Park MGM · Paradise

Year Opened

1996

Age Restriction

21++

Property Type

Casinos

Regulator

Nevada Gaming Control Board

Owner

MGM Resorts International

Tables

63

Slot Machines

900

Formerly

Monte Carlo Resort

About Park MGM

Park MGM is a casino-resort at 3770 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Paradise, Nevada, owned and operated by MGM Resorts International. The property opened in 1996 as the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino and was rebranded as Park MGM in 2019 in connection with the development of The Park entertainment district and the adjacent T-Mobile Arena. All gaming is regulated by the Nevada Gaming Control Board, with a minimum age of 21.

The Park MGM rebrand reflected a deliberate repositioning by MGM Resorts: the Monte Carlo name and French Riviera design theme were retired in favor of an identity tied to the physical Park space connecting Park MGM to New York-New York. The enclosed pedestrian arcade — The Park — runs between the two properties and links directly to the T-Mobile Arena, creating a pre- and post-event traffic pattern that defined the commercial logic of the rebrand. Las Vegas Golden Knights games, boxing events, and major concerts at T-Mobile Arena all funnel past the Park MGM casino entrance.

The address at 3770 S Las Vegas Blvd sits on the south-central Strip, between New York-New York to the north and Excalibur to the south. For visitors mapping the Las Vegas Strip casino corridor, Park MGM occupies the cluster adjacent to the MGM Grand complex, which is across the street.

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Park MGM in Paradise, Nevada

Gaming Floor

Park MGM runs approximately 900 gaming machines alongside a 63-table game section — one of the more interesting table menus on the Las Vegas Strip from a game-variety standpoint. While 900 machines is on the smaller end for a major Strip resort, the table mix compensates with a concentration of modern game innovations that give experienced casino players more options than a conventional floor.

Face Up Pai Gow Poker exposes the dealer’s hand before the player sets their tiles, fundamentally changing the game’s strategy and variance compared to standard Pai Gow. Crazy 4 Poker (designed by gaming inventor Roger Snow) is an ante-and-play game where both player and dealer get five cards and the best four-card hand wins — the Super Bonus side bet can pay up to 200:1. Mississippi Stud is a five-card community-card stud game without a dealer hand; the player bets against a pay table rather than the dealer. Ultimate Texas Hold’em pits the player against the dealer in a heads-up Texas Hold’em format with blind and ante bets. These four game innovations sit alongside standard Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, and 3 Card Poker.

Sportsbook

Park MGM lists a Sportsbook among its gaming offerings, operating under Nevada Gaming Control Board licensing. The T-Mobile Arena adjacency — which hosts the Vegas Golden Knights NHL team, major championship boxing matches, and large concert events — makes Park MGM a high-traffic sportsbook destination during event nights. Confirm current sportsbook layout, wagering menu, and screen capacity at parkmgm.com before a game-day visit.

Resort Amenities

Park MGM’s confirmed amenity set is comprehensive: bar, fitness center, pool, restaurant, salon, self-parking, shops, spa, and valet — the full luxury resort footprint expected of an MGM Resorts flagship on the Las Vegas Strip. The spa and salon, combined with the pool and fitness center, make Park MGM a full wellness resort alongside its gaming floor. The shops and dining options reflect the Monte Carlo-era retail infrastructure updated under the Park MGM brand.

★ Editor note

Park MGM — 63 tables with modern game innovations and the Strip's best event-night sportsbook positioning

Park MGM (formerly Monte Carlo) is the most underrated table game floor on the south-central Strip. Face Up Pai Gow Poker, Crazy 4 Poker, Mississippi Stud, and Ultimate Texas Hold'em alongside the classics give experienced players 12 game types on a 63-table floor. The 900-machine count is modest for a Strip resort, but the table quality compensates. The T-Mobile Arena connection turns Park MGM into one of Las Vegas's best event-night sportsbook situations — the Golden Knights crowd flows directly from the arena through The Park and into the casino. Visit parkmgm.com for current promotions, table minimums, and hotel rates.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor

Licensing and Regulation

Park MGM is a commercial gaming property licensed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Sports wagering is legal under Nevada state law. The minimum gambling age is 21.