The Venetian Resort Las Vegas was one of the last major Strip resorts to offer free self-parking. That changed on August 29, 2023, when The Venetian and The Palazzo introduced paid self-parking.
Parking is still convenient here because the resort sits in the center-north Strip area near The Palazzo, Grand Canal Shoppes, The Venetian Convention & Expo Center, Wynn, Encore, Treasure Island, The LINQ area and Sphere. But it is no longer a free-parking resort for most visitors.
Current Venetian parking rates are $20 per day for registered hotel guests, $20 per day Monday through Thursday for non-hotel guests, $25 per day Friday through Sunday for non-hotel guests, and $40 per day for valet parking. Event parking rates may apply during Sphere shows and other high-demand events.
This article explains current Venetian and Palazzo self-parking, valet parking, Nevada resident parking, Venetian Rewards benefits, event parking, EV charging, oversized parking and garage directions.
Location and Directions to Venetian Las Vegas Parking
- Address: 3355 Las Vegas Boulevard S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone: 702-414-1000 or 702-607-7777
- Parking Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, subject to availability
The Venetian Resort includes The Venetian, The Palazzo, Grand Canal Shoppes and The Venetian Convention & Expo Center. Guests and visitors use the resort’s parking system, which includes separate garages for The Venetian and The Palazzo.
The Venetian parking garage can be accessed from Las Vegas Boulevard or from the shared access road off Koval Lane behind the hotel. The Palazzo parking garage is accessed from Sands Avenue.
If you are coming from Harry Reid International Airport, the exact route may vary by traffic. In general, you can use Paradise Road, Swenson Street, Koval Lane, Sands Avenue or Las Vegas Boulevard depending on your destination garage and current road conditions.
Venetian and Palazzo parking map:
The Venetian Parking Garage
The Venetian parking garage is located behind The Venetian hotel and casino.
Current official parking details list:
- Height limit: 6 feet 8 inches
- Levels: 14
- Oversized parking: Ground level, subject to availability
- Mall valet: Level 2
- Electric vehicle charging: Level 5
- Hertz: Level 10
Motorcycle parking is located near the entrance on the first level.
The Venetian garage is also useful if you are visiting Grand Canal Shoppes, the casino, restaurants, The Venetian Theatre, The Venetian Convention & Expo Center or Sphere events.
The Palazzo Parking Garage
The Palazzo parking garage is accessed from Sands Avenue and is usually more convenient for The Palazzo, Palazzo casino, upper-level porte cochere, north resort entrances, and restaurants or shopping on that side of the property.
Current official parking details list:
- Height limit: 6 feet 8 inches
- Oversized parking: Not available on-site at The Palazzo
- Electric vehicle charging: P2 and P4 levels
For Palazzo valet, vehicles are dropped off at the upper-level porte cochere and picked up at the lower-level porte cochere.
If you are visiting The Palazzo or staying there, follow signs for Palazzo parking from Sands Avenue rather than using The Venetian garage by default.
Uber and Lyft Pickup
The Venetian has rideshare pickup on the third level of Mall Valet. Rideshare drop-off is at the main entrance.
Because rideshare locations can change during major events, Sphere shows and convention periods, follow current resort signage or app instructions on the day of your visit.
The Venetian Parking Fees
The Venetian’s original 2023 paid-parking rollout used lower rates, including $18 per day for registered hotel guests and $35 per day for valet parking. Those older rates should no longer be used.
Current Venetian parking rates are:
- Registered hotel guests: $20 per day, seven days a week
- Non-hotel guests, Monday-Thursday: $20 per day
- Non-hotel guests, Friday-Sunday: $25 per day
- Valet parking: $40 per day
- Event parking: Rates vary
Parking fees are subject to change at The Venetian Resort’s discretion.
Self-Parking Fees at The Venetian
Self-parking is charged by day rather than by an hourly structure for most current public guidance.
| Guest Type | Current Rate | Notes |
| Registered hotel guests | $20 per day | Applies 7 days a week |
| Non-hotel guests Monday-Thursday | $20 per day | Event parking may override standard rates |
| Non-hotel guests Friday-Sunday | $25 per day | Event parking may override standard rates |
| Nevada residents | First 3 hours complimentary | Scan valid Nevada driver’s license at a self-parking kiosk; not valid when event parking rates are in effect |
| Venetian Rewards Sapphire and above | Complimentary self-parking | Includes event parking periods, subject to availability |
The old $15 for 0-4 hours weekday structure should be removed from the article. The Venetian’s current official parking page now lists daily self-parking rates of $20-$25, not the older 0-4 hour price schedule.
Nevada residents can receive three hours of complimentary self-parking by scanning a valid Nevada driver’s license at a self-parking kiosk. This local benefit does not apply when event parking rates are in effect.
Venetian Rewards has also changed from the old Grazie Rewards naming. The current parking page says Venetian Rewards Sapphire members and above receive complimentary self-parking. That means old references to “Grazie Rewards Premier” should be updated to the current Venetian Rewards tier language.
