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What is the cheapest flight to Las Vegas?
These are the best round-trip prices found by users searching on KAYAK in the last 5 days.In the last 5 days, the cheapest flight deal to Las Vegas was found on the route from Sydney, at $740 return. The most popular connection is from Melbourne to Las Vegas and KAYAK users have found round-trip deals for as low as $846 in the last 5 days.
What is the cheapest day to fly to Las Vegas?
The average price of all round-trip flights to Las Vegas clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.Based on KAYAK data, the cheapest day to fly to Las Vegas is Friday where round-trip tickets can be as cheap as $1,703. On the other hand, the most expensive day to fly is Friday, where round-trip prices are $1,703 on average.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Las Vegas?
To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights to Las Vegas, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.The cheapest month for flights to Las Vegas is November, where tickets cost $1,040 on average for return flights. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and July, where the average cost of tickets from Australia is $1,517 and $1,426 respectively. For one-way flights, the best month to travel is May with an average price of $598.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Las Vegas?
The average price for all round-trip flights to Las Vegas depending on the time of departure, clicked by users on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks.The cheapest time of day to fly to Las Vegas is generally at night, when round-trip flights cost $1,703 on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Las Vegas is generally at night, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $1,703.
How long is the flight to Las Vegas?
The duration of your flight to Las Vegas depends on your departure and arrival airports. Obviously, any flights that include a layover will also be longer. The most popular routes to Las Vegas on KAYAK are from Sydney, which takes 13h 55m, Brisbane, which takes 18h 34m, Adelaide, which takes 22h 07m, and Melbourne, which takes 26h 43m.
How many direct flights to Las Vegas are there each day?
There are around 1,172 direct flights from within Australia to Las Vegas every day. Most flights depart in the morning, with 36% of flights departing in the morning.
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Low season | August |
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High season | February |
Cheapest flight | $433 |
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Reviews of the top 3 airlines serving from Australia to Las Vegas
It was the hottest flight I’ve been on in a long time. The female flight attendants were not nice.
It was the hottest flight I’ve been on in a long time. The female flight attendants were not nice.
Very disappointed in the crew as they did not pick up my trash nor offer headsets
First The flight got delayed because one of the crew members was late and we couldn’t board until she arrived. Then we all boarded and got held in the tarmac for another 30 min.
My service light was on 15 minutes before I had to get up and find a glass of ice. And I was in business class. The meals were not for either my wife and I. She did not eat the entire 10 hour flight and I managed a bowl of soup. I was expecting much more from business with what we paid.
The only thing I would say is we tried to get on a standby earlier flight, but with our fair we couldn’t. That seems senseless to leave with open seats..
It was delayed but other than that it was great.
The crew was not very visible. This might be a good thing for people who wanted to sleep but seemed odd when compared to the Atlantic crossing where they are more present in the cabin. The Food (beef) was not good. Tough and tasteless. Would love to see more choices on a long flight like that.
Crew was good. The reservation got mixed up and they didn't have my TSA number. I am also a Silver Medallion and wasn't able to use Sky Priority.
There was supposed to be a meal served, but there wasn’t and the major toilet was out of order
At first, we were on the runway for about an hour, literally. The Captain did explain that the Control Tower just had a change shift (sounds like an unrealistic excuse) and then that we had to change a runway. A regular economy seat is made for 12 yo twiggy. I understand Delta wants to push for an upgrade, but after sitting in a Comfort seat and in First class. I would say First class is not worthy of my money. The landing was delayed because of the weather in NYC, I don't hold that against Delta, of course. The Captain did alert us to that upon takeoff in Vegas and again as we reached NY.
