Please advise

I have always rented a car in Vegas BUT this time (11/7-11/11) I am thinking about using the airport
shuttle to/from Downtown. Can you tell me which one you think is the best.
Thank you for the imput
Sally

They are all pretty much the same. They'll all get you from the airport to your hotel on the cheap, with the time involved varying according to where your particular hotel is on the route for that particular shuttle load. I do not recommend buying a round trip ticket. I've had 4 different shuttle companies screw up my return trip to the airport. They're all okay for airport to hotel transportation, but they are all unreliable for the return trip. Take a cab back to the airport.

Totally agree with everything BobOrme said.
Return trip is unreliable as far as time to get picked up...won't do it again.

TO the hotel is fine, especially if you aren't in a big hurry.
Sometimes you are the first drop off, sometimes the last, depending upon the other riders and where they are going.
Just sit back and enjoy the ride knowing you get there for one price, no taxi meter to sweat.

ditto well-said

Neil D.

And that's the truth.

if you want to be thrifty- cab from D.T. to LVH and shuttle from there to airport/ their shuttles come often and you don't have to reserve.
but if it's two of you- cab would cost the same so never mind.

We have used Greyline for our last three trips from airport to downtown. Their downtown shuttle does not make other stops on the way. Maybe we have just been lucky, but they have been the quickest in getting us downtown. We usually book a shuttle to return to the airport, but if they are ten minutes late to pick us up, we either jump on any shuttle in sight or a cab. Never pay for a round trip in advance, this way you are not committed to a particular shuttle company.

Thank you all for your information and help. Much appreciated.
Sally

CLS is outstanding, as far as return trips go. I've used them three times and they were spot on every time. Once, they picked me up at the Four Queens while they still had people to drop at Cortez because the guy didn't want to leave me standing in the cold for the time it would have taken to drop them off and come back.
GrayLine sucks, as do the other ones I've tried, but CLS is right on the money. It cost $2 more RT, but is well worth it.

Billryan,
Thank you so much for your input. Appreciate it.
Yea!!! 11/7 is getting closer.