Bus from San Diego to Las Vegas

The Greyhound journey between San Diego and Las Vegas takes around ten hours on average. Fastest rides come in at just under six hours; plan for closer to ten on average. It's a comfortable, budget-friendly way to make the trip, and everything you need to plan it is right here.

Getting to your departure stop in San Diego

San Diego has several departure points, so pick the one that works best for where you're starting out. Full addresses for every stop are listed on this page.

• San Diego (Old Town-FlixBus), on Congress St in the Old Town area, is steps from a bus stop run by reLAXsan, with light rail run by MTS also close by at Old Town Station.
• San Diego Greyhound Bus Stop, also on Congress St in the Old Town area, has the same handy connections: the reLAXsan bus stop is right there, and MTS light rail at Old Town Station is a short walk.
• San Diego (Downtown/Seaport Village), on W Harbor Dr, is close to light rail run by MTS at Seaport Village Station, with an MTS bus stop at Broadway & Pacific Hwy also nearby.
• San Diego (La Jolla - UC San Diego), at the UCSD Health La Jolla Station, sits directly beside MTS light rail at that same station, with an MTS bus stop at UCSD Central Campus Station within reach.

If you're travelling with luggage, the light rail and bus connections at each stop make getting there straightforward. Taxis and rideshare are another practical choice for getting to any of these stops with bags in tow.

Arriving in Las Vegas

Las Vegas has a spread of drop-off points, from the Strip to the suburbs. Here's where you might land:

• Las Vegas Strip (Las Vegas Blvd), on Las Vegas Blvd, is close to a bus stop run by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada near The Wynn.
• Las Vegas (Treasure Island), on South Las Vegas Boulevard, has a Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada bus stop just outside at Treasure Island.
• Las Vegas (South Strip Transit), near the South Strip Transit Terminal, is right beside a Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada bus stop at Bay 11.
• Las Vegas Strip (Gilespie St) has a Vegas Airporter bus stop nearby at the Las Vegas Amtrak Bus Stop.
• Las Vegas Airport sits at the airport itself, with a Vegas Airporter bus stop right outside. If you're flying into Las Vegas and connecting onward, this stop lets you pick up your Greyhound without crossing the city first.
• Las Vegas Bus Terminal is served by the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada, with a bus stop at EB Russell after Valley View a short distance away.
• Las Vegas Downtown (1st St), on S 1st St, has a bus stop run by Alvand Transportation right at the stop.
• Henderson (Galleria at Sunset), on W Sunset Rd, is close to a Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada bus stop at WB Sunset after Marks.
• Las Vegas North (E Craig Rd), on E Craig Rd, has a Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada bus stop essentially at the door at EB Craig after Pecos.

Getting around Las Vegas

Local buses are the backbone of getting around the city. The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada runs the network, covering the Strip, downtown, Henderson, and North Las Vegas. That makes it a practical choice for reaching a hotel, a show, or a shopping centre. The Vegas Airporter service connects the airport area to other parts of the city, useful if your plans take you between the Strip and the airport zone.

Taxis and rideshare are worth keeping in mind for late nights or trips that don't line up neatly with a bus route.

Ready to go? Book your San Diego to Las Vegas Greyhound ticket today on this website or the official app.

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Your search ends here! We've got all the info you need to plan your bus journey. The trip from San Diego to Las Vegas can be as quick as 8 hours and as cost-effective as $47.98. The first bus of the day departs at 05:40 am and the last bus departs at 07:45 pm. Greyhound offers 10 buses daily between San Diego and Las Vegas. Traveling with Greyhound guarantees free Wifi, access to power sockets, and a guaranteed seat for your journey. Don't miss any updates on your bus trip: stay informed with our real-time bus tracker and check the status of your ride to Las Vegas in seconds.

How to Book Your Bus Trip to Las Vegas from San Diego

With Greyhound, reserving a ticket for your bus trip is a breeze. You can easily complete your booking on this website or through the free Greyhound App, all within a few simple clicks. You will have a variety of rides to choose from, as on many of our routes you will be offered both Greyhound and FlixBus bus rides, so you can choose the option that best fits your schedule. When booking your ticket from San Diego to Las Vegas, you have a range of secure online payment options at your disposal, including both debit and credit cards. If you prefer, cash payments are also accepted at various sales points. If you're on the hunt for a cheap ticket to Las Vegas, remember to book early. Traveling on weekdays or during non-peak hours can also lead you to some of the most budget-friendly fares available!