Las Vegas Casino Announces Paid Parking PlanThe Cosmopolitan Las Vegas To Implement Changes Next Year |
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Another casino on the iconic Las Vegas Strip has announced that free self-parking will soon be ending.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas said that in early 2017 valet and self-parking will come with a fee. According to the casino, the first hour of self-park is free. It will cost gamblers $7 if they stay for under four hours, and $10 if they stay between four and 24 hours. It’s $10 per day for each additional 24 hours.
Motorcycles can park for free, however.
The casino also said that self-parking is complimentary for gamblers with at least a Sterling status rewards card.
The casino is owned by private equity investment giant the Blackstone Group. The firm acquired the property in 2014 for $1.7 billion. The casino cost more than $3.9 billion to build and had never turned a profit at the time of the sale.
The decision by the Cosmo follows similar moves by MGM, Caesars and Wynn.
Fortunately for WSOP players, Caesars said that the Rio will continue to have free parking.
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