Las Vegas Resort Fees + Las Vegas Parking Fees

[Updated October 2019]

Booking a hotel room in Las Vegas isn’t as simple as it used to be. Actually, just visiting the Vegas Strip isn’t as simple as it used to be either. The addition of Las Vegas Resort Fees (and Las Vegas Parking Fees) to advertised hotel room prices over the years means that your hotel room price isn’t what you’re being told it will be.

Related: Overview Non-Vegas Strip | Resort Fees + Parking Fees

Las Vegas Resort fees are an additional, unadvertised, fee added onto the bill to each night you stay in a hotel. These unadvertised fees are also unspoken fees. The fees were negligible at one point. Today they’re a substantial addition to hotel room bills. Vegas Strip resort fees add an additional $25-$39 per night to the cost of a hotel room. At some less expensive hotels that can be an additional 50% more than the advertised price.

Resort fees cover the expense of different amenities offered by a hotel such as wifi, local phone calls, gym and pool access. Every Las Vegas hotel company has a slightly different list, but those are the basic services offered by most companies. Before wifi, the other amenities were complimentary.

When you book a room directly with a hotel you may not see the fee until just before checking out. For example, you might choose a room type, then choose the days and number of people staying in the room, then confirm the information, and then you might see the total room price inclusive of taxes and fees.

Depending on the hotel company you may not see resort fees until you enter your credit card information. You can still back out if the final price is too expensive but this is a lot of steps. Online Travel Agencies like Expedia don’t earn a cut of these fees and typically have them readily available.

This list of Vegas Strip resorts fees should help make planning a vacation easier. Just add the room fee + resort fee and you’ll get a pre-tax price to compare for the base hotel room rates. The list of hotels includes their players club and is divided into sections of the Las Vegas Strip.

Las Vegas Resort Fees (Strip Hotels)

Mandalay Bay, Delano (Mlife Rewards) – $37
Luxor (Mlife Rewards) – $35
Excalibur (Mlife Rewards) – $35
Tropicana (Marquee Rewards) – $37

MGM Grand, Signature (Mlife Rewards) – $37
New York-New York (Mlife Rewards) – $37
Park MGM (Mlife Rewards) – $37
Aria, Vdara (Mlife Rewards) – $45
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas – $45 (Hilton Honors)

Cosmopolitan (Identity) – $44
Planet Hollywood (Caesars Rewards Loyalty Program) – $37
Paris (Total-Rewards) – $37
Bally’s (Total-Rewards) – $35
Bellagio (Mlife Rewards) – $45

Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nobu (Caesars Rewards Loyalty Program) – $51.02
The Cromwell (Caesars Rewards) – $37
Flamingo (Caesars Rewards) – $35
The Linq (Caesars Rewards) – $35
Harrah’s (Caesars Rewards) – $35
Casino Royale/Best Western (Players Club) – NO FEE
The Venetian, The Palazzo (Grazie) – $45
The Mirage (M Life Rewards) – $39
Treasure Island (TI Players Club) – $37

Wynn, Encore (Red Card) – $45
Circus Circus (Mlife Rewards) – $36
Sahara Las Vegas (Club 52) – $37.95
The Strat (Real Rewards) – $33

But wait, there’s more!

There is another fee if you plan on using a car in Las Vegas. Many casino operators on the Vegas Strip are now charging an hourly and daily parking fee for self-parking and valet. These parking fees are applicable to anyone with a car visiting or staying at the property.

Yes, the Las Vegas Parking Fees are in addition to the mandatory resort fee that you’re paying per night. The good news is that not every casino operator is charging to park. The downside is that the pricing structure for Vegas Strip parking fees is a bit complex. We’ll keep this as simple as possible with links below for more information.

