2021 Las Vegas Parking Guide

Parking in Las Vegas can be a nightmare. It’s expensive, the garages are crowded, and traffic is a mess. 

If you’re staying at a hotel on The Strip or Downtown, parking can cost as much as $30 per day.

Even worse, casinos charge outrageous fees for parking because they know that most people will pay it to avoid the hassle of finding another place to park their car.

This Las Vegas parking guide will help you navigate the parking fees in Vegas and find the most affordable places to park.

See Also: Las Vegas Resort Fees Guide

Las Vegas Hotels With Free Parking

There are three resorts that offer free valet parking on the Las Vegas Strip for all guests, they are Venetian, Palazzo, and The STRAT.

There are ten properties with free parking on The Strip that include Casino Royale, Circus Circus, Treasure Island, Wynn, Encore, Tropicana, Sahara, Venetian, Palazzo, and The Strat.

As of October 1st, 2021, most Las Vegas resorts offer hotel guests free parking. The hotels that do not give hotel guests free parking are Waldorf Astoria, Circa, and most MGM properties including Aria, Bellagio, Delano, Excalibur, Luxor, Mandalay Bay, MGM Grand, Mirage, New York – New York, Park MGM, and Vdara.

Every casino that charges for parking offers free valet and self-parking to gamblers with players club status, check the players club for requirements. Most casinos offer Nevada residents free parking for at least three hours.

Surge Pricing

Beware! Like Uber or Lyft, many Las Vegas hotels have surge parking fee structures for big holidays and events. Visitors may see a high fee on New Year’s Eve or for special events and concerts. It’s not uncommon to see self-parking rates of $50 or more during these times.

Parking fees also go up downtown on weekends and event nights. There are city parking garages, and street parking may be a more affordable option on busy nights downtown.

Current Las Vegas Parking Fees

Here is an up-to-date list of parking fees at Las Vegas resorts: