Las Vegas - Who has Free Fast Internet in Vegas

I think paying between $12 & $20 a day for Internet is ridiculous.

I think paying between $12 & $20 a day for Internet is ridiculous.

yes, but --- in most cases it is less than one hand of blackjack (just to put things in Vegas perspective. :D ) --- Though, my recent stay at Paris Las Vegas was the expected $11.99 per 24 hour period. (though, I usually time it so that I only pay for access 1 or 2 times during my stay) If I had to guess (and it would be a guess, since I would probably never stay at a non-casino property in Vegas) you might want to try a Courtyard or Hampton Inn.

Not free, but cheaper, $9.95 @ Venetian.

Hilton Grand Vacations
Renaissance
AmeriSuites

Apple Store in the fashion Show Mall.

Just sit outside at one of the tables and use their Wi-Fi

Can pick up a Starbucks or something similar on the way as well.

Also heard the the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in Aladdin Desert Passage shops has free Wi-Fi, but I've never used it so can't vouch for it

It's free at McCarran Airport, just enter your email address. It's free at East Boy (Japanese) restaurant, on Maryland Parkway, next to UNLV. It's also free within 100 feet or so of my house!:)

The Renaissance Las Vegas near the Convention Center, and all Courtyards, Residence Inns, Fairfield Inns and Holiday Inn Express in the LV area.

Also, there is some free HSIA in the Desert Passage mall at Aladdin, although I can't remember which coffee shop.

Not free, but cheaper, $9.95 @ Venetian.

For several years, I never got charged at the Venetian, even though it said it cost $9.95 when you connected. Ever since I started to stay at the Venetiza, I do get charged (and the casino doesn't comp that, even though they comp everything else, except tips).

For several years, I never got charged at the Venetian, even though it said it cost $9.95 when you connected. Ever since I started to stay at the Venetiza, I do get charged (and the casino doesn't comp that, even though they comp everything else, except tips).

Yeah, for a while I didn't get charged either. Started about 8 months ago for me but I was in the original tower.

You can register at the Clark County Library, 833 North Las Vegas Boulevard for free and browse the net for one-two hours per day (subject to availability). The library is located North to Fremont Street Experience, about 15-min walk, across the Cashman Field Center Stadium. It's open till 9 P.M., but the neighbourhood is seedy. I didn't know about that back then, so I walked there by myself in the evening, but nothing happened. Actually, I was the only person walking in the area.

Perhaps some local FTers may tell more about the place. :)

Don't know if there's a Fairmont in LV, but the last time I stayed at a Fairmont (Mt. Tremblant) I signed up for the President's Club online the previous day and got free hi-speed access on check-in. About $15 per day savings.

Don't know if there's a Fairmont in LV, but the last time I stayed at a Fairmont (Mt. Tremblant) I signed up for the President's Club online the previous day and got free hi-speed access on check-in. About $15 per day savings.

No Fairmont in LAS.

You can register at the Clark County Library, 833 North Las Vegas Boulevard for free and browse the net for one-two hours per day (subject to availability). The library is located North to Fremont Street Experience, about 15-min walk, across the Cashman Field Center Stadium. It's open till 9 P.M., but the neighbourhood is seedy. I didn't know about that back then, so I walked there by myself in the evening, but nothing happened. Actually, I was the only person walking in the area.

Perhaps some local FTers may tell more about the place. :)

That definitally isn't the best part of town, however, it isn't as bad as Watts or anything like that.

That definitally isn't the best part of town, however, it isn't as bad as Watts or anything like that.

Regardless, the librarians are very, very friendly and helpful (especially a woman that walks with a stick). ^ Also, they have a large stock of Vegas-related books.

Btw, I didn't notice anything suspicious in the area, because it was completely dark and empty. There were quite a lot of homeless people in the library, though. So maybe the district is just "bad" because of the homeless, rather than gangs and such.

Main Strett Station has free wi-fi in the players club (open to anyone) on the back wall. This area would be behind you if you were at the check in desk. I used it a few weeks ago.

High-speed wireless Internet is free at Skylofts.

(The rooms are most definitely not free, though. :) )

Here's a good listing of free wifi in Las Vegas: http://tinyurl.com/yftvbt

I just got back from 6 days in Vegas.

Kurt