Fee verified: November 11, 2026 · Source: Park MGM’s official reservation terms (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com), page updated August 26, 2026
Park MGM Resort Fee 2026: $50 a Night, $170.07 in Resort Fees for Three Nights
Bottom line
Park MGM Las Vegas charges a daily resort fee of $50 before tax. The figure is printed in Park MGM’s Hotel Reservation Terms and Conditions (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com, verified Nov 11, 2026), which state that the fee “will be applied to all reservations.” The reservation terms print no tax rate and no total with tax in it. At the 13.38% Clark County Room Tax, the fee comes to $56.69 a night, calculated here. A waiver exists for MGM Rewards members at Gold tier and above. The reservation terms give it one sentence, written as if the fee simply comes off the bill at check out. The conditions behind that sentence sit in other MGM Rewards documents, and collecting the waiver can mean a trip to the front desk to ask for it. Whether a comped night pays this fee is a question no official MGM page answers, including the reservation terms themselves. Book Park MGM on Booking.com
What you’ll actually pay
One night: $50.00 plus $6.69 tax is $56.69. Three nights: $150.00 plus $20.07 tax is $170.07. Seven nights: $350.00 plus $46.83 tax is $396.83. Every with-tax figure on this page is calculated here from the $50 the hotel prints, at the 13.38% rate; the reservation terms give the pre-tax amount only. That gap is why the numbers elsewhere look different from each other. One fee-tracking site headlines $56.69 as the Park MGM resort fee without saying that the figure already has the tax in it (resortfeechecker.com, read Nov 10, 2026). Both numbers describe the same fee. One is the hotel’s, before tax; the other is the same fee after tax, and only one of the two pages tells you which. Where this fee lands against every other Strip hotel is in the Las Vegas resort fee table.
The $50 nightly fee with tax for one, three and seven nights. Fee from Park MGM’s reservation terms (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com, verified November 11, 2026); tax at 13.38%, calculated here.
What the $50 covers
The reservation terms list what the fee buys, quoted in full: “The resort fee includes: In-room wireless internet access; unlimited local, domestic long distance (the 50 United States and DC) and toll-free calls; access to Paramount+ with SHOWTIME On Demand via in-room television; airline boarding pass printing; digital newspaper and magazine access; and fitness center access for guests 18+. Amenities, such as fitness center access, are subject to availability and guest demand.” (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com, verified Nov 11, 2026)
Parking is not in the list: Park MGM charges for it separately, on top of this fee, at the rates tracked on our Las Vegas parking fees page.
Who skips it
The waiver starts at MGM Rewards Gold tier. The reservation terms carry it in a single sentence, quoted in the next paragraph, and that sentence is all the reservation terms say about it: a removal at check out, for eligible members at Gold tier or above with eligible reservations. What makes a reservation eligible is not in it. The conditions live in different documents: one is a set of benefit terms for the Daily Resort Fee Waiver, published on mgmresorts.com with no date shown, read on November 11, 2026 (the MGM Rewards tier benefits page prints a second version, as a footnote). Its opening sentence, quoted in full: “Applicable daily resort fees will be waived on up to two room reservations per trip when an eligible member books direct, under their name, with MGM Resorts International and his/her eligible MGM Rewards account number is attached to such reservations.” Eligibility starts at Gold: the member has to hold Gold tier or above at the time of the stay. The benefit terms name no lower tier.
The same document describes how the waiver is actually collected. It is not a setting in an account. Quoted in full: “To redeem, the eligible member may be required to visit the Front Desk during their stay to confirm eligibility and request waiver of the daily resort fee (e.g., if member advances to eligible Tier level during stay).” The reservation terms carry the same waiver in one sentence, as something taken off at the end: “Daily resort fees will be waived (i.e., removed from the bill at check out) for eligible members with Gold+ Tier Level status with eligible reservations (subject to eligibility and other terms and conditions available at https://www.mgmresorts.com/en/mgm-rewards/daily-resort-fee-waiver.html)” (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com, verified Nov 11, 2026)
One exclusion appears in only one of the two official versions. The MGM Rewards tier benefits page prints the waiver as a footnote, and its version adds an exclusion the benefit terms page does not carry: “Not applicable to reservations for all-inclusive room packages.” (mgmresorts.com, tier benefits page, read Nov 11, 2026) A reader who checks only the benefit terms never sees it. If it were me, I would plan on the version with the exclusion, and assume it applies to me until the front desk says it does not. The benefit terms themselves exclude reservations tied to a convention, a trade show or group sales, unless the bill goes to the qualifying member. The two-room cap in the opening sentence above is the one condition other coverage carries too: Hotel Tip Las Vegas notes the same two-room limit (read Nov 10, 2026). The two official versions of the waiver do not match word for word. Either way, the mechanism is a tier benefit claimed in person. That is a different design from a fee page that prints its own waiver, and different again from a players-card program whose top tiers are simply not charged the fee at all. Even when every condition is met, the fee still does not come off by itself.
