LAS VEGAS (AP) — One big casino operator says it'll begin charging parking fees again at events and some of its Las Vegas Strip resorts.
The move by MGM Resorts International marks the end of free parking that lingered after pandemic-related casino shutdowns. So far, other properties in the busy Las Vegas resort corridor haven't made similar announcements.
MGM Resorts says it will begin collecting parking fees for Vegas Golden Knights playoff hockey games at T-Mobile Arena and shows and events at Park MGM. Starting June 1, it'll charge fees at most resorts with three hours of free self-parking for local residents.
