Vegas Loop starts $12 trips to Harry Reid in airport transit first

The Boring Company has initiated limited Vegas Loop service to Harry Reid International Airport, marking the first time its underground transit vehicles can legally access airport curbs. Currently, the service operates for departures only, with vehicles dropping passengers at the departures curb between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. Pick-ups will begin once all Loop vehicles are equipped with transponders, allowing boarding from designated Zero Level areas at Terminals 1 and 3. Trips cost about $12 and connect Resorts World Las Vegas or Westgate to the airport, combining tunnel travel with surface driving since the Loop does not yet run beneath the airport itself. This airport access represents a significant expansion beyond the Loop’s previous service, which was limited to convention areas and nearby resorts within about four miles of the airport. State regulators have approved the current setup with restrictions, including a four-mile limit on surface travel per trip and a requirement that each route include tunnel segments. The Vegas Loop currently operates over 10 miles of tunnels,