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eSIM Las Vegas
Our United States eSIM works in Las Vegas: the same plans at the same prices as on the United States page. Data from the moment you land, and your usual number stays on.
Las Vegas, United States eSIM plans and prices
4% in SimCoins- Networks
- T-Mobile and Verizon
- Mobile network
- 5G
- Hotspot / tethering
- Yes
- Top-up
- Yes
- Validity
- 30 days
Unlimited Las Vegas, United States eSIM plans: high-speed data every day
- 14-day refund if not activated
- Support within 24 h
- Install before you leave
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Getting online in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is covered by our USA eSIM, the same plans as the rest of the country, so it keeps working on day trips to Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon wherever there's signal. Install it at home before you fly and it connects when you land at LAS. It's data only: your UK number stays active for calls and texts.
LASHarry Reid International Airport
Las Vegas, Nevada
Your eSIM connects
As soon as your phone finds a local network. Set the eSIM as your data line and turn on data roaming for it.
Local SIM cards
- Verizon Prepaid 15 GB, first month
- $45
- 15 GB of data with unlimited calls and texts for a month, taxes and fees extra; then $35 a month with Auto Pay Source, Oct 2026
A US prepaid line only works in your own phone if it is unlocked: T-Mobile Prepaid checks this by IMEI before you activate. Source, Oct 2026
With Simsima, no passport and nothing to pick up: the eSIM is already in your phone.
Your networks on the ground
The plans on this page connect to these networks in the United States.
Verizon5G
AT&T5G
T-Mobile5G
Unlimited plans run on T-Mobile and Verizon.
Signal notes
- Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon
- The park service says cell service and Wi‑Fi are limited in Grand Canyon National Park and suggests downloading the NPS app for offline use before you arrive. Source, Jul 2022
- Death Valley
- The park service says there is no cell service on most park roads, and recommends carrying an up-to-date road map rather than relying on GPS alone. Source, Jan 2025
Along the way
The same plan follows you everywhere in the United States, day trips included.
- The StripHotels and casinos from SAHARA to MGM Grand, along the Monorail's seven stations
- Fremont StreetThe old downtown, by the Deuce or SDX bus
- Hoover Dam and the Grand CanyonSignal notesThe big trip from Las Vegas: the dam, then the national park
- Death ValleySignal notesDesert national park, often done as a loop from Las Vegas
Apps worth installing before you go
- Las Vegas MonorailGetting along the Strip
- $5.75 a ride or $13.95 for a day pass when bought online, versus $6.25 and $15.50 at the machines. Source, Oct 2026
- rideRTCStrip and downtown buses
- On the Deuce and SDX: $6 for 2 hours, $8 for 24 hours, $20 for 3 days. Source, Oct 2026
- UberRides from the airport
- At LAS, ride apps pick up in the parking garages: level 2 at Terminal 1, the Valet level at Terminal 3. Source, Oct 2026
- NPS AppNational parks
- Download park content for offline use; your location shows on the map even without signal. Source, Jul 2022
- WhatsAppMessages and calls
- Runs over the eSIM's data and stays on your usual number, which remains active alongside it.
eSIM, SIM card or pocket WiFi in Las Vegas?
Four ways to get online when you land, and what changes for you.
For a trip in Las Vegas, an eSIM is the simplest
Installed at home, online as soon as you land, and your number stays active. No counter, no device to return.
| Simsima.Travel eSIM | Local SIM card | Pocket WiFi | Your carrier's roaming | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where to get it | Online, before you fly | On arrival, at an airport counter or store | Rental: a device to pick up, then return | Already in your usual plan |
| When you're online | As soon as you land, installed at home | After buying it locally | After picking up the device | As soon as you land |
| Your number | Stays active on your usual line | Replaced by a local number, your SIM comes out | Stays on your phone | Stays active |
| ID required | None | Depends on the carrier | Depends on the rental company | None |
| Devices | Your phone, hotspot allowed | One unlocked phone | Several devices, battery to charge | Your phone |
| Price | From $1.50 | ≈ $45.00 for 15 GB, 30 days (Verizon) source | Daily rental | Depends on your carrier |
Prices checked on 2026-10-10 on carrier and rental websites, converted at the day's rate. They may have changed since.
How to install your Las Vegas eSIM
Install it before you leave: it takes two minutes. These are the real screens of your phone, step by step.
Before you leave: install your eSIMStep 1 of 11
- Open Settings, then Cellular.
- Tap “Add eSIM”.
- Tap “Scan QR Code” and scan the QR code we email you after purchase (it's also in your account).
- “Activate eSIM” opens: tap Continue.
- Choose Abroad, then tap Continue.
- Choose Data Only, then tap Continue. The eSIM is for data; your usual number keeps calls and texts.
- Tap Done. Your iPhone will remind you to turn on the eSIM once you're abroad.
- When you land, your iPhone may show “Turn On Travel eSIM”: tap the notification.
- Choose “Travel eSIM and Current eSIM”, then Continue. You keep your number for calls and texts (bank codes included); your carrier may charge for calls you receive.
- Low Data Mode saves your plan: tap “Turn On Low Data Mode”, or “Not Now”.
- You're set: Cellular Data shows the new eSIM.
After you buy, your QR code arrives by email and in your account. Show it on another screen, then follow these steps on your phone.
Before you leave: install your eSIMStep 1 of 8
- Open Settings, then Connections.
- Tap “SIM manager”.
- Tap “Add eSIM”.
- Choose “Scan QR code”.
- Scan the QR code we email you after purchase (it's also in your account), then tap Add.
- When you land, turn on your new eSIM in SIM manager. It shows the name of a local or partner carrier.
- Choose the new eSIM for mobile data.
- In Connections, Mobile networks, turn on data roaming.
After you buy, your QR code arrives by email and in your account. Show it on another screen, then follow these steps on your phone.
Before you leave: install your eSIMStep 1 of 7
- Open Settings, then Network & internet.
- Tap “SIMs” (Add a network).
- Tap “Set up an eSIM”.
- Scan the QR code we email you after purchase (it's also in your account), then confirm.
- When you land, open your new eSIM (it shows the name of a local or partner carrier) and turn on “Use this SIM”.
- Turn on mobile data for the new eSIM.
- Turn on roaming. If nothing loads, turn off automatic network selection and pick the network manually.
After you buy, your QR code arrives by email and in your account. Show it on another screen, then follow these steps on your phone.
Before you leave: install your eSIMStep 1 of 8
- Open Settings, then Mobile networks or Network & internet.
- Tap “Mobile network”.
- Tap “Add SIM”.
- Tap “Set up an eSIM”.
- Scan the QR code we email you after purchase (it's also in your account), then confirm.
- When you land, open your new eSIM (it shows the name of a local or partner carrier) and turn on “Use SIM”.
- Turn on mobile data for the new eSIM.
- Turn on roaming. If nothing loads, turn off automatic network selection and pick the network manually.
After you buy, your QR code arrives by email and in your account. Show it on another screen, then follow these steps on your phone. On Xiaomi, Oppo or OnePlus the menus have other names: search for “eSIM” in Settings.
Frequently asked questions
What travelers ask before a trip to Las Vegas.
