at Fremont Street Experience can help you plan that part of the evening.
How do you get from downtown to the Strip?
The Deuce is the transit option in these facts that serves both downtown and the Strip, and it operates 24/7. Its stops include Fremont Street Experience and Bonneville Transit Center downtown, followed by a range of resort-corridor destinations.
RTC provides an interactive map for locating stops, routes and arrival times. Before setting out, check the official site before you go for current route details; the operator is the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC).
For a broader look at transport around the city, how to get around Las Vegas from a downtown base puts the Strip connection in context.
Choosing a route along the Strip
You can use the Deuce for a route that includes both downtown and Strip stops, or use the Monorail for its station-to-station corridor. The Monorail has seven stations: MGM Grand, Horseshoe/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah’s/The LINQ, Boingo at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Westgate and SAHARA Las Vegas.
Northbound trains start at MGM Grand and stop at Horseshoe/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah’s/The LINQ, Boingo at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Westgate and SAHARA Las Vegas. Southbound trains start at SAHARA Las Vegas and visit those stations in reverse order, ending at MGM Grand.
The Monorail does not go to downtown Las Vegas. Its operator describes transferring to the 24/7 Deuce at the SAHARA Las Vegas stop to continue to Fremont Street Experience.
What should you know about parking and transit?
Transit details are available, but no parking locations, fees or rules are included here. For a public-transport plan, the Deuce runs at all hours, while the Monorail follows a separate station corridor and does not reach downtown.
The Monorail’s regular hours are 7 a.m. to midnight Monday, 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday, and 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday through Sunday. Trains arrive approximately every 4–8 minutes, depending on how many trains are operating and anticipated ridership. Check the operator’s official site before travelling for current service information.
Strip or Fremont Street for an evening?
The Strip and Fremont Street Experience are distinct stops connected by the Deuce, so you can plan an evening around one area or use the bus to link them. The Strip’s listed stops include resort destinations such as Caesars Palace, Bellagio and Mandalay Bay; the downtown connection includes Fremont Street Experience.
If you want to include both areas, use the Deuce route map to locate stops and check arrival times, then choose the stops that fit your plan. The Monorail is useful for its seven-station corridor, but it does not serve downtown.
FAQs
What street is the Las Vegas Strip on?
The resort corridor is along Las Vegas Boulevard.
Does the Las Vegas Monorail go downtown?
No. The Monorail does not serve downtown Las Vegas; its operator describes transferring to the Deuce at SAHARA Las Vegas for Fremont Street Experience.
Does the Deuce run all night?
Yes. RTC’s Deuce on The Strip operates 24/7.
Can you visit the Strip and Fremont Street on the same outing?
Yes. The Deuce serves both Fremont Street Experience and stops along the Strip, connecting the two areas.