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# South Strip Transfer Terminal – terminal di trasferimento a Las Vegas, servizio di trasporto, accesso facile, recensioni positive e negative

Il South Strip Transfer Terminal (SSTT) è un importante terminal di trasferimento situato a Las Vegas, NV. Questo terminal offre un accesso conveniente a diverse linee di autobus, facilitando il trasporto da e per l'aeroporto McCarran e il famoso Strip di Las Vegas. Con una storia recente e una crescente importanza nel panorama dei trasporti della città, il SSTT è diventato un punto di riferimento per i viaggiatori. Le recensioni degli utenti evidenziano sia la cordialità del personale che alcune problematiche legate alla pulizia e alla sicurezza, rendendo il terminal un argomento di discussione tra i residenti e i visitatori.

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The South Strip Transfer Terminal is very easy to navigate. Employees/ staff are very friendly and helpful. Also a lot of the locals are very friendly and helpful as well. Great way to get around Vegas!

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Having a bad start to my month long trip. Lyft was so late I missed my bus. The next bus wasn't leaving SSTT I only had 1 hour to purchase new tickets and get to Fashion Show Mall....Lyft couldn't find the pick up.... Daryl saved the day he came out and noticed that my driver was lost. He volunteered to take me and my son to the bus station. I beyond Grateful. I thought that type of help and assistance only happened on TV.. A real life hero works at the tiny booth in the back. That Black Man deserves a RAISE!!

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Cheap way to get to the Vegas strip from the airport! $6 gives you a 2 HR bus pass $8 gives you a 24 bus pass To get to the strip from the airport, walk down to the zero level and find the bus ticket machine. Purchase a ticket for the 109. This will lead you to the South Strip Transfer terminal. From there, you'll get off and get on the Deuce line at Bay 14 that leads you to the strip. The ride from the double deck bus gives you a mini intro the the strip with decent view. An Uber ride would cost about $30-40, depending on the time. I don't recommend going alone when it's dark. I'm sure it's fine but you'll probably feel uncomfortable. Handful of homeless and/or unstable people around yelling profanity. This didn't seem like a popular option, but it worked for us. When you get to the strip, you have some free alternative options to get to places. For instance, there is a free tram that goes from Park MGM to Bellagio. It's clean and nice. There is also a free shuttle that starts off at the Strat (search for the downtown loop) and goes to places like Fremont. Going from the strip to the airport requires a bit of time, even though it's so close. Plan at least an hour for this.

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This facility and service was horrible. I highly recommend you avoid this facility. I flew into Vegas and needed to transfer onto a bus heading to Utah and Denver. There were several delays, and so I found myself stuck at this facility from midnight until 3:30 AM. The guy in charge of the ticket booth gave about 60 of us, waiting for the delayed bus incorrect information on several occasions. At first saying the bus was coming, and then telling us that it wouldn't be there until the next day, 24 hours later. I actually called Greyhound customer service, and their information contradicted what the attendant told us at this transfer terminal. At one point, he told us to go to a specific terminal and wait for the bus, so there we are, about 60 of us standing outside in the middle of the night waiting. Then 30 minutes later, he informs us to go back inside again. Then 40 minutes later, he repeats these instructions and has us wait outdoors, followed by another order to go back inside. What made the experience even worse was the fact that the entire facility was infiltrated with thousands of cockroaches, both inside and outside, so you dare not leave your luggage or personal belongings on the floor, and you don't want to nod off and pick up a hitchhiker. Also there were a few "challenged" homeless individuals here, who were obviously on drugs. They were screaming, fighting, throwing things and made the whole experience miserable. A facilities employee showed up shortly after midnight, and did nothing except to tell jokes and chat with the attendant the whole time. He wasn't helpful... He didn't clean, spray the roaches or even empty a single trash can. Useless... Finally, a substitute bus arrived and got us out of there. The bus service is a sore subject for another review, but I won't ever make the mistake of coming back to this transfer terminal ever again. I recommend that you avoid this facility at all cost...

