Las Vegas Casino Parking Fees & Free Parking (2026)
Paid parking returned to the Strip years ago, but rates vary widely and plenty of casinos — especially Downtown and off-Strip — still park you for free. This page compares self-parking and valet at every casino in our directory, flags the free-parking properties, and notes which loyalty tiers waive the fee. Rates change, so confirm current pricing before your trip.
Which Vegas casinos have free parking?
4 casinos in this directory offer free self-parking:
Loyalty program parking exemptions
Several loyalty programs waive self-parking for qualifying members. The exemptions referenced in our casino data:
Tiers reflect what's noted on individual casino pages; confirm exact benefits with the operator, as loyalty terms change.
Frequently asked questions
How much does parking cost at Las Vegas casinos?
Paid self-parking on the Strip generally runs about $15–$25 per day, with valet around $30–$40. Many Downtown and off-Strip casinos still park you for free.
Which Las Vegas casinos offer free parking?
Most Downtown and locals casinos, plus a number of off-Strip resorts, offer free self-parking. The list below flags every free-parking property in this directory.
Do I have to pay for valet at Las Vegas casinos?
Valet is optional — you can always self-park where self-parking is offered. Where valet is charged it typically runs $25–$40 per day plus a tip, and it's sometimes free for higher loyalty tiers.
Are there any loyalty programs that waive Vegas parking fees?
Yes. Several programs waive self-parking at their properties for mid-and-upper tiers — for example MGM Rewards and Caesars Rewards at qualifying levels. The exemptions referenced in our casino data are listed below.
Where can I find free parking on the Las Vegas Strip?
Free Strip parking is limited, but some resorts and their loyalty tiers still offer it. Downtown, just a few miles north, is where free self-parking is genuinely common.