Parking prices in Las Vegas vary widely by casino, day of the week, hotel-guest status, Nevada residency, loyalty status, and special-event schedules. This guide compares the most useful regular parking policies for the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown, the Arts District, local casinos, and major event venues.
Before you park: Special-event rates can override normal prices, especially near Allegiant Stadium, T-Mobile Arena, Sphere, the Las Vegas Festival Grounds, and major Strip events. Always check the garage entrance sign before taking a ticket.
Resort fees are separate from parking charges. See the Las Vegas Resort Fees Guide when comparing the full cost of a hotel stay.
Best Parking Benefits for Nevada Locals
- MGM Resorts: Up to 3 hours of complimentary self-parking with a valid Nevada driver’s license, except during certain special events.
- The Venetian & The Palazzo: First 3 hours free with a valid Nevada driver’s license when event pricing is not in effect.
- Fontainebleau Las Vegas: Complimentary self-parking for Nevada residents, subject to event restrictions.
- Resorts World Las Vegas: Complimentary self-parking for vehicles with Nevada plates.
- Las Vegas Arts District: Free parking from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday in participating street spaces and the new Arts District parking garage.
- Many off-Strip casinos: Complimentary self-parking remains common under regular parking policies.
Las Vegas Strip Casinos With Free Parking
Completely free Strip parking is less common than it once was, but a few properties still offer complimentary parking under their regular policies.
SAHARA Las Vegas
- Self-Parking: Free for hotel and property guests.
- Valet: Free, subject to availability.
Treasure Island
- Self-Parking: Free.
- Valet: Free, with gratuity customary.
- Note: Oversize parking has separate rules and charges.
Circus Circus Las Vegas
- Self-Parking: Complimentary under the regular parking policy.
- Special Events: Event parking charges may apply during major Las Vegas Festival Grounds events.
- Valet: Verify current availability and rates before arrival.
MGM Resorts Parking Fees
MGM uses a largely standardized parking policy at Bellagio, ARIA, Vdara, The Cosmopolitan, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, W Las Vegas, Park MGM, The Reserve at Park MGM, New York-New York, Luxor, and Excalibur.
| Parking Type | Regular Base Policy |
|---|---|
| Self-Parking Monday–Thursday | $20 for over 0–24 hours. |
| Self-Parking Friday–Sunday | $25 for over 0–24 hours. |
| Registered Hotel Guests | $20 per 24-hour period with in-and-out privileges. |
| Valet | $40 per 24 hours under the regular base policy. |
| Nevada Residents | Up to 3 hours of complimentary self-parking with a valid Nevada driver’s license, except during certain special events. |
| MGM Rewards | Pearl, Gold, Platinum, and NOIR receive complimentary self-parking. Gold, Platinum, and NOIR receive complimentary valet. Eligible MGM Rewards Credit Card holders also receive complimentary self-parking. |
Important: Do not assume the first hour is free for the general public. MGM’s current published base rates begin with the over 0–24-hour parking period. Nevada residents retain the separate three-hour benefit when eligible.
The Signature at MGM Grand
The Signature is a valet-only property. Registered Signature guests receive complimentary valet parking for one vehicle per reservation, subject to availability. The normal MGM self-parking schedule does not apply.
Special events: Stadium events, holidays, Formula 1, and other high-demand periods can override MGM’s regular rates or Nevada-resident parking benefits.
Caesars Entertainment Parking Fees
Caesars parking rates vary by property. The regular published rate also may change during major events, weekends, holidays, and other high-demand periods.
| Property | Hotel Guest Self-Parking | Public Self-Parking | Valet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caesars Palace / Nobu Hotel | $20/day | $25/day | $50/day |
| The Vanderpump Hotel | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | About $40/day under the currently published schedule |
| Paris Las Vegas | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $40/day; event pricing may apply |
| Horseshoe Las Vegas | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $40/day; event pricing may apply |
| Flamingo Las Vegas | $20/day | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $40/day |
| Harrah’s Las Vegas | $20/day | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $40/day |
| The LINQ | $20/day | $20 Mon–Wed; $25 Thu–Sun | $40/day |
| Planet Hollywood / Miracle Mile Shops | $20/day | Rates vary by duration and day; confirm posted garage pricing. | $40/day; event pricing may apply |
Caesars Rewards: Higher Caesars Rewards tiers may receive complimentary parking benefits. Because tier names, qualification rules, and participating-property policies can change, confirm your current benefit in your Caesars Rewards account before arrival.
Nevada residents: Caesars periodically runs locals parking promotions, but these should not be treated as a permanent valley-wide benefit. Confirm the current local parking offer before relying on free parking.
Other Strip and Near-Strip Parking
Wynn Las Vegas & Encore
- Non-Hotel Guests: First 3 hours free, then $25 per day.
