Yes that is the Supercharger but after reading comments from others I think I will try to avoid charging there.
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Supercharger - Las Vegas, NV (High Roller at LINQ)
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Probably for the best... these V3's are pretty fast and don't leave time for much to do.... So, if planning to do stuff here - might be best to go to a nearby charger (the Outlets) and then park closer to where you plan to do your stuff....
Yes, other people have because that's how the parking lot works (see here, and following posts). You don't get unlimited free parking just because you're going there to use the superchargers. There's a free period of 1hr (I may be remembering this incorrectly, the free period could be less), followed by an increasing price if you stay longer. The rates for the lot should be posted at/near the entry gate.
Yeah it's only free for 1 hour even if you're using the code. I park there when we go to the Linq area because there's LOTS of cameras and that's not even counting all the Tesla vehicles recording. $12 for parking right next to the area you want to be (Yard House or whatever) is cheap for downtown. I usually plug into the wall connectors for a slow free charge
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Right. I suppose this opportunity should be taken to also mention that getting a free one hour pass is not an invitation to leave the car plugged in for longer than necessary to charge.
Some people need these things spelled out for them.
Downtown? This supercharger is on (well, near) the Strip.
Also, you must be new to Vegas if you think $12 parking is a good deal. There was FREE parking everywhere as recently as a few years ago.
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Most people who live here call the Strip downtown. I've been here long enough to remember free parking but $12 is a great price for very close parking that's also very safe for both me AND the car. Free parking is coming back but the casino's will do whatever they want when they want.
When headed downtown I usually valet at the Paris and then tip on the way out, easiest solution if you want to be near Paris/Bellagio/Cosmo (our usual spots). We had a rash of losers keying Tesla's this year, one guy was on the serial level and targeting Tesla's.
I used to live there and I'm going to have to dispute this claim. The Strip and downtown are two distinctly different places.
The difference seems pretty clear on the map (highlights by me), but I’ve only visited twice.
I was looking through the photos on PlugShare. Seems like the pricing sign might've been vandelized or something right before lockdown. It was replaced with a letter sized sign affixed to the side of the ticket box. The gate was removed for a lot of last year and the pricing sign on the ticket box (and gate) is back this year.
For the Boring tunnel suggestion, the monorail is already adjacent. Ideally the airport, stadium, and Resorts World would also connect. Another site and stop with urban chargers would be a nice wishlist item.
As a long time local, the Strip isn't even in city limits. It's part of Clark County in the township of Paradise. That's why the City made a new welcome to Las Vegas sign at the boundary on northbound Sahara and Las Vegas Blvd.
For the Boring tunnel suggestion, the monorail is already adjacent. Ideally the airport, stadium, and Resorts World would also connect. Another site and stop with urban chargers would be a nice wishlist item.
As a long time local, the Strip isn't even in city limits. It's part of Clark County in the township of Paradise. That's why the City made a new welcome to Las Vegas sign at the boundary on northbound Sahara and Las Vegas Blvd.
Haven't been there (that neighborhood) in over a year, but didn't they remove the "Welcome to Downtown Las Vegas" sign that spanned Las Vegas Blvd at Sahara? It was pink if I remember.
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