Las Vegas Casino Parking Fees

If you’re driving to Las Vegas or renting a car, be sure to budget for parking.  A 3-night stay valet can be close to $175 when you factor into things like tips.  It’s like paying for an additional night at your hotel.

If you’re staying close to the action, meaning close to other casinos and attractions, expect to pay $18 to $50 per night for self-parking to valet.  The casinos a little off the beaten path usually offer free parking as a way to get people to visit.

There will be one price for weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and another for weekdays.  Most places offer re-entry within a 24-hour period.  Some, like Resorts World, offer free self-parking if you are a rewards member (free to sign up).  Wynn and Fontainbleau offer 3 and 4 hours of free self-parking respectively.

Updated May 2024.  The links to the resorts parking fee page is included if you want to verify current rates.

The Strip & Adjacent

* Some self-park is “preferred” with a fee.

MGM & Caesars Properties

One nice perk to staying at one of these resorts is that they allow reciprocal parking in all of their casinos.  So if you pay for parking at the MGM Grand, you can use your hotel key to park at Excalibur and it’s covered under one daily fee.  Just be sure to bring your parking ticket to the front desk when you check in to link the ticket to your key.

Entering & Exiting

The parking gate will have a spot to scan your hotel room key or your rewards card when you enter and exit.

Downtown (Fremont St area)

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