Note: Free parking for top-tier Club One members. Self-Parking: (Mon-Thurs): $4 per hour up to $25 max. Free parking for Emerald and above members, dining guests ($30+ spend), and gaming ($10+ tier credits). Monday – Thursday: $10 per 24 hours, Friday – Sunday: $25 per 24 hours. Nevada driver’s license can self park for free up to 3 hours.

Active military and veterans can get a free Platinum upgrade. Note: Self-Parking is complimentary for Total Rewards members with Platinum, Diamond and Seven Stars status. Augustus Valet: Seven Stars, Guy Savoy, and Qua Spa guests only. Colosseum Valet: (Mon-Wed):$36 per day, (Thurs-Sun): $40 per day. Weekends (Fri-Sun): 0-24 hrs $23, Over 24 hours $23 extra per day. Parking can be validated where you are gambling or dining. Self Parking: $5 per day for hotel guests (free for ALL ACCESS Players Club members). Note: Active military and veterans can get a free Pearl status upgrade. Free self-parking for MGM Rewards Members with Gold or higher status. Valet Parking: Mon-Thurs: $35 daily rate. Free self-parking for MGM Rewards Members with Pearl or higher status. Weekends ( Fri-Sun) are $5 extra per hour for unregistered guests. Over 24 hrs is $18/day or fraction after first day. Please comment below if you find any errors. You can also find free parking at some of the major shopping malls near the Vegas strip, such as the Fashion Show Mall, Shops at Crystals (Valet), and The Shoppes at Mandalay Place. Caesars Entertainment has a similar program called the Caesars Rewards Salute Card. Military members and veterans can signup for an upgraded military rewards card that gives free parking at MGM Resort hotels. Other hotels, like Cosmopolitan have free parking for hotel guests. Wynn and Encore are free for registered guests. Luckily, some major Vegas hotels, like Rio Suites, Treasure Island, Tropicana, Rio Suites, Stratosphere, Circus Circus, are still free for everyone. Many of the hotels still offer an hour of free parking. Below is a list of the major Las Vegas hotels and what they charge for parking. The parking fee rules are complicated and have certain exceptions, such as local residents and Rewards Card members getting free parking. This is in addition to the mandatory Resort Fees. Unfortunately, this benefit is quickly changing with many hotels now charging them.

Not that long ago, one of the nice Vegas perks that almost all hotels offered was free parking.

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