Tesla charging stations in Las Vegas are easy to find. The catch is everything around them: parking fees at the Strip Supercharger, peak pricing, and hotels that may or may not let you plug in overnight. Here’s how a 24-year local handles it.
Charge at your hotel if you can. If not, charge off-Strip and off-peak.
The LINQ Supercharger is the most central, but it’s a pay-to-park lot. Overnight charging at your hotel beats it every time.
Stay Where You Can Charge
Bellagio and Four Seasons list Tesla destination chargers for guests. Plug in overnight and wake up full.
Check BellagioLINQ Supercharger
24 stalls, up to 250kW, open 24/7. Pay-to-park, with a gate code on your Tesla screen.
Reserve a Garage
Not charging overnight? Book parking near where you’re going and skip the drive-up rate.
Search SpotHeroSkip the Range Worry
Death Valley has limited charging. A guided tour means no range math at all.
See Death Valley toursLas Vegas has plenty of Superchargers, and more keep opening around the valley. Most visitors don’t struggle to find one. They get surprised by the parking fee at the Strip location, by peak pricing in the afternoon, or by a hotel garage where the chargers are valet-only. A little planning fixes all three.
The Strip Supercharger: High Roller at the LINQ
| Detail | LINQ Supercharger |
|---|---|
| Address | 3545 South Las Vegas Boulevard |
| Chargers | 24 Superchargers, up to 250kW |
| Hours | Open 24/7 |
| Getting in | Gated lot. Your Tesla’s navigation screen shows a 4-digit entry code. |
| Parking | Pay-to-park, on top of what you pay to charge |
Two separate charges. At the LINQ, you pay Tesla for the electricity and the lot for parking. If you’ll be gone for hours, charging overnight at your hotel or at an off-Strip Supercharger is usually cheaper.
What Supercharging Costs in Las Vegas
Tesla prices change by location and time of day. At the Las Vegas Boulevard South Supercharger, for example, Tesla lists $0.27/kWh late at night and $0.53/kWh during peak daytime hours, about double. Your Tesla app shows the current rate before you plug in.
Local tip: Charge late at night or early in the morning. The price drops, the stalls are open, and you skip the afternoon heat.
More Superchargers Around the Valley
| Location | Good For |
|---|---|
| Las Vegas Blvd South 6509 S Las Vegas Blvd, near Town Square | South of the airport. 10 stalls, up to 150kW, 24/7. |
| Las Vegas South Premium Outlets 7400 S Las Vegas Blvd | A big site south of the Strip. Shop while you charge. |
| Las Vegas North Premium Outlets 875 S Grand Central Pkwy | Near downtown, with shopping while you wait. |
| Downtown 701 Bridger Ave | Close to Fremont Street and the Arts District. |
| Las Vegas Convention Center area 3150 Paradise Rd | Handy if you’re in town for a show. |
| Railroad Pass, Henderson 2800 S Boulder Hwy | Your last good stop before Hoover Dam or Boulder City. |
Stall counts and speeds change as Tesla upgrades sites, so use the Tesla app for live availability.
Hotels With EV Charging: The Smartest Move
Charging overnight where you sleep beats any Supercharger. You skip the wait, the parking fee and the peak price. Several Strip hotels list Tesla destination chargers, including Bellagio and Four Seasons.
| Hotel | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| Bellagio | Lists a Tesla destination charger, center Strip |
| Four Seasons | Lists Tesla destination chargers, a quiet south Strip base |
| The Cosmopolitan | Ask about EV charging when you book, center Strip |
| Virgin Hotels | Free self-parking and valet off-Strip, so parking won’t add to your bill |
Ask before you book. Hotel chargers are limited, often valet-only, and sometimes first come, first served. Call or message the hotel to confirm how many chargers they have and how guests get access.
Charging at Events: Allegiant Stadium
Going to a Raiders game or a stadium concert? Allegiant Stadium has Blink chargers in Lots A, D and F. On event days you need a parking pass for one of those lots, and chargers are first come, first served. Leaving mid-event to move your car means no re-entry, so plan to stay parked. Our Allegiant Stadium parking guide has the full details.
Rented a Tesla? A Few Things to Know
- Plan 20 to 40 minutes at a Supercharger for a meaningful top-up, not a quick splash.
- Check how billing works. Some rentals bill charging to the company account, and others need your own payment method in the app.
- Don’t wait until you’re nearly empty on a busy weekend night. The Strip Supercharger can have a wait.
Day Trips: Charge Before You Go
Charging gets thin once you leave the city, especially on longer drives like Death Valley. Charge up before you head out, and use Railroad Pass in Henderson as a last stop on the way to Hoover Dam. Or skip the range math entirely and let someone else drive.
Plan Your Las Vegas Trip Around the Charger
Book a hotel where you can charge, reserve parking where you can’t, and leave the long drives to a tour.
Tesla Charging in Las Vegas: FAQ
Where is the Tesla Supercharger on the Las Vegas Strip?
At the High Roller at the LINQ, 3545 South Las Vegas Boulevard. It has 24 Superchargers up to 250kW and is open 24/7. It’s a pay-to-park lot, with a gate code shown on your Tesla’s screen.
How much does Supercharging cost in Las Vegas?
Prices vary by location and time of day. At the Las Vegas Boulevard South Supercharger, for example, Tesla lists $0.27/kWh overnight and $0.53/kWh during peak daytime hours. Check your Tesla app for the current rate.
Is there free parking at the LINQ Supercharger?
No. It’s a pay-to-park lot, so expect a parking charge on top of the charging cost.
Which Las Vegas hotels have Tesla chargers?
Several Strip hotels have destination chargers for guests, including Bellagio and Four Seasons. Ask your hotel before booking, since charger counts and access rules change.
Can I charge my car at Allegiant Stadium?
Yes. Allegiant Stadium has Blink chargers in Lots A, D and F. On event days you need a parking pass for one of those lots, and chargers are first come, first served.
Should I charge before a day trip from Las Vegas?
Yes. Charge up before you leave the city, especially for longer drives like Death Valley, where charging options are limited.