Pre- check , small line but moved quickly in T3…read more Tram over to D gates for my flight. Flight is on time. Cant ask for more!

We returned our Enterprise rental car and took the shuttle to Terminal 3 where we planned to fly…read moreback to SFO on United on a 6am flight. We walked over to TSA pre check using facial recognition. On the conveyor belt my carry on luggage was scanned and pulled aside for further inspection. Pro tip: I had an ice gel pack that was not frozen. I was asked why I needed it. Once I explained why, the TSA supervisor approved it. She explained it has to be in a frozen state if you're going to do carry on. Once we passed security we took the down escalator to take the tram to the D gate. Several places were open for business at this early hour around 4:15am.including Annie's Pretzels and Starbucks. Plenty of tables and chairs while catching an quick bite before boarding.

I have been to many airports. This one is the best in my opinion for several reasons…read more First off - this airport is efficient. Getting through security, picking up luggage and getting picked up is just first class. Spaciousness is another thing. Airport is mostly new and expanded and is very spacious. Next thing due to its location, there is an abundance of direct international flights. Lastly the Vegas flair is unbeatable. Slot machines and bling as soon as you get out of the airplane is unbeatable. I don't play the slots but I love the ambiance!!!

I had a great experience flying through the Las Vegas airport. Everything was easy, efficient, and…read morehassle-free. We made it through the airport without any issues, and I was surprised by how much larger it was than I expected. One thing that really stood out was the rideshare pickup area. It's one of the most organized and efficient airport rideshare systems I've experienced, making it quick and easy to get on the road after landing. And of course, it's Vegas! There are slot machines and bars throughout the airport, so the entertainment starts before you even leave the terminal. It definitely gives you that "Welcome to Las Vegas" feeling from the moment you arrive. Overall, it was a smooth, well-organized airport experience, and I would definitely have no complaints flying through here again.

We were delayed at PHX from the plane arriving from ORD which domino affected the timeline…read more No problem, we had a great flight to Vegas, then waited about 25 minutes for our bags. I ask for wheelchairs in terminals as their concourses are sometimes way long; today was a bad back/neck one so my 'driver' Joaquin was there to greet me on the jetway. We were somewhat tired but everything was great, thank you Joaquin for your assistance!

Yucky, but efficient. But again, yucky…read more Reid is never entirely comfortable - always a little too hot, too noisy, too crowded, too sticky, too gross. Bathrooms aren't the worst, but are pretty ick. Don't use the free wifi unless you're on a VPN. A significant proportion of your fellow passengers are uncivilized. TSA Pre works well. Checking-in/declaring firearms is efficient and routine. There are places to eat. Baggage claim is pretty efficient. I don't recall (knock wood) that I've ever had luggage misrouted or stolen from Mccarran. Cab line is a breeze. Ride share on the way out is a hassle. Curious (and guardedly optimistic) to see how the Loop works when they actually have it running full time. I've never parked here so I can't comment on it. I'm through here a lot and it's familiar and I've got it down - but I'm not going to tell you it's anything other than okay.

Nice airport but pretty big. The bag check in line wasn't long at all and it moved really quick…read more They have a monorail and shuttle buses that get you to different terminals as well as the rental cars. Everyone was pretty nice here and the airport was really clean--even the restroom. There wasn't a long line for the ladies room like most other airports, or maybe I was just lucky! They have slots inside the airport, and yes you can win money on them. I played $20 before boarding my flight and I won $76--so try your luck.

Las Vegas International Airport: Where Your Trip Starts... and the Slots Never Sleep…read more Only in Vegas do you step off a plane and immediately hear the sweet sound of ding ding ding. No easing in--just BAM... welcome to 24/7 gambling, baby. This airport runs like a well-oiled roulette wheel. Efficient. Efficient. Efficient. Lines move, bags show up, and somehow you're from gate to curb before you can even finish checking your phone. And the lights--oh, the lights. Bright, bold, unmistakably Vegas. It's like the Strip sent a welcome party right into the terminal. But the real MVP? Slot machines everywhere. Not "a few tucked in the corner." I'm talking you could miss your flight chasing a hot streak if you're not careful. Need a quick snack? Done. Need a ride? Easy. Need to test your luck before you even hit the hotel? Already handled. There's something oddly perfect about landing in a city built on chance... and being invited to play before you even grab your luggage. Final verdict: Fast. Bright. Slightly dangerous for your wallet (in the best Vegas way). This airport doesn't just get you in and out-- it reminds you exactly where you are the second you arrive.

