Bellagio Parking Garage Fee 2023
Bellagio parking garage fees start at $15 for one to four hours of self-parking.
As one of the largest and busiest casinos in Las Vegas, complete with an art gallery, fine restaurants, and perhaps the city’s signature tourist attraction in the form of the famous dancing fountains, the Bellagio plays host to a steady stream of tens of thousands of visitors daily. This is on top of guests staying at the resorts nearly 4,000 hotel rooms. So where do they all park?
Fortunately most visitors to Las Vegas fly into town, taking taxi or shuttles to their hotels. But to the Sin City visitors with cars – whether they be weekend warriors from Los Angeles, or Europeans renting a car – finding a quick and easy parking spot at mega-resorts like the Bellagio aren’t always easy to find.
Thousands of daily visitors means that parking can sometimes, (especially on weekends and holidays), come at a premium. (One tip: always keep going up to the top floor, where spots are usually easier to find).
Bellagio Parking Garage
The Bellagio’s parking garage is a subtle, yet spacious four-story facility just south of the resort (towards the Cosmopolitan). Rather than the ugly, giant concrete monstrosities found at some hotels, here the Bellagio’s parking area is designed in the same luxurious European/Italian villa style as the rest of the resort.
Elevators at all four stories take you down to the main level. And these, like the hotel itself, are elegantly appointed elevators, for a garage. Once inside, push the “Casino” floor button. Once there, you’ll be led through doors into the resort’s atrium.
Bellagio Parking Fee 2023
0 – 60 Minutes | Free |
1 to 4 Hours | $15 |
4 to 24 Hours | $18 |
Over 24 Hours | $18/day |
These fees apply to everyone: hotel guests, visitors, etc. The only difference is that registered hotel guests of the Bellagio who pay the 24 hour fee receive unlimited in-and-out privileges at the Bellagio and all other MGM Resorts. All others would pay a separate fee each time you enter or leave the parking garage.
Free Parking at the Bellagio
The only exceptions to paid parking at the Bellagio are: (1) Nevada Residents, and (2) MGM Rewards card holders at certain levels.
(1) Nevada residents get their first 3 hours of parking free.
(2) The Bellagio’s player’s card is now the MGM Rewards card, which is tied into all of the other MGM Resorts properties.
Those of you who have reached the “Pearl” level or higher, receive complimentary self-parking privileges at the Bellagio. That is to say, those of you with Pearl, Gold, Platinum or Noir MGM Rewards cards. (New players and low rollers start off with the “Sapphire” card and therefore have to pay to park).
Bellagio Valet Parking and Fee
Time | Monday – Thursday | Friday – Sunday |
0 – 2 Hours | $21 | $25 |
2 – 4 Hours | $25 | $30 |
4 – 24 Hours | $30 | $35 |
Every Additional 24 Hours | $30 | $35 |
There are two different areas of valet parking at the Bellagio. The first is at the main entrance to of the casino (the front desk entrance), underneath the grand Port Cochere. (Black star on the map)
The Bellagio’s other valet parking is on the north side, just off of Flamingo Road. (The green star)
As with the self-parking, customers who have either a Gold, Platinum, or Noir MGM Rewards card receive free valet parking. Sapphire and Pearl levels will still have to pay for valet parking.
(Here’s a parking map of the Bellagio. The red star represents the entrance ramp to the self-parking garage. The black star is the main hotel valet, while the green star represents the north valet.)
Bellagio Parking Entrance
For those of you driving your own car, you’ll access the Bellagio parking garage entrance from the Las Vegas Strip.
When driving south on the Strip, Lake Bellagio will be on your right. You’ll take the first right past the lake, which is Bellagio Drive. You sort of half to be careful here though. As I said, the Bellagio is very popular, busy and in the heart of the Strip, meaning there are tons of pedestrians, many of whom are drunk and will cut across the street in front of you. There will also be a lot of taxis surrounding you driving crazy. Be warned.
Once on Bellagio Drive, you’ll want to stay on the left hand side of the road (the right is for those going to the valet parking in front of the hotel. On the left hand side, you’ll see the well-marked signs pointing you where to go to the parking garage.
(Related: Aria self parking garage and valet information).
Bellagio Parking facts that may only interest me:
* Professional poker player Jennifer Harman, and her husband Marco Traniello, (now ex-husband), met for the first time inside this garage.
* The top floor of the garage is outside, and offers pretty views of the Las Vegas Strip. It was the setting for a romantic kissing scene between Eric Bana and Drew Barrymore in the Las Vegas poker movie “Lucky You.”
Bellagio Employee Parking Garage
As for the Bellagio’s 8,000 employees? They have their own parking lot. It’s further than you or I will have to walk, and borders Frank Sinatra Drive on the south west side of the resort, south of the Vdara.
The Bellagio employee parking garage was built in 2006 (replacing a different one). Unlike the Bellagio’s guests’ 4 story parking facility, the employee one has ten stories, with room for 5,300 cars.
(Photo courtesy of aprilandrandy and Tracie Hall via Flickr)