Las Vegas Parking Fees (Strip Hotels)

Mandalay Bay, Delano (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, every 2-4 – $18, 24 hour period – $24
Luxor (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $6, 2-4 hours – $8, every 24 hour period – $10
Valet: 0-2 hours – $12, every 2-4 – $14, 24 hour period – $16
Excalibur (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $6, 2-4 hours – $8, every 24 hour period – $10
Valet: 0-2 hours – $12, every 2-4 – $14, 24 hour period – $16
Tropicana (Marquee Rewards) – NO FEE

MGM Grand, Signature (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, every 2-4 – $18, 24 hour period – $24
New York-New York (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, every 2-4 – $18, 24 hour period – $24
Monte Carlo (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, every 2-4 – $18, 24 hour period – $24
Aria, Vdara (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $15, every 24 hour period – $18
Valet: 0-2 hours – $21, every 2-4 – $24, 24 hour period – $30
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas (Hilton Honors)
Valet: $35 (overnight guest)
VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS at T-Mobile Area Parking Info

Cosmopolitan (Identity)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-4 hours – $10, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-4 hours – $15, every 24 hour period – $20
Planet Hollywood (Caesars Rewards Loyalty Program)
Self: NO FEE (Caesars doesn’t own the garage)
Valet: 0-4 hours – $15, every 24 hour period – $20
Paris (Caesars Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, 2-4 hours – $20, every 24 hour period – $24
Bally’s (Caesars Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, 2-4 hours – $20, every 24 hour period – $24
Bellagio (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $15, every 24 hour period – $18
Valet: 0-2 hours – $21, every 2-4 – $24, 24 hour period – $30

Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nobu (Caesars Rewards Loyalty Program)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-4 hours – $18, every 24 hour period – $23, oversized vehicles: $28 per day
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
Valet : Flat Rate – $7
The Cromwell (Caesars Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-4 hours – $9, every 24 hour period – $12
Valet: 0-4 hours – $15, every 24 hour period – $20
Flamingo (Caesars Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, 2-4 hours – $20, every 24 hour period – $24
The Linq (Caesars Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15, backlot additional $30 fee for oversized vehicles
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, 2-4 hours – $20, every 24 hour period – $24
Harrah’s (Caesars Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, 2-4 hours – $20, every 24 hour period – $24
Casino Royale/Best Western (Players Club) – NO FEE
The Venetian, The Palazzo (Grazie) – NO FEE
The Mirage (Mlife Rewards)
Self: 0-1 hour – free, 1-2 hours – $9, 2-4 hours – $12, every 24 hour period – $15
Valet: 0-2 hours – $15, every 2-4 – $18, 24 hour period – $24
Treasure Island (TI Players Club) – NO FEE

Wynn, Encore (Red Card) – NO FEE
Circus Circus (Mlife Rewards)
Self: NO FEE
Valet: 0-2 hours – $12, every 2-4 – $14, 24 hour period – $16
Sahara Las Vegas (Club 52) – NO FEE
The Strat (Real Rewards) – NO FEE

For quick reference and up to date information here are links to Caesars Las Vegas parking information page, parking pages at Cosmopolitan, and MGM Resorts. For VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS at T-Mobile Area Parking Info refer to this website. Prices for parking and resort fees are subject to change without notice.

When there’s a will, there’s a way. Not everyone visiting Vegas Strip casinos has to pay to park. Here are some ways to avoid parking fees in Las Vegas.

Updated August 2017: Caesars Forum Shops, Wynn Las Vegas and Vegas Golden Knights.
Updated February 2018: MGM Resorts Parking.
Updated March 2018: MGM resort fees to go up March 1, 2018 at ten of 13 properties.
Updated March 2018: Caesars Entertainment parking fees increase
Updated March 2018: Venetian/Palazzo raised their resort fee. Now $45
Updated June 2019: Wynn raised their resort fee. Now $45. Revised Wynn parking. Numerous other updates to resort and parking fees. Revised Mandarin Oriental as Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas.
Updated October 2019: After October 15th, the resort fee for Caesars Palace Las Vegas and Nobu will be $51.02 after tax.