Getting around downtown from Four Queens: walking, buses, shuttles and rideshares
Four Queens sits directly on the Fremont Street Experience, so walking is often the quickest way to get around downtown. For longer hops use the RTC buses (including the Deuce) or the free Downtown Loop shuttle; taxis and rideshares are widely available for airport runs or trips to the Strip.
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Walk everywhere on Fremont Street
Four Queens is at 202 Fremont St with direct access to the Fremont Street Experience canopy and pedestrian mall. Many downtown attractions — Golden Nugget, the 3rd Street Stage, street performers and the Patio Bar — are a few minutes' walk from the lobby.
Short walks will get you to The Mob Museum, Downtown Container Park and several other downtown museums and casinos; distances to most nearby sights are quoted as roughly a 5–10 minute walk.
- Fremont Street Experience: right outside the hotel
- Golden Nugget Casino: steps away
- Mob Museum, Neon Museum, Container Park: within about a 10-minute walk
- Slotzilla zipline launch: about 700 feet from the property
| Destination | Typical walk time from Four Queens |
|---|---|
| Fremont Street canopy / Patio Bar | 1–2 minutes |
| Golden Nugget | 1–3 minutes |
| Downtown Container Park / Mob Museum | ~10 minutes |
Using RTC buses: the Deuce and other routes
RTC buses serve downtown; the Deuce on the Strip terminates at Fremont Street/Las Vegas Boulevard near Four Queens and runs 24 hours. RTC fares and pass options are offered for short or multi-day use.
A single-ride fare and multi-hour/day passes are available from RTC; check current rates and schedules on the RTC website or local transit maps before you travel.
- Deuce: 24-hour service between downtown and the Strip (terminates near Fremont Street)
- Fare options include single ride, 2-hour, 24-hour and multi-day passes (check RTC for current prices)
- Bus stops are easy to find on Fremont Street and along Las Vegas Blvd
| Typical RTC pass | Use case |
|---|---|
| Single ride / short pass | Occasional trips around downtown or between nearby stops |
| 24-hour or multi-day pass | Multiple trips on Deuce + other RTC routes over a day or more |
| 2-hour pass | Quick round trips with transfers within a short window |
Free Downtown Loop shuttle and local shuttles
A free Downtown Loop shuttle circulates through Fremont Street/downtown on a published schedule; times differ by day of week (the loop runs daytime hours and extends later on weekends).
Other private shuttles and hotel-arranged transportation may operate in the area; confirm pickup points and hours with the front desk or concierge when you arrive.
- Downtown Loop: free service for short downtown hops; check posted hours (weekday and weekend schedules differ)
- Front desk / concierge can confirm shuttle stops and times
- Private and casino shuttles occasionally run special event routes — check locally
| Service | Typical hours |
|---|---|
| Downtown Loop (free) | Daytime (varies); later hours Friday–Saturday |
| Private shuttle / event shuttles | Varies by operator — check with hotel or event organizer |
Airport transfers: rideshare, taxi and shuttle options
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is the main commercial airport serving Las Vegas; taxi and rideshare trips to downtown are common and typically drop off at or near Fremont Street.
An airport shuttle service to downtown is available from independent operators for a fee — this is not run by Four Queens, so book directly with the shuttle company or ask the hotel for recommended providers.
- Rideshare/taxi: direct, door-to-door from LAS to Four Queens
- Independent airport shuttle: book with the operator (not run by the hotel)
- If arriving by air, ask concierge about current pickup points and the quickest option for your group
| Option | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Rideshare / taxi | Small groups or direct door-to-door service |
| Independent airport shuttle | Budget option or group transfers when pre-booked |
| Public transit (bus) | Lowest-cost option — check route CX/Centennial Express or RTC connections |
Parking, driving and renting a car
Four Queens has an off-street parking garage (off Carson Ave) and offers valet parking; parking policies and charges differ for guests and non-guests. If you plan to drive, confirm current parking fees and validation policies at check-in.
Self-parking in the garage is charged per day for hotel guests but can be waived for ALL ACCESS Players Club cardholders; non-guest hourly and daily rates are posted by the property.
- Self-parking garage entrance: off Carson Ave
- Self-parking: a daily charge is applied to hotel guests (ask front desk for the current policy and waiver conditions)
- Valet parking: available and reported as free (gratuity appreciated) — verify at arrival
| Parking type | Notes |
|---|---|
| Self-parking (garage) | Daily charge for guests; fee waived for ALL ACCESS Players Club cardholders |
| Valet | Reported as free — gratuity appreciated |
| Non-guest parking | Hourly and daily rates apply; validation available via dining or gambling |
Rideshares, taxis and local pickup tips
Taxis and rideshares are easy to summon from Four Queens; pickup and drop-off areas are on Fremont Street but can be busy during evening light shows and concerts. Allow extra time when events are active.
If you need a quiet arrival or depart outside peak times, ask the front desk for the best pickup spot to avoid crowds on the pedestrian mall.
- Evening crowds on Fremont Street can slow pickups — expect minor delays during light shows and concerts
- For faster pickups ask staff for advised pickup points off the main pedestrian flow
- Rideshare drivers often follow designated pickup areas for downtown hotels — confirm the exact spot in your rideshare app
| Situation | Suggested action |
|---|---|
| Nightly light show / festival | Plan extra time for pickups or meet at a nearby side street |
| Early morning airport run | Book a rideshare in advance or use a pre-arranged shuttle |
| Large group | Consider a pre-booked shuttle or multiple cars to avoid long waits |
Room location and noise — choose your tower
Four Queens rooms are split between the North Tower (closer to the Fremont Street stage) and the South Tower (set back from Fremont Street). Guests sensitive to nighttime noise should request the South Tower at booking or check-in.
The hotel provides free earplugs to guests; the North Tower underwent a renovation with upgraded windows and sound-dampening features, but the South Tower remains the generally quieter choice.
- South Tower: recommended for a quieter stay away from Fremont Street noise
- North Tower: closer to the action and the Fremont Street stage; rooms were renovated and include sound-dampening windows
- If you need a specific room type request a Royal Room, Regal Suite, Run Of House Room (No Resort Fee), Room (No Resort Fee) or Two Queens Room (No Resort Fee) by name
| Tower | Best for |
|---|---|
| South Tower | Quieter rooms set back from Fremont Street |
| North Tower | Closer to Fremont Street entertainment and renovated rooms |
| Any specific room type | Request exact room name (for example: Royal Room or Two Queens Room (No Resort Fee)) when booking |
