Big Bus Night Tour

Big Bus Night Tour

A narrated open-top double-decker ride through the Strip and Downtown after dark, when Las Vegas is at its most spectacular.

Is the Big Bus Night Tour Worth It? Review & Booking

The Big Bus Night Tour is a guided sightseeing loop of Las Vegas aboard an open-top, London-style double-decker after dark. Unlike the daytime hop-on-hop-off pass, the night tour is a single narrated ride-along: you board once, stay on for the full circuit, and take in the city while pre-recorded audio commentary points out the landmarks. It runs from the High Roller loading zone on the LINQ Promenade.

From there the bus heads south past the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign, then north to Downtown and Old Vegas for the Golden Nugget, before turning back toward the High Roller past The Strat, the Little White Chapel, Circus Circus and Wynn. The top deck is uncovered, so the views are unobstructed and the photos are easy to grab. It is a low-effort way to get the lay of the city in one relaxed evening, especially for first-timers.

It is a touristy overview rather than an in-depth tour, and because you cannot get off, you see everything from the road. The open top gets breezy and genuinely cold on winter nights, so bring a layer. There is no meal, Strip traffic can stretch the run time, and commentary is recorded rather than a live guide. For a first orientation of Vegas at night it delivers; travelers who want to stop and explore should book the daytime hop-on-hop-off instead.

Insider tipGrab a front-row seat on the top deck for the clearest photos, which means turning up 15 to 20 minutes before the 7pm departure, since seats go first-come. If you want to actually get off and explore, book the daytime hop-on-hop-off instead.
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Location

Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Big Bus night tour hop-on-hop-off?

No. The night tour is a single continuous guided loop, so you board once and stay aboard for the whole circuit. Only the daytime ticket lets you get off and reboard at stops.

Where does the night tour depart from?

From the High Roller tour bus loading zone on the LINQ Promenade at 3973 LINQ Lane, mid-Strip. There is one departure an evening, at 7pm, and the operator asks you to arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to claim a spot on the open top deck.

Does the tour go to Downtown and Fremont Street?

The loop covers the full length of the Strip and then heads north to Downtown, where the Golden Nugget on Fremont Street is one of the landmarks called out, so you see both the resort corridor and Old Vegas in one ride.

Will I be cold on the open top deck at night?

Possibly. The upper deck is uncovered and the moving bus adds wind chill, so evenings feel cooler than street level. Bring a layer, especially between roughly November and March.

Can I see the Bellagio fountains from the bus?

The route runs the length of the Strip, so it passes the Bellagio, and the fountains run on a set schedule in the evening. Nothing about the tour is timed to them, so treat a fountain sighting as a bonus.

Is there an adults-only or late-night version?

Three other night variants exist: an Adults-Only Night Tour billed as a night out rather than a sightseeing run, a Late Night Tour that adds a 30-minute photo stop at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign, and a combo that bundles Neon Museum admission. Check which one a listing is selling before you book, as prices and timings differ.
Rating

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PriceFrom $59
Duration2 hours
DaysMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Departure times7:00pm
WhereLas Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas
DeparturesOne night tour per evening, leaving at 7pm. The green night route operates in a 7pm to 10:15pm window.
TransportOpen-top, London-style double-decker bus. It is a single guided loop, not hop-on-hop-off, so you stay aboard for the whole circuit.
What's IncludedPre-recorded audio commentary in English and Spanish covering the Strip, Downtown and Old Vegas landmarks.
Meal IncludedNone. Food is not allowed on board, and drinks only in a container with a locking cap.
ChildrenChild tickets cover ages 3 to 12, but the operator lists them at the same from-price as adults, so a family pays close to full fare all round. Children of two and under ride free, and every child needs an adult of 16 or older along.
What to BringA jacket or layer. The top deck is uncovered and gets breezy after sunset, and cold on winter nights.
Closed DatesThe operator suspends all Las Vegas service on November 19-21, 2026 for the Formula 1 street closures, and again on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.
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