Las Vegas Parking Guide
If you’re a first-time visitor to Las Vegas, the idea of paying for parking might not be as big of a deal as it is to those of us who’ve been around for a while.
Just a few years ago, it was practically unheard of to pay for parking on The Strip. Free parking was a standard expectation for both locals and casino guests alike. But times have changed, and many of the big casinos along the iconic Las Vegas Strip have started charging for parking.
While we’ll let you draw your own conclusions about whether or not parking fees are justified (locals, we feel your pain), we’re here to guide you on where to park on the Las Vegas Strip.
So, buckle up, and check out our list to see where you can park for free as a local!
First three hours of self-parking are free for locals:
• The Aria
• The Bellagio
• Caesar’s Palace
• The Cosmopolitan
• The Cromwell
• The Excalibur
• The Flamingo
• The LINQ
• Luxor
• The MGM & Park MGM
• Planet Hollywood
• Wynn & the Encore
Free Parking across the board
• Rio
• The Palms
As a final tip when it comes to visiting the strip: Check and see if the casino does any sort of parking validation. A lot of times they will give you free parking if you spend a certain amount of money inside, are a guest (on a staycation) or are a certain tier level among their rewards programs. Remember, it never hurts to ask.
If you're visiting Las Vegas, be sure to check with your hotel about whether parking and valet services are included when you book your room. It's a cost worth factoring into your trip planning!