Do comped nights pay? The hotel’s pages don’t say
No official MGM page answers it, and guests keep asking because it keeps happening. A poster on r/vegas (2026-09-30) asked: “Are there any tips or secrets to get resort fees waived? I got 4 room nights comped but still have to pay the …” On November 10, 2026, we read six official MGM documents looking for it: the reservation terms, the hotel’s FAQ, the MGM Resorts FAQ, the Daily Resort Fee Waiver benefit terms, the MGM Rewards tier benefits page and the MGM Rewards Program Rules (updated March 5, 2026). None of them mentions complimentary or comped nights in connection with this fee. The nearest sentence is the one in the reservation terms, which charges the fee on “all reservations” and never says whether a comped reservation is one of them.
That silence cuts both ways, so this page will not resolve it in either direction. What the replies under that post describe is play, not policy. The most-upvoted reply in the thread lists four routes, the first of which is gambling far more than the fee costs and having a host comp it (r/vegas, 2026-09-30). That is one thread’s account of how comps work, not an MGM statement. The document that decides a given comped stay is the offer the room came from: its terms are where a fee on a comped night would be printed, and the folio at check-out is where it lands if it is charged. Read the offer before the trip, and the folio before you leave. A room with no resort fee at all is a different product, and Las Vegas still has a few, one of them on the Strip; they are collected on our hotels with no resort fee page.
The $42 that is still showing
A review from a February 2024 stay put this fee at $42 a night, and that review still comes up for this search (tripadvisor.com, read Nov 11, 2026). The reservation terms today print $50. A reader working from the review understates the fee by $8 a night before tax, $9.07 a night with tax, calculated here. The dated sources are the ones to trust on either side of the change: a February 2024 review for the old figure, the reservation terms as read on November 11, 2026 for the current one.
Park MGM Resort Fee Questions
Q: How much is the resort fee at Park MGM?
A: $50 a night before tax, printed in Park MGM’s Hotel Reservation Terms and Conditions (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com, verified Nov 11, 2026). The reservation terms print no tax rate and no with-tax total. At the 13.38% Clark County Room Tax, the fee comes to $56.69 a night and $170.07 for three nights, calculated on this site.
Q: Who gets the Park MGM resort fee waived?
A: MGM Rewards members at Gold tier or above, booked direct under the member’s own name with the member’s account number attached, on up to two room reservations per trip. The reservation terms give the waiver one sentence; the conditions are set out in a separate MGM Rewards document, the Daily Resort Fee Waiver benefit terms on mgmresorts.com. The all-inclusive exclusion is not in that document: it appears only in the footnote version of the waiver on the MGM Rewards tier benefits page. The member may have to visit the front desk during the stay to confirm eligibility and request the waiver.
Q: Do comped nights pay the Park MGM resort fee?
A: No official MGM page we read on November 10, 2026 answers that. Six official documents, including the reservation terms, two FAQ pages and the waiver terms, never mention complimentary nights in connection with the fee. The closest sentence charges the fee on all reservations, without naming comped ones. The terms of the comp offer itself are the document that decides.
Q: What does the Park MGM resort fee include?
A: In-room wireless internet, unlimited local, domestic long distance and toll-free calls, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME On Demand on the in-room television, airline boarding pass printing, digital newspaper and magazine access, and fitness center access for guests 18 and over, as listed in the reservation terms (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com, verified Nov 11, 2026).
Q: Does the Park MGM resort fee include parking?
A: No. Parking does not appear in the inclusion list in the reservation terms, and the hotel charges for parking separately. The fee buys the six amenities the reservation terms list, nothing about a car.
The $50 daily fee, the sentence charging it on all reservations and the one-sentence waiver in the reservation terms come from Park MGM’s Hotel Reservation Terms and Conditions (parkmgm.mgmresorts.com), a page the hotel marks updated August 26, 2026, read here on November 10, 2026 and re-read on November 11, 2026, when a print PDF of the full page was archived. The inclusion list is quoted from the same page, and the waiver sentence in the reservation terms is quoted in full, closing parenthesis included, as it stands in that archived capture. The waiver’s conditions come from the Daily Resort Fee Waiver benefit terms (mgmresorts.com, no date shown), read the same day; the tier benefits page on the same domain carries the waiver as a footnote with one added exclusion, for all-inclusive room packages. Print PDFs of both MGM Rewards pages were archived on November 11, 2026. The MGM Rewards Program Rules (mgmresorts.com, updated March 5, 2026) were read the same day and contain no resort fee provision at all. The two FAQ pages, the hotel’s and MGM Resorts’, print no amount and refer readers to the reservation terms. The search for a comped-night rule covered all six documents above on November 10, 2026, and found no mention of complimentary nights in connection with the fee. The $42 figure is from a review of a February 2024 stay (tripadvisor.com, read Nov 11, 2026) and appears only where this page corrects it; the $56.69 headline figure is from resortfeechecker.com (read Nov 10, 2026), used only to show that a with-tax figure circulates without its label. The guest question and the forum reply about hosts are from one thread on r/vegas dated September 30, 2026; they are readers’ accounts, not MGM statements. Every with-tax figure on this page is calculated here at 13.38%. Recheck the property’s page before you book. Rates change.
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