Who doesn't appreciate free transportation? This express travels between the Aria, Bellagio and Park MGM. That doesn't sound like a big deal on the surface but the walking steps between the Bellagio and Park MGM is a lot. In each car there's seating and poles to support those standing. read more

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Very convenient way to move through Las Vegas! If you didn't want to walk long distances to reach each hotel/ casino! We would hop on at the Park MGM- Complimentary- no charge. Multiple stops! Highly recommended! Very clean! Great views from the platform and during the ride! Platforms had great murals read more

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Aria Express is free and runs from the Bellagio to Park MGM. The stations are not enclosed so if there's a storm, you might not want to use it. There are only 3 stations. 1) Bellagio Station (Access to Vdara & Cosmo) 2) Crystals Mall Station (Access to Aria) 3) Aria & Park MGM Station (Access to the Park & T-mobile Arena) Since all of the properties around here are bunched up, each station has access to multiple properties. Because of this, the Aria Express isn't that useful. If you are trying to get to a specific spot on a property that is close to the tram station, then it might be worthwhile. Otherwise, you might as well walk. For example, the Bellagio Station is at the rear of the Bellagio property. By the time you reach the station, you're a minute away from the walkway that connects to Vdara (Which is next to Aria and a 1-2 minute walk from it) The Aria/Park MGM station is right in between Aria and Park MGM. read more

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The Aria Express Tram is a free tram that offers seamless connection between the following locations Bellagio Vdara Park MGM The Shops at Crystals Aria After my mom and I had visited New York New York, and ate at the America restaurant, we decided to take the ARIA Express tram back to Bellagio as we had parked at the Bellagio, originally for the Bellagio Conservatory. From New York New York Hotel & Casino, we walked into Park MGM and found the tram service. We initially missed the first tram as the doors had closed, but we waited about 4 minutes for the next tram even though the sign said every 7 minutes. There was two different trams going which was great! We found open seating available! It's quick and efficient! It even has great views of the Las Vegas Strip and the hotels in the area! The Tram had one stop before stopping at the Bellagio. This is great to take, especially if you're visiting these local casinos and looking to take a break from walking, especially in the summer! The Aria Express Tram has A/C! read more

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Located at either the Bellagio or Aria in Las Vegas this is a free tram you can catch to go from the Bellagio to the Crystal Shops to the Aria/Park MGM or vice versa. It operates from 8am-2am daily. Overall great transportation instead of walking from Hotel to hotel. And they never changed the sign inside the tram when it's approaching Aria/Park MGM it still shows Monte Carlo. read more

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This free tram runs from park mgm and ends at bellagio. Nice way to make a long walk a short tram ride. Trams are clean and free. read more

ARIA Express - Elevated view above strip on tram - Trains Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Cool free transportation between the Bellagio, Aria, Cosmopolitan, and Park MGM. Love that it saves some walk time if you don't want to deal with walking The Strip between these hotels. You can avoid the Vegas heat and walk in between hotels. read more

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Quick and Convenient Monorail [Las Vegas NV] We discovered this free tram ride that takes us directly from Park MGM to Bellagio (passing through the Aria along the way) and vice versa... so now we didn't have to walk on the Strip under the sweltering heat. My hubby knows that every time we visit Vegas we have to stop by the exhibit. I love viewing the seasonal display at the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden. The tram allows passengers to move to and from any of the three MGM Resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and is completely free! The tram arrives 10-15 mins and travel time to the Bellagio from Park MGM was about six mins. It stops at The Shops at Crystals. It's so convenient and we saved so much time... so now it is a must use for us when exploring the city. The cars are clean and spacious with AC inside and best of all, not crowded. The Aria Express operates daily from 8:00a until 2:00a. Review #3532 read more

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Free tram running from Park MGM to the Bellagio. Great views of the Aria, Vdara and Cosmopolitan hotels. Highly recommend! read more

