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Published 3:38 PM EST Dec 1, 2016
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Get ready to pay for parking at more hotels on the Las Vegas Strip.
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino Las Vegas. The pool area is open to the public for a cost of $20 per person, per day, however, if you are a guest at another Harrah's property you can enter at no charge by showing your room key. For cabana availability and reservations, please call VIP Services at (702) 785-9106. Other Fees at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. Unless otherwise stated, these fees are not mandatory. They only apply if guests choose to use these services. The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out. Parking in Las Vegas is easy. There are a myriad of huge parking garages anywhere you want to go. Whether you're a hotel guest or just a visitor, with a rental car or your own, you won't struggle to find parking in Vegas. While unfortunately this sometimes comes at a price, there's also no shortage of free parking in Vegas. Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino Las Vegas 3667 Las Vegas Blvd South Las Vegas, NV 89109 (866) 517-3263 Located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino features over 2,600 luxurious rooms and boasts movie-themed rooms and suites, each one with its own unique piece of Hollywood memorabilia. Planet Hollywood: Strip: Self Parking: Free, 24/7 Valet Parking: $15 for up to two hours; $20 for two to four hours; $24 for four to 24 hours and $24 per day after the first 24 hours: $0.00: Plaza: Downtown: First 60 minutes free; $5 for up to 4 hours; $10 for over 4 hours; $10 max in a 24-hour period: $5.00: Renaissance Las Vegas: Off Strip. Directions to Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Hotel and Casino’s Self-Parking Garage. From the Strip, you’ll want to go east on Harmon Avenue. The intersection of Harmon and the Strip is easily recognizable by the giant, Times Square-ish appearance with the huge screen above a.
Caesars Entertainment Corp., the casino hotel giant whose properties include Caesars Palace, Paris Las Vegas and Planet Hollywood, said late Tuesday that it will start charging for valet and self-parking at eight of its nine Las Vegas hotels. Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino just off the Strip is excluded.
The move was widely expected following a similar initiative by rival MGM Resorts International this year, which ended Las Vegas' longstanding tradition of free parking.
And on Wednesday, Wynn Resorts said it will start charging for valet parking at its two Strip resorts, Wynn Las Vegas and Encore, in mid-December. Self parking will remain free at the luxury resort, at least for now. A spokeswoman said the company is monitoring the 'impact of charging for self-parking.'
Caesars is phasing in its parking fees beginning Dec. 19. Valet parking fees will debut that day at The Linq Hotel & Casino and Harrah's Las Vegas, two of its most affordable hotels. The fee, which applies to casino visitors and hotel guests, will be $8 for up to four hours and $13 per 24 hours beyond that, including overnight stays. Self-parking will remain free at the two hotels, the chain said, until the necessary equipment is installed.
The new valet fee means that guests at those bargain hotels will occasionally pay more in fees than they pay for the room. Caesars' website shows a $39 sale rate for a midweek stay before Christmas. Added to that: the optional $13 valet parking fee and nightly $29 resort fee. Resort fees are those mandatory nightly charges that cover things like Internet service. They are prevalent at hotels and resorts up and down The Strip and in resort markets.
Valet parking at Flamingo Las Vegas also will cost $8 for up to four hours and $13 per 24 hours beyond that. Valet parking at Caesars Palace, Bally's, The Cromwell, Paris and Planet Hollywood will be $13 for up to four hours and $18 per 24 hours beyond that. Caesars said the valet parking charges at those hotels will begin by early 2017 but did not release dates.
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Wynn said its valet parking fees will begin in mid-December but did not release a date. The charge will be $13 for up to four hours and $18 per 24 hours beyond that.
Caesars said self-parking fees will debut in the first half of 2017 at Caesars Palace, Harrah's, Flamingo, Bally's and Paris, but start dates were not released. Caesars said those hotels are awaiting new 'parking guidance systems.'
Confused? Check out the new frequently asked parking questions section on Caesars' website. MGM Resorts, whose hotels include Mirage, Bellagio and MGM Grand, has a similar primer online.
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Planet Hollywood Vegas Parking Fee
Published 3:38 PM EST Dec 1, 2016