Cheap flights from Toronto Pearson International to Las Vegas Harry Reid International

Flight Information

Travellers on flights to Las Vegas McCarran from Toronto Pearson International can choose from two nonstop and several connecting routes. Air Canada and WestJet both fly direct to Las Vegas from Toronto. Flyers can sometimes also book via Delta Airlines or American Airlines for WestJet flights.

Delta Airlines, American Airlines, United Airlines, and certain Air Canada and WestJet routes also serve passengers travelling to Las Vegas with connecting flights. Each airline offers a variety of layover options, so travellers can pick the stopover city and length that best suits their needs. Delta flights connect in cities like Salt Lake City, Atlanta, Detroit, and Minneapolis-St. Paul. American has layovers in Philadelphia, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, as well as other cities. Passengers booked on United will likely change planes in Chicago or Denver.

Terminal Information for Toronto Pearson International Airport

Flights from Toronto Pearson International to Las Vegas McCarran depart from either Terminal 1 or Terminal 3, depending on the airline. Air Canada and United flights take off from Terminal 1, while WestJet, Delta, and American all use Terminal 3 for departures. Most passengers leaving from Toronto can go through U.S. Customs and Border Protection at Pearson, arriving in the United States as domestic travellers. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport. A variety of food, drink, and shopping options give passengers a way to spend the time before flights in both Terminal 1 and 3. Travellers from Terminal 1 can also take in changing art exhibitions and a prehistoric installation featuring two dinosaurs from the Royal Ontario Museum, offering a unique way to pass the time before a flight.

Terminal Information for McCarran International Airport

The arrival terminal will also depend on the airline. Toronto Pearson International to Las Vegas McCarran flights on Air Canada, WestJet, and United land at T3 in Las Vegas, while Delta and American flights come in at T1. Public buses provide service from both Terminals 1 and 3 in Las Vegas. Most major hotels and resorts also offer shuttles. The airport features various dining options for grabbing a bite before heading into the city. Visitors might also want to stop by the Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum, found in Terminal 1 on Level 2.

What You Need to Know

Because wait times are often longer at U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Canadian Air Transport Security Association before 10 a.m., travellers should arrive at Toronto Pearson three hours before their flight. If the flight departs after 10 a.m., passengers can check in two hours before departure. All travellers must have a valid passport.

What to Expect in Las Vegas

Visitors should remember to reset their watches upon landing in Las Vegas; the time in this city is three hours behind Toronto. They should also consider the warmer (and drier) climate in Las Vegas when packing. Temperatures rarely fall below 21 degrees Celsius in July and August, though if travellers are visiting in the winter months, nighttime temperatures can dip below 5 degrees Celsius on some nights.