- Registered Hotel Guests: Complimentary self-parking.
- Valet: $40 per day.
- Wynn Rewards: Certain upper tiers receive complimentary parking benefits.
The Venetian & The Palazzo
- Registered Hotel Guests: $20/day.
- Non-Hotel Guests: $20 Monday–Thursday; $25 Friday–Sunday.
- Nevada Residents: First 3 hours free with a valid Nevada driver’s license when event pricing is not in effect.
- Valet: $40/day.
- Venetian Rewards: Sapphire and above receive free self-parking; Ruby and above receive free valet.
Resorts World Las Vegas
- Self-Parking: $21 for up to 24 hours.
- Nevada Residents: Complimentary self-parking with Nevada plates.
- Valet: Starting at $40.
- Special Events: Event pricing may apply.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
- General Visitors: First hour free; $20 for up to 24 hours after the complimentary period.
- Nevada Residents: Complimentary self-parking by scanning a valid Nevada driver’s license at departure, subject to event restrictions.
- Fontainebleau Rewards: Members receive complimentary self-parking, subject to applicable event restrictions.
- Registered Hotel Guests: Complimentary self-parking during the stay.
- Valet: $35 Monday–Thursday; $40 Friday–Sunday under the regular schedule.
- Special Events: Special-event self-parking may be higher.
OYO Hotel & Casino
- Hotel Guests: $19/night Sunday–Thursday; $21/night Friday–Saturday.
- Nevada Locals: First 3 hours free; discounted validated rate thereafter.
- General Public: Rates vary by duration.
- Rewards: Qualifying loyalty tiers may receive free parking after validation.
The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower
- Self-Parking: $12 up to 4 hours; $16 for 4–24 hours.
- Valet: $18 up to 4 hours; $22 for 4–24 hours.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
- Self-Parking: Not available.
- Valet: Visitor and overnight rates apply; confirm current pricing before arrival.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
- Self-Parking: Not available.
- Valet: Paid valet parking.
Polo Towers
- Self-Parking: No guest or resident self-parking.
- Valet: Paid valet parking.
Westgate Las Vegas
Westgate parking can vary with events, promotions, and player benefits. Check the posted rate before entering rather than relying on a static price.
Off-Strip and Local Casinos With Free Parking
Free parking remains much more common away from the Strip. The following casinos generally offer complimentary self-parking under their regular policies:
- Aliante Casino + Hotel + Spa
- Arizona Charlie’s Boulder
- Arizona Charlie’s Decatur
- Boulder Station
- Cannery Casino & Hotel
- Gold Coast Hotel & Casino
- Green Valley Ranch Resort
- JW Marriott Las Vegas / Rampart Casino
- M Resort Spa Casino
- Palace Station
- Palms Casino Resort
- Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa
- Rio Hotel & Casino
- Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall
- Santa Fe Station
- Silverton Casino Lodge
- South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa
- Suncoast Hotel & Casino
- The Orleans Hotel & Casino
- Virgin Hotels Las Vegas
Event exception: Free-parking properties can still change traffic patterns, restrict lots, or introduce event parking during major concerts, festivals, tournaments, or other unusually busy dates.
Downtown Las Vegas Parking
Downtown parking uses a mixture of casino garages, validation programs, municipal parking, and private public garages. Validation can make a substantial difference, so ask before paying the posted visitor rate.
| Property / Garage | Regular Parking | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Binion’s | $4 first hour; rates increase by duration | Hotel-guest and validation rates may apply. |
| Four Queens | $5 first hour; rates increase by duration | Hotel-guest rate, validation, free valet, and event pricing may apply. |
| Downtown Grand | Hourly/day rates; weekends generally higher | Hotel guests receive complimentary self-parking; validation is available. |
| Circa / Garage Mahal | $25/day self-parking | Valet $20/day under the regular published policy. Event pricing may apply. |
| Golden Nugget | Hotel guests generally receive parking benefits; public rates vary by day | Weekend visitor pricing can be substantially higher than weekday rates. |
| Plaza Hotel & Casino | Hotel guests receive parking benefits; public parking is paid | Weekend and special-event rates may be higher. |
| Golden Gate | Hotel guests receive free self-parking and valet | Visitor rates vary; check the posted rate. |
| The D | Hotel guests receive free self-parking and valet | Visitor pricing varies. |
| El Cortez | Hotel-guest parking benefits apply | Use posted garage rates for non-hotel parking. |
| Fremont Street Experience Garage | Hourly parking with a daily maximum | Event rates can apply. Entrance is near 4th Street and Carson Avenue. |
If you are visiting Fremont Street only for a few hours, restaurant or casino validation may be more valuable than selecting a garage based only on its published daily maximum.
