It’s the first parking garage most guests see when entering the resort on Rio Hotel Drive from Flamingo Boulevard.

This large garage is just to the right (east) of the resort. Masquerade Parking Garage (Red pin on the map) The Rio has two large self-park parking garages, called the Carnival (the yellow pin on the map), and Masquerade, (the red pin on the map). While other resorts in Las Vegas (MGM Grand, Luxor, etc.), have instituted paid parking, parking at the Rio remains completely free to everyone. While I don’t have exact numbers, my belief is that the Rio may have more parking spaces than any other resort in Las Vegas. As such, there’s often a huge demand for parking here.Īnd with two different parking garages and tons of outdoor, uncovered spaces, there is, fortunately plenty of parking spaces available. In additional to gamblers and guests staying in one of the 2,500 plus hotel rooms, the Rio also has 160,000 square feet of busy convention space. Its casino has 100,000 feet of gambling space, with over 1,200 slots and video poker machines. Since 2005, it’s also been known for being the home of the annual World Series of Poker series of tournaments. (Go here to get distance and directions from the Rio to the Strip)

In addition to its colorful exterior, it’s known it’s low rates, Penn & Teller shows, incredibly high zip line, and infamous Voodoo Rooftop Nightclub – a lounge 51 stories up in the air that offers breathtaking views of the Strip. There’s plenty of parking at the Rio Las Vegas The hotel and casino are run by Caesars Entertainment, (although they do not own it any longer).

The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino is a 2,500 plus room, colorful multi-tower hotel less than a mile west of the Las Vegas Strip.

The rio all suites hotel and casino