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This is just a bus stop, is all. It's not anything special, but it serves a purpose. Very easy to get on many bus lines from this. Location is a bit a ways from the airport. This isn't too far though. It doesn't look that old. It's pretty clean and that includes the bathrooms, which is shocking. The inside of the terminal has some cool artwork on a few of the walls. Even so, it's just a place to get on a bus. There's a number of lines that stop here. Many will take you all over the city. The 117 and SDX make stops. It has several things that are pretty useful. A RTC ticket machine is outside the lobby. There's also large maps of the bus system at each bay, so you can easily find the correct route for you.

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Barbi shaves completely down there, so she no longer has a South Strip per se. Which is a good thing, believe me. There used to be a Greyhound station here on the South Strip, but these days you can't really take the Greyhound to this part of town, which is a shame because I think a lot of people want to. Nevertheless I have good memories of it.

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This Greyhound bus station is new it used to be in downtown but moved close to the Airport Car Rental close to the South Premium Outlet. I never saw the old bus station but a lot of people is saying this is way better and cleaner. We went to this station coz will be traveling from Vegas to California via bus ... The location is pretty clean I hope it's stay that way!

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South Strip Transfer Terminal (SSTT) is located just right outside of the McCarran International Airport (not within walking distance) and you can get to this bus terminal by taking either route 109 (the bus stop at Terminal 1 is located on Level Zero - $2 per ride) OR free shuttle to the McCarran Rent-A-Car Center & physically walk to the terminal (about three blocks away from the rental center & 15-minute walk). There are 18 different bays and below is a list of bay designations (effective Feb 2016): Bay #1 ~ #3: SDX, Deuce AM Rt, 109 (unloading only) Bay #4: 217 WB Bay #5: 212 WB Bay #6: 212 EB Bay #7, #8, #10, #11, #12: Charters Bay #9: Megabus and Amtrak Bay #13: 104 Bay #14: SDX, Deuce AM Rt Bay #15: 117 Bay #16: 217 EB Bay #17: 109 overflow; Paratransit & Silver Rider Bay #18: 109 If it starts to rain, then you really don't have a place to hide (no shelter) other than the SSTT building. Clean restroom & free Wi-Fi. A fairly average terminal, but SSTT is way better than the Greyhound bus terminal in downtown Las Vegas. P.S. - You can take the Strip & Downtown Express Bus (SDX) and the bus connects directly to the Strip & downtown Las Vegas (e.g. Mandalay Bay, MGM, Paris, Wynn, Fremont Street Experience, LV Premium Outlets, etc). Fare is $6 for unlimited rides in a 2-hour period or $8 for unlimited rides in a 24-hour period.

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First this place was hard to find.. not even the taxi driver knew of it.. but once I called information we weren't that far away.. It's actually right on the outskirts of the airport ( not in the airport) Outside across the street and gage from the airport. We wanted to arrive early to obtain good seats.... we should have listened when they said don't arrive to 30-45 minutes early.. THERE IS NOTHING HERE.. it is strictly a bus depot, with the characters you except to see, the homeless, the trying to get home, the runaways - speaking of ... there was entire wall just dedicated to run a away children.. well that just ruined my weekend. There are only a few tables inside and vending machines...I was thrilled with the bathroom either only because you could enter the woman's' and men's' very easily , there was no door.. it was a 2 way entry so anyone could grab you as you walked in. It's not that bad if you are only waiting for about 30 minutes, but for the 3 hours early we did it was a horrible... I will return again since this is where you catch the MegaBus back to Los Angeles, just only 15 minutes before departure.

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Twice in less than 2 months I have been truly let down by Greyhound! First my 16 year old daughter, traveling by herself, had to sleep in the terminal because her bus was late and caused her to miss her connecting bus. NOW this one just takes the cake, there is a woman here in Vegas, who has become a friend and she literally living in between the parking lot and hotel rooms (when she can afford one). She has her granddaughter with her and her son purchased tickets for them to get home to California. When she spoke to Greyhound they told her she would depart at TWELVE, no specification of NOON or MIDNIGHT. She assumed it was noon but it was midnight and she missed her bus. Honest mistake. When she spoke to Greyhound she was informed there are no l refunds or transfers or changes allowed. They literally just kept $300 and she is still homeless in Vegas. It's just terrible.

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