TRAVELING BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Las Vegas Motor Speedway isn’t directly served by regular public transit, so most fans choose to drive, use rideshare services, or stay at nearby campgrounds. That said, there are still several convenient ways to get to the track without relying solely on your own car.

Race Day shuttles

On NASCAR weekends, shuttle buses operate between select parking lots, campgrounds, and Speedway entrances. Service typically starts several hours before the race and continues until all fans have cleared the property after the event. While there can be lines right after the checkered flag, the shuttles generally move quickly once boarding begins.

Speedway Shuttle Program

For race day, the Las Vegas Motor Speedway usually offers the Speedway Shuttle Program. This service makes race-day travel simple and stress-free (based on the 2025 fall race):

• Reserved seating on climate-controlled luxury motorcoaches
• Three pickup locations: Planet Hollywood (The Strip), Treasure Island (The Strip), Circa (Downtown)
• All shuttles depart their locations at 9:00 AM on Sunday
• Drop-off and pickup right at the Speedway

Getting to Las Vegas by bus or train

• Bus: Intercity providers like Greyhound and FlixBus serve downtown Las Vegas, which is about a 20-minute drive from the Speedway. From there, you’ll need a taxi, rideshare, or rental car to complete the trip.
• Train: Las Vegas currently doesn’t have Amtrak service, but several regional train-to-bus connections serve Southern Nevada. Fans arriving this way should plan on arranging a taxi, rideshare, or shuttle for the last leg to the track.