Gray Line/Coach America of Las Vegas

Average Rating

20

They left me stranded at my hotel, after waiting on the phone for 15 minutes and then again for 5 minutes, they suggested that I take a cab, and the women on the phone sounded like she couldnt care less. Now thats service! It might be a good idea to stay away from this pathtic company.

Visited September 2011

Posted by jacksfull on September 07, 2011. Brought to you by localguides.

Average Rating

20

Gray Line Tours of Southern Nevada is worthless. We had pre-purchased tickets with them and after 1 hour and a half no one showed up to pick us up. Twice they said they were right around the corner and they also had the nerve to say they came to get us and we must have gone inside or something because we weren't there(flat out lie). Finally after 1 hour and a half a bus pulled up and he said...

Posted by plumber22 on March 12, 2011. Brought to you by localguides.

Average Rating

100

If you are heading to Las Vegas by air, with only one or two people in you party, the best thing to do is to ride the shuttle service to the strip. As you exit the terminal you will find Grayline Shuttles. Here you can pay for one way or round trip tickets, We suggest the cheapest, a round trip for $14 USD per person. Other tips on getting to the strip at thetotetraveler website.

Posted by thetotetravler on October 18, 2009. Brought to you by localguides.

Gray Line Las Vegas is part of Dallas-based Coach America, the nation's leading providers of motorcoach services.

Several Tours are available: Grand Canyon West Rim With Skywalk Entrance, Grand Canyon South Rim Tour, Grand Canyon West Rim Tour, Gray Line's Original Mini Hoover Dam Tour, Lake Mead Cruise & Dam Combo, Las Vegas Neon Lights Tour, Colorado River Raft Tour, Airport...

Posted on December 19, 2014. Brought to you by localguides.