Taxi from Prague to King's Casino Rozvadov

King’s Casino in Rozvadov sits right on the Czech–German border, about 150 kilometres west of Prague on the D5 motorway — roughly an hour and a half by car. A private taxi from your Prague hotel or from Prague Airport to the casino door costs from €120 per car, fixed in advance, and we bring you back whenever the last hand is played.

The entrance of King’s Casino in Rozvadov. Photo: World Poker Tour / CC BY 3.0

King’s Casino, Rozvadov

Rozvadov is a small village at the last exit before Germany, but its casino resort is known to poker players all over the world. King’s runs one of the largest poker rooms in Europe and hosts major international tournament series — the World Series of Poker Europe has been played here — along with cash games around the clock, slots, a hotel, restaurants and a spa. Many players come for a festival and stay for days; others come from Prague for a single long night.

Because the resort is right by the Waidhaus–Rozvadov border crossing, it is just as easy to reach from Nuremberg or Munich as from Prague, and we drive those routes too.

What the taxi costs

• Prague → King’s Casino — from €120 for the whole car, up to 3 passengers
• Prague Airport → King’s Casino — from €120; the airport is on the western side of Prague, on the way
• Minivan for up to 8 — about €150
• The way back is quoted the same; the price is per car, not per person

Night returns cost the same. Tournament days end at unpredictable hours. Tell us roughly when you expect to finish, message the driver when you are ready, and there is no night surcharge.

Why a car rather than the train

There is no railway to Rozvadov. Public transport means a train to Plzeň or Cheb and then a regional bus or a local taxi, which rarely fits a casino schedule — especially at three in the morning. A private car takes you door to door in about an hour and a half each way, with your luggage for a several-day festival in the boot.

The drive

We leave Prague westwards on the D5 motorway, past Plzeň, home of Pilsner Urquell, and on through the forests of western Bohemia to the last exit before the border. The motorway runs all the way, so the trip is usually 90–100 minutes in normal traffic. Plzeň is a natural place for a coffee stop on the way back.

Rozvadov is still on the Czech side, so no border is crossed. If you continue to Germany, carry a passport or ID card: Germany runs temporary checks at its land borders.

What the price covers

• Pick-up at your hotel, apartment or Prague Airport at the time you choose
• Delivery to the casino or hotel entrance
• An English-speaking driver, the Czech vignette and all road charges
• Luggage at no extra cost; a quiet car for the ride home

Frequently asked questions

How far is King’s Casino from Prague?

About 150 kilometres west on the D5 motorway, roughly an hour and a half by car.

How much is a taxi from Prague to King’s Casino Rozvadov?

From €120 for the whole car, fixed in advance, from the centre of Prague or from Prague Airport. A minivan for up to eight is about €150.

Can you pick us up at night after the tournament?

Yes. Tell us roughly when you expect to finish and message the driver when you are ready. There is no night surcharge.

Is there public transport to Rozvadov?

There is no train to Rozvadov. You would need a train to Plzeň or Cheb and then a bus or a local taxi, which rarely fits a late finish.

Do you also drive from Rozvadov to Munich or Nuremberg?

Yes. Rozvadov is on the border, so Nuremberg and Munich are both easy runs; ask us for the price.

Book your car

Send us the date, the pick-up time and address, the number of passengers and suitcases, and where you are going — we confirm the car and the fixed price in reply.

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