Main Terminal / Concourses at Las Vegas McCarran LAS Airport
Las Vegas McCarran Airport has at presen two operational passenger terminals - T1 & T2, across from each other, which are connected by an uncovered sidewalk and by a free shuttle bus, which stops at T1, outside of doors 12-14 and at T2 at center media. All gates at T1 are accessible by the Esplanade. T1 has A-D gates, the C gates of which are accessible by C-Gate Tram. The D Gate Tram leads to the separate gate building and connect to satellite concourses C & D. T2 is the international terminal and serves international airlines and Hawaiian Airlines.
Getting Around: Terminal-to-Terminal Transfer: All Concourses can be reached on foot from the main terminal. An exterior sidewalk connects both T1 and T2 (not recommended though in inclement weather condition or with big luggage). Alternatively, a courtesy shuttle is also available to transport travelers between terminals. Look for the shuttle stop located in the center media outside of Terminal 2.
International Arrivals: Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). To get to your connecting flight, you have the option of proceeding to your connecting Concouse & gate at Terminal 2 - or walk (or take the shuttle bus) to Terminal 1 across from T2.
Terminal 1 of McCarran Airport with Concourses A, B, C & D: The Esplanade connects to all gates: Y-shaped A gates (US Airways) A3-15. A & B gates are connected . Y-shaped B gates (Great Lakes, Southwest, Spirit, US Airways, Virgin America, WestJet) B1-25. B gates and C gates are also connected. C gates (Southwest) C25-19 are connected by C-Gate Tram, and Satellite C gates C1-C7 are connected by the D-Gate Tram. Separate D gate satellite (AirTran, Alaska, Allegiant, Continental, Delta, Frontier) is formed like a crab with four 'legs' housing gates D1-D6; D16-D26; D50-D59; D32-D43 and are connected by the D-Gate Tram. The tram also connects satellite concourses C & D with the centralized check-in and baggage claim areas.
Continental's Presidents Club at Concourse D between gates 33-35 on level 3 is open to all US Airways Club members, and to United Red Carpet Club members.
Terminal 2 of McCarran Airport serves AeroMexico, Air Canada, Condor, Hawaiian, Korean & Mexicana and has eight gates T2-1 to T2-8. 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.
The new Terminal 3 of McCarran Airport is scheduled to open mid-2012 with 14 gates. Its roadway system near Russell Road & Maryland Pkwy and the eight-level parking garage will support it.
Amenities and services in both terminals include an array of food & drink establishments and shops, as well as free internet access, art gallery; airline club, ATMs & bank; Aviation Museum, checkpoint mailer; currency exchange; gaming; hotel checkin/registration; Information booth; Kids play area; lockers; mail drop boxes; pay e-mail; postal services, shoeshine; Smarte Cartes; smoking areas; SpeedCheck and SpeedCheck Advance; translation services; a new USO lounge, and Travelers Aid.
Getting Around: Terminal-to-Terminal Transfer: All Concourses can be reached on foot from the main terminal. An exterior sidewalk connects both T1 and T2 (not recommended though in inclement weather condition or with big luggage). Alternatively, a courtesy shuttle is also available to transport travelers between terminals. Look for the shuttle stop located in the center media outside of Terminal 2.
International Arrivals: Unless you have gone through US customs clearance by participating airports in Canada and the Caribbean, you need to go through passport check, retrieve checked bags, go through customs clearance and - if transferring to another flight - re-check-in bag (the tag should indicate layover and final destination Airport Codes). To get to your connecting flight, you have the option of proceeding to your connecting Concouse & gate at Terminal 2 - or walk (or take the shuttle bus) to Terminal 1 across from T2.
Terminal 1 of McCarran Airport with Concourses A, B, C & D: The Esplanade connects to all gates: Y-shaped A gates (US Airways) A3-15. A & B gates are connected . Y-shaped B gates (Great Lakes, Southwest, Spirit, US Airways, Virgin America, WestJet) B1-25. B gates and C gates are also connected. C gates (Southwest) C25-19 are connected by C-Gate Tram, and Satellite C gates C1-C7 are connected by the D-Gate Tram. Separate D gate satellite (AirTran, Alaska, Allegiant, Continental, Delta, Frontier) is formed like a crab with four 'legs' housing gates D1-D6; D16-D26; D50-D59; D32-D43 and are connected by the D-Gate Tram. The tram also connects satellite concourses C & D with the centralized check-in and baggage claim areas.
Continental's Presidents Club at Concourse D between gates 33-35 on level 3 is open to all US Airways Club members, and to United Red Carpet Club members.
Terminal 2 of McCarran Airport serves AeroMexico, Air Canada, Condor, Hawaiian, Korean & Mexicana and has eight gates T2-1 to T2-8. 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.
The new Terminal 3 of McCarran Airport is scheduled to open mid-2012 with 14 gates. Its roadway system near Russell Road & Maryland Pkwy and the eight-level parking garage will support it.
Amenities and services in both terminals include an array of food & drink establishments and shops, as well as free internet access, art gallery; airline club, ATMs & bank; Aviation Museum, checkpoint mailer; currency exchange; gaming; hotel checkin/registration; Information booth; Kids play area; lockers; mail drop boxes; pay e-mail; postal services, shoeshine; Smarte Cartes; smoking areas; SpeedCheck and SpeedCheck Advance; translation services; a new USO lounge, and Travelers Aid.
