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When should I leave to pick someone up at LAS?
At LAS, wait while the passenger deplanes, collects luggage, and walks to the pickup area. The airport’s Cell Phone Lot is designed for that interval; leave only when the passenger confirms Terminal 1 or 3 and the Level 1 garage meeting point.
LAS route identity
This page is for Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). Airport identity and coverage come from the published Arrival airport catalog.
What the reviewed guidance says
- Harry Reid International Airport tells drivers to use the Cell Phone Lot while passengers deplane, collect luggage, and walk to pickup.
- Private passenger pickup is across the roadway from each terminal on parking-garage Level 1.
- Terminal pickup space is for immediate loading, so the passenger-ready message should precede the driver’s approach.
Mistakes to avoid
- Leaving the Cell Phone Lot before the traveler finishes luggage collection.
- Approaching Terminal 1 when the passenger will exit at Terminal 3, or the reverse.
- Using a landed alert instead of a Level 1 pickup-position message.
LAS pickup questions
When should I leave the LAS Cell Phone Lot?
Leave after the passenger confirms Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 and says they have reached the Level 1 garage pickup area. The lot covers the deplaning, bag, and walking interval.
Does a landed LAS flight mean the passenger is at the garage?
No. The airport specifically describes deplaning, luggage collection, and the walk to pickup as steps that occur before the driver should approach.
What should the LAS passenger send?
Send the terminal and the numbered pickup column or closest Level 1 marker in the garage across from that terminal.
Related LAS pickup guidance
LAS pickup zones
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LAS waiting areas
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