The Park

The Park is an outdoor pedestrian district in Las Vegas that connects the Strip to T-Mobile Arena, located at 3782 S Las Vegas Blvd and open 24 hours a day, every day, year-round. Admission is free, and the space is built around walking, dining, and public art rather than a single attraction, so a visit here works more as a stroll-through experience than a scheduled activity.

Listed activities include outdoor strolling, viewing public art installations, and dining at the restaurants along the path. Amenities include seating areas, shade structures, and water features