I'm a regular at Aria, playing about 35 hours a week in the poker room. Is there any chance I'll be able to just leave my car in the parking lot for a month, while I'm out of town? Does security check to see if cars have been there a long time?

What did the Aria say when you called them?

I guess it would depend on your status with them. If you are paying for parking and you let them know you plan to do this, they probably won't care. If you get "free" parking, they may charge you for the privilege to store your car there. If you don't tell them, it is possible they will tow it and charge you for that "service."

I expect that they will notice it in a few days at most. Parking garages empty each day and your car will stick out like a sore thumb if it never moves.

If it's anything like CET garages the license plate is stored in their computer system. It will be easy to tell how long anyone has been there.

I have left mine at the casino for 10 days with no issue. If you have a friend - give em your keys and have them move it 1x per week

Before or after they installed technology in the garages?

Not sure how sophisticated the new systems in Vegas hotel garages are, but I know that modern airport garages know exactly how long a car has been in there.

very good call madlex - this was pre tech

This is the kind of **** that brought about paid parking in the first place.

Why not ask someone at Aria instead of this forum ?

How about paying to store it in a long term parking facility somewhere ?

I would just go ahead and email them.

Not really. It was corporate greed.

If you ask them, they'll say you can only keep it there while you're patronizing the hotel.

Besides paying to park it legitimately at some kind of long term facility everything else is a gamble. I think Aria is really risky.
You can just pay the $300 for economy parking at the airport.
Park at a casino for 30 days, could be free but if they tow you it will cost like $250 for the tow plus then some daily storage fee at the tow yard for like $50-100(or more) a day, could wind up costing you like $2-3000
Craigslist has a section for parking, a quick check shows a spot for a month in the $80-$100 month range.


If you go the casino route i would try a place like The orleans, try to get a spot on the first floor outside the poker room, always lots of cars right there so less likely to be noticed or the only car there, still a gamble.

Same with MGM properties and the cameras get your license plate when you come in and get out.

are you a local? do you have a home? friends place to leave the car?

I've done this for multiple months at a time multiple times at aria with no problems, had a second car I was waiting to sell and was slacking, was honestly pretty surprised that my car was there whenever I checked

You have way better friends than I do.

It's funny because it's true!

RTC aka LV bus system; South Strip Transfer Terminal on Gilespie; you can park and ride to McCarran while leaving your vehicle for up to 7-days; just notify security; if you want to leave it for longer, you have to make arrangements with security;
I have not used this option, but somehow I found out about it; I have no idea whether there is a fee involved for leaving a vehicle for more than 7-days;

no it's not

I left a car in Bellagio parking lot for over a month (majority of wsop) this past summer. No one noticed and it was a unique convertible classic that you don't see every day. Had no issues.

Just a heads up, I had a buddy that got his car towed from Wynn after leaving it there 2+ weeks.

Just another example of Big Towing and their beta cuck corporate shills trying to oppress innocent people who just want to have free parking in private garages for a few weeks.

See its stuff like this thats responsible for them being balls deep inside a lot of people.

babs,
welcome to LVL (my world), now get out. as far as I'm concerned you're contained to your thread in OOT. any further posting in this subforum will result in you being banned.

HAAAAAAAAAAA

Snapped off yet again................