Park MGM
The reinvented Monte Carlo — walkable to T-Mobile Arena and one of the most pedestrian-friendly Strip stays.
Rooms
2,993
Opened
1996
Resort Fee
$50/night
Operator
MGM Resorts
Sources: Room count and opening year from Wikipedia — List of Las Vegas Strip hotels. Resort fee from ResortFeeChecker.com. Parking from Las Vegas Direct — Hotel Parking Fees Guide. Re-verified 2026-04-09.
Fees & Parking
The numbers that hit your folio on top of the room rate. Always add these to the rate you see on Expedia or Booking.com when comparing hotels.
Resort Fee
Per night, mandatory
$50.00
before tax
Becomes $56.69/night after Clark County's 13.38% combined lodging tax.
Parking
MGM Resorts policy
Self-park (weekday): $20 / 24 hours (Mon–Thu)
Self-park (weekend): $25 / 24 hours (Fri–Sun)
Valet: $40 / 24 hours
✓ Free with: MGM Rewards Pearl tier and above
MGM Rewards resort fee waiver: Waived on up to two rooms when booking direct with MGM (not through third-party sites like Expedia). Available at Bellagio, Aria, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, Luxor, Excalibur, NYNY, Vdara, and The Cosmopolitan. Pearl members get free parking but no resort fee waiver.
Is This the Right Hotel for You?
We try to be honest about what each hotel does well — and what it doesn't. Park MGM is a great fit for some trips and the wrong call for others.
Best for
- +Concertgoers (Dolby Live and T-Mobile Arena both walkable)
- +Couples wanting upscale without ultra-luxury pricing
- +Travelers who value walkability over a casino-floor immersion
Not ideal for
- −Hardcore casino gamblers (the floor is small relative to other MGM properties)
- −Travelers who specifically want a flashy old-school Strip vibe
What Makes Park MGM Different
The on-property highlights that distinguish this hotel from the rest of the Strip.
NoMad Library — one of the most striking lobby restaurants in Vegas
Eataly food hall on the casino floor
Dolby Live theater — premium residency venue
Direct access to The Park outdoor pedestrian zone and T-Mobile Arena
On-Property
Notable dining, nightlife, and entertainment without leaving the hotel.
Dining
- • Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar
- • Roy Choi's Best Friend
- • Eataly Las Vegas
- • NoMad Library
- • Primrose
Nightlife
- • On The Record (speakeasy-style)
- • Juniper Cocktail Lounge
Shows
- • Dolby Live (formerly Park Theater) — premium residency theater that has hosted Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, Aerosmith, Cher and other headliners
- • Direct walkable access to T-Mobile Arena
Practical Considerations
What to know before you book — the practical details that affect your stay.
Walking from Park MGM to T-Mobile Arena takes about 5 minutes
Strip-side entrance is through The Park — one of the most pleasant walks on the Strip
Smaller casino floor than MGM Grand — better for non-gamblers
Frequently Asked Questions
What people search when researching Park MGM.
How many rooms does Park MGM have?
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Park MGM has 2,993 rooms. The property opened in 1996 and is operated by MGM Resorts. Source: Wikipedia — List of Las Vegas Strip hotels.
When did Park MGM open?
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Park MGM opened in 1996. Direct access to The Park outdoor pedestrian zone and T-Mobile Arena
What is the resort fee at Park MGM?
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Park MGM charges a daily resort fee of $50 before tax, which becomes $56.69 after Clark County's 13.38% combined lodging tax. The fee is mandatory and is added to your folio at check-in. Verified from ResortFeeChecker.com as of 2026-04-09.
How much is parking at Park MGM?
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Park MGM is operated by MGM Resorts. Self-parking weekday rate: $20 / 24 hours (Mon–Thu). Self-parking weekend rate: $25 / 24 hours (Fri–Sun). Valet: $40 / 24 hours. Free parking is available with MGM Rewards Pearl tier and above.
Is Park MGM good for concertgoers (dolby live and t-mobile arena both walkable)?
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Park MGM is best for: Concertgoers (Dolby Live and T-Mobile Arena both walkable); Couples wanting upscale without ultra-luxury pricing; Travelers who value walkability over a casino-floor immersion. It is NOT ideal for: Hardcore casino gamblers (the floor is small relative to other MGM properties); Travelers who specifically want a flashy old-school Strip vibe.