Zoox runs a driverless robotaxi service on and around the Las Vegas Strip, including rides to and from Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. You hail it in the Zoox app, the same way you'd book any rideshare. Zoox lists those hours and its airport rides on its Las Vegas page as of September 30, 2026.
Zoox opened the service to the public on September 10, 2025, in a vehicle it designed as a robotaxi from the ground up, with carriage-style seating. Here's where it goes, how to ride, the rules and where things stand on fares.
Where Zoox Goes in Las Vegas
When it launched, Zoox said riders could pick from destinations on and around the Strip, including Resorts World Las Vegas, AREA15, Topgolf, Harry Reid International Airport and other resort and entertainment properties. The list of pickup and drop-off points changes, so Zoox tells riders to check the app for the current set.
Pickups and drop-offs happen at each destination's ride-hail zone. Resorts World Las Vegas has a closer tie. Zoox became the resort's official robotaxi partner in May 2025 and said it would get a dedicated, Zoox-branded pickup and drop-off location on the property. If you're choosing where to stay, our Marriott Bonvoy and MGM Collection guide covers booking Vegas hotels with points, and our F1 Las Vegas planning guide covers race weekend.
How to Ride
Download the Zoox app, create an account and request a ride. Zoox says the app is only available through the U.S. App Store and U.S. Google Play Store. If you can't get the app on your device, Zoox says you can go to its spot at the Resorts World Las Vegas casino entrance to take a ride.
Once you've booked, the app shows the estimated pickup time, live arrival updates and your robotaxi's license plate. If more than one Zoox is waiting at the pickup spot, tap the Chime button in the app and yours lights up and plays a sound.
Inside, you close the doors and start the ride from the touchscreen. The robotaxi won't move until every rider is buckled. You can pick music, set your own seat's temperature and charge a device at your seat. If you need help, press the Help button on the touchscreen or in the app, press the overhead Emergency Call Button, or call or text Zoox Support at 1-888-477-5055.
Riding to and From the Airport
Zoox has a dedicated airport page for LAS, and it's the most useful part of the service for travelers.
Heading to the airport. Enter the airport and your airline in the app to check the pickup wait time first. Zoox says the ride takes 20 to 45 minutes depending on where it starts. At Terminal 1, you're dropped at the Departures/Ticketing level. At Terminal 3, drop-off is at Level 0, and you take the escalators or elevator up to Departures/Ticketing on Level 2.
Leaving the airport. Zoox picks up at both terminals:
- Terminal 1, Level 0. Follow signs to Baggage Claim, take the escalators down to the Zero Level and the E Gates, head outside and cross toward the parking garage. The Zoox Pickup Zone is signed there.
- Terminal 3, Level 0, Door 55. Follow signs to Ground Transportation, then to Door 55 and the Inter-Terminal Shuttle. Exit through Door 55 and cross to the second island to find the Zoox Pickup Zone. If you land at the D Gates, take the tram to Terminal 3 first.
Luggage. Bags go on the floor. Zoox says there's room for at least one piece of luggage per rider, and you can put small items on empty seats. Don't stack bags, and keep anything on the floor to a height of 28 inches or less.
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The Rules
Zoox's support page lists these rules for riding:
- Riders must be at least 8 years old, and the person hailing the ride must be 18 or older.
- No more than four riders at a time.
- Everyone stays seated and wears a seatbelt for the whole ride.
- Food and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. No smoking, vaping or drugs, and no weapons.
- Trained service dogs are welcome. Pets and emotional support animals aren't.
- Zoox recommends a booster seat for riders under 4 feet 9 inches, and a high-back booster for riders under 4 feet 1 inch.
Zoox also says its interior cameras record the entire ride.
Where Fares Stand
On July 30, 2026, Zoox announced it had received the first-ever NHTSA commercial exemption for a purpose-built robotaxi, which gives it federal approval to charge for rides. In the same announcement, Zoox said it "can now move toward charging fares" and is working with regulators in Nevada and California to complete the requirements for commercial operations. Check the app before you book.
Zoox Rides in the Uber App
In March 2026, Zoox announced a multi-year partnership with Uber. Under it, a dedicated fleet of Zoox robotaxis will be available through the Uber app, "beginning later this year in Las Vegas and next year in Los Angeles," in Zoox's words from that announcement. Zoox said it will keep offering rides through its own app in both cities.
When Zoox Makes Sense on a Vegas Trip
If you're staying on or near the Strip and your plans fit between 8 a.m. and 1 a.m., Zoox is worth trying for short hops between resorts, AREA15 or Topgolf, and for the airport run if you're packing light. Check the app for current destinations and the pickup wait before you commit, especially on a tight airport timeline.
If you're traveling with a pet, more than four riders, or a flight that needs a ride outside service hours, book another option for that leg.
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