Where to find luggage storage in Las Vegas
Our BagDrop network covers the spots where visitors spend the most time. Here's the rundown:
The Strip (Las Vegas Boulevard)
The Strip is the main event. Four-plus miles of mega-resorts, restaurants, shops and attractions from Mandalay Bay in the south to the STRAT in the north. You've got the Bellagio fountains, the Venetian canals, the High Roller observation wheel, and every celebrity chef restaurant you can think of. Walking the Strip is the quintessential Vegas experience, but it's also exhausting, especially in the summer heat. Doing it with luggage is miserable. Drop your bags at a BagDrop and walk the Strip at your own pace.
Fremont Street and Downtown
Fremont Street is old-school Vegas. The Viva Vision canopy light show runs five blocks overhead, and vintage casinos like the Golden Nugget, Binion's and El Cortez give the area a completely different feel from the Strip. The zip line sends people flying above the crowds. Container Park has shops and restaurants inside repurposed shipping containers. It's a walkable, open-air scene and it gets packed on weekends. A suitcase here is just going to slow you down.
Las Vegas Convention Center area
The Las Vegas Convention Center is one of the largest in the world and it hosts massive events like CES, SEMA and CONEXPO. The area around it also has the Westgate, the Las Vegas Monorail stations and a bunch of hotels. If you're attending a convention and checked out early, or you're arriving before your room is ready, a BagDrop nearby gives you a place to stash your stuff so you can hit the trade show floor without dragging a roller bag past every booth.
Allegiant Stadium and the Raiders
Allegiant Stadium is the big black dome at the south end of the Strip. It's home to the Las Vegas Raiders and also hosts major events like the Super Bowl, college football games, concerts and UFC fights. The stadium has a strict clear bag policy, so your regular backpack or tote is not getting through security. BagDrop locations near the stadium let you store your stuff before the event and pick it up after.
The Arts District (18b)
The Arts District on South Main Street is Las Vegas's creative side. Galleries, murals, coffee shops like Vesta Coffee Roasters, breweries like Able Baker, and restaurants like Esther's Kitchen give it a totally different feel from the Strip. First Friday art walks bring out huge crowds. It's a great walking neighbourhood and it's growing fast. If you're exploring the galleries or grabbing brunch, a BagDrop in the area keeps you hands-free.
The Sphere and the Venetian Expo area
The Sphere is the newest jaw-dropper in Vegas, a 366-foot orb covered in LEDs right behind the Venetian. Inside, the immersive experiences and concerts are unlike anything else. The Venetian Expo center next door hosts trade shows and events year-round. Both venues have security screening, and large bags are a hassle or flat-out not allowed. Store your luggage at a BagDrop before you go in and enjoy the show without worrying about your stuff.
