Venetian Parking: Fees & Map for Valet & Self Parking

Venetian parking in Las Vegas offers both a self-parking garage and valet parking, along with oversized parking for RVs and vans.

Let’s explore Venetian parking fees, parking garages, drop-off locations, and the most frequently asked questions so you can have a smooth parking experience.

Free Parking at Venetian

• Free self parking for Sapphire Venetian members
• Free valet parking for Ruby Venetian members
• Free valet parking for Tower Suite guests
• Nevada residents get 3 hours of free self parking

Valet Parking

You can drop off your car in two locations at the Venetian Hotel and Casino. The first is at the resort’s main entrance under the porte cochere, which is easily accessible off the Las Vegas Strip. Secondly, you can drop your car at the Grand Canal Shoppes through the Venetian parking garage.

Keep the ticket you receive when you park your car for an easy pickup experience!

Picking up your car is just as seamless as dropping it off. Head to the valet stand pick up locations at the main entrance of Venetian Resort or the stand on the 3rd floor of the Venetian parking garage.

You’ll need the ticket you received during drop-off to pick your vehicle up.

Self Parking Garage

The Venetian Las Vegas self-parking garage is a massive 14-stories tall with plenty of space to accommodate hotel guests and non-guests alike. You can access the Venetian self-parking garage from the Strip or the back of the resort.

To access the Venetian self-parking garage from Las Vegas Boulevard, turn onto the small unnamed street that goes towards Venetian. The street sits next to a small lake in front of the Venetian Hotel, so you won’t miss it! Follow the street under the pedestrian bridge and follow the signs to enter the Venetian self-parking garage.

Accessing the Venetian garage from the back of the resort is quicker than going from the front since there’s less traffic and pedestrians. To find the back entrance, take Koval Lane, which runs adjacent to the Strip. These backside entrances to resorts are often called the Koval Lane entrances. Stay on Koval Lane until you see the small street running under the Las Vegas Monorail track. The street isn’t named, but there are plenty of signs pointing toward the Venetian self-parking garage.

Self-parking at Venetian has mixed reviews online. Many visitors report a long walk from the self-parking garage to the hotel room. Others report that they couldn’t find an open space until the 8th floor or higher. While this isn’t ideal, it isn’t the end of the world either. Wear comfortable shoes and find the closest elevator to take you to the 3rd floor of the self-parking garage once you’ve parked. From there, you can access the resort.

Parking Fees

Sadly, Venetian no longer offers free parking on the Las Vegas Strip. Hotel guests and non-hotel guests alike are both charged self-parking fees as of September 2023.

The valet fee is $40/day for both guests and non-guests. Only Venetian Rewards Ruby members receive free valet parking.

EV Charging at Venetian

There are several options for EV Charging at the Venetian. There are three GE charging stations at the Valet. And, the 6th floor of the parking garage has 4 GE charging stations and 1 Tesla station.

• The Venetian Valet has 3 GE charging stations
• The Venetian 6th Floor has 4 GE charging stations and 1 Tesla station

Oversized Parking

Oversized parking is available at Venetian, but a limited number of spots are available. There is a height limit of 8’3” for oversized vehicles. Additionally, no hookups are available for RVs or other live-in oversized rides.

Guests are encouraged to contact Venetian concierge services at 702-414-1000 before arriving.

FAQs

While Venetian parking isn’t free anymore, the garage is still easy to navigate and conveniently located near other resorts on The Strip.