Air Travel
- Transport Mode: Air Travel
- Companies: British Airways, American Airlines, Southwest Airlines
- Duration: Approximately 5 hours (non-stop flight); includes 1-2 hours for check-in and security
- Distance: Approximately 1,900 miles
- Costs: Around £400-£600 for a round trip (tier-dependent)
- Routes: The major route will typically involve flying out from Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) to McCarran International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas.
Pro Tip: Book your flight well in advance and consider using comparison sites like Skyscanner or Google Flights to find the best fares and times.
I recommend booking your air travel well in advance as prices can fluctuate significantly. Aim for off-peak times, like mid-week departures, to find better deals.
Road Travel
- Transport Mode: Road Trip
- Companies: Not applicable (self-drive or car rental)
- Duration: Roughly 26-30 hours of driving time
- Distance: Approximately 1,800 miles
- Costs: Estimated £150-£250 for fuel; plus rental car fees (approximately £30-£100 per day depending on vehicle type) and possibly accommodation along the route.
- Routes: Take I-85 N from Duncan to Atlanta, then I-20 W and I-40 W through to Las Vegas.
Pro Tip: Plan for rest stops and overnight stays. Consider camping or budget-friendly hotels to save on accommodation costs during your trip.
If you enjoy long drives, this route can be an adventure, passing through diverse landscapes. Budget some time for sightseeing along the way, especially in states like New Mexico and Arizona!