Does Spirit charge for carry-on bags at LAS?

Yes. Spirit is an ultra-low-cost carrier. Its base 'Bare Fare' includes only a small personal item that fits under the seat. Carry-on bags, checked bags, and seat selection all cost extra. Fees are highest at the gate — buy add-ons online in advance to pay less.

Where is Spirit Airlines baggage claim at LAS?

Spirit Airlines arrivals collect bags at Terminal 1, Level 1 baggage claim area at Harry Reid International Airport.

What hubs does Spirit fly from Las Vegas?

Spirit's primary hub is Fort Lauderdale (FLL). It connects Las Vegas to cities across the U.S. including Chicago, Dallas, Orlando, Atlanta, and numerous other domestic markets.

How do I get from Spirit's terminal to the Strip?

From Terminal 1, taxis are curbside at Level 1, Doors 1–4, with flat-rate zones to the Strip. Pre-booked PSS chauffeur meets you inside at baggage claim. Rideshare requires a walk to the designated pickup garage.

What Terminal Is Spirit Airlines at Las Vegas Airport?

Spirit Airlines operates from Terminal 1, Concourse B at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas. Spirit is one of the high-volume carriers at LAS — its yellow aircraft are a common sight on the tarmac. Like all ultra-low-cost carriers, Spirit’s base fares are headline-low but come with significant add-on fees; knowing the system before you arrive will save you time and money at check-in.

Spirit Airlines — Terminal & Gate Quick Reference

Airline: Spirit Airlines
Terminal: Terminal 1
Concourse: Concourse B
Check-In: Terminal 1, Level 2 (Departures)
Baggage Claim: Terminal 1, Level 1 (Arrivals)
Airport Code: LAS
Carrier Type: Ultra-low-cost (ULCC)

Spirit Airlines at LAS — What to Know

Spirit is a Fort Lauderdale-based ULCC operating a domestic network from Las Vegas to cities across the United States. Its “Bare Fare” pricing includes only a personal item that fits under the seat — everything else (carry-on bag, checked bag, seat selection, printing a boarding pass at the airport) costs extra. Spirit’s fees are highest when purchased at the airport, significantly lower when bought online in advance.

Spirit bag fees — avoid the gate charge: Spirit charges its highest bag fees at the gate. If you have a carry-on or checked bag, purchase the bag allowance through spirit.com before your trip — fees can be $10–$30 less than gate prices. Your personal item must fit under the seat (18×14×8 inches) — items larger than that will be treated as carry-ons and charged accordingly.

Concourse B is Terminal 1’s busiest concourse. Spirit flights share it with Frontier, Allegiant, American, and other carriers. On peak days — Friday evenings, Sunday returns, holidays — security lines at Terminal 1 can be significant. Spirit recommends arriving at least 2 hours before departure.

Ground Transportation from Terminal 1

The Strip is 3–5 miles from LAS. Taxi flat-rate zones from Terminal 1: Zone 1 South Strip $21.25, Zone 2 Mid Strip $25.25, Zone 3 North Strip $29.25. Personal Sedan Services provides pre-booked private transfers meeting you inside at baggage claim with your name. For the complete ground transport breakdown, see the LAS terminal guide.