This tram has a lot of issues in my opinion. There was a steep staircase and an escalator. If the escalator fails - people will have to take the stairs. Usually that's a pain in the butt, but doable, but this is Las Vegas and our summers get up to 115 degrees. Let me break this down with a pro/con list. Pros: Free Quickly arrives The tram ride is short There's plenty of space It's clean inside The tram deck is nice Cons: Only one set of escalators, one set of stairs I did not see anything to make the tram disability accessible Not indoors No a/c No fans No misting I do hope Aria will take the time to improve this feature. I was very pleased with the tram itself read more

The convenience of this tram depends on where you're going and if you'd prefer to walk or not. It's probably better to use it from end to end, as the middle could be a waste of time trying to find the station then walking to wherever after you get there. Vdara/Bellagio to Aria - Just walk! It's probably closer unless you need to be on the other side of Aria for some reason, then take it to the Park MGM/Aria stop.. Vdara/Bellagio to Crystals/Aria - This is probably worth the wait. I never saw where in Crystals it let you off. Vdara/Bellagio to Park MGM/Aria - I did this a few times and it's a time saver for sure. Getting to the Aria from the station isn't bad, but the Park MGM is kind of a long walk afterwards, especially if you're going to Eataly. Note: Once the walkway to the Cosmopolitan opens from the Vdara, then it's another good way to get there as well. However, you'd be in the back of the Cosmo which is pretty far from the strip. There are two trams so if you're waiting on one side, you may need to rush to the other side to get in the one you want. They both seem to stop at all stations every time, unlike the the one from Mandalay Bay to Luxor to Excalibur, where you may pass the Luxor completely. read more

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aka Aria Tram. It runs from Bellagio to Park MGM and back, with a stop at Aria. Super convenient and clean. So worth it and you don't have to deal with the parking structures. It's free. Note: the escalators at time do not work so you'll have to take the steep stairs or the elevator. Tip for locals for concert at Dolby Live or T-Mobile Arena. Self park at Bellagio for 3 hrs free and take tram to Park MGM so you don't have to pay for the high event parking. read more

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Free transportation in Las Vegas, Nevada... I hardly ever stay on The Strip when I'm vacationing in Las Vegas. I'm usually in Downtown, where I get free parking. Luckily, I just followed Lyla D. and her husband, Ed around. They knew exactly where the free tram stopped and where each station entrance was. Their knowledge came in very handy - especially after dinner when we were full and almost experiencing food coma. We caught the Aria Express from the Aria Hotel to the Bellagio Hotel where we could walk off some calories at the Conservatory. The cars were clean, well-lit, and spacious. The ride was efficient, safe, and smooth. It was a wonderful air-conditioned experience... instead of walking in the 98°F environment! read more

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The Aria Express runs from Park MGM to Bellagio with a stop at Crystals in the middle. It really is so much easier and faster than walking. It's very easy to get to the tram. You just follow the signs that are posted. You'll want to make use of the tram, especially on hot days. Plus, it's free so you can ride it as many times as you like. read more

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Great free tram from mgm, bellagio and aria casino resorts. The tram is free and convenient. We only waited a few mins to board the tram and there was plenty of seating as well. The tram itself had a little bit of a weird smell and I wish the air conditioning was a little stronger. read more

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Aria Express makes it so comfortable to move within vegas! I used it to go from The Shops at Crystal to Bellagio mid day, and loved the ride. AC, spacious, not crowded, and free? Great option! read more

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After exiting the Mandalay-Luxor-Excalibur, we walked to the Park MGM to catch the Park MGM-City Center-Bellagio tram. This tram runs daily from 8am to 4am, every seven minutes. The station is in the back of the Park MGM in the Street of Dreams and you can also access the Aria from the station as well. The tram stops at the City Center/Crystals Shopping Mall before it reaches the Bellagio in about six minutes. The Bellagio stop is in the Spa Tower. Proceed through the hallways and you'll reach the Conservatory. From there, we exited the Bellagio and crossed the Strip to the Paris to meet our friends for dinner. Normally, we would have driven but with the congestion due to the F1 track setup, the tram was a convenient way to get here from our hotel on the South side of the Strip. read more

