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Where (& How) to Park Free on the Vegas Strip (Every Resort)


Key Points:

  • 4 Las Vegas Strip resorts (TI, Circus Circus, Sahara, Casino Royale) offer free parking with no preconditions.

  • MGM and Caesars offer free parking to guests with Pearl or Platinum status, respectively, which you can easily earn with each chain’s branded credit card.

Free parking in Las Vegas used to be “the norm”, but what was once common is now rare.

While a small number of casinos still offer free parking to all, the ones that charge will let you park for free… provided you jump through some hoops.

I’ll explain those “hoops” so you’re not shelling out $20+ per day for your car to sit in a ramp.

Free Parking On The Strip

First, let’s define the Strip resorts that offer free parking to all, no questions asked.

  • Treasure Island
  • Circus Circus
  • Sahara
  • Casino Royale
Entrance to Circus Circus, with the clown sign visible on the right.
The ramp is chaotic. But it’s free. And for that we are grateful.

How to Park Free at Other Resorts

Caesars Properties

Although all CET properties have re-instituted paid parking, you can still park for free if you have obtained Platinum status or greater within the Caesars Rewards loyalty program.

You can earn that status by gambling/spending or signing up for the Caesars Rewards visa card. The card has no annual fee, and you’ll be upgraded to Platinum after your first purchase.

Exterior of Caesars Palace Las Vegas at night with fountains in the foreground.
This may be the best pic I’ve ever taken, fyi.

MGM Resorts Properties

Parking at MGM Resorts properties is free for those who have earned Pearl status or higher in the MGM Rewards loyalty program.

Similar to Caesars, MGM Rewards Mastercard holders receive an automatic upgrade to Pearl status.

MGM Grand's Exterior sign and iconic golden lion statue against a night sky.

Wynn & Encore Parking

Hotel guests in either tower park for free, as do those who have earned Chairman status or above in the Wynn Rewards loyalty program (a high… and expensive bar to clear).

Non-hotel guests get 3 hours free, then are charged $25 per day.

Exterior of Wynn and Encore from across the street.

Venetian & Palazzo

Those with Sapphire or higher status in Venetian Rewards park for free, but that’s the only carve-out.

Exterior of the Venetian Las Vegas at night, with the iconic bell tower on the right.

Fontainebleau

Parking is currently free for all hotel guests and Fontainebleau Rewards members of any status.

That promo is scheduled to conclude on September 7th, 2026.

The pool and a palm tree in the foreground, and Fontainebleau's hotel tower in the background.

Resorts World

Genting Rewards members of any status, hotel guests, and cars with Nevada license plates park free at Resorts World (choose your rental car wisely!).

Genting Rewards members need to download the Metropolis Parking app and link their Genting Rewards account.

Exterior of Resorts World at night from across the street.

STRAT

It’s insane to me that STRAT, which is in the middle of nowhere, charges for parking. Anyway.

True Rewards members with Solid status or above receive complimentary parking.

Additionally, those with a Nevada license plate always park for free (again, choose your rental wisely!).

STRAT Las Vegas Exterior

Malls With Free Parking

The Shops at Crystals

The mid-Strip luxury mall offers complimentary valet parking from 10 am – 11 pm daily (but account for tipping).

This obviously isn’t a late-night or overnight option.

Exterior of the Shops at Crystals, with several resorts visible behind it.

Fashion Show Mall

TI’s neighbor to the north offers free self-parking, but you’re likely better off parking at Treasure Island for free since it’s closer to the action.

Fashion Show Mall exterior
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Strip Shuttles No Longer an Option

Historically, guests looking to get to the Strip and park for free could park at one of several casinos in the locals market and catch a free Strip shuttle.

Unfortunately, almost all of those shuttles have been discontinued or “temporarily” paused.

I’m hopeful that resort operators wake up to the reality that paid parking is pushing their customers off property faster than they would typically leave if they weren’t on a timer.

Hopefully, over time, parking fees are phased out… but I’m not holding my breath.

See Also: How to Park Free on Fremont Street.

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Josh

Saturday 15th of July 2023

I wonder if parking fees are taxed less? Businesses are always looking for ways to pay less taxes…

CHRIS ROBINETTE

Saturday 14th of January 2023

JAN. 14, 2023

MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE BEEN TALKING A LONG TIME ABOUT GOING BACK TO LAS VEGAS BECAUSE WE HAVE NOT BEEN THERE SINCE BEFORE MONORAILS. WHERE IS IT FREE PARKING IN THE FREMONT DOWNTOWN? YOU DO A WONDERFUL JOB OF WRITING HELPFUL HINTS. LOVE IT,.

David Martin

Saturday 4th of May 2019

Thanks for useful tips

Ran partuk

Monday 29th of April 2019

On my trip I enjoyed the parking at the Stratosphere, and in Mirag I had trouble with the parking that I did not get a machine surplus, I loved this article very much, thank you very much.

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