Age and kids policy at Park MGM: what families need to know
Park MGM Las Vegas is an all-ages resort: children of all ages are welcome to stay, but the primary guest checking in must be at least 21. Some hotel areas carry separate age limits (for example, the East Pool and spa facilities), so families should check those rules before planning activities.
In this guide
- Check-in, age rules, and who can register
- Pools: which ones are family-friendly and which are adults-only
- Spa and fitness: what kids and teens can use
- Rooms and family sleeping arrangements
- Dining and kid-friendly restaurant options
- Practical matters: resort fee, deposits, parking, and pets
- Tips for families and things to confirm before arrival
Check-in, age rules, and who can register
The minimum check-in age at Park MGM Las Vegas is 21; the main guest on the reservation must be at least 21 years old to register the room. Children and teens may stay as guests in the same room when traveling with a parent or guardian who meets the check-in requirement.
The 21+ rule applies to check-in and to gambling on the casino floor. Other areas of the resort may set their own age limits (see pools and spa sections). If you are booking for a large family or multi-room reservation, make sure the person who will check in meets the 21+ requirement.
- Minimum check-in age: 21 (primary guest on the reservation).
- Children of all ages are welcome to stay with a qualifying adult.
- Guests must be 21+ to gamble in the casino.
| Situation | Minimum age |
|---|---|
| Primary guest checking in | 21 |
| Gambling on property | 21 |
| Children staying in rooms | All ages (if accompanied by an adult 21+) |
Pools: which ones are family-friendly and which are adults-only
Park MGM has three hotel pools (South, North, and East) plus a separate NoMad Pool for NoMad guests. Pool access is complimentary for registered hotel guests; non-guests can use pool seating only by reserving paid seating when available.
Age rules differ by pool: the East Pool is reserved for guests 18 and older. The North Pool is open to guests of all ages; the South Pool typically attracts families and is open to all ages as well. Pool hours and services may be reduced in the off-season.
- South Pool: family-friendly, open to all ages.
- North Pool: open to all ages.
- East Pool: adults-only, 18+ restriction.
- Pool access: complimentary for registered guests; paid reservations for non-guests.
| Pool | Age policy | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| South Pool | All ages | Often family-oriented |
| North Pool | All ages | Open to guests of all ages |
| East Pool | 18+ only | Adults-only pool with premium loungers/cabanas |
Spa and fitness: what kids and teens can use
Park MGM Spa & Salon requires guests to be 18 or older to access spa facilities and treatments; salon and nail services are generally available to minors only when accompanied by an adult. The spa is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The hotel's fitness center is open 24 hours and is included in the nightly mandatory resort fee, but access is typically limited to guests 18 and older (some sources note minors may be allowed with adult supervision—check with the front desk for specific exceptions).
- Spa facility access and treatments: 18+ (salon services for minors if accompanied by an adult).
- Spa facility pass (hot tub/sauna/steam) can be purchased by guests; waived if you book a spa service.
- Fitness center: 24/7 access but generally restricted to guests 18+; included in the resort fee.
| Facility | Typical minimum age |
|---|---|
| Spa facilities (sauna/hot tub/steam) | 18+ |
| Spa/salon services | 18+ (salon services may accept minors with adult) |
| Fitness center | Generally 18+ (check desk for exceptions) |
Rooms and family sleeping arrangements
Park MGM offers several room types that work for families: Park MGM Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds), Park MGM Restore Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds), Park MGM Strip View Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds), The Reserve Classic Room (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds), Park Room (1 King Bed), Park MGM Nighthawk Suite (1 King Bed) and Park MGM Nightingale Suite (2 Queen Beds). Choose 2 Queen Beds if you need more shared sleeping space for children.
Cribs/rollaway availability is not stated here; contact the hotel or your booking agent ahead of arrival to request a crib or additional bedding. Note that suites (for example, Park MGM Nightingale Suite) provide extra space that can be helpful for families with several children.
