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Quick Flight Summary from Tokyo to Las Vegas

Key numbers to know before you book

  • Lowest recent price
    $568
  • Direct flight duration 15 hour 43 min
  • Arrival airports LAS
  • Best days to book Sunday, Monday
  • Average over the last 30 days
    $545

Cheapest flights from Tokyo to Las Vegas

Shortest Flight

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines
16 Nov, Mon
Tokyo – Las Vegas
13h 41m
1 stop
HND–LAS

Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific
15 Nov, Sun
Tokyo – Las Vegas
1d 9h 23m
2 stop
NRT–LAS

American Airlines

American Airlines
6 Nov, Fri
Tokyo – Las Vegas
14h 40m
1 stop
HND–LAS

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines
23 Nov, Mon
Tokyo – Las Vegas
23h 1m
2 stop
NRT–LAS

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines
27 Oct, Tue
Tokyo – Las Vegas
1d 19h 19m
2 stop
NRT–LAS

Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines
20 Oct, Tue
Tokyo – Las Vegas
1d 1h 59m
2 stop
NRT–LAS

United Airlines

United Airlines
31 Oct, Sat
Tokyo – Las Vegas
20h 17m
1 stop
HND–LAS

Last update: 09 October 2026 02:28

Estimated Prices for Tokyo to Las Vegas Flights

Cheapest Day27 October Tuesday
Best Price
$530
Average Price
$571
$687
$530
08Thu
Oct
09Fri
$536
10Sat
11Sun
12Mon
13Tue
14Wed
15Thu
16Fri
17Sat
18Sun
19Mon
$531
20Tue
21Wed
22Thu
23Fri
24Sat
25Sun
26Mon
$530
27Tue
28Wed
29Thu
30Fri
$687
31Sat
01Sun
Nov
02Mon
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Key Features of the Airlines

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Transportation to Airport from Tokyo City Center

Haneda Airport

Located 14 km from central Tokyo, Haneda Airport is accessible by bus, train, rental car and personal car.

The airport is located about half an hour away from the city center. You can take advantage of a variety of transportation options to get to the airport.

Taxi

To get to Haneda Airport from the city center you can take a taxi. You can easily get a taxi in the city and its surrounding regions. Taxis are a safe and comfortable transportation alternative to get to the airport. You can get to the airport by taxi from the city center in about 30 minutes.

Bus

Another transportation option to get to Haneda Airport from the city center is by bus. Buses are a more economical alternative compared to taxis. Taking the bus to the airport is comfortable and reliable.

Central locations where you can access buses that go to the airport include Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama and Kanto.

Train

Trains are another transportation alternative that you can choose. There are two train lines that you can use to get to the airport, the Keikyu train line and the Tokyo Monorail.

The train’s schedule can vary; the hours of operation are different on weekdays and the weekend. To find out the schedule you can visit Haneda Airport’s website.

Rental Car

You can also rent a car from the city center to get to Haneda Airport. You can rent a car from a rental car office in the city center and comfortably get to the airport in a short amount of time.

Airport Information

Haneda Airport is Japan’s busiest airport and the 4th busiest airport in the world. There are 3 terminals at Haneda Airport, which serves both domestic flights and international flights.

Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are the main terminals at the airport. Terminal 1 contains restaurants, stores, and conference halls while Terminal 2 contains an outdoor restaurant and the Haneda Excel Hotel.

The terminal buildings also contain a pharmacy, health centers, police services, baby care room, children’s play areas, ATMs, currency exchange offices, internet, telephones, massage and personal care services, and a lost and found section.


Narita Intl. Airport

Narita Airport is one of the two airports serving the Greater Tokyo Area. Narita Airport is accessible by bus, train, taxi, rental car, and personal car.  

There are a variety of transportation services you can use to get to the airport from the city center. The total trip takes about 1 hour.

Taxi

Taxis are a reliable means of transportation to get to Narita Airport from the city center. You can find a taxi almost anywhere in the city. The taxi ride to the airport is relatively short. Taxis are a more costly alternative compared to other methods of transportation but the advantages of traveling by taxi are that they are fast, comfortable, and safe.

Bus

Another transportation alternative to get to Narita Airport from the city center is by bus. Buses are a more economical option compared to taxis. Buses provide a comfortable ride to the airport. Central locations where you can access buses that go to the airport include Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama and Kanto.

Train

Trains are another method of transportation that you can choose. The Narita Sky Access train line, Keisei train line, and JR train line are 3 different train lines that you can use to get to Narita Airport. The train’s schedule can vary; the hours of operation are different on weekdays and the weekend. To find out the schedule you can visit Narita Airport’s website.

Rental Cars

Another way to get to Narita Airport from the city center is by rental car. You can rent a car from the rental car offices located in the city center. The drive to the airport is comfortable and relatively short.

Airport Information

Narita Airport is one of Tokyo’s, the capital of Japan, two busiest airports. Narita Airport serves domestic flights and international flights in different terminal buildings. The terminal buildings contain restaurants, stores, and conference rooms.

The terminal buildings also contain a pharmacy, health centers, police services, baby care room, children’s play areas, ATMs, currency exchange offices, internet, telephones, massage and personal care facilities, and a lost and found section. 