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Extremely kind people and I absolutely love how the employees are excited about Las Vegas. I always appreciate advice from people who live locally on the best places to visit. read more

I love this little tram. Easy access to the Bellagio/Vdara, Crystals Mall, and Aria/Park MGM. The trams are air-conditioned and there is plenty of room. Since the travel time is short, even it's crowded, it doesn't last long. The sad part which sucks is waiting outside when it's 114 degrees. If only one tram is running, it takes about 10 minutes from the time it left until it returns. Or, because the platform is higher up, the wind chill factor in the winter can make you feel you are at the top of Mt. Everest. The location of the tram stops can be a pain as well. The Bellagio is at the far end of the tower towards the back of the resort. You can probably walk to the Cosmo in the same amount of time or less. Depending on where you are going in Aria, it might be quicker to get off at Crystals. It's closer to the entrance of Aria if you're looking for the front desk or going to Catch. If you want to hit the casino, getting of at the Aria/MGM stop is fine. If you're staying at the Park MGM, good luck finding where to catch the tram. There's no signage (that I could find) except in the hallway leading towards the tram stop. (Hint: Head towards the pool.) read more

How convenient is this?! A tram that will take you from the Aria hotel to the Park MGM Grand while stopping at a few other hotels in between. And, for FREE! And, until 4 am! Yep, it's awesome sauce. When you've been walking up and down the strip all day, sometimes you just need a break. This tram serves as the perfect opportunity for that! The Aria Express tram starts its' route at the Aria hotel and stops at the Bellagio, Vdara, and the Park MGM before ending its' route at the Shops at Crystals. This is perfect if you have luggage or have been doing a little shopping. Even better if you've been drankin' (wink wink) or if you're just damn tired like I was. I love that this tram is free given the fact that ride shares and taxis are insanely expensive. The tram runs pretty frequently and there are screens that display the expected arrival times and destinations. The interior is clean and spacious and it makes getting around the strip so much easier. Best of all; it runs until 4 am in the morning every day! It's not quite 24 hours but 20 hours is still pretty damn good (It runs from 8am-4-am daily). Can you imagine if this tram connected throughout the entire strip? I know that will probably never happen because it would be crowded and the demand for other forms or transit would go down... BUT it's still a nice thought. I will definitely be using this tram regularly during my future trips to the strip. read more

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This tram between MGM Park, Aria and Bellagio is super convenient and it opens until 2:00am. read more

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The tram was remarkably clean and most of all it's FREE!! Way to go Vegas!! The ride was smooth and the people were friendly as they entered and departed towards their destinations. This was my first time riding in my many visits to Las Vegas!! read more

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This is absolute luxurious abundance but isn't that what Las Vegas is all about? You can walk to the other side but why would you, if you can take some stairs instead and just cross by train! It's fancier than Miami's own downtown free metromover! But equal free! Funny is that I never even noticed there was a train until I moved to Veer towers!:) read more

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I have ridden this tram twice--once when City Center first opened and yesterday to go from the Bellagio to the Monte Carlo while avoiding the heat of walking the Strip or going the meandering way through the hotels to get to the MC. The tram is efficient and it's air conditioned. I saved quite a few steps and go to and from the Bellagio - Monte Carlo with a minimum of stress. There is no charge to ride the tram. It's great for visitors but for me, I generally park at the property at which I want to be and walk the short distance to a neighboring one. read more

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My GF, Sarah G, is taking her mother and nana to Las Vegas. I sent her the following message. Turns out it's a review. Haha! From the Bellagio, it's a short walk from The Cosmopolitan and The Park MGM. However, on an event or game night, it like a cattle crossing. Packed and slow moving. Take the tram. It's free! The ARIA Express Tram is on an elevated electric track and it gives you a nice quick view of the south strip! They run every 10 minutes or so; 8am-4am daily. The tram stops are: Bellagio Vdara Park MGM The Shops at Crystals. read more

