Park MGM Tram

Moving from one place to another in Las Vegas could seem troublesome if you don’t have a car. The truth, however, is that Sin City’s public transportation network covers most attractions and points of interest. For example, if you’re staying at Park MGM, the Aria Express/Park MGM Tram is your free link to the rest of the resort. Alternatively, you can take the Monorail to reach other landmarks in the city.

Tram Stops

For most folks visiting Las Vegas, staying at Park MGM means never leaving the resort throughout the vacation. Yet, considering the MGM’s resort size, walking from one hotel or casino to another could take some time. If you don’t want to walk or want to speed up things, the ARIA Express Tram has stops throughout the resort.

ARIA Express Tram

ARIA Express Tram

The tram stop at Parm MGM also serves the Aria Resort and Casino and NoMad High Limit Casino. Other stops include Bellagio, Vdara Hotel, The Cosmopolitan, and the Crystals shopping center. ARIA Express Tram is free for MGM Resorts guests.

In addition to ARIA Express Tram, MGM Park is served by the city’s public transport.

Las Vegas Monorail

If the tram at Park MGM doesn’t take you where you need to go, the Monorail Las Vegas runs from the MGM Grand to SAHARA Las Vegas. This route features seven stops, including.

  • MGM Grand
  • Horseshoe/Paris
  • Flamingo
  • Harrah’s/The LINQ
  • Las Vegas Convention Center
  • The Westgate
  •  Sahara

Monorail fees start at $11.23 for one-trip tickets. Daily passes are available from $39, while five-year-old or younger children ride free.

Bellagio-CityCenter Park MGM Trams

The Park MGM-Bellagio-CityCenter tram is another option offered by the city of Las Vegas. This route has three stops – all mentioned in the tram’s name – but this stop also serves Aria.

In addition to these trams, the public transportation in Las Vegas also features the Mandalay Luxor Excalibur tram and the Mirage Treasure Island tram.

Schedule

If you want to go from Park MGM to the Las Vegas Strip or Bellagio, ARIA Express Tram is your best bet. This tram is free if you’re an MGM Resorts guest and operates 24 hours at regular intervals of about 15 minutes.

The frequency is about the same for the Monorail and the Bellagio-City Center tram. However, these trams run on a schedule that can vary depending on the day of the week.

The Monorail’s operating hours are:

  • Monday from 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM
  • Tuesday through Thursday from 7:00 AM to 2:00 AM
  • Friday through Sunday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 AM

If you haven’t bought a ticket or pass online or want to redeem a voucher, you can do so at the customer service booths in all train stations. The Monorail booths are open every day from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

The Bellagio-CityCenter tram runs daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 AM. Its intervals are about seven minutes, and the ride lasts two to six minutes, depending on where you want to go.

FAQs

Does Park MGM have a tram?

Yes, it is served by the ARIA Express Tram (free for the resort guests), the Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM trams, and the Monorail. The latter is an elevated train system that travels 3.9 miles along The Strip. It hits all landmarks and provides quick access to casinos, restaurants, hotels, and the Las Vegas Convention Center, to name just a few.

Is the Park MGM tram free?

The resort doesn’t operate its tram, but the ARIA tram is free for MGM Resorts guests. The city’s public transport offers the other two options, and passengers must have a pass or ticket. One-way ticket costs start at $11.23. If you want to go back and forth without limitations, you can get a pass for $39.

Is the MGM tram running?

Yes, all trams (and other public transportation routes) in Las Vegas run daily. The ARIA Express Tram runs seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Operation hours vary for the Monorail and the Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM trams.

Where is the tram at the MGM?

Park MGM is directly served by the ARIA Express Tram and the Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM trams. Both trams have the same final stop at Park MGM, which exits at the Street of Dreams shopping center. The same stop provides an entrance to Aria, leading you to the front of Aria’s Casino.

The Monorail doesn’t stop at Park MGM, but it can take you close enough to MGM Grand, in The District, and The Underground at the MGM Grand Hotel Las Vegas.

To get from the MGM Grand Monorail Stop to Park MGM, take the escalators up to Bell Desk, walk through the hotel lobby, and exit Grand MGM on Las Vegas Boulevard. From here, Park MGM is a 10-minute walk.

Key Takeaways

  •  ARIA Express and the Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM trams serve the Park MGM Aria tram station.
  •  ARIA Express Tram is one of the Las Vegas free trams and runs 24 hours a day from Monday to Sunday. The tram arrives every seven to 15 minutes.
  • The Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM trams run daily from 8:00 AM to 4:00 AM.
  • You can also reach Park MGM from the MGM Grand Monorail station. The Las Vegas Monorail runs daily, but hours of operation vary throughout the week.
  •  ARIA Express Tram is a free tram for MGM Resorts guests, but you’ll have to buy a ticket or pass for the other public transportation options.
  • For more information on routes, you can access the ARIA Express Tram map at Aria MGM Resorts.
  • Las Vegas also has other trams that don’t stop at Park MGM, including the Mirage Treasure Island Tram and Mandalay Bay Tram to Excalibur.

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