Park MGM was the Monte Carlo until 2018. In 2020 it became the Strip’s first entirely smoke-free resort. Inside, the boutique NoMad hotel was rebranded as The Reserve in 2026.
The story
Park MGM was the Monte Carlo when it opened in 1996. It was transformed and renamed in 2018, with Dolby Live (the theatre) and the NoMad hotel tower, which later became The Reserve.
A few hours at Park MGM
- Walk to T-Mobile Arena next door for events.
- Use the free tram to Aria and Bellagio.
Stay here if
You want a mid-to-upper priced, smoke-free casino and easy access to arena events.
Skip it if
You want a big pool complex.
Free here
- Walk through Eataly
Worth paying for
- Dolby Live theatre
- Restaurants
Pool: Pool area shared with The Reserve.
Getting around: Next to New York-New York; T-Mobile Arena is behind via The Park; free tram to ARIA and Bellagio (check it is running).
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Good to know
- The whole property, casino included, is smoke-free.
Walking from here
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Opened 1996 (as Monte Carlo; Park MGM from 2018)Operator MGM Resorts International
Frequently asked questions
What is free at Park MGM?
Walk through Eataly.
How do I get around from Park MGM?
Next to New York-New York; T-Mobile Arena is behind via The Park; free tram to ARIA and Bellagio (check it is running).
Does Park MGM have a pool?
Pool area shared with The Reserve.
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