Las Vegas McCarran Airport (LAS) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Las Vegas McCarran LAS Airport
Passenger Terminal Layout of Las Vegas McCarran International Airport and How to connect to other Terminals:
McCarran Airport is, even with an 8.2 percent drop in passengers in 2009 (totaling 40.5 million), a major international airport. Below is a more detailed description of the two operational terminals, as well as an update of the up-and-coming Terminal 3. Note that Terminal 1 with its gate areas, and Terminal 2, have food & drink establishments, as well as shops, disbursed throughout all areas. Courtesy shuttle buses stop in the media center outside the terminals.
Terminal 1 of McCarran Airport serves 16 major U.S. airlines. The terminal consists of the Ticketing & Baggage Claim (level 1), the Esplanade (level 2), and Gates A to D. The Esplanade is that area which leads to all gates and includes 3 banking facilities and a fitness center. Both A & B gateways are shaped like a Y. Concourse B has gates B1 to B25.The C gateway is long and narrow, with gates C1 to C25, and is accessible by the C Gate Tram. Concourse C is mainly used by Southwest Airline, the major Airline at McCarran Airport.
The D Gate Tram leads to the separate gate building, formed like a crab, with gates D1 to D12, D14, D16 to D26, D31-D43, and D50 to D58, and with banking facilities in three areas.. The Baggage Claim level has carousels 1 to 8 and 9 to 16 on opposite sides, with Information Booth in center & hotel check-in at left.
Currency exchange service is to the south of the of the baggage claim. ATM cash machines are at gateways A to D, ES & T2, & in the baggage claim area. Outside, next to doors 2 & 3 is the passenger pick-up curb; with the taxi loading area right next to it. Doors 11 and 10 lead to the Ticketing & Departures curb.
Outside of Doors 12, 13 & 14 are the shuttles. For passenger pick-up (immediate loading only!), follow the yellow triangles to the Passenger Pick-Up curb, which is across from the pedestrian bridge from the baggage claim.
Terminal 2 of McCarran Airport serves 14 international airlines (including Hawaiian), as well as charters, with Canadian airline WestJet being the dominant international airline. The terminal is across the driveways from Terminal 1 and has on the street level its Baggage Claim, with Information booths at both the Baggage Claim center and in the Customs Greeter Lobby at left end.
Its gate area includes T2-1 through T2-8. Currency exchange service is located at the Federal inspection lobby and at the Security checkpoints. For passenger pick-up (immediate loading only!), follow the yellow triangles to the Passenger Pick-Up curb, which is across the pedestrian bridge from baggage claim; this area also has metered parking.
Outside of doors 1-4 on the east side of the baggage claim are taxi stands, and outside of doors 7 to 13 are group shuttles and limousines.
An exterior sidewalk connects Terminals 1 and 2 (not recommended though in inclement weather condition or with big luggage). A courtesy shuttle is also available to transport customers between terminals. Look for the shuttle stop located in the center media outside of Terminal 2.
The new Terminal 3 of McCarran Airport has, at this writing, exceeded its half-way point of construction, as well as the roadway system near Russell Road & Maryland Pkwy, and the eight-level parking garage. Construction of the aircraft apron is in its early phases. T3 is scheduled to open mid-2012 with 14 gates.
McCarran Airport is, even with an 8.2 percent drop in passengers in 2009 (totaling 40.5 million), a major international airport. Below is a more detailed description of the two operational terminals, as well as an update of the up-and-coming Terminal 3. Note that Terminal 1 with its gate areas, and Terminal 2, have food & drink establishments, as well as shops, disbursed throughout all areas. Courtesy shuttle buses stop in the media center outside the terminals.
Terminal 1 of McCarran Airport serves 16 major U.S. airlines. The terminal consists of the Ticketing & Baggage Claim (level 1), the Esplanade (level 2), and Gates A to D. The Esplanade is that area which leads to all gates and includes 3 banking facilities and a fitness center. Both A & B gateways are shaped like a Y. Concourse B has gates B1 to B25.The C gateway is long and narrow, with gates C1 to C25, and is accessible by the C Gate Tram. Concourse C is mainly used by Southwest Airline, the major Airline at McCarran Airport.
The D Gate Tram leads to the separate gate building, formed like a crab, with gates D1 to D12, D14, D16 to D26, D31-D43, and D50 to D58, and with banking facilities in three areas.. The Baggage Claim level has carousels 1 to 8 and 9 to 16 on opposite sides, with Information Booth in center & hotel check-in at left.
Currency exchange service is to the south of the of the baggage claim. ATM cash machines are at gateways A to D, ES & T2, & in the baggage claim area. Outside, next to doors 2 & 3 is the passenger pick-up curb; with the taxi loading area right next to it. Doors 11 and 10 lead to the Ticketing & Departures curb.
Outside of Doors 12, 13 & 14 are the shuttles. For passenger pick-up (immediate loading only!), follow the yellow triangles to the Passenger Pick-Up curb, which is across from the pedestrian bridge from the baggage claim.
Terminal 2 of McCarran Airport serves 14 international airlines (including Hawaiian), as well as charters, with Canadian airline WestJet being the dominant international airline. The terminal is across the driveways from Terminal 1 and has on the street level its Baggage Claim, with Information booths at both the Baggage Claim center and in the Customs Greeter Lobby at left end.
Its gate area includes T2-1 through T2-8. Currency exchange service is located at the Federal inspection lobby and at the Security checkpoints. For passenger pick-up (immediate loading only!), follow the yellow triangles to the Passenger Pick-Up curb, which is across the pedestrian bridge from baggage claim; this area also has metered parking.
Outside of doors 1-4 on the east side of the baggage claim are taxi stands, and outside of doors 7 to 13 are group shuttles and limousines.
An exterior sidewalk connects Terminals 1 and 2 (not recommended though in inclement weather condition or with big luggage). A courtesy shuttle is also available to transport customers between terminals. Look for the shuttle stop located in the center media outside of Terminal 2.
The new Terminal 3 of McCarran Airport has, at this writing, exceeded its half-way point of construction, as well as the roadway system near Russell Road & Maryland Pkwy, and the eight-level parking garage. Construction of the aircraft apron is in its early phases. T3 is scheduled to open mid-2012 with 14 gates.