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Parking fees coming for some Las Vegas hotel visitors — Las Vegas Review-Journal

October 14, 2020 / editor

Self-parking fees are coming to several of its Las Vegas hotel-casinos starting Oct. 30.

Parking fees coming for some Caesars visitors — Las Vegas Review-Journal

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