A once-standard Las Vegas perk disappears

One of Las Vegas’ once-standard perks is disappearing, with more casinos announcing they are eliminating free parking.

To attract would-be gamblers, Las Vegas casinos have long decided it’s more profitable to charge for parking than to offer it for free.of The Venetian and Palazzo recently announced self-parking For non-hotel guests, the first four hours cost $15. Parking for more than 4 hours will be $18 per hour. There is a $23 per day fee for parking Friday through Sunday. Self-parking is $18 per day for registered guests of the hotel. on friday, Wynn and Encore Las Vegas Starting in late September, self-parking for non-hotel guests will be $20 per day (the first four hours will remain free).

according to casino.org, there are currently only a handful of spots left that offer free self-parking to visitors. Among them are Tropicana, Treasure Island, Circus Circus, Casino Royale, Sahara, and several other shopping malls.

It’s perhaps no surprise that free parking is increasingly being established on roadsides. This fall, he will be hosting two major events in Las Vegas. One of them is already partially operational. That’s Sphere.A host of concert venues that are shaped like giant eyeballs and sometimes look like eyeballs U2 residency Starting September 29th. The sphere is covered with his LED screens, which display different elaborate displays for each season. It’s just creepy.

In November, Formula 1 comes to the Strip. From November 16th to 18th, the first F1 race to take place in Las Vegas since the 1980s will take over the city.General admission tickets are sold out, only a few left Grandstand and premium tickets They cost several thousand dollars each.