What's included at Park MGM — and what costs extra
Park MGM Las Vegas is a non–all-inclusive, smoke-free resort that includes in-room Wi‑Fi, fitness-center access and complimentary pool access for registered guests (three outdoor pools, one adults-only). Expect mandatory nightly resort fees and a refundable incidental deposit; many services—parking, spa treatments, reserved pool seating, dining and pets—cost extra.
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Rooms, check-in and basic inclusions
Standard check-in at Park MGM Las Vegas begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The primary guest on the reservation must be at least 21 to check in.
Room types include Park MGM Room, Park MGM Nighthawk Suite, Park MGM Nightingale Suite, Park MGM Restore Room, Park MGM Strip View Room, The Reserve Classic Room, and Park Room. Registered guests receive complimentary access to the resort’s pools and basic in-room Wi‑Fi, which is bundled into the mandatory resort fee.
- Mandatory nightly resort fee (covers in-room Wi‑Fi, fitness access, local calls).
- Refundable incidental deposit required at check-in (about $100 per room, per day).
- Property is fully smoke-free; smoking in rooms carries a cleaning fee.
| What’s included in the room | Typical note |
|---|---|
| In-room Wi‑Fi | Included via resort fee |
| Fitness-center access | Included via resort fee (24/7 gym) |
| Pool access | Complimentary for registered guests |
Resort fee, deposits and what those cover
Park MGM charges a mandatory nightly resort fee (the dossier lists about $56.69 with tax) that covers specific on-stay amenities rather than meals or drinks. The fee is charged per night and applies to most reservations.
A refundable incidental deposit is also collected at check-in (about $100 per room, per day) to cover incidental charges unless pre-authorized or settled at checkout.
- Resort fee covers: in-room internet/Wi‑Fi, 24/7 fitness-center access, and local phone calls.
- Resort fee does not include: meals, alcoholic drinks, spa treatments, paid parking, or cabana/daybed reservations.
- Some MGM Rewards tiers may have the resort fee waived when booking directly with MGM.
| Charge | Typical purpose |
|---|---|
| Mandatory resort fee | Bundles Wi‑Fi, fitness access, local calls |
| Incidental deposit | Covers room incidentals (refundable) |
| Paid extras | Parking, spa passes, dining, pet fees |
Pools, fitness and spa — what’s included vs paid
Registered guests have complimentary access to Park MGM’s three outdoor pools (South, North and East) during the pool season; the East Pool is reserved for guests 18 and older. The property’s pool complex operates year-round but may run reduced hours or services in the off-season.
The fitness center is open 24 hours and its access is included in the resort fee, though facility use is generally limited to guests 18 and older. The on-site Park MGM Spa & Salon operates daily and spa facility access (sauna, steam, jetted hot tub) typically requires a paid facility pass unless you book a spa service.
- Pools: North and South welcome all ages; East Pool is adults-only (18+).
- Spa: facility access often sold as a daily pass (a dossier source lists a $75/day facility pass that is waived with a booked spa service).
- Fitness: 24/7 gym with cardio machines, free weights and a yoga room; minors are generally restricted.
| Facility | Included for registered guests? |
|---|---|
| Pools (North & South) | Yes (all ages) |
| East Pool (adults-only) | Yes for registered guests 18+ |
| Spa facility (sauna/steam/hot tub) | Usually paid unless you book a spa service |
Dining, bars and entertainment — what you’ll pay for
Park MGM has multiple on-site restaurants and bars; meals, drinks and most special dining experiences are charged a la carte. The resort is home to venues such as Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar, Primrose, Toscana Ristorante & Bar, Best Friend, La La Noodle, Side Betty Grill, The Crack Shack, Eataly Las Vegas and Starbucks.
Entertainment and nightlife offerings (Dolby Live, On The Record, in-house residencies and nightclub events) may require separate tickets, cover charges or reservations.
- Bavette's Steakhouse & Bar — dinner service with a Casual Elegant dress code; reservations available.
- Primrose — breakfast and brunch (daily 7:00 AM–2:00 PM), reservations recommended for weekend brunch.
- Eataly Las Vegas — large Italian marketplace with multiple outlets; food ordered and paid per outlet.
- Dolby Live and other shows require tickets; nightclub nights and speakeasy entry may have cover or table minimums.
| Venue | Typical cost model |
|---|---|
| Restaurants (e.g., Bavette’s, Toscana, Best Friend) | A la carte; reservations recommended |
| Eataly Las Vegas marketplace | Order and pay per outlet |
| Dolby Live / shows | Tickets / separate charges |
Parking, pets and other add-ons
On-site covered self-parking and valet parking are paid services unless you have an eligible MGM Rewards tier that grants free self-parking. The dossier lists typical rates of about $20 per day for self-parking and $40 per day for valet, though rates can vary.
Park MGM is pet-friendly for dogs only (up to two dogs per room) and charges a non-refundable pet fee per pet, per night. Service animals are exempt from the fee.
- Self-parking: paid (some sources list roughly $20/day) — waived for MGM Rewards Pearl tier and above.
- Valet: paid (some sources list roughly $40/day).
- Pet policy: dogs only, max two per room, a non-refundable pet fee applies (service animals exempt).
| Add-on | Typical note |
|---|---|
| Self-parking | Paid; free for eligible MGM Rewards tiers |
| Valet parking | Paid; in/out privileges |
| Pet fee | Non-refundable fee per dog, per night |
Meetings, weddings and group events
Park MGM offers a wide range of event spaces across the main property and The Reserve, with the Presidio Ballroom listed as the largest ballroom and Dolby Live (Park Theater) operating as a concert and large-event venue. Meeting space totals are listed at around 77,000–78,000 square feet across multiple rooms.
Wedding ceremony locations include the Griffith Ballroom, poolside settings and the Central Park Terrace. Event capacities vary by room and layout; the Presidio Ballroom and Dolby Live each support large gatherings for conferences and performances.
- Presidio Ballroom: largest indoor meeting space (listed capacity figures available on meeting pages).
- Dolby Live: in-house theater for residencies and large performances (seating for thousands depending on configuration).
- Eataly spaces provide distinctive marketplace or garden settings for smaller gatherings.
| Venue | Uses |
|---|---|
| Presidio Ballroom | Large conferences, banquets |
| Dolby Live (Park Theater) | Concerts, residencies, large events |
| Griffith / Central Park Terrace / Pool | Weddings and outdoor ceremonies |
Getting around and practical details
Park MGM Las Vegas is located at 3770 Las Vegas Blvd S, beside T‑Mobile Arena and Dolby Live on the Las Vegas Strip. A complimentary tram connects Park MGM to ARIA and Bellagio; tram hours vary by day and route.
An airport shuttle is available for an extra charge; public transit (RTC buses and The Deuce) stop nearby. The nearest major airport is Harry Reid International Airport (about a 10‑minute drive in typical traffic).
- Address: 3770 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89109, US
- Complimentary tram to ARIA/Bellagio (hours vary by day).
- Local buses and rideshares provide other options; there is no on-site monorail station.
| Transport | Note |
|---|---|
| Complimentary tram | Runs Park MGM ↔ ARIA ↔ Bellagio (hours vary) |
| Airport transfers | Shuttles/paid options; rideshare/taxi available |
| Bus/Deuce/RTC | Stops on or near the Strip; pay-per-ride |
