After two months since the official announcement, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are into the final few days of their preparation at camp ahead of their monumental bout on Saturday. On Monday night, Pacquiao arrived in Las Vegas ahead of his MGM Grand summit with Mayweather. The 36-year-old was seen arriving on the world-famous Strip in the Nevada desert at the Mandalay Bay hotel, which will be his base for the week. Pacquiao had been training in Los Angeles at trainer Freddie Roach's Wild Card Gym - an unassuming building that is surrounded by a launderette and a petrol station. The Filipino star uprooted on Monday night as he and his team took a 270-mile drive on board his own bus. Roach's star fighter will be hoping a change of scenery won't affect his preparations against Mayweather - who has the luxury of training at his self-titled Boxing Club in Las Vegas, which is situated next to a Chinese Baptist Church. Ahead of their gigantic fight, Sportsmail takes a tale of the tape look at the duo's two main bases and what is on offer at either facility. Manny Pacquiao gestures to fans gathered after arriving at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas on Monday . Pacquiao and his team made the 270-mile journey from Los Angeles to Las Vegas on Monday night ahead of this weekend's fight against Floyd Mayweather at the MGM Grand . A map depicting the vast distance between the Wild Card Gym (left) and the Mayweather Boxing Club (top right) and the MGM Grand - the location for the mouthwatering May 2 bout . LOCATION . Despite the wealth of talent that trains at the Wild Card Gym and the Mayweather Boxing Club, both are in rather low-key surroundings. The former is situated along Vine Street - an unassuming road in Los Angeles which is set back from its nearby properties. Next to it on the right is a Stop & Shop Market while a Mobil petrol station is situatied to its left. In among the small complex too is a nail parlour, a Thai food restaurant and a launderette. The latter is on Schiff Drive - another unassuming road. Next to the building on one side is a Chinese Baptist Church, with KitcheNova - a kitchen supllies shop a futher store down. It's fair to say that both gyms could be lost among a backdrop of similar-looking buildings. The Wild Card Gym is located on the unassuming road of Vine Street in Los Angeles . On closer viewing the facility is also surrounded by a a nail parlour, a Thai food restaurant and a launderette . An inside look of the Wild Card Gym shows it has one boxing ring and several boxing pads . A front view look of the WBA and WBC welterweight world champion Mayweather base . The Mayweather Boxing Club is also an inconspicuous building from the outside on Schiff Drive, Las Vegas . Inside though, the The Money Team's facilities are anything but with the state-of-art equipment adorning it . The Las Vegas base has a free weights section where Mayweather uses to develop his strength . The Mayweather Boxing Club has seats provided for those to watch sparring and other boxing activities . Mayweather has put his vast wealth into the facility - a building that has helped him remain undefeated . Both boxers will be hoping their facilities will have proved the base for success come May 2 . OPENING HOURS . Despite being the home of eight-division world champion Pacquiao, the Wild Card gym is an accessible facility to those of any age or ability. Between Monday to Friday it is open from 7am-8pm with its hours on a Saturday slightly reduced from 9am-4pm. The Wild Card gym is closed on Sundays. The Wild Card gym is an accessible facility to those of any age or ability and is open six days a week . In stark comparison, the Mayweather Boxing Club is a private facility that is not open to the general public. To its own stable of boxers it shuts at 2.30pm so that WBA and WBC welterweight world champion Mayweather can train. The Mayweather Boxing Club is a private facility in contrast that is not open to the general public . To its own stable of boxers it shuts at 2.30pm so that Mayweather can train ahead of his bout vs Pacquiao . GYM MEMBERSHIP . As mentioned above the Wild Card gym is open to anyone and this is reflected in its membership offers. Monthly prices for those who don't box at amateur level or professionally and are 18 or over is at around £33 per month. For those between the ages of 11-17, the price reduces further to £16 per month but they must be accompanied by a parent at all times. The Wild Card gym is open to anyone of any ability with monthly membership starting at £16 per month . If you are an amateur or pro boxer it is £16 per month too but you must be able to show your license upon arrival. If a monthly membership proves too daunting, Roach's gym also offers daily entry of around £3 as long as you have proof of ID. The openness of the Wild Card gym conflicts with that of Mayweather's camp - where you have to contact their official website if you have a desire to train at the club. In contrast to use the Mayweather Boxing Club - you have to contact their website for more information first . EQUIPMENT . The Wild Card gym is rather simplistic