Resorts World Las Vegas used to be one of the easiest free-parking options on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. That changed in 2023, when the resort introduced paid self-parking.
The policy has changed again since then. Current Resorts World parking now uses the Metropolis Parking system, and the standard self-parking rate is $21 per 24 hours. Nevada residents with Nevada license plates receive complimentary self-parking, and Genting Rewards members may qualify for complimentary self-parking when they register through Metropolis and link their rewards account.
Valet parking is also available, with rates starting at $40. Event pricing can apply during peak holidays, large events or high-demand periods.
This updated guide explains Resorts World Las Vegas self-parking, valet parking, Nevada local parking, Genting Rewards parking, garage locations, rideshare and oversized parking.
Resorts World Overview
Resorts World Las Vegas is located at the north end of the Las Vegas Strip at 3000 South Las Vegas Boulevard. It sits near Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Circus Circus, Sahara Las Vegas, the Las Vegas Convention Center and Fashion Show Las Vegas.
The resort includes three Hilton-affiliated hotel brands:
- Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World
- Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World
- Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resorts
Although these hotels have separate identities and lobby areas, parking is managed by Resorts World Las Vegas.
The resort also has a large casino, Resorts World Theatre, Zouk Nightclub, Ayu Dayclub, Awana Spa, a 5.5-acre pool complex, Famous Foods, casual dining, fine dining and several bars and lounges.
Resorts World is especially useful for visitors staying on the north Strip or attending events at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Because parking policies on the Strip change frequently, it is smart to check Resorts World’s current FAQ or Metropolis Parking page before driving in.
Resorts World Parking Fees
Resorts World Las Vegas offers both self-parking and valet parking. The resort currently uses the Metropolis Parking system, so guests may be asked to register their vehicle, license plate and payment details through Metropolis.
Self-Parking Fees
The current standard self-parking rate at Resorts World Las Vegas is:
| Parking Type | Current Rate | Notes |
| Self-parking, 0-24 hours | $21 | Standard daily rate |
| Each additional day | $21 | Charged per additional day |
| Nevada residents with NV plates | Complimentary | Vehicle must have Nevada plates |
| Genting Rewards members | May qualify for complimentary self-parking | Register with Metropolis and link your rewards account; tier rules may apply |
The old $18 daily flat fee should no longer be used. Resorts World’s current FAQ lists self-parking at $21 for 0-24 hours and $21 for each additional day.
Nevada residents currently receive complimentary self-parking when their vehicle has Nevada plates. This is different from some other Strip resorts that require scanning a Nevada driver’s license for a limited number of free hours.
Genting Rewards parking has also changed. Resorts World now directs guests to the Metropolis Parking system. The Metropolis page says Genting Rewards members can sign up and link their account for complimentary parking. However, another current Resorts World offer page specifically mentions complimentary self-parking for Nevada residents with Nevada plates and Genting Rewards members at Elite, Prime, Monarch and Imperial tiers. Because of that wording difference, it is safest to link your account in Metropolis and confirm your exact Genting Rewards tier benefit before relying on free parking.
How Metropolis Parking Works
Resorts World’s Metropolis Parking system is designed to make parking more automatic.
To use it, guests may need to:
- Create a Metropolis account
- Enter vehicle type
- Enter the full license plate number with no spaces or dashes
- Add payment details
- Link a Genting Rewards account if using rewards parking benefits
Hotel guests may receive a parking-pass link through the Resorts World app or by SMS. Follow the “Get a parking pass” instructions if you are staying at the hotel.
Because the system depends on your license plate and account details, enter your plate carefully. Mistakes in plate numbers may cause billing or access problems.
Valet Parking Fees
Resorts World valet parking is still available. The current official FAQ lists valet rates as starting at $40.
| Parking Type | Current Rate | Notes |
| Valet parking | Starting at $40 | Rates may increase during events, holidays and peak periods |
The old $35 flat valet rate should no longer be used as current. Resorts World now lists valet as starting at $40, and special-event or peak-period pricing may increase the rate.