The Cap 1 Lounge, located in LAS, is a nice place to hang before a flight. Nothing else to it…read more.. If you are a Cap 1 Venture X cardholder, you already have access to this lounge, hwoever Venture card holders can also pay to enter. Guests are also welcome, for an additional fee, of course. Once inside, everything is complimentary aside from premium alcohol options. The food options were good. I enjoyed the sweet treats section. The savory options were a bit scarce when I walked in, but it wasn't overly busy. They were accepting walk-ins when I visited, which was great. I've heard other locations can have a waitlist lasting hours. I did not enjoy any beverages, but they offered a full bar and a very nice speciality menu, including NA options. On the way out, you can grab some of the to-go options, including sandwiches, cookies, water, coffee, tea, etc. My experience here was great. If I'm traveling through LAS, I would certainly visit again.

Capital One Lounge might officially be giving the Amex Centurion Lounge a run for its money…read more I've been to both, and lately I find myself enjoying Capital One more. The lounge was beautiful, the food options were actually GOOD, everything felt fresh and well thought out, and the overall experience felt a little more elevated and less chaotic. The drinks were great too, which is always important. I've always considered Centurion the standard for airport lounges, but they've gotten so crowded lately that sometimes it barely feels like a lounge anymore. Capital One still has that more exclusive, relaxing feel I'm looking for before a flight. If Capital One keeps this up, Amex might have some competition because this was easily one of my favorite lounge experiences. Capital One said "Centurion who?"

9/3/26 I usually…read morepick the earliest flights to and from.. but this time I chose a little later morning flight.. (probably stick with the early flights).. Full flight and we could not take off until 18 bags would be offered to check in.. I did pay extra for the choice extra.. git seats 1 and boarding group 1. No problem getting overhead storage.. Amazed how they knew which row and seats that needed to check their bags in.. I'll be happy once we get home safely..

Please fire Ashley!! He/they do not belong customer facing, especially for an airline with LUV as…read moretheir symbol. My husband and I are A List customers, and we fly Southwest almost every month between Las Vegas and San Jose for my oncology appointments at Stanford. During check in, the baggage scale repeatedly fluctuated between 50.4 and 50.6 pounds, and I have videos showing the unstable readings. The agent told me Southwest's policy allows up to 50.5 pounds, yet insisted I remove something from my suitcase. All I had to do was remove a small luggage lock. The bag then weighed 50.4 pounds, but the scale continued fluctuating between 50.4 and 50.6 pounds. Making me remove the lock was completely unnecessary. As we finished, I simply mentioned that I have Stage IV lung cancer and was traveling to see my oncologist. I was not asking for special treatment. I only said I hoped he would show a little more compassion to future passengers. Instead, he became rude and unprofessional, told me he was not going to play this game, called a supervisor, made my husband and me wait about 10 minutes, and then said he was making a note on my account. I was shocked that a simple comment about showing compassion resulted in being treated this way. I can provide videos of the fluctuating scale and documentation of my oncology appointments. I hope Southwest reviews both the employee's conduct and the condition of the scale. We have always enjoyed flying Southwest, which made this experience especially disappointing.

First visit here and it was a decent experience. It made the 2.5 hours wait for my flight more…read morecomfortable than sitting at the gate for sure. It is located near gate E2, so convenience to your gate will vary. The customer service was 5 star - a check-in, Cecelia was friendly and very helpful with getting me signed in and letting me know the available amenities. The Food Service crew were nice and open to answering questions about the mini buffet. Although I didn't acquire any adult beverages, the Bartender was also polite and helpful. The amenities were ok. Plenty of seating and space to spread out, including a phone room and a computer room - phones and computers not included. There were a variety of seatinf times so probably easy to find a cushion or height suitable for your comfort. There are also a few shower stalls. The space was generally quiet with the exception of small conversations and the clinking of dishes. I found the temp to be cool so I put on my jacket. It probably is the right level of coolness for when it gets crowded. The food selection was also probably a 3 - I was here for the breakfast/lunch setup. The menu included eggs n potatoes, chicken sliders, sausage, a salad bar, 2 soups, oatmeal cookies, a dessert and pita bread. I think a charcuterie tray would have been a good fit for the menu. At some point, someone came around to pass out popcorn. There is a full bar, a coffe and tea station and infused water, so plenty to sip on.

