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

ARIA Express - Trains Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Very few things are free in Las Vegas anymore, let alone something that's actually useful. I'd think the only issue with the tram is it doesn't have enough stops and is all the way at the back of the properties. I find the tram station at bellagio is great for photos. Nice location to get cloud reflections from Aria and a picturesque view of the palms. read more

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Much better than its inferior, dilapidated sister (http://www.yelp.com/biz/mandalay-bay-excalibur-tram-las-vegas), the MGM Resorts International-owned CityCenter Tram is an efficient means to get from Monte Carlo to Bellagio, or vice versa. With that being said, I am not cheerleader, so I have a few qualms with this tram: - It is entirely too slow. Increase velocity please; - It is entirely too trashed. Clean up, more often, after the Motley Cruers please; and - It should straight up connect with the South tram tracks and Mandalay Bay, maybe even Town Square (a dream, I know ...). Fuck it: run it all the way to the airport! Now, I am not a complete ass, so I will combine my three negatives for this listing into a single star deduction, because I am benevolent, and it is festivus after all. Not to mention it is free year-round. Merry Chanukah! - E read more

This tram will save you a ton of walking time. You access it via the rear of the casinos, so you do have to walk a little to get it to it. But it'll save you quite a bit of time if you want to move between the areas it services. The trams run fairly often, so,the wait time is short. The ride is quick and efficient as well. The stations and cars are newer and clean. read more

This is an automatic (no driver) that takes you between Park MGM, Aria, the shops at Crystals, and Bellagio. This tram is free. Follow the signs in each casino to get here. Tram is air conditioned and only takes minutes between hotels. To get between Aria and Park MGM just follow the walkway. You don't have to get on the tram. read more

A small tram service centered around Aria. Three stops: Bellagio/Vdara, Shops at Crystals, Aria/Park MGM. Short wait, no more than 10 minutes. Short ride. Free for everyone. Very useful, but only because Aria's poorly designed in terms of walkability. read more

We found the tram very helpful while staying at the Monte Carlo. It provided easy access to both Aria and Bellagio. read more

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Convenient, modern, clean and safe. It's great to hop from hotel to hotel and is much easier then all the escalators after a night of clubbing (especially in high heels!) Makes for great photo ops too read more

When packing for Vegas, I thought I had picked some decent shoes with insoles for all my adventures but around the end of the day I could feel the blisters and couldn't stand walking anymore. I can usually walk all day long without an issues but my fashionable boots just weren't doing the trick and I needed to get back to the hotel to soak my feet for a bit before the next thing we wanted to do. Luckily, my friend spotted this tram and thank god it took us somewhat near our hotel. The tram is FREE and CLEAN. Plus, it wasn't packed so I was able to take a seat and rest my feet. The ride is quick and we were at our hotel in a matter of minutes. Yay! read more

What a great little tram this is. If you're staying in between the Monte Carlo, Aria, or Bellagio this connects all three. Money and time saver for those who don't want to Uber or Taxi it around the strip. Definitely use it! read more

Can you say free, clean, transportation in Vegas? You can if you take the CityCenter Tram. I always get on in Monte Carlo (not easy to find but worth it) and take it all the way to the end. Then, I do my casino hopping by getting on and off the tram as needed. I make a full day of it. The tram is AIR CONDITIONED (so needed in Vegas). It's super super clean, has some funky music going on, and it hits a ton of casinos. It starts (for me) at Monte Carlo and goes all the way to Bellagio. That doesn't seem like a long way until you actually start walking the Vegas strip when it's 112 degrees. read more

***The CityCenter Tram, like the one at Mandalay Bay, is free, but the route is very small; it primarily connects the CityCenter to the Bellagio (Monte Carlo is also connected); it is actually not that far to walk from the CityCenter to Bellagio, but the tram does allow you to avoid walking outside when it is cold or having to walk through smoky casinos; the tram is clean and comfortable*** Parking is free at all of the casinos connected through this tram. read more

