In Downtown Las Vegas, also known as “Old Vegas” the Freemont Street Experience parking garage is a popular location to park.
Most hotel and casino parking garages are open to the public with self-parking costing $6 to $10 an hour and valet parking ranging from $15 to $30 an hour. Guests staying in hotels will usually have the benefit of free parking in their respective hotels. If there’s one thing Las Vegas isn’t short of its casinos or parking garages. Vehicles with handicap plates or place cards are allowed to park up to 4 hours for free at on-street parking meters. Downtown Las Vegas is a different story with on-street parking available for $1 an hour. On-street parking is limited or next to none near the Vegas Strip and it’s recommended to leave your car in a garage. For more information on where to park in Las Vegas check the Spot Angels App as suggested by the city of Las Vegas’ website. If you can’t find a free spot, parking in Las Vegas is, fortunately, cheaper than bigger cities like San Francisco or New York. At famous hotels, you can choose between self-parking and valet parking, although some even offer free parking.
The Las Vegas Strip is home to many hotels, casinos, and parking garages.
Traveling to Las Vegas by car? You’re in luck when it comes to parking as there’s an abundance of options available to drivers.