- Rooms available with 2 Queen Beds: Park MGM Room, Park MGM Restore Room, Park MGM Strip View Room, The Reserve Classic Room, Park MGM Nightingale Suite (2 Queen Beds).
- Suites: Park MGM Nighthawk Suite (1 King Bed) and Park MGM Nightingale Suite (2 Queen Beds) offer larger layouts.
- Ask the hotel about cribs, rollaways, and connecting rooms when you reserve.
| Room name | Bed options |
|---|---|
| Park MGM Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Park MGM Nightingale Suite | 2 Queen Beds |
| Park MGM Nighthawk Suite | 1 King Bed |
Dining and kid-friendly restaurant options
Park MGM has many on-site dining choices that are suitable for families and children. Eataly Las Vegas is a large Italian marketplace with multiple casual outlets (pizza, pasta, gelato), The Crack Shack offers casual chicken-focused meals, and Primrose serves breakfast and all-day brunch — all are family-friendly options.
Some evening venues, bars, and nightlife areas on property are 21+ and will restrict entry. Children are allowed to dine at family-friendly restaurants, but areas that are adjacent to casino sections may enforce age restrictions.
- Family-friendly on-site options: Eataly Las Vegas, Primrose (breakfast/brunch), The Crack Shack, La La Noodle (casual).
- 21+ restrictions apply to casino-adjacent bars and nightclubs — check before bringing teens into lounges after hours.
- Reservations recommended for busier restaurants like Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar and Best Friend.
| Restaurant | Family suitability |
|---|---|
| Eataly Las Vegas | Very family-friendly (marketplace, pizza, gelato) |
| Primrose | Family-friendly (breakfast/brunch) |
| Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar | Family-friendly for dinner, but dress code is Casual Elegant |
Practical matters: resort fee, deposits, parking, and pets
Park MGM charges a mandatory nightly resort fee (the nightly amount is listed elsewhere on booking pages) that includes in-room WiFi, fitness center access, and local phone calls. In addition, the hotel typically requires a refundable incidental deposit of $100 per room, per day at check-in.
Parking and pet rules matter for family travel: covered self-parking and valet are available for fees (self-parking may be free for certain MGM Rewards tiers), and Park MGM accepts dogs (up to two per room) with a non-refundable pet fee per pet, per night. Service animals are exempt from pet fees.
- Mandatory nightly resort fee covers WiFi, fitness center access and local calls.
- Refundable incidental deposit: $100 per room, per day (payable at check-in).
- Parking: covered self-parking and valet available; free self-parking for certain MGM Rewards tiers.
- Pets: dogs allowed (up to two per room) with a per-pet non-refundable fee; service animals exempt.
| Item | Note |
|---|---|
| Resort fee | Mandatory; includes WiFi, fitness access, local calls |
| Incidental deposit | $100 per room, per day (refundable) |
| Pet policy | Dogs allowed (max two per room) with non-refundable fee; service animals exempt |
Tips for families and things to confirm before arrival
Before you arrive, confirm any family-specific requests with the hotel (cribs, rollaway beds, connecting rooms, pool reservations). Policies like spa age limits, East Pool 18+ access, and the 21+ check-in rule are enforced, so plan who will check in and which family members will use certain amenities.
If you plan poolside seating as a non-registered guest, check availability and costs for paid seating. For restaurant reservations at popular outlets (Bavette’s, Best Friend, Eataly counters), book ahead to avoid waits when traveling with children.
- Confirm crib/rollaway and connecting-room requests in advance.
- Plan who will be the registering guest (must be 21+).
- Reserve restaurant times and pool seating early during busy weekends or holidays.
| What to check | Why |
|---|---|
| Crib/rollaway availability | Not guaranteed without advance request |
| Pool age rules | East Pool is 18+; North/South are family-friendly |
| Restaurant reservations | Popular venues fill up quickly |
