Entertainment
Park MGM Las Vegas
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Park MGM Las Vegas is a modern resort and casino located on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. Formerly the Monte Carlo, it underwent a major renovation and rebranding in 2018, adopting a sophisticated, art-filled aesthetic inspired by European gardens. The property features a vibrant casino floor with slot machines, table games, and a sportsbook, as well as a variety of dining options from casual eateries to upscale restaurants like Eataly, a multi-level Italian food hall. Entertainment includes the Park Theater, which hosts major concerts and residencies, and the intimate NoMad Library bar. The resort also offers a pool complex, spa, and direct access to the T-Mobile Arena via a pedestrian bridge. Its central Strip location makes it a convenient base for exploring nearby attractions like the Bellagio fountains and the High Roller observation wheel.
Don't miss
- Explore Eataly, a two-level Italian marketplace with restaurants, counters, and a rooftop beer garden
- Catch a concert or show at the Park Theater, which hosts top-tier performers
- Try your luck at the casino with a wide range of slots and table games
- Relax by the pool complex with cabanas and a bar
- Visit the NoMad Bar for craft cocktails in an intimate setting
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Park MGM Las Vegas
You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Park MGM Las Vegas with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
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How travelers rate it
Know before you go
- Self-parking and valet are available for a fee; rates vary.
- Casino minimums vary; check table limits before playing.
- Eataly can be busy; reservations recommended for sit-down restaurants.
- Check the Park Theater schedule in advance for shows and concerts.
A bit of history
Originally opened as the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino in 1996, the property was acquired by MGM Resorts and rebranded as Park MGM in 2018 after a $550 million renovation. The redesign drew inspiration from European parks and gardens.
Common questions
Is Park MGM smoke-free?
No, the casino allows smoking, but there are designated non-smoking areas.
Can I enter the resort without staying there?
Yes, the casino, restaurants, and entertainment venues are open to the public.
Is there a dress code for the casino or restaurants?
Casual attire is fine for most areas, but some upscale restaurants may require smart casual.
Does Park MGM have a pool?
Yes, there is a pool complex with multiple pools, a hot tub, and cabanas.
How far is Park MGM from the airport?
It's about 3 miles from McCarran International Airport, roughly a 10-minute drive.
Are there family-friendly activities?
The resort is primarily adult-oriented, but children are allowed in common areas. The pool is family-friendly during the day.