in comparison to the Mayweather Boxing Club - but still produces the same knockout results. In terms of equipment there is one ring, a weights room as well as the standard boxing bags you would expect to create a world champion - speed balls, punch bags, boxing pads and the rest of that ilk. Pacquaio is put through his paces on the speed ball during a workout session at the Wild Card Gym in 2010 . Pacquaio (right) undergoes some pad work while training at the the Los Angeles base . Mayweather proclaims himself as 'TBE', The Best Ever, and as a result you can expect nothing less from inside his gym. The 38-year-old's facility boasts two boxing rings, five punch bags, dumbbells, speed balls, as well as a hook and jab bag and a snatcher bag among a plethora of items. Mayweather's facilities are grander in comparison, to the Wild Card Gym,  boasting two boxing rings . The Las Vegas facility also includes five punch bags, dumbbells and speed balls . In addition there are hook and jab bags and a snatcher bag among a plethora of items . TRAINERS/STAFF . The Wild Card gym is the heart and soul of Roach. Pacquaio's trainer has produced over 20 world champions during his time at the Los Angeles base since it was first opened in 1994. As well as owning the facility, the 55-year-old works alongside it with his brother Pepper. Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach (right) has produced over 20 world champions during his time . The Mayweather Boxing Club is a family affair with the 38-year-old's father, Floyd Snr, training him there. Alongside his father, Mayweather's uncle Roger is a key figure within the camp. The 54-year-old proves valuable boxing acumen to the stable having been a former WBA Super featherweight and WBC light-welterweight champion himself with a record of 59 – 13 (35 KO’s). Alongside the duo, Cornelius Edwards is another experienced trainer with the camp. Known as 'Boza' the former WBC Super Featherweight Champion boasted a record of 45-7-1 with 34 KO’s during his time within the ring. Other members of the The Money Team (TMT) camp at the gym include Gerald Sinclair, John Sinclair and Bob Ware. Former boxer Nate Jones is also part of Mayweather's ensemble. Mayweather's 'The Money Team' camp includes his father, Floyd Snr, and his uncle Roger . NOTABLE STABLE MATES . The Wild Card Gym has boasted an array of stars in the world of boxing, with Miguel Cotto the latest under the tutelage of Roach. The 34-year-old is the current WBC middleweight world champion after he defeated Sergio Martinez for the title last summer in his first fight in the division. Cotto is considered one of the greatest boxers in Puerto Rican history and is the only countryman to have won a world title in four different weight classes. As well as Cotto former WBO light-welterweight champion Ruslan Provodnikov and Chinese star Zou Shiming are also trained by Roach. Shiming fought on the undercard of Pacquiao's last fight in November against Chris Algieiri in Macau. WBC middleweight world champion and Puerto Rican great Miguel Cotto (right) is trained by Roach . At the Mayweather Boxing Club, newly-crowned WBC world super-middleweight champion Badou Jack is among their stable. T . he Swede, who beat Anthony Dirrell on points on Friday night and will face George Groves in the summer, is also joined by middleweight boxer J'Leon Love, light-middleweight Ishe Smith, IBF lightweight champion Mickey Bey Jnr and Britain's Ashley Theophane at the Las Vegas base. Newly-crowned WBC world super-middleweight champion Badou Jack (left) is a stable mate of Mayweather . Jack holds his belt after beating Anthony Dirrell on Friday night at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois . FORMER STABLE MATES/PREVIOUS VISITORS . Roach's Wild Card Gym has seen a 'who's-who' of boxing talent walk through its doors. British star Amir Khan, Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. Viacheslav Senchenko are among those to have been under the Los Angeles stable. Roach has also worked with a number of MMA greats including Anderson Silva, Georges St. Pierre, Tito Ortiz and BJ Penn. Former WBO light-heavyweight world champion Nathan Cleverly has also visited the facility in the past ahead of upcoming bouts. Amir Khan (right) was trained by Roach before splitting up in 2012 after losing two world titles . Mayweather's gym too has been a hotbed for boxers to hone their skills ahead of a fight too - with Britain's crop of talent in particular taking the Las Vegas base to their fancy. Chris Eubank Jnr trained there in his early days, while Scott Quigg and Anthony Crolla have also visited the club to engage in some pad-work activities. At present featherweight Lee Selby is out in Las Vegas training ahead of his challenge against IBF belt holder Evgeny Gradovich on May 30. British star Scott Quigg (right) has used the Mayweather Boxing Club before in the past for sparring .
Floyd Mayweather will be fighting Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas on May 2 .
Mayweather has been training at his Mayweather Boxing Club in Las Vegas .
Pacquiao has been preparing at the Wild Card Gym in Los Angeles .