Although we enjoy walking and often will walk the round trip distance from Mandalay Bay to the Encore Resorts just for our exercise while visiting Las Vegas, we have found that there are 3 privately owned (MGM Resorts?) and FREE trams connecting resorts and casinos on the West side of The Strip. We use these trams when it's too hot outdoors or returning back to our hotel after late at night gambling. The three trams are: - Bellagio Hotel to The Shops at Crystals to Monte Carlo - distance is approximately 0.8 mi - Mandalay Bay to Excalibur Resort - distance run is approximately 0.4 mi - Mirage to Treasure Island - distance is approximately 0.13 mi These driverless trams are a great solution to one's travel in between casinos if you don't want to move your car from one parking lot to another. By the way, most casinos charge you for parking even as a guest (flat-rate with in-and-out privileges). You don't have to worry about being picked up for DUI or being stopped by the police. The trams are clean, fast and convenient. read more

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Free tram. Open from 8 am-4 am daily. It links the Vdara, Bellagio, Shops at Crystals, Monte Carlo and Aria. This tram helps you save some time without having to get a taxi and to avoid larger crowds on the Vegas Blvd. It's electric, clean, and has AC. Great option to have. read more

ARIA Express - Trains Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The Aria Express is an elevated train that connects Park MGM to the Bellagio. It opened December 1, 2009 in conjunction with the City Center. Here is an interesting observation: City Center doesn't have a business listing. At any rate, over the years MGM has subtly rebranded City Center as the Aria. One of the ramifications of this rebranding was renaming the City Center Tram as the Aria Express. The Aria Express tram dates further back than City Center. Once upon a time there stood on the land where City Center is today a hotel casino called The Boardwalk, a massive parking lot, helicopter tours landing area, and stores. In the far back was a tram connecting the back of the Monte Carlo to the Bellagio. I remember it being a far less impressive tram. Today the Aria Express runs along a 2,100 long elevated track. In my opinion it is more of a visual statement than a functional ride. The majority of the ride is 6 to 8 minutes through the heart of the City Center on a route that serves three closely spaced stops. The southernmost stop is at the back of Park MGM where the resort transitions into the Aria. The mid stop is the Shops at Crystal's. And the north stop is the Bellagio and Vddaro. The dot map below shows the Aria Express route:  Aria Express Route    _______\. North  Approx. 6 minutes                  / ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Stop 1.                    Stop 2.            Stop 3. Park MGM/        Crystals.          The Bellagio / Aria.                                               The Vdarra  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I have ridden the Aria Express several times throughout the years. From all the years riding it, it does not save much time in comparison to just walking along the Las Vegas Strip. The reality is that it is a far walk deep into Park MGM and The Bellagio that in some parts is closer to Interstate 15 than the Strip. The walk brings you west, then north, and then east to meet up with the Strip. Vice versa for the other direction. This walk leads west through the totality of the Park MGM casino, then north along a hallway near the conference center, makes an s-curve, then goes east along the hall overlooking the pool and north up an escalator leading to the Aria. Then another escalator south leads to the elevated station. At the worst the wait could be 8 minutes. After a 6 to 8 minute tram ride it is a long walk through the Bellagio. After two sets of escalators, it is a walk through a long hall making s-curves by the south tower and convention center. It continues northeast past the conservatory and registration where it continues through the casino and high end mall that returns to the Strip. The following dot map shows the indirect walk in conjunction with the Aria Express. The circles are the walk. The "x" s are the Aria Express. And the "~" is the Las Vegas Strip. Dot Map of Aria Express with walking:                     _____\     North                              /                                 *Aria         °° ° °        [  ×××× × ×× ] °°        °       °    °                            °*Bellagio  * Park.   °   °       *Crystal's.           °     MGM                                                   °        °                                                              ° ~~°~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~°~  Las Vegas Boulevard ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The reasons that I take the tram is the perception of safety and enjoying a tram ride. When I really do not want to deal with the panhandlers and other elements on the Strip, especially at night, I partake in this walk and ride. The reality is that it is an enjoyable walk through attractive properties. The tram itself is attractive. It travels along a picture postcard diorama of the Aria and through Crystals. It reminds me of a Disney World tram. And in the most brutal days of summer the air conditioning in the contiguous hotels and the tram is helpful. The seats are also comfortable. Despite the perseption of safety there have been a couple of times that I saw some Loony Toons on the tram. Fortunately they were not violent Loony Toons. I say this because I have yet to see one security guard all these years at the stations or in the tram. When I am walking on the Las Vegas Strip between the South and Mid to North Strip, the Aria Express in conjunction with a walk through Park MGM and Bellagio has been an enjoyable alternative to solely walking the Strip. Without a doubt it adds to the quality of life for the Visitor local on the Las Vegas Strip. I will return! read more

