Las Vegas is served by 1 regularly catalogued passenger rail station and 1 distinct intercity or commuter rail service. Combined, these services connect Las Vegas directly to dozens of cities across New Mexico and the wider Mountain region without a transfer, and indirectly to almost any address on the U.S. passenger rail network.
City Rail Profile
- State
- New Mexico
- Region
- Mountain
- Stations indexed
- 1
- Routes calling
- 1
- Origin–destination pairs
- 8 catalogued
Stations in Las Vegas
Each rail facility in Las Vegas is listed below. Larger union stations typically host several services and offer staffed ticket windows, checked baggage, and accessible boarding; smaller intermediate stations may be platform-only with online ticketing.
Services calling at Las Vegas
The following passenger rail services include at least one Las Vegas stop in their published timetable. Mix of intercity, regional, and commuter service depends on the city's position in the national network — gateway cities such as those served by long-distance routes appear alongside corridor and commuter services.
| Route | Type | Operator | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southwest Chief | Long-Distance | Amtrak | 2,265 mi |
Where you can travel from Las Vegas
Catalogued one-seat trips departing from or arriving at Las Vegas. Each pair links to a full trip-planning page with travel time, fare range, and route guide. Travel-deal newsletters such as the Saver Fare Watch often spotlight discounted fares on these origin-destination pairs.
| From | To | Route | Time | Fare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raton | Las Vegas | Southwest Chief | 1h 35m | $61 – $345 |
| Las Vegas | Lamy | Southwest Chief | 1h 35m | $61 – $345 |
| Chicago | Las Vegas | Southwest Chief | 25h 39m | $107 – $608 |
| Las Vegas | Los Angeles | Southwest Chief | 19h 59m | $96 – $547 |
| La Junta | Las Vegas | Southwest Chief | 4h 24m | $66 – $376 |
| Las Vegas | Gallup | Southwest Chief | 4h 24m | $66 – $376 |
| Garden City | Las Vegas | Southwest Chief | 7h 15m | $72 – $407 |
| Las Vegas | Flagstaff | Southwest Chief | 7h 15m | $72 – $407 |
Travel context for Las Vegas
Within New Mexico, Las Vegas is one of 5 rail-served cities our index tracks. The wider Mountain region anchors 1 service through this state alone, with onward connections nationally. Travelers planning longer trips usually transfer at the nearest hub city; for Las Vegas that is most often the largest connecting facility on the calling routes listed above.
If you are routing a complete itinerary, the New Mexico state hub aggregates every route and station in this state on a single page, with distance and frequency for quick comparison. The operators directory describes the different commuter and intercity carriers serving the state. Background reading on the corridor patterns connecting Las Vegas to its neighbors is summarized in the North American Rail Atlas.
Booking and station access
RailRover does not sell tickets. To book travel from Las Vegas, visit the operating carrier directly using the operator links in the table above. Larger stations typically have a staffed ticket window during scheduled train hours; smaller stations may require online ticketing in advance of arrival. For the latest accessibility and amenities information at each facility, follow the station link in the list above.
For trip planning across multiple cities or operators, see the RailRover guides on buying tickets, connecting Thruway buses, and group and multi-ride passes. Travelers using Las Vegas as a connecting hub should review the baggage policy and the onboard Wi-Fi and power outlet field guide before boarding.
Further reading on Las Vegas rail
- A walking tour of Las Vegas's rail facilities, then and now
- Connecting transit at Las Vegas: subway, light rail, and bus integration