One important correction: paying for parking at The Venetian does not give you access to Caesars self-parking garages. The Venetian is not a Caesars Entertainment resort. Any old wording about using your room key to access Caesars garages should be removed.
Valet Parking Fees at The Venetian
Valet parking currently costs $40 per day.
| Valet Type | Current Rate | Notes |
| Registered hotel guests | $40 per day | Subject to availability |
| Non-hotel guests | $40 per day | Subject to availability |
| Venetian Rewards Ruby and above | Complimentary valet parking | Subject to availability |
The old $35 valet rate should no longer be used.
The Venetian’s current parking page says Venetian Rewards Ruby members and above receive complimentary valet parking. That replaces the old “Grazie Rewards Elite” wording.
Tipping valet is not required, but it is customary in Las Vegas.
Event Parking at The Venetian and Palazzo
Event parking is now an important part of the Venetian parking policy.
The Venetian says event parking is currently scheduled to be in effect for Sphere headliner shows and other events, at the resort’s discretion. Event rates vary, and guests should check their event details and posted signage.
Event parking rates apply to vehicles entering the garage during event time, except:
- Registered hotel guests, who continue paying the $20 daily hotel-guest rate
- Venetian Rewards Sapphire members and above, who continue receiving complimentary self-parking
Nevada resident three-hour complimentary self-parking does not apply when event parking rates are in effect.
If you are going to Sphere, The Venetian Theatre, a major convention or a busy holiday event, do not assume the normal daily rate will apply. Check posted signage before entering.
Oversized Parking at The Venetian
The Venetian has limited oversized vehicle parking, but The Palazzo does not have oversized on-site parking at this time.
Current official guidance says oversized vehicles at The Venetian are subject to location and height restrictions ranging from 6 feet 8 inches to no greater than 8 feet 3 inches.
Important oversized parking notes:
- Oversized parking is limited
- Spaces are first come, first served
- Trailers are prohibited on property
- There are no RV hookups
- The Palazzo does not currently have oversized on-site parking
If you are bringing an RV, tall van, bus or oversized vehicle, contact The Venetian before arrival to confirm availability and access.
Electric Vehicle Charging at The Venetian and Palazzo
The Venetian Resort offers electric vehicle charging in both The Venetian and The Palazzo parking areas.
Current official parking details list:
- The Venetian: EV charging on Level 5
- The Palazzo: EV charging on P2 and P4 levels
Older counts of individual GE and Tesla stations may no longer be necessary because charger availability and configuration can change. If EV charging is important to your stay, check the resort’s current parking page or charging apps before arriving.
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Venetian Las Vegas Parking: FAQs
How much is self-parking at The Venetian Las Vegas?
Registered hotel guests pay $20 per day. Non-hotel guests pay $20 per day Monday through Thursday and $25 per day Friday through Sunday. Event parking rates may apply during Sphere shows and other events.
Is there still free parking at The Venetian?
Free self-parking is no longer available for most visitors. Venetian Rewards Sapphire members and above receive complimentary self-parking. Nevada residents receive three hours of complimentary self-parking with a valid Nevada driver’s license, except when event parking rates are in effect.
How much is valet parking at The Venetian?
Valet parking is currently $40 per day. Venetian Rewards Ruby members and above receive complimentary valet parking, subject to availability.
Do Nevada locals get free parking at The Venetian?
Nevada residents receive three hours of complimentary self-parking by scanning a valid Nevada driver’s license at a self-parking kiosk. This local benefit does not apply when event parking rates are in effect.
Does Sphere have dedicated parking?
Sphere now sells on-site parking through its own parking channels for some events, but parking is limited and may sell out. The Venetian and Palazzo garages are still commonly used for Sphere events, and event parking rates may apply at The Venetian Resort.
Why did The Venetian end free parking?
The Venetian ended free self-parking in 2023, shortly before Sphere opened. Increased demand from nearby attractions and major citywide events likely contributed to the decision, but the most useful point for visitors is simple: The Venetian now charges for parking unless you qualify for a current exemption.
How do I get to Venetian parking from the Strip?
From Las Vegas Boulevard, follow signs for The Venetian self-parking garage. You can also access The Venetian garage from the shared access road off Koval Lane behind the hotel. The Palazzo garage is accessed from Sands Avenue.
Does The Venetian have oversized parking?
Yes, but only limited oversized parking is available at The Venetian, subject to height and space restrictions. The Palazzo does not currently have oversized on-site parking. Trailers are prohibited, and there are no RV hookups.
Does The Venetian have EV charging?
Yes. The Venetian lists EV charging on Level 5 of The Venetian garage, while The Palazzo lists EV charging on P2 and P4.
Can I rent a car at The Venetian?
Hertz is listed on Level 10 of The Venetian parking garage. Hours and availability can change, so confirm directly before relying on an on-site rental.
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