A good ride, but it's located in the back of Monte Carlo, CityCenter, and Bellagio. Be prepared to walk through a "maze" just to get to the trams, especially in Bellagio. Otherwise, enjoy! read more

Anytime I can hop on a tram in lucky las Vegas, I'm all over it. This is a great feature when casino hopping while we stayed at The Vdara. It allowed for ease to several casinos and cut out all the walking I do while decked out in sky high heels. Ladies, you can feel me on this and can appreciate a tram likewise. Note: Tram ride is free but hours are limited. Route is from Monte Carlo to The Bellagio. read more

This was extremely convenient for us when we stayed at the Monte Carlo!! A really easy and FREE way to get up the strip. Not sure when/if it closes. The only late night we had we took a cab back. Stops are frequent. The longest wait the whole trip was 6 minutes at most (there's a timer). Make sure to check the times on both sides since there are two different trams/tracks. read more

We were in Vegas in March and we rode this tram the entire length from the Monte Carlo to Bellagio. The tram stations are located in the very back of each hotel and therefore are not very conveniently located. Meanwhile, our friend walked the same route and got to Bellagio at the very same time as we did. The moral of the story is that if you want to take a load off of your feet for a very short time (maybe 7 or 8 minutes), it is probably worthwhile. But, if you are trying to save time, it's not worth it to trek all the way to the bowels of these hotels to find the tram station. On a positive note, the trams and tram stations are kept up very well. read more

Free, quick, & readily available! With two tracks per stop, we never waited longer than 3 minutes for a tram to come. They have digital displays on each side telling you how many minutes away the tram is. The tram travels between Monte Carlo (w/ access to Aria), Crystals shopping center (w/ access to Aria), & the Bellagio. You do have to walk through some windy long hallways in the hotels to get to the stops, but it is still much better than navigating the busy streets in the hot sun! read more

During our stay here, we didn't find out about the connecting tram until the SECOND day of our trip. My feet were already hurting from walking around so much from the first day. I was just like HALLELUJAH to have found this tram. It saves you a lot of time and pain. It takes you from Monte Carlo to Aria to Bellagio in minutes. The wait times aren't that long either, usually about 5-8 minutes or so. It runs 24/7. read more

ARIA Express - The view from inside the tram - Trains Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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This tram was clean and you know exactly where it goes. Your free ticket from the Monte Carlo to the Bellagio and back. What can be better than that?? read more

The tram service is very fast! The longest wait was around 6 minutes during slow times when only one tram runs. Even at peak times (nighttime after the shows, New Years Eve, etc) the cars weren't overly crowded. With well over a dozen trips, I've only seen a piece of trash once (an empty popcorn tub behind a seat). The little video that plays does get annoying when it constantly loops the same thing constantly ("Zarkana! Mandarin Oriental! Zarkana!"). Watch for the lighted sign with the arrow that points to which tram is arriving next! read more

It's better then paying Uber/Lyft and getting stuck in traffic. It's free. Don't know what else to say.

This is a free tram, which runs from Monte Carlo, City Center, Aria, and Bellagio. All of them are MGM own resort. I wish this tram could link to NYNY one can run all the way down to Mandalay Bay. The tram is very handy during hot day in Vegas, just aware the tram stop isn't indoor but there's shade. If you going to further casino like Venetian or Mirage, expect to walk another good 10, 15 minutes, or so. read more

Thank god for this tram!! honestly helped my feets and legs after walking the strip for a few days..what a relief! i forgot about this lil part of transportation which wouldve helped me with all the shopping i did but remembered later (so forgetful of me)! please dont forget about this lil sweet spot in vegas...very very very very useful!! read more

Convenient transportation from the Vdarra. Used it several times during our stay in LV.

Simple transportation from Aria to Bellagio. Clean and safe, reduces some extra walking especially in the hot Las Vegas areas.