Not air conditioned. Not conveniently located. Better off walking almost always. Good idea, very poor execution.

We came here on June 6th. I'll be contacting management about this as well because no AC in this damn 114 degree weather is absurd. We were headed back to Aria from Bellagio, and the tram had NO AC. It was so unbearably hot that most of us had to get off at Crystals Shop. Two minutes in the tram was torture - its usually super well AC-ed but not having the AC on on the hottest day is crazy - Dont have the tram running if the AC doesnt work. How is this acceptable? read more

"Hip-Hip-Hurray" to the "City Center Tram" also known as the "ARIA EXPRESS" in Las Vegas ! As you well know that the temperature in Las Vegas can get a pretty "HOT" ! And For those whom have medical issues , walking in the tremendous heat is not an option ! The City Center Tram is electric, very clean and most importantly air conditioned. Open daily from 8am - 4am in the morning ! Depending on where you board, the route of the tram starts from one of three tram stations ( Aria & Monte Carlo ) ( Crystal ) or ( Bellagio ). There is only a 3 - 5 minute wait between cars. Seating is also available at the stations. Plan your activities accordingly and near a tram station if possible. Whether going to a show, dining out, or just bar hopping ! Air conditioned tram rides beat walking in 110 degree "HEAT". As the saying go's (What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas ) ! Time to PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

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The tram connects Monte Carlo/Aria casinos within The Shops at Crystals & Bellagio hotel, all MGM properties. My favorite mode of transportation on the strip, it's air conditioned, clean, and pretty safe. read more

ARIA Express - Bellagio-Crystal-Aria/Monte Carlo - Trains Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This is such a convenient mini monorail, especially on a hot and sunny day! Takes you away from heat and you get to enjoy ac without having to walk. Although, most of us enjoy walking around the strip. This is very nice and clean. It runs from Monte Carlo to Crystals to Bellagio. read more

I've been to Vegas maybe more times than most SoCal visitors and it never surprises me to find something new about Vegas each time. The hidden discovery from my March trip was the CityCenter tram! Not wanting to quite leave yet on the last day of the trip, we were taking our time walking around Crystals. After walking all around we ventured to an obscure corner of Crystals (south side I think) and noticed some escalators. Bam, we found the tram. It's free? Oooooh, even better! The mid-point location of the tram is at Crystals. If you're at this station, you can choose to go to Bellagio in one direction or Monte Carlo in the other. Convenient and nice way to stay off your feet! It comes every 5ish minutes, so your wait will not be long. Keep an eye on the signs above to determine which direction the incoming tram is going. In case you really planned to go to Bellagio, you don't want to accidentally board the tram that's heading towards Monte Carlo. Too bad it doesn't go further beyond Monte Carlo or Bellagio, but I'm thankful this tram is even here! read more

