The Venetian, Palazzo and Grand Canal Shoppes have announced the start date for paid self-parking. Scan down to find out where to still park for free in Las Vegas.
From The Venetian Resort & Casino: “On August 29, 2023, paid self-parking will go into effect at The Venetian® Resort Las Vegas for non-registered hotel guests (visitors). Self-parking fees for registered hotel guests will begin on September 5, for those who booked on or after August 24, 2023.
Grazie® Rewards Premier members and above will receive complimentary self-parking. Grazie Rewards Elite members and above will continue to receive complimentary valet parking. Nevada residents will receive three hours of complimentary self-parking by scanning their valid Nevada Driver’s License at a self-parking kiosk.
The daily fee for registered hotel guests is $18/day, seven days a week. For non-hotel guests, rates start at $15 for up to four hours, Monday – Thursday. Four to 24 hours is $18, Monday – Thursday. The fee for non-hotel guests is $23/day Friday – Sunday. Valet parking remains $35/day.
We have two enclosed, self-park garages. The Venetian parking garage is located behind the hotel and can be accessed from the Las Vegas Boulevard and Koval Lane entrances. The Palazzo parking garage is located on Las Vegas Boulevard and Sands Avenue.”
Where to still park for free in Las Vegas?
Now that you have a rental car or drove to Las Vegas it is getting tough to find a spot to park for free on the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown. Don’t worry, several hotels, casinos and shopping centers still have free parking. See the Details Links for properties that offer free parking for select guests. Some include free parking for registered hotel guests, Nevada residents and higher level club members. Others are for US Military Veterans and credit card holders.
- Aria Details
- Bellagio Details
- Caesars Palace Details
- Casino Royale (free self parking)
- Circus-Circus (free self parking)
- Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Details
- Cromwell Details
- Encore (free self parking) Details for Valet
- Excalibur Details
- Fashion Show Mall (free valet and self parking)
- Flamingo Details
- Forum Shops at Caesars Details (Valet for Forum Shop visitors ONLY during mall hours $7)
- Grand Canal Shoppes Details
- Harrah’s Details
- Horseshoe Details
- Linq Hotel + Experience Details
- Luxor Details
- Mandalay Bay Details
- Miracle Mile Shops Details
- Mirage Details
- MGM Grand Details
- New York-New York Details
- OYO Hotel & Casino (free self parking)
- Palazzo Details
- Park MGM Details
- Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino Details
- Paris Las Vegas Details
- Resorts World Las Vegas (free self-parking with a Genting Rewards loyalty club card)
- Sahara Las Vegas (free valet and self parking)
- STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod (free self parking if if a Nevada resident or Solid level or above in TRUE Rewards)
- The Shops at Crystals (free valet parking)
- Treasure Island (free valet and self parking)
- Tropicana (free self parking in select spots)
- Venetian Details
- Westgate (free self parking)
- Wynn (free self parking) Details for Valet
Downtown Las Vegas – parking is free if you dine, gamble or shop in the casino you park. Make sure to get a validation. Registered hotel guests park for free. (See players club booth for details) [The exception is Circa Resort & Casino. Self Parking rates are: $4 per hour, $25 daily max, $30 lost ticket. Valet is $15. There is no validation unless dining at Barry’s Downtown Prime or have Legend status with CLUB ONE.]
Off Strip Casinos – all offer free valet (if available) and self parking
Tip: If you are a member of the US Military or a Veteran you can sign up for a players card at Caesars Entertainment properties for the SALUTE Platinum card for free valet and self parking. MGM Resorts has a similar program for free self parking with the MVP program. That program gives Vets a MGM Rewards Pearl card for life.
Tip: You can apply for a Caesars Rewards VISA card (Caesars properties) or a MGM Rewards Mastercard (MGM properties) and if approved receive free parking.