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LAS Las Vegas layover guide
A layover at LAS.
Harry Reid International Airport
Lounges, security and customs waits, and what a connection at LAS actually involves. LYVR plans the whole layover, with real walk times on the indoor map.
Updated October 2026 · Sources
5lounges at LAS, with what gets you in
2open to Priority Pass or DragonPass members
Livesecurity wait times in the app
CBP datacustoms and border queues in the app
LASConnections
Connecting
at LAS.
Yes, if you're arriving from another country. Every international arrival at LAS clears passport control and customs, collects and rechecks checked bags, and goes back through TSA security before a connecting flight, even a domestic one. The exception is a flight that was precleared before departure, such as from Canada, Ireland or Abu Dhabi. Domestic-to-domestic connections stay airside.
Wait times
The lines at LAS, before you're in them.
Open the Airports tab in LYVR and pick LAS.
Customs and border
LYVR shows the average customs wait for the current hour over the latest week, for US citizens and visitors, from US Customs and Border Protection's own data. LYVR only shows the checks your connection actually crosses.
Counted in your time to spare
Every checkpoint on your connection becomes a step in the layover plan, so the time to spare already allows for the lines.
Lounges
5 lounges at LAS.
3 open with a credit card, 2 with Priority Pass or DragonPass, 0 with airline elite status. Rules and hours change, so check with the lounge before you go.
The Centurion Lounge
Credit cards
Amex Platinum CardAmex Business Platinum CardAmex Centurion CardAmex Delta SkyMiles Reserve (Delta flights)
The Club LAS
Memberships
Priority Pass
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club
Credit cards
Chase Sapphire ReserveChase Sapphire Reserve for BusinessChase J.P. Morgan ReserveChase Ritz-Carlton Card
The Club LAS
Memberships
Priority Pass
Capital One Lounge
Credit cards
Capital One Venture XCapital One Venture X Business
Food, spas and rest
Restaurants, spas and sleep at LAS.
Priority Pass venues that aren't lounges. LYVR's Explore tab adds every restaurant, bar and shop near your gate, with walk times.
| Venue | Type | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| XpresSpa (T1 A/B) | Spa | Terminal 1, Concourse B, near A/B connector | Daily 7am-9pm |
| XpresSpa (T1 D32) | Spa | Terminal 1, Concourse D, near gate D32 | Daily 7am-11pm |
| XpresSpa (T3 E3) | Spa | Terminal 3, Concourse E, near gate E3 | Daily 8am-11pm |
| The Chiroport (Concourse C) | Spa/wellness | Terminal 1, near gate C24, across from Raiders Sports Memorabilia store | Daily 8am-6pm |
| The Chiroport (Starbucks) | Spa/wellness | Terminal 1, across from Starbucks near walkway to Concourse C | Daily 8am-6pm |
Plan it in LYVR
Your LAS layover, planned to the minute.
Save your flights and LYVR finds the connection at LAS on its own, then times every part of it.
Every minute, accounted for.
Deplaning, every walk on the indoor map, the checkpoints your connection passes and when the doors close. What's left is yours to plan.
Lounges you can actually get into.
Add your cards and memberships once. Every lounge at LAS shows whether you're in.
Directions that know which floor you're on.
Around walls, up escalators, onto the train between terminals and through security on the way.
Time to see Las Vegas?
Getting out, the ride each way, security on the way back and a cushion, checked against your passport. Then a day, planned.
Layover questions
LAS, answered.
Do I have to go through security again on a connection at LAS?
Yes, if you're arriving from another country. Every international arrival at LAS clears passport control and customs, collects and rechecks checked bags, and goes back through TSA security before a connecting flight, even a domestic one. The exception is a flight that was precleared before departure, such as from Canada, Ireland or Abu Dhabi. Domestic-to-domestic connections stay airside.
Can I check the security wait time at LAS?
LYVR shows live security wait times for each checkpoint, grouped by terminal, refreshed every couple of minutes.
How long is the customs or passport line at LAS?
LYVR shows the average customs wait for the current hour over the latest week, for US citizens and visitors, from US Customs and Border Protection's own data.
Which lounges at LAS can I use on a layover?
LYVR lists 5 lounges at LAS, 2 of them on Priority Pass. Which ones you can get into depends on your ticket, airline status, credit card or a lounge membership. Each lounge on this page lists what gets you in, and LYVR checks it against your own profile.
Which credit cards get me into a lounge at LAS?
Amex Platinum Card: The Centurion Lounge; Amex Business Platinum Card: The Centurion Lounge; Amex Centurion Card: The Centurion Lounge; Amex Delta SkyMiles Reserve: The Centurion Lounge; Chase Sapphire Reserve: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club; Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club; Chase J.P. Morgan Reserve: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club; Chase Ritz-Carlton Card: Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club; Capital One Venture X: Capital One Lounge; Capital One Venture X Business: Capital One Lounge. Card benefits change, so check your card's terms before you go.
How much time do I need for a layover at LAS?
It depends on your terminals, whether you re-clear security or customs, and how far the gates are apart. LYVR adds up deplaning, every walk on the indoor map, any checkpoints your connection passes and the boarding door time, then shows exactly how much time you have to spare.
Is a 1 hour layover enough at LAS?
For a domestic connection on one ticket, usually yes. Arriving at LAS from another country, no: you clear passport control and customs, collect and recheck checked bags and go back through TSA security, so plan on 2.5 to 3 hours, unless your flight was precleared before departure. If a delay makes you miss a connection on one ticket, the airline rebooks you. LYVR works out your exact time to spare for your own two gates.
What is there to do on a layover at LAS?
With an hour or two, eat near your gate and walk the terminal. With more, LAS's 5 lounges (2 on Priority Pass) have quiet seats, food and often showers, and there are spas you can use with Priority Pass. LYVR's Explore tab lists every restaurant, bar and shop near your gate with the walk time, so you only see what fits in your layover.
Can I leave the airport on a layover at LAS?
Yes, if you have time. Arriving from abroad, you've already cleared US immigration and customs at LAS, so leaving only adds the trip into Las Vegas and back and TSA security on the return. As a rule of thumb, it's worth it with about 4 hours on a domestic layover and 6 on an international one. LYVR checks the ride each way and how much time you'd really have in Las Vegas.
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Lounges from Priority Pass's and DragonPass's directories, the card networks' lounge lists (American Express, Capital One, Chase, Mastercard), each operator's own booking or waitlist page, and the Wikivoyage article on Harry Reid International Airport (CC BY-SA). Who gets in is worked out with the same rules the LYVR app uses for your saved cards, memberships and airline status. Wait times come from the airport's or TSA's own data, US Customs and Border Protection. Terminal times are LYVR's curated estimates. Compiled October 2026; details change, so confirm with the airport, airline or lounge before you travel. LYVR isn't affiliated with Harry Reid International Airport.