I was so happy to find these Tram (and the other one that goes to the Luxor) because I made the mistake of walking from the Venetian to the Luxor to see the Titanic exhibit and by the time I got down there I was exhausted. Taking these free trams were good but I wish they were easier to find and/or just plopped you close to an exit close to the casino. Either way, it was nice to sit down for a few minutes and to explore the other casinos and shops that I would have missed if I just walked on the sidewalk. read more

This is kind of the best way to do it moving. I usually end up staying at Venetian/Wynn, so it is kind of fun to walk down the whole strip and hop on the tram back instead of having to double back or wait on cabs. read more

This modern, climate-controlled tram is a godsend when trying to get through Las Vegas. After all the walking one can do, especially if it's hot, it's nice to have a tram that will get you between a few of the different hotels and casinos, so you can sit and rest for a few minutes. This tram takes you from the Bellagio to Monte Carlo and Aria and I found it to be very useful during my trip to Las Vegas. The only drawback is that the tram is not in operation between 4am-8am. read more

Still better than nothing but the tram stations are located in the back of hotels so it took me forever to find the way to the LV blvd especially at Monte Carlo... read more

This tram was great because we were able to avoid walking out in the hot sun =D Very convenient to get to the Aria from the Bellagio!

My family has stayed at the Monte Carlo the past two years we have visited Las Vegas but we frequented the Bellagio for their restaurants, holiday display, and permanent show. With our elderly grandparents along for the trip, the tram was a quick, easy, convenient, and free transportation option for us to get up and down the strip with relative ease. We often never need to wait more than a few minutes for a train car as there are two sets of rails that run the same three stop route. Because it is free, occasionally it can get quite cosy in the car but it usually does not get uncomfortably crowded. You may not be able to find a seat every time so make sure to hang on to a rail to avoid losing your balance. My only other criticism is that the signage and station names are not particularly clear so pay close attention to make sure you are headed the way you were planning. read more

Who can hate on this tram! Its clean, hella helpful, and quick. Each station is organized so you know what side to stand on. Every time I've been on, the cars weren't all that crowded. The only downside is it some walking distance to any shopping at Bellagio but it was an after thought for that casino. Take this before trying to walk to the casino. Saves you a few miles in walking and people traffic. read more

love the tram. takes you from Monte Carlo, Aria & Bellagio. I'm like a little kid when it comes to these trams in Vegas, I could ride them back & forth all day! t lol but in all honesty, it saves from all the walking, these hotels are huge! read more

This free tram is a great way to get between Crystals (Aria), Monte Carlo and Bellagio quickly and in air-conditioned comfort. Just remember free, faster and easier than walking and air-conditioned. read more

Awesome way to get around without having to walk down the strip and constantly be asked about buying tickets to a show. The CityCenter Tram takes you from Aria to Bellagio and also to the Monte Carlo. Most importantly, this tram is free! Very fast as well! read more

This tram saved my wife and I a lot of walking it goes from the Bellagio to Aria. It's temperature controlled and clean. Oh the best thing about the tram it's free. read more

This tram is so convenient. Especially when your walking with woman who are complaining about their heels. But my savior is from the 116 heat outside. Love the ac and the sweat break. Its a little bit of a walk to find the tram. But well worth it read more

The City Center Tram is awesome, especially if you are staying in one of the hotels that the tram stops at (Monte Carlo, Aria, Vdara, Bellagio). It's a very convenient way to get around to the different hotels/casinos/stores. The tram was clean, although one trip, it smelt like urine. Not sure if the inside itself smelt like urine, or someone else in there did. Meh.. But other than that, it usually smells like Crystals. I think it's the Aria scent. read more

I was at Caesar's Palace and wanted to get to the Shops at Crystals. Since some casinos now charge for parking including Caesar's, I walked through Bellagio to see their beautiful Gardens, then took this free tram straight to Shops at Crystals. Wait time was minutes and it was not crowded at all on Wed evening. Very comfortable ride. Years ago, I took this tram to the Aria to see that hotel. Great way to get around especially when it is hot outside. read more