Las Vegas Airport (LAS) | Terminal

Overview

Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), located near the Las Vegas Strip, is one of the nation’s busiest airports, serving 57 million passengers annually. Terminal 1, encompassing Gates A, B, and C, handles domestic flights with major airlines like American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and Spirit Airlines. Gate A and B areas offer multiple gates and amenities, while Gate C, primarily used by Southwest Airlines, features 18 gates in a straight-line configuration. Terminal 1 provides a range of dining, shopping, and relaxation options, and connects to Gates D and E (Terminal 3) via a tram system for seamless travel.

Where Can I Eat and Drink at LAS Terminal 1?

Gate A
The Gate A area of the Las Vegas airport has several dining options for fast meals or sit-down restaurants. If you're short on time, Moe's Southwest Grill is a quick option for Mexican cuisine, located nearby to Gate A15. The Great Steak and Potato Company is located on the opposite end of Gate A, which serves hearty cheesesteaks and fries. Gate A also has several bars, a Dunkin' for coffee runs, and Sprinkles Cupcakes to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Gate B
If you didn't already grab a bite to eat or drink at the pre-security dining options, Terminal 1, Gate B has plenty of dining options to explore. Little Tony's Pizzeria is a fast option for delicious New York-style pizza or 360 Gourmet Burritos (located near Gate B15). If you have more time to spend, check out the PGA Tour Grill located in the center area of Gate B. Here, you'll find a traditional bar atmosphere with pub food and beers on tap. For a pre-flight coffee, Starbucks is also located adjacent to the PGA Tour Grill.

Gate C
Gate C offers the most expansive dining selection of all the gates in Terminal 1. Gate C has lots of familiar favorites to dine at, including Wendy's, Popeye's, Pei Wei, and Nathan's Famous Hotdogs. For a more upscale dining experience, passengers hanging out in Gate C can enjoy traditional pub fare at Corcoran's Irish Pub (near Gate C2). There are also lots of places to grab drinks and specialty coffees in Gate C, such as Starbucks or The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.

What Can I Buy at LAS Terminal 1?

Gate A
Terminal 1, Gate A of Harry Reid International Airport has several newsstands that sell snacks, drinks, books, and other items you may need for your flight. There are several vending machines where you can shop, such as the Kylie Cosmetics vending machine and ShopAll Pharmacy. Terminal 1, Gate A does not offer many other shopping options if you're looking to shop for high-end or luxury apparel or accessories.

Gate B
Shopping options at LAS Terminal 1, Gate B are limited beyond your airport basics. Gate B has a Hudson News located on each end for magazines and convenience store items. This area of LAS airport does not contain any retail stores. There are several vending machines to shop at throughout the Gate area, including ShopAll Pharmacy and SouveNear local goods.

Gate C
Due to its bigger size, Gate C has more shopping options than the other gates in Terminal 1 of LAS. Visitors can shop for accessories and jewelry at the Pandora store or the Tags store. Gate C also has the Brookstone store which sells high-quality electronics and travel accessories. The Ethel M. chocolate store is also worth a stop, offering gourmet chocolates that are free of artificial preservatives. You can also stop by the Raider Image store to shop for local sports gear.

Where Can I Relax at LAS Terminal 1?

Gate A
Each end of Gate A has a bar to sit back, relax, and get a drink. On the west end, you will find the Stella Artois Bar and on the north end, you'll find a cocktail bar. Several charging stations and ample seating are located throughout the Gate areas. Each small wing within Gate A has its own set of restrooms. A gaming lounge is also located near Gate A7 (which does allow smoking indoors).

Gate B
Gate B is one of the best gate areas in the Las Vegas airport to relax in! In the center of the gate is Chiroport, a place to relax and unwind with massages and chiropractic services. This gate area also has an XpresSpa near Gate 15 where you can indulge in a manicure, pedicure, and other spa treatments. Several charging stations are also available to recharge your devices pre-flight.

