Cheap flights to Laughlin, NV

Flights to Laughlin, Nevada from other parts of the United States range from about 1h-15h. The precise length of your flight will depend on your departure city, as well as the number and length of any stopovers you experience en route to Laughlin. If you’re flying from as geographically close as Los Angeles, you can expect your flight time to be on the shorter end of the spectrum, whereas those flying in from areas like Alaska or Maine can expect flights on the longer end of the range and the increased likelihood of stopovers.

You can book direct flights to Laughlin from New York’s Newark Liberty Airport, with flights available daily from Spirit Airlines. If your departure city is Los Angeles, you can choose from daily direct flights serviced by Frontier Airlines, Sun Country, and American Airlines. Frontier Airlines and American Airlines also offer daily direct flights to Laughlin from Chicago, as does United. When you do book a flight with stopovers, you can expect this to occur in cities like Minneapolis, Charlotte, and Denver, depending on your airline.

When your destination is Laughlin, you’ll fly into Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (LAS), which is about 95 miles north of Laughlin. Laughlin has its own airport, but this serves chartered airlines as opposed to commercial flights. To get to downtown Laughlin from McCarran Airport, you can take a shuttle, which takes about 90 minutes and costs about $28-$55, depending on your precise drop-off point. There are also public buses available, although this may take up to four hours. First you take the 108, 109, or WAX bus from the airport to BTC Bay #8 in Las Vegas, then transfer to the 215 bus, which will take you to Bonanza @ Bruce. Next, you transfer to the 6363 bus into Bullhead City, just east of downtown Laughlin, all of which will cost about $28-$36. If you prefer to do the driving, you can also rent a car from the airport and drive yourself to Laughlin, which should take just over 90 minutes.

Laughlin is a city that shares Las Vegas’s love of gambling and entertainment, while also being steeped in a distinct history, with plenty to see and do. Go jet skiing along the Colorado River, which provides a natural border between Laughlin and Arizona. Play a few rounds of golf at championship El Rio Golf. Shop and play at Harrah’s Laughlin Hotel & Resort. Hike and explore the shores of Lake Mojave for an area of outstanding natural beauty.

United States citizens traveling to Laughlin, Nevada do not need a passport nor a visa to embark on their journey, although a valid form of government-issued photo identification is also needed when flying.