Valet is accessible off Goh Tong Way at the South Entrance. If you are using valet for a hotel stay, restaurant reservation, theatre event or nightclub visit, follow current signage on arrival.
Special Event and Peak Parking
Resorts World notes that event pricing may apply for non-hotel-stay guests during peak holidays or large events.
This matters because Resorts World is close to the Las Vegas Convention Center, Fontainebleau, Circus Circus, Sahara and several north-Strip event areas. If you are visiting during a convention, concert, major sports weekend, holiday or New Year’s Eve, expect possible parking changes.
The resort says temporary rate increases will be posted before garage entry.
Summary of Resorts World Las Vegas Parking Fees
| Self-Parking | Valet Parking | |
| Hotel Guests | $21 per 24 hours unless a parking pass or qualifying benefit applies | Starting at $40 |
| Non-Guests | $21 per 24 hours | Starting at $40 |
| Nevada Residents | Complimentary with Nevada plates | No general free valet benefit listed |
| Genting Rewards Members | Complimentary self-parking may apply through Metropolis account linking; confirm tier rules | Valet benefits depend on current tier rules and availability |
Resorts World Parking Directions and Garages
Resorts World has multiple parking areas, including guest parking, hotel parking and valet areas.
Guest Parking Garage
The current Resorts World FAQ lists the Guest Parking Garage at:
- Goh Tong Way, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Patrons are encouraged to use the guest parking garage off Goh Tong Way and Sammy Davis Jr. Drive.
This is usually the main garage to use if you are visiting the casino, restaurants, theatre, nightlife, Famous Foods or other public areas.
Hotel Parking Garage
The current Resorts World FAQ lists the Hotel Parking Garage at:
- 2912 S Sammy Davis Jr Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Hotel guests should follow the current app, SMS or arrival instructions for their parking pass and hotel access.
If you are staying at Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad or Crockfords, follow the resort’s signs for the correct hotel lobby and parking area.
Valet Parking
Valet parking is accessible off Goh Tong Way at the South Entrance.
Resorts World has multiple hotel brands and entrance areas, so follow signage for the specific entrance you need. If you are visiting for a restaurant, theatre show, nightlife event or hotel check-in, valet may be more convenient than self-parking, but it is also more expensive.
Rideshare
Rideshare is located on Goh Tong Way near the guest parking garage. From there, it is a short walk past the box office to the south entrance.
If you are visiting during a large event, rideshare pickup and drop-off may take longer than usual.
Oversized Parking
Older versions of this article described an oversized parking lot across from the Crockfords valet area.
Resorts World’s current FAQ clearly lists guest parking, hotel parking, valet and rideshare, but does not provide detailed current oversized-parking pricing in the same section. If you are bringing an RV, bus, trailer or oversized vehicle, contact Resorts World before arrival to confirm current oversized parking availability, location, clearance and pricing.
Do not assume an RV or oversized vehicle can fit into the standard garage.
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Is Resorts World Still a Good Place to Park?
Resorts World is no longer a free-parking resort for every visitor, so it is not as strong as it once was for general free Strip parking.
However, it can still be a useful parking choice if:
- You are a Nevada resident with Nevada plates
- You are a Genting Rewards member who qualifies for complimentary self-parking
- You are staying at Resorts World
- You are visiting Resorts World restaurants, casino, theatre, Famous Foods, Zouk or Ayu
- You are spending time on the north Strip
- You are attending something near the Las Vegas Convention Center
If you are only looking for the cheapest place to park before walking the central Strip, Resorts World may not be the best choice because it is located on the north end of Las Vegas Boulevard. But for north-Strip plans, it remains convenient.
Final Thoughts
Resorts World parking has changed several times since the resort opened, so older $18 self-parking and $35 valet information should be removed.
Current Resorts World parking is centered around Metropolis Parking. Standard self-parking is $21 per 24 hours, valet starts at $40, Nevada residents with Nevada plates receive complimentary self-parking, and qualifying Genting Rewards members may receive complimentary self-parking after registering and linking their account.
Before driving in, check the current Resorts World FAQ or Metropolis Parking page, especially if you are visiting during a large event, holiday weekend or convention period.