Volaris is Mexico's largest ultra-low-cost carrier, headquartered in Mexico City. It connects Las Vegas to multiple Mexican cities including Guadalajara (GDL), Tijuana (TIJ), and Mexico City (MEX) with a la carte ULCC pricing.

Do Volaris passengers clear customs at Las Vegas?

Yes. Volaris flights from Mexico are international arrivals — passengers clear U.S. CBP at LAS after landing. Allow 30–60 extra minutes.

How do I get from Terminal 3 to the Strip?

Taxis curbside at Level 1, PSS chauffeur inside at baggage claim after customs, rideshare garage a short walk. Strip is 3–5 miles, 10–20 minutes.

What Terminal Is Volaris at Las Vegas Airport?

Volaris operates from Terminal 3, Concourse E at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Volaris is Mexico’s largest ultra-low-cost carrier, connecting Las Vegas directly to multiple Mexican cities. As a ULCC, Volaris uses a la carte pricing — verify bag fees and extras at volaris.com before arriving at the airport.

Volaris — Terminal & Gate Quick Reference

Airline: Volaris
Terminal: Terminal 3
Concourse: E
Check-In: Terminal 3, Level 2
Baggage Claim: Terminal 3, Level 1 (after customs)
Airport Code: LAS
Based: Mexico City, Mexico

Volaris Mexico Routes from Las Vegas

Volaris connects Las Vegas to Guadalajara (GDL), Tijuana (TIJ), Mexico City (MEX), and additional seasonal routes. Volaris uses a la carte ULCC pricing — base fares are low, but carry-ons, checked bags, and seat selection all cost extra. Purchase all extras online in advance to minimize costs. Verify current routes and pricing at volaris.com.

International Arrivals — Customs at LAS

Volaris arrivals from Mexico clear U.S. CBP at Terminal 3 — allow 30–60 extra minutes beyond landing. PSS tracks all international flights and accounts for customs processing when planning your pickup.

Ground Transportation

Strip is 3–5 miles. For all options, see the LAS terminal guide.