Las Vegas Arts District Parking
The 18b Las Vegas Arts District now has a major new public parking option. A five-story city parking garage opened September 29, 2026, near Casino Center Boulevard and Utah Avenue, adding more than 500 parking spaces to the neighborhood.
Arts District Parking Garage
- Address: 1421 S. Casino Center Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89104 (MAP IT)
- Location: Near Casino Center Boulevard and Utah Avenue.
- Capacity: More than 500 parking spaces in a five-story garage.
- Hourly Rate: $3 per hour.
- Daily Maximum: $15.
- Employee Parking: Eligible Arts District employees can receive a subsidized $10 monthly parking permit through the scheduled completion of the Charleston Boulevard Storm Drain Project.
The garage also includes about 10,000 square feet of retail space and a five-story mural by Las Vegas artist Victoria Hart.
Free Lunch Parking: Monday–Friday
Free Arts District Lunch Parking
Parking is free from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday in the Arts District’s designated free-lunch parking area, including the new Arts District Parking Garage.
The lunch parking program is designed to make it easier to visit Arts District restaurants, shops, galleries, and other local businesses during the weekday lunch period.
For participating on-street spaces, meters indicate when no payment is required during the free period. Drivers staying beyond 2 p.m. should follow the posted meter or garage instructions for additional paid time.
Free On-Street Parking North of Charleston Boulevard
Areas north of Charleston Boulevard that had been considered for future paid street parking will remain free through the completion of the Charleston Boulevard Storm Drain Project, currently estimated for January 1, 2028.
The city also canceled previously proposed changes that would have extended paid Arts District parking hours until midnight.
Tip: If you are visiting the Arts District for weekday lunch, arrive between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. and use either an eligible on-street space or the new garage to take advantage of the free parking period.
Event Venue and Attraction Parking
Parking at major Las Vegas venues is often event-specific. Advance parking is especially useful for stadium, arena, and convention events.
T-Mobile Arena
Parking for Golden Knights games, concerts, and other events is event-specific. Reserved parking is commonly sold in nearby MGM garages such as Park MGM, New York-New York, and ARIA.
Allegiant Stadium
Parking is lot- and event-specific and typically requires a prepaid parking pass. Do not plan on simply arriving at the stadium and finding ordinary casino-style parking.
Check Allegiant Stadium Parking
Sphere
Sphere parking and transportation arrangements vary by event. Nearby resort garages may also use event rates.
Las Vegas Convention Center
Convention parking is event-sensitive. Many shows use standard Convention Center lots, but individual events can set their own access instructions, prices, and overflow parking plans.
AREA15
AREA15 generally offers complimentary parking for normal visits. Large festivals, concerts, and private events may use different parking or traffic arrangements.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
General parking is commonly complimentary for major events. Premium, reserved, RV, and additional-vehicle parking products may cost extra.
Harry Reid International Airport
Airport parking has a separate rate system. See the Harry Reid International Airport Parking Guide for airport-specific options.
Las Vegas Parking FAQs
Where can Nevada locals park free on the Las Vegas Strip?
Nevada residents currently have several useful parking benefits. MGM Resorts offers up to three complimentary hours with a valid Nevada driver’s license, Venetian and Palazzo offer up to three complimentary hours when event pricing is not in effect, Fontainebleau offers complimentary self-parking to Nevada residents subject to event restrictions, and Resorts World offers complimentary self-parking for vehicles with Nevada plates. Some properties also offer free parking to everyone under their normal policies.
Is parking free in the Las Vegas Arts District?
Parking is free from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday in participating Arts District street spaces and the new Arts District parking garage. Outside the free lunch period, the garage charges $3 per hour with a $15 daily maximum.
Do Nevada residents still get free parking on the Las Vegas Strip?
At some properties, yes. The benefit varies by casino and may be limited by time, identification requirements, special events, or blackout periods. Always check the current property policy before relying on complimentary parking.
Does a Las Vegas resort fee include parking?
Not necessarily. Parking and resort fees are separate charges at many hotels. Some off-Strip resorts include parking, while many Strip properties charge separately.
Can a casino change its normal parking price for a concert or game?
Yes. Special-event rates are common near stadiums, arenas, Sphere, festival sites, and major resort events. The posted garage price at the time you enter controls.
Is valet parking free when self-parking is free?
Not always. Some properties offer both free self-parking and free valet, while others charge for valet even when the garage is complimentary. Check the individual property policy.
Other Useful Las Vegas Guides
- Las Vegas Resort Fees
- Harry Reid International Airport Parking
- Las Vegas Taxi Cabs
- Las Vegas Rideshare Guide
- Las Vegas Public Transportation
- Las Vegas Loop
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