WiFi at LAS?
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: SFO/OAK
Posts: 144
WiFi at LAS?
I was here April 5th-6th and couldn't seem to find a wireless signal anywhere in the airport. I asked a few employees - they said there was just ONE internet kiosk at the cell phone store infront of C gates, and NO wireless at the airport at all.
Anybody confirm or deny this? I'll be going back through in May so hopefully I can find some sort of connection.
Anybody confirm or deny this? I'll be going back through in May so hopefully I can find some sort of connection.
#2


Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: LAX
Programs: F9 Gold, peon and loving it everywhere else
Posts: 4,018
The past couple of times I've gone through LAS there's a strong signal on the D gates (SSID "McCarran WiFi") but no Internet connection seems to be available through that signal.
Has this changed?
Has this changed?
#3

Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: DFW
Programs: AA PLT->GLD|HH Gold|SPG PLT->GOLD|HGP Gold|MR Silver
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When I was a UA flyer, I never had a problem getting a WiFi connection in the D gates by United. In the A and B concourses, though, I can't get a connection at all.
I really wish I could get a connection throughout the airport -- it'd be worth the cost given all the time I spend waiting for flights.
I really wish I could get a connection throughout the airport -- it'd be worth the cost given all the time I spend waiting for flights.
#4

Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Silicon Valley
Programs: Southwest A-List
Posts: 17
C gates are lit
I flew out of gate C-25 (Southwest) Monday evening. I was able to associate to the access point and surf the web. Guest access is free for now, but I've got to believe that a billing service (Wayport, Boingo, etc.) will be running shortly.
McCarran WiFi Screen Shot
McCarran WiFi Screen Shot
#5

Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: DFW
Programs: AA PLT->GLD|HH Gold|SPG PLT->GOLD|HGP Gold|MR Silver
Posts: 1,985
Originally Posted by jhue
Guest access is free for now, but I've got to believe that a billing service (Wayport, Boingo, etc.) will be running shortly.
They have not made a public announcement of the service yet -- it's still technically in a "pre-release" phase -- but they are not planning to charge for access.
A big ^ for McCarran!

