Red Line and Deuce buses to the StriporRed Line bus to Downtown Las Vegas?
The short answer
These do not go to the same place, so price is not the comparison. The Red Line and Deuce buses to the Strip reaches The Strip at Flamingo Road, by Bellagio and Caesars Palace; the Red Line bus to Downtown Las Vegas does not. Downtown Las Vegas and Fremont Street, not the Strip: the bus runs up Maryland Parkway, past the university, east of the Strip.
The Red Line bus to Downtown Las Vegas is quicker: 35 min against 37 min. The Red Line and Deuce buses to the Strip varies between 26 and 41 minutes.
Red Line and Deuce buses to the Strip: Runs all night. Red Line bus to Downtown Las Vegas: Runs all night.
Priced against each other
Whole-party totals · adult fares
What each costs for the whole party, in USD. The cheaper of the two is marked on every row.
Travelers
Red Line and Deuce buses to the Strip
Red Line bus to Downtown Las Vegas
Difference
1
US$6
US$4
US$2
2
US$12
US$8
US$4
3
US$18
US$12
US$6
4
US$24
US$16
US$8
5
US$30
US$20
US$10
6
US$36
US$24
US$12
7
US$42
US$28
US$14
8
US$48
US$32
US$16
Side by side
Where each one leaves you
Red Line→Deuce · Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC)Red Line and Deuce buses to the Strip
From
RTC bus stop on Level Zero of Terminal 1, across the crossing from baggage claim
To
Las Vegas Boulevard at Paris Las Vegas, across from Bellagio, a block south of Flamingo Road
Runs
All night
Journey
26–41 min
Board a southbound Red Line bus, to the South Strip Transit Terminal, and change there to a northbound Deuce; a northbound Red Line goes up Maryland Parkway instead.
The Red Line runs every 12 minutes by day and every 30 at night, the Deuce every 7 to 15; both run all night.
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