MGM Resorts properties Disney like monorail system that transport guests between resorts. This modern and clean semi-mass transit system that links Bellagio, Vdara, Shops at Crystals, Aria & Monte Carlo is a convenient way to travel between these large mega resorts for FREE. The station platforms are clean, spacious and provides a good view of the Strip, City Scape and Mountains that surrounds the Las Vegas valley. There is only 3 stops for this entire system. The North Station allows access to Bellagio & Vdara. The Midway Station allows access to The Shops at Crystals. The South Station allows access to Aria & Monte Carlo. Trams are usually busy during long weekends, conventions and the newly built T-Mobile Arena at the Park between Monte Carlo & New York New York. Overall a great way to avoid larger crowds on Las Vegas Blvd. and save time to get from various properties without the use of taking taxi or driving your own car. Plus an awesome way to see the sights of Vegas. read more

ARIA Express - View from the NE Corner of Bellagio & Vdara station w/ partial view of Strip. - Trains Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I was feeling lazy after meeting with some friends for dinner at the Buffet at Aria. Did not feel like walking all the way back to Caesars Palace in the 110 degree weather and crowded walkways. So, I headed to the Shops at Crystal to hitch a ride on the City Center Tram. The wait was only a few minutes, and there was no line. The tram is free! It is comfy inside. There is air conditioning! It was only about a 3 minute ride to get to the end of the line at Bellagio. I like it. Would absolutely ride this tram again (especially in hot weather). read more

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This great tram is hidden in the new Park MGM and I just find it after many previous visits to Vegas thanks to Yelp. It may still require walking to get to it but it cuts down on the walking from there to Bellagio for sure and it's a pleasant ride. It also allows for exploration in the Crystals between Park and Bellagio which were nice and quiet compared to the bustling of the strip. read more

The tram stops by every 7 minutes which isn't bad considering there are usually two trams going during the peak hours of the day so you'll probably be waiting for even less time. I love this tram because it's so well-maintained. The waiting areas at the stops and the interior of the ride are always clean! Also, the A/C is always on point so that means no cranky people to be spotted! You have the option of riding it at the Monte Carlo/Aria, Crystals, or Vdara/Bellagio! (Side note: there's a short cut from going through Bellagio to get to Caesars Palace so you can count that as another stop?) The tram station is typically quite easy to find with the signage at each hotel/center so definitely take advantage of this if your legs are dying from walking the Strip or if you're just trying to avoid the heat or cold! But pro-tip: if you're in a hurry and you're not in much pain. Walking is probably your best option. You can easily walk through the Aria Hotel to get to Vdara and there's also a sky bridge that connects the Gallery Row by Aria to Crystals Shopping Center. read more

CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN and they usually have AC.. yesss!! This free tram is an awesome perk if you are staying at Monte Carlo (which is where I have lately been staying at). It is great also during the hot and lazy summer days. The tram usually is not too crowded and you are able to fit in there comfortably. It makes stops at Aria and Monte Carlo to City Center/Crystals/Aria, all the way down to Bellagio/Vdara making it convenient and efficient to get from casino to casino. It will sadly not take you all the way across the strip but it is nice to not have to walk all the way down. (There is other trams that also connect to other casinos such as Excalibur, Luxor and Mandaly as well as the Mirage and Treasure Island tram) It came in handy too the one time that it rained in Vegas when we were there. I do wish though that it would come around more often. Usually comes around ever 3-6 minutes but the waiting area has had plenty of shade and its clean. #140/2014 read more

The tram will save your feet from extra walking and from the heat outside. The access points are kind of hidden in the casinos/hotels but you just have to follow the signs. Most of them are in the back of the hotels so it does take some walking to get to it. It's a bit shaky but like a typical monorail. The tram runs from 8am - 4am. It goes from Monte Carlo to Crystals and then to the Bellagio. It's 2 minutes and 31 seconds one way! Save yourself from the heat and your feet! read more

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