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Aria Event Parking or Park MGM Self-Parking Locations: Take easiest route to I-15 South. Walk through the casino, across the New York-New York pedestrian bridge and follow signs to The Park and T-Mobile Arena. To learn more about Reserved Event Parking and Directions to T-Mobile Arena, click here. Nine casinos await you in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It's the largest concentration of gambling in the Tri-State area, and the drive from New York City is about two hours. Casinos are located on the boardwalk and at the marina, and all of the casinos are open 24 hours a day. You have to be 21 to gamble in Atlantic City. A casino, a fitness center, and a sauna are also featured at the eco-friendly New York-New York Hotel & Casino. Parking is available for a fee. Smoking is allowed. For these resorts - MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, Mirage and New York-New York - the self-parking fee is $12 for vehicles parked over 1 to 4 hours, $15 for vehicles parked over 4 to 24 hours For vehicles parked at these resorts over 24 hours, there is an additional self-parking fee of $15 for each additional day or fraction thereof. New York-New York: Strip: Self Parking: First hour free; $9 for one to two hours. I don't visit the strip very often,but now that there are parking fees just to go into a casino to most likely lose my money i'll pass on those casinos.This is really out of line,and it only hurts the valet workers.you know they are not going to get the tips.
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MGM Resorts, which last year became the first Las Vegas hotel chain to charge for parking, is increasing its parking fees.
The company, whose hotels dominate the Las Vegas Strip and include MGM Grand, New York-New York, Bellagio and Mirage, among others, said the new rates take effect April 12. The increase comes less than a year after parking fees began and is on top of a boost in the chain's nightly resort fees in March.
MGM's self-parking and valet parking fees — which apply to overnight guests as well as visitors stopping by to gamble, eat, shop, see a show or just look around — are going up for anyone who parks for more than two hours.
Most rates are going up $2 or $3 but some drivers will see hefty increases. Bellagio, Aria and Vdara, among the chain's priciest resorts, are boosting the overnight valet rate from $18 to $25, a 39 percent increase. Short-term valet parking at those resorts (up to four hours) is going from $13 to $20, a 54 percent increase. Self-parking for more than four hours at Aria and Bellagio is going up 50 percent, to $15 from $10. Vdara does not offer self-parking.
Spokesman Gordon Absher said the increases are being implemented for a 'variety of a business-related reasons' and are based on analysis of the market since parking fees began. Caesars Entertainment and other chains followed MGM's lead and starting charging for parking.
The new MGM Resorts parking rates
For self-parking, the first hour is free. After that, charges are imposed in increments of 1-2 hours, 2-4 hours and 4-24 hours. For valet parking, the lower rate is for up to 4 hours. The higher rate is for 4-24 hours.
Circus Circus: Self-parking is free; $10-$15 for valet parking.
Excalibur, Luxor, Monte Carlo: $5-$10 for self-parking; $10-$15 for valet parking.
Mandalay Bay, MGM, New York-New York, Mirage and Delano: $7-$12 for self-parking; $15-$20 for valet parking.
Aria, Bellagio: $7-$15 for self-parking; $20-$25 for valet parking.
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Vdara: No self-parking; $20-$25 for valet parking.
Guests staying at MGM Resort hotels have in-and-out parking privileges at their hotel and other MGM hotels. So a guest valet parking at Mirage can valet at other MGM hotels during their stay, while those who self-park get self-parking at sister properties.
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