Las Vegas to San Francisco Flights

McCarran International Airport

Named for former Nevada senator Pat McCarran, McCarran International Airport is the primary airport serving the Las Vegas area. The airport is located at 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard, just three miles south of the downtown area. As Las Vegas is an international destination, more than thirty domestic and international airlines service the airport, including Southwest, Delta, and United Airlines. When you're ready to purchase your air tickets, visit ebookers, where you'll be able to compare prices and book your flights in one simple interface.

Airport Parking in Las Vegas

McCarran offers plenty of parking options near both terminal buildings. Expect to pay $36 per day for short-term parking, $14 for long-term parking, and $10 for economy parking, which also offers free shuttle service to and from the terminals. Valet parking is available for $21 per day. Several off-site parking options are available as well, but make sure to inquire whether they offer free shuttle service to the airport.

Ground Transportation in Las Vegas

Taxis are the most popular mode of transportation in Las Vegas, and eight cab companies offer airport transportation. Expect the fare to run between $15 and $45 from the downtown area. If you hit it big at the tables, consider taking a limousine to the airport. Airline Shuttle Corporation (888-554-1156), Bell Trans (800-274-RIDE), and Showtime (702-789-3908) all offer everything from three-passenger sedans to stretch limousines, with rates ranging from $38 to $100 per hour. More affordable transportation options include shuttles, share-a-ride services, and the RTC public bus service. Don't forget your transportation needs when you land. Simply visit ebookers and reserve yourself a car, so it will be waiting you at your final destination.

Restaurants at Las Vegas Airport

If you're looking for a hot beverage or snack before you board, McCarran has you covered. Restaurants and snack bars dot both terminals, so you can grab a bite and then hit the airport's slot machines for one last try at the big one. You'll find plenty of dining options, including Einstein Bros. Bagels, Starbucks, Las Vegas Fruits & Nuts, and The Great American Bagel and Bakery. You'll pass a few Las Vegas coffee shops, including Starbucks, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and Café Bellagio, on the way to the airport if you'd prefer to get your java before heading into the terminal,

Fly to San Francisco

Visitors to the Californian city of San Francisco will find plenty to keep them occupied during their stay. San Francisco has more than its fair share of world famous tourist attractions, meaning that it is a popular destination for travellers from across the globe.

Flights to San Francisco International Airport mean easy access to the city centre which is located around 13 miles north of the airport, and you can travel from there to downtown San Francisco using the bus and train links. Car hire is also available from a selection of providers in the terminal buildings. Taxis and van shares are other options.

San Francisco has some truly iconic landmarks. One of the most well known is Golden Gate Bridge. The huge structure stretches across the water and is at its most majestic when the area is covered with fog, which frequently happens in the summer months. Alcatraz is another must-see tourist attraction that can be accessed either by ferry or helicopter. A ride on one of the famous cable cars is also essential for visitors, who can explore the city using the historic transport network.

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