Part of our Nevada guide.
A 3-day trip to Las Vegas costs between $600 and $1,500 per person, depending on hotel choice, dining, and activities. That estimate covers mid-range accommodations, meals, and a few shows or attractions as of 2024.
Related travel guides: Las Vegas Travel Guide, Things To Do In Nevada, and Where To Stay In Nevada.
Vegas On A Budget: Where To Eat, Stay And Play And Spend Less
Las Vegas offers free attractions like the Bellagio fountains and the Fremont Street light show. Budget-friendly hotels on the Strip, such as Excalibur or Luxor, often have rooms under $100 per night on weekdays. For cheap eats, try the $1.50 hot dog at Costco on Sunset Road or the $5 shrimp cocktail at the Golden Gate downtown. Many casinos offer low-limit tables and penny slots. Happy hour specials at bars along the Strip can cut drink costs in half. The Las Vegas Monorail costs $5 for a single ride and connects several major hotels. For those exploring beyond the Strip, the area also holds some of the mines secrets hidden in Nevada that are worth a day trip.
The Best Hotels For EDC Las Vegas By Location, Price & Vibe
EDC Las Vegas takes place at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, about 15 miles north of the Strip. Hotels near the speedway, like the Aliante Casino + Hotel, offer shuttle access and rooms from $150 per night during the festival. On the Strip, budget options include the Strat (from $200 per night) and Circus Circus (from $180). Mid-range choices like MGM Grand or Aria run $300–$500 per night. Luxury resorts such as Wynn or Encore start at $600 per night. Many hotels offer EDC-specific packages with shuttle passes and late checkout. Book at least three months in advance for the best rates. For a different kind of adventure, the secrets of Nevada's Diana's punch bowl provide a natural contrast to the festival's electric energy.
