Everything You Need to Know About the Deuce Bus on the Strip
Riding the Deuce on the Las Vegas Strip? Here's where to buy tickets, exact fares, wait times, and every major stop from Downtown to Mandalay Bay.
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Everything You Need to Know About the Deuce Bus on the Strip
The Deuce bus is a public bus that helps the general public traverse the Las Vegas Strip. It's run by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) and operates 24/7 from the South Strip Transit Terminal, up and down the resort corridor, and to Downtown Las Vegas and Las Vegas South Premium Outlets. In fact, it covers 51 routes and has stops every quarter mile, at almost all major hotels, casinos, restaurants, and attractions along the Strip.
What You Should Know Before Boarding
The Deuce bus is designed to be inclusive, clean, and safe for all commuters. It's equipped with lifts, kneel to the curb, and has low floors for wheelchair users. Before entering the bus or booking a ticket on the RTC's Ticket Vending Machine (TVM), ensure you have the exact fare, as the driver and the TVM do not provide change. There are also a few rules while on board that you should keep in mind:- No smoking, eating, or, drinking
- Always wear your shirt and shoes
- No pets are allowed
- Always keep the aisles clear
- Kids must be removed from strollers.
Getting a Ticket
Paying for a ride on a Deuce bus is super simple. You can buy tickets onboard with cash or use a contactless payment method like credit or debit cards. You can also get a 2-hour, 24-hour, or 3-day pass at the TVM by the bus stop to enjoy unlimited rides. Additionally, you can buy tickets on the RTC mobile app. Below are the places you can purchase tickets:| Fremont Street Experience (on Las Vegas Blvd) | Fremont Street Experience (on 4th St.) | The STRAT |
| Slots-A-Fun/ Circus Circus | Wynn | Fashion Show Las Vegas |
| Circus Circus / Conv Ctr | Treasure Island | Caesars Palace |
| Bellagio / Cosmopolitan | Harrah's | Paris |
| PlaneHarrah'sood | Polo Towers | MGM / Showcase Mall |
| Excalibur | Tropicana | Mandalay Bay |
| Las Vegas Golf | Town Square | LV South Premium Outlets |
