Oyo Casino has joined other Las Vegas properties in implementing paid parking, charging $13 for up to three hours and $18 for each 24-hour period thereafter. This change affects visitors who previously used Oyo's free parking to access nearby Strip properties like MGM Grand.

Visitors can still get parking validated at Oyo's players club desk, according to Vital Vegas.

Free parking on the Las Vegas Strip is now limited to:

• Sahara
• Treasure Island
• Circus Circus
• Casino Royale
• Wynn (first 3 hours only)

Nevada residents can still park free at most Strip properties for the first three hours with a valid driver's license. Some hotels offer free parking through their rewards programs at higher tier levels.

The shift away from free parking began in 2016 when MGM Resorts introduced parking fees at their properties, including:

• Bellagio
• Aria
• Cosmopolitan
• MGM Grand
• Mandalay Bay
• Park MGM
• New York-New York
• Luxor
• Excalibur

Caesars Entertainment followed in 2021, implementing parking fees at:

• Caesars Palace
• The Cromwell
• Harrah's
• Horseshoe
• Paris
• Flamingo
• Planet Hollywood
• Linq

This trend represents another departure from Las Vegas's traditional free amenities, joining the decline of complimentary drinks and room comps for modest gambling.

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