Not a bad lounge. I wanted to go to the Centurion but alas, I get a free +1 in the Club but not…read moreCenturion. I liked that they were playing the US Open on the bar TV. Overall, no frills and decor is lacking (honestly feels kinda depressing--I think it's the lighting), but my Shirley Temple was good (albeit pretty icy) and the burger and noodles were fine. Gets the job done.

Probably one of the most efficient TSA checkpoints I ever have to deal with. Not only is it never…read morepacked but it is so smooth. I appreciate how they have a liquid pour out station right before you enter. With CLEAR & TSA pre being available, they are able to go through the lines pretty quickly. I also like how this is a bit more central and you can access multiple points pretty quickly.

Fast without the furious!…read more Simple. Quick. Easy. Pro Tip: Get TSA PreCheck/Global Entry for the most efficient security line process. Bonus: if the line has more than 30 people, CLEAR will get you to the front as well! You can thank me later.

Flying to Orlando Florida through Southwest, the TSA Checkpoint Terminal 1 for the C and D gates is…read morethe go to area! The TSA Pre-check line always moves fast! The line was pretty minimal for a early morning flight, boarding at 7:00 A.M! The team at the TSA Checkpoint are always helpful and friendly! I normally fly either Southwest or JetBlue and usually always have a great experience at the Las Vegas Airport, which is my home Airport! The line for the normal TSA wasn't that long on a Wednesday morning in April. It looked to be approximately a 30 minute wait. Sometimes it can get relatively busy when flying out of Las Vegas if there is a big show or event in town!

Going through TSA security was pretty quick first thing in the morning. My issue came with a Latino…read moreTSA agent with black hair that was pinned up so the loose ends stuck upward. She screened horizon shelf stable milk bottles which are used for a child under 4. She refused to let it pass through and didn't give a reason other than it was not allowed and proceeded to trash them. Travel was 6-7 hours of transit this day with this being the source of nourishment for liquids (and ice in a water bottle for water pass the TSA terminal). Not satisfied with this exchange, I sought out a TSA Supervisor for help. Explaining the situation and the exchange and he has asked me to point out the agent. Who during the conversation with the supervisor, proceeded to get further and further away from the examination area until she was no longer in line of site or on the floor. The supervisor offered no apology and didn't offer to correct or have the agent come to apologize. He simply stated it should have been allowed. He isn't sure why the agent didn't allow it, but once it's touched the bin we can not retrieve it. There is nothing that can be done. I asked if there is a place to give feedback and he had a stack of complaint business cards in his top left pocket, which he proceeded to hand me and follow up with I can go to the website or email it to that email address. Overall super disappointed. I had to spend more money to purchase milk on the other side of the gate because of course the child was thirsty knowing her milk bottles were thrown away. I don't understand how people in the service of customer service can not simply recognize that sometime mistakes happen because of untrained personnel. When this happens, as a manager, simply call the employee over and inform them of the accident or misconduct and offer a simply apology. It goes a long way and the training effort if the supervisor had done this, would save more grief for families going forward with this agent knowing the TSA rules and regulations better.

My gate was nearby, so I had to check out the fabulous Gate D55. It was everything I had so dearly…read morehoped for in a departure gate. Not only were there seats, but even outlets!

Slot machines near your gate are dangerous. They also play and pay pretty well. This is Vegas baby…read moreand gambling is EVERYWHERE. The gate is your typical airline gate, with seating, tables out in the common area, with plug in stations for your phone, sadly the table I chose didn't work for plugging in, but I had my own battery bank. All United gates have their similar set ups with the numbered positions, with luck you'll be either 1, 2 or 3, after that pray to your gods that you get over head space. ;)