Gate C
Passengers awaiting flights in Gate C can relax in the gaming lounge located near Gate C5. You'll also pass by the Chiroport right after passing through security. The Chiroport offers trigger point massage, stretching treatments, and more to help you feel your best. You can also relax at one of the many bars or charging stations located throughout the gate area.

What Else Can I Do at LAS Terminal 1?

Gate A
One thing that makes Las Vegas Airport unique is that it is one of only two airports in the country that has slot machines. Playing the slots is a popular thing to do while waiting for a flight at LAS. Each end of Terminal 1, Gate A has a slot machine area located in the center. There are also several book and magazine stands to grab something to read to pass the time.

Gate B
If you're feeling lucky, test your luck at one of the many slot machines you'll find on both ends of Gate B. There are several bars to grab beer or cocktails, such as the Red Star Lounge or Beer, Wine, and Cocktails to-go. GoodFellows Shoe Shine is near Gate 15 for shoe-shining services.

Gate C
The most common thing to do in Gate C is to play the slot machines, which are located throughout the Gate areas and inside the Gaming Lounge. If you need to mail anything, a USPS mailbox is located across from Gate C23. Be sure to check out the Sprinkles cupcake stand at Gate 24 which is well-known for its handcrafted cupcakes.

Departing from LAS Terminal 1

Gate A
After passing through the Gate A and B security checkpoint, Gate A will be located on the right-hand side. If you prefer to dine or shop in Gate B or C, you can also get to these gates by walking (each is connected). If you wish to visit Gates D or E, you'll need to take the airport tram as these are not walkable.

Gate B
Gate B will be located to your left after passing through the A/B security checkpoint. Before heading to the Gate, a pet relief area and nursing station are located in the passageway before you turn to Gate B. Departures from Gate B can also walk to Gate A or Gate C for more dining and shopping options.

Gate C
If your flight departs from Gate C, you'll want to leave some time to locate your gate. After passing through the C/D security checkpoint, head straight and you'll enter right into the Gate C departures area. Passengers will pass by gates C23 through C25 first, and gate numbers will go down as you walk farther down the terminal. Both Gate A and Gate B are walkable from Gate C, however, these gates have fewer dining and shopping options than Gate C.

Arriving at LAS Terminal 1

Gate A
Arriving flights at LAS Terminal 1, Gate A will need to walk back through the Gate A area and head toward baggage claim, located on level 1. Once retrieving your bag, this level is also where you can grab a taxi. If you parked at LAS, you can follow signs to continue to the parking garage which is also accessible from this level.
Upon arrival, follow signs to baggage claim and ground transportation. The terminal offers several options for transport, including taxis, ride-sharing services, shuttle buses, and rental car services.

Gate B
Arrivals at LAS Terminal 1, Gate B will follow signs to exit the terminal towards baggage claim. If you have bags to claim, all bags will be at a rounder located on level 1. Passengers will head downstairs to retrieve bags or remain on level 2 for Terminal 1 parking lots or the ride-share pick-up spot.

Gate C
Domestic arrivals flying into Gate C will have a bit of a longer walk to exit to the baggage claim area. As you approach the end of Gate C, bear to the right and follow signs for Level 1 baggage claim (you will need to go down one level). If you are not traveling with any checked luggage, remain on level 2 and head toward the Terminal 1 parking lot, ride-share area, or passenger pick-up areas.

What airlines serve Terminal?

List of the airlines serving Terminal

1. Allegiant Air
   
2. Avelo Airlines
   
3. Southwest Airlines
4. Spirit Airlines
   

Need To Know

• Website: https://www.harryreidairport.com/
• Phone:  +1 702-261-5211
• Address: 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, USA
• Airport opening times: 24 hours
• Restrooms: Frequent, including baby changing facilities
• WiFi: Free
• Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) located throughout Concourse
• Money: Multiple ATMs 
• Accessibility: The terminal and gate areas are equipped with facilities for passengers with disabilities, including accessible restrooms and TTY phones.
• Lost and Found: Located on Level 2, adjacent to the Terminal 1 ticketing area.
• Parking: Short-term and long-term parking options are available near Terminal 1, with shuttle services to and from the terminal.