Transportation to Las Vegas City Center from Airport

McCarran Intl. - Harry Reid Intl. Airport

The vibrant city of Las Vegas, located in the state of Nevada, was a small village in the beginning of the century. Famous for its casinos, massive hotels, and unique shows, Las Vegas is one of the world’s greatest attractions. The city was built in the desert, surrounded by massive mountains.

Las Vegas is home to world-famous five-star hotels and various international technology companies. Las Vegas experiences a subtropical, hot desert climate, with warm weather throughout the year. The relatively low levels of humidity add a touch of beauty to the city. The city has its own method of transportation to get around the Las Vegas Strip, the Monorail. The monorail service significantly eases the traffic in the city. Other ways to get around in Las Vegas include taxis and buses.

McCarran International Airport is located about 10 km from downtown Las Vegas. The airport is the main commercial airport serving the city. There are a variety of transportation alternatives to get to the city center from the airport. Renting a car is a comfortable method of transportation to get to the city center, and to get around in the city during your trip. There are several rental car companies located at the airport. Those who don’t want to drive in traffic can choose to take a taxi to the city center from the airport. Those who want a more affordable option can choose to take a bus or shuttle to the city center from the airport. 

Taxi

McCarran International Airport features over 10 taxi companies that provide service to the city center. Taxis are a convenient way to get to downtown Las Vegas from the airport. There are two routes taxis can take from the airport to the city center. Taxis can go from the freeway, which ends up being a bit faster, or through the city, which is a bit more scenic as you drive down the strip but can be longer depending on traffic. Not all taxis accept credit card payments so make sure to ask the driver beforehand. Taxis are easily accessible at the terminal exits.

Bus

Buses are another method of transportation to get to the city center from the airport. Buses are a more affordable option compared to taxis. Bus routes 108 109, and the Westcliff Airport Express route serve Terminal 1; these buses are accessible from level 0. The Westcliff Airport Express and Centennial Express routes serve Terminal 3; these buses are accessible from the departures curb on level 2. Bus tickets can be purchased from the automatic ticket machines located next to the stops. You can use a credit card and purchase an hourly pass or daily pass. For more detailed information on the routes please visit McCarran International Airport’s website.  

Shuttle

Shuttle buses are another transportation alternative to get to the city center from the airport. These group shuttles provide convenient transportation to downtown Las Vegas, making multiple stops along the way. Service providers such as Airline Shuttle and Showtime Tours provide shuttle services to most major hotels/resorts in the city 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. These shuttles are accessible at the terminal exits with airport personnel ready to help passengers if needed. For more detailed information about group shuttles please visit McCarran International Airport’s website.

Rental Car

Renting a car at the airport is another convenient way to get to the city and enjoy the city during your trip. You can rent a car from the McCarran Rent-A-Car Center, which is accessible using a free shuttle service. The shuttle service to the Rental Car Center is blue and white. After you land just follow the signs to Ground Transportation, which will guide you to the Rental Car Shuttle area. You can also return your vehicle at the Rental Car Center before your departure at the end of your trip. Rental car companies that you can choose from include Advantage, Alamo, Avis, Budget, Hertz, and Thrifty.

Las Vegas Weather

5-Day Forecast • Min / Max Temperature

Wednesday
7 Oct
Clear
36°22°
Thursday
8 Oct
Clear
36°21°
Today
Friday
9 Oct
Cloudy
35°21°
Saturday
10 Oct
Cloudy
33°23°
Sunday
11 Oct
Rain
26°20°

More Information About Las Vegas

Frequently Asked Questions

When you search for Tokyo-Las Vegas flights, Wingie directly gathers and compares instant data from all airlines. You can see all Tokyo-Las Vegas flights together for the date you are looking for and choose the most suitable flight.
For Tokyo-Las Vegas flights, you can use Haneda Airport, Narita Intl. Airport as departure airport, and McCarran Intl. - Harry Reid Intl. Airport for arrival.
The flight distance between Tokyo-Las Vegas is 8886 kilometers in total. The flight between the two cities takes 11 hour.
When the average prices are examined, the most suitable day for Tokyo-Las Vegas flights is Saturday.
Delta Air Lines, Cathay Pacific, American Airlines, United Airlines organizes direct flights between Tokyo-Las Vegas.
On this route, low-cost airlines typically offer fares that include only cabin and hand baggage. Full-service airlines may include baggage and refreshment fees in the base price. The best option varies according to baggage needs. Based on current data, the lowest fare on this route with Air Canada starts from approximately $490.
AirlinePriceStandard inclusions
Delta Air Lines
$530
Paid Change (up to 48 hours) / No Refund / 1 piece cabin baggage / Complimentary Refreshments / In-flight Entertainment
Air Canada
$490
No changes allowed / No Refund / Complimentary Refreshments
Alaska Airlines
$1,268
Penalty-Free Change / 2 pieces checked baggage
American Airlines
$1,124
Penalty-Free Change (up to 48 hours) / No Refund / 1 piece cabin baggage / 1 piece X 23 kg checked baggage / Complimentary Refreshments / In-flight Entertainment

Last update: 01.10.2026

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