Las Vegas Parking Fees — 2026

Las Vegas Parking Fees 2026

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By Michelle Li · Last updated: November 9, 2026

This site tracks the surcharges Las Vegas hotels add before you book. The resort fee sits on the room. Parking sits on the car, the second line on the same bill. Every rate here was read on the hotel's own parking page, the method used for the resort fee table. Coverage is the Strip and the three north-end properties.

Free Parking on the Strip

Free parking used to be the Las Vegas default. That ended. Circus Circus posts free parking with no stated condition. Sahara offers it to its hotel guests only. Treasure Island's own pages say the same, and its March 2026 clarification, reported by 8 News Now, extends self-parking to show, dining and shopping visitors.

Treasure Island's FAQ states both the Self Park Garage and valet are "always free for our registered hotel guests" (treasureisland.com, October 26, 2026). TI's pages stop at guests; the wider scope is the resort's own clarification, reported by 8 News Now on March 3, 2026: casino guests and anyone coming to the property for a show, to dine, or to shop park free (8newsnow.com, read October 31, 2026). Sahara's free parking page states it offers "complimentary self-parking and valet parking to all our hotel guests" (saharalasvegas.com, October 26, 2026). Circus Circus posts "Free Parking Always" on its homepage with no stated condition (circuscircus.com, October 26, 2026). See free parking at Las Vegas hotels for the full list and the conditions each hotel puts on it.

One Correction: the Free List Has Three Names

Parking lists age badly, and one current guide to Strip parking shows it. Still being updated, it gives the free-parking count as two, in these words: “Only Treasure Island and Circus Circus still offer free self-parking on the Strip.” (unleashvegas.com/guides/vegas-basics/parking, read October 20, 2026.) Sahara's own parking page says otherwise. The page is headed "Free Parking," and both self-parking and valet there are complimentary — to its hotel guests: the offer on that page runs "to all our hotel guests." Read on saharalasvegas.com, October 20, 2026. Counted on those terms, the count is three. Sahara is the one it leaves out.

Event nights rewrite all of this. When there's a Sphere show, a stadium game, or a fight night, garages near the venue switch to event pricing and the locals' free hours are suspended. The rates on this page are the standard rates, verified on each hotel's official parking page October 20, 2026, except where a row in the table below carries its own later update date.

Parking Fees by Hotel Operator

Strip parking is set by the operator. Six operator groups and three independent hotels cover nearly every Strip property. Find your hotel below for who parks free; the daily rates for nine hotels are in the table further down.

Staying at Bellagio, Caesars Palace or The Venetian? Parking is extra, and this page has it hotel by hotel.

MGM Resorts

Caesars Entertainment

The Venetian & The Palazzo

Wynn & Encore

Fontainebleau

Resorts World

Independent

The Two Fees Stack

Rent a car and the parking fee lands on top of the resort fee. Three nights at a Strip hotel with a $55 resort fee, and the fee alone comes to $187.08 with tax. Self-parking adds $60 to $75 more — three days at the posted $20–$25 daily rate — before the car leaves the garage. On a room that listed at $99 a night, the two fees together add roughly $250 to the stay. The room itself is $297 for three nights, self-calculated as $99 × 3. Room, fee, and parking together come to $544–$559, self-calculated as $297 + $187.08 + $60–$75. The resort fee side of that math is on our 42-hotel resort fee table, each row with its verification date.

The rate on the search page and the total on the payment screen are two different numbers. This site itemizes the gap between them, fee by fee, hotel by hotel, from each hotel's own pages.

Nine Hotels, One Evening

Seven hotels' official pages read in full on the evening of October 20, 2026; two hotels' pages couldn't be opened for rate data. Nine hotels, because nine is how many one evening's reading can cover at this depth: seven cells per hotel, one capture window, per-row timestamps, every number from the hotel's own pages. Where the official page was blocked or silent, the cell says so instead of guessing.

Capture window: October 20, 2026, 6:36–7:11 PM PDT (Las Vegas local). Every row was read off that hotel's official parking page and resort fee terms page inside this window, except Wynn valet: $40/day found separately on wynnlasvegas.com/about-us/parking at 7:27 PM PDT (self-parking rates not published on wynnlasvegas.com/faq or wynnlasvegas.com/hotel-information). Fontainebleau’s parking detail page was blocked on the evening read and its row then came from the accessible homepage; the row was updated on November 6, 2026, from a full read of the hotel’s parking, FAQ and terms pages on November 5, 2026. Treasure Island's row was corrected on October 31, 2026, after the resort's March 2026 clarification to 8 News Now was read in full; its prices did not change.

Two hotels of the nine fold parking into the resort fee. Treasure Island's $49.95 resort fee lists “Always Free Valet Parking & Self Park Garage” as an included amenity, and the $55 Fontainebleau resort fee includes self-parking for hotel guests. The other six charge the two fees separately. Wynn does not state the relationship.

In-and-out is the question most parking pages dodge. Two of the nine answer it. Bellagio's official page grants in-and-out privileges across all MGM Resorts in Las Vegas within the same 24 hours, same parking type. Wynn's page gives the opposite answer for valet: $40 a day, no grace period, no re-entry. The other seven pages don't address re-entry.