Overall, it was a very good experience. I would have given it a 10/10, especially based on our flight from SFO to Melbourne. The cabin crew on that flight were wonderful and incredibly attentive. They took extra care when setting up our beds so we could sleep comfortably without being disturbed. Dinner was served promptly and smoothly. I woke up quite late, when the flight was already preparing for landing, and the crew still made sure I was taken care of. They brought me English tea in a proper cup, and when it was time to prepare the cabin for landing, they thoughtfully transferred it into a takeaway cup so I could continue enjoying it along with some breakfast. Those small, thoughtful gestures made the long flight feel much more comfortable and special. The service from the SFO to Melbourne crew was truly excellent.
Great food and good entertainment options for the long flight.
Loved the food and beverages available, spacious economy class, excellent entertainment
Very good overall. Highly recommend for all flying to Australia
We had bulkhead seats in a A380 in the upper deck in seats 31 D and E. Storage was very limited other than in overhead bin - which is not within reach when in seat. Yet paying same price as others in premium economy who have a lot more storage within arm’s reach. Seems very unfair.
Good check in and helpful staff. Delayed for 1 hour. Took about 45 Mins to get baggage’s at DFW . Food was average ( Hindu meal ) . Overall it was good experience
When I originally booked this flight, I was expecting to travel on Qantas. When the itinerary changed and the long-haul segment was operated by American Airlines, we were disappointed but remained open-minded. Unfortunately, the overall service experience fell far short of expectations. This was a long-haul international flight. Getting up periodically to use the restroom or stretch is inevitable, especially on flights of this duration. However, each time we stood up, we felt as though we were inconveniencing the crew. The tone and body language often suggested that we were in the way or disrupting something simply by moving about the cabin. As a result, I avoided getting up as often as I needed to and was physically very sore upon arrival. Meal service was similarly impersonal. The options were presented in single words “beef or veggie,” “pasta or beef” without any description of what was actually being served. There was little engagement or courtesy beyond that. Even simple expressions of gratitude were often not acknowledged. I am accustomed to no-frills travel and do not expect luxury. What was disappointing was not the absence of extras, but the absence of basic warmth and professionalism. On a long-haul international flight, small moments of courtesy and humanity make a significant difference. In this case, the experience felt transactional and dismissive rather than welcoming. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as there is a meaningful difference between efficient service and indifferent service.
Business seats not as comfortable or private as most competitors (e.g. Qantas was outstanding), and movie selection was much more limited than Qantas or United has been recently
Hard to move and get out of my seat when the passenger in front is in recline position.
Basic airline, aircraft and service. AA gets you from point A to B. My flight was delayed by 2 hours too.
Flight did not have wifi service. It was experiencing technical difficulties. Definitely and old plane that needs updating.
Flight was delayed but more than 90 minutes. This caused me to miss my available windows for pick-up by a friend. I had to pay $125 for an uber back home from the airport which was an added expense that I had not budgeted for my trip. Staff was friendly.
It was perfect! I've never flown with United before, but I definitely will in the future
They lost my luggage, so, not happy. The crew was nice but my suitcases never made it, still trying to find out what happened!
Flight was delayed 8 times. We were sitting at the airport for 14 hours. We got 2 hours of sleep (if that) on what was not meant to be a red-eye.
The flight attendants were great, I joked with one I can’t remember her name, a blond, really sweet. I thought it was run well very professional. This was great i survived Spirit, I know for which I speak.
My priority checked bag was not loaded on the flight. I had to sit in baggage claim in Las Vegas for 2 1/2 hours waiting for the next flight. All baggage staff were very helpful, tracking showed it as scanned for loading. Nobody told me why it wasn't on my flight.
First class felt like economy, seats were horrible, food was horrible, staff inattentive
The departure was delayed by 1 hour. The seat was comfortable and selection of entertainment is very good.
Overall all good with the flight. Appreciated the extra spacious upper storage for (vertically standing) carry on. Efficient crew, on time departure... What could it be better is the in seat power. No one was working in our row. We were counting on the in seat power to recharge our battery depleted phones. With the dependency we have in our mobile devices nowadays, the availability of in seat power is a must....