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Moving from Paris to Aria

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In gonna be checking out of Paris mid trip to move to Aria.

I'm gonna have one of those big rolling luggage piece.

Can i make it walking( i have walked a lot more than that with no luggage) or should i just bite the bullet and go by cab.

I really hate dealing with cab drivers and dont wanna be taken for a ride so any special directions i could give the driver?

Walking is the best way from Paris to PH then cross strip to get into Cosmo, then Crystal to Aria?
 
Walking anywhere in City Center I consider dangerous. I always end up running out of sidewalk and jumping obstacles just to make it into the parking garage. There may be an interior route from Planet Ho across the sky bridge to Cosmo through the mall and onto the tram, but I'd seriously consider just take a cab.
 
You would not enter the Cosmo actually.
You would walk down the sidewalk from Paris to PH and take the escalator which probably isn't working at the PBR Rock Bar up to the bridge and cross the street bridge towards Cosmo.
On the other side you turn left and go along the walkway and enter Crystals. You are crossing Harmon on a bridge.
It's short walk through Crystals
At the other end you have to go out a door, turn right and in another door and you are at the Aria front desk, it's not as confusing as it sounds,
If you are staying at Aria and heading out to the strip you will be doing this walk alot.

The other way I could think would be to cross into the Bellagio and take the Tram to the Aria/Monte Carlo Station but I have to think that walk through the Bellagio to the Tram Station is way longer.

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I knew there would be a way but I would have to ask a lot en route. Could a cabbie charge more than ten bucks for this ride? I'd still try cab or uber.
 
BarelyHangingOn's suggestion about going through Bellagio is what I was thinking. Take the escalators closer to the Cosmo and use the moving walkways. I would even consider skipping the tram, and just cutting through Vdara and walking to Aria, you'll enter closer to the check-in desk vs. the tram dropping you off at the far side of Aria.

Lyft/Uber would probably cost $5-7 (estimate from Ride.guru) plus tip.

Really comes down to how you value your time. It would probably take 20ish minutes walking.
 
BarelyHangingOn nailed the response on all fronts. Unless you are dealing with some sort of mobility restriction, it should be no problem to walk from Paris to Aria per the directions above.

A cab driver may stab you in the neck when you get into the car at Paris and tell him you are just going to Aria.
 
Hey we are doing the same thing on this next trip but just the opposite of you. Staying at Aria first for 4 nights and Paris our last night. I've walked it before with no problem.
 
One day, maybe, they will replace those broke down escalators outside of PH
 
BarelyHangingOn said:
You would not enter the Cosmo actually.
You would walk down the sidewalk from Paris to PH and take the escalator which probably isn't working at the PBR Rock Bar up to the bridge and cross the street bridge towards Cosmo.
On the other side you turn left and go along the walkway and enter Crystals. You are crossing Harmon on a bridge.
It's short walk through Crystals
At the other end you have to go out a door, turn right and in another door and you are at the Aria front desk, it's not as confusing as it sounds,
If you are staying at Aria and heading out to the strip you will be doing this walk alot.

The other way I could think would be to cross into the Bellagio and take the Tram to the Aria/Monte Carlo Station but I have to think that walk through the Bellagio to the Tram Station is way longer.

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Totally agree with this
Just walk to PH, take the pedestrian bridge, walk through Crystals, and you're there. I'm female, wear heels, and don't like hoofing it huge distances outside (especially when the crowds are more.....adventurous/ecclectic/pushy), but this is definitely a walkable commute.

I think the cab would be a MUCH bigger pain in the butt, but that's my two cents. Good luck! :D
 
Thanks for all the info/replies , i have walked this quite a few times on past trips i was just wondering if it could be done with one of those big ass luggage piece

I guess it can so ill be trying it, time isnt really an issue as check out at paris is 11 and check in at Aria is 3 pm
 
Along with the skywalks, you could also cross from Pho to Cosmo at street level, then up one level in Cosmo and outside then into Crystals.

I would not do the Bellagio route. If the escallator up from the street is broken, the sidewalk to front entrance is uphill. Then a fairly long walk through Bellagio to the back, etc.

Paris-PH-Cosmo (either street, or skywalk) then Crystals is the way to go. Not a bad walk. We tend to drag suitcases vs messing with Cabs for transfers.
 
Sorry Vega, I meant to add that yes, I think it's fine with a huge suitecase, as long as you have rollers. If you dont, then no, but with rollers, should be no problem.
 
nostresshere said:
Along with the skywalks, you could also cross from Pho to Cosmo at street level, then up one level in Cosmo and outside then into Crystals.
Paris-PH-Cosmo (either street, or skywalk) then Crystals is the way to go. Not a bad walk. We tend to drag suitcases vs messing with Cabs for transfers.
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That was my original plan poing through Cosmo as i would be sure the elevator would work there compare to the escalators leading to the skywalk which are 50/50 . at best

Thanks
 
Where do you cross at street level at the Bellagio Fountains? I guess I didn't realize you could cross there at street level. That would make more sense then.
 
Where do you cross at street level at the Bellagio Fountains?
At the south end of the fountains there is a light. I don't like it, as it doesn't give you much time to cross and there is traffic EVERYWHERE. But I take the bus alot, and it's a quick way from the bus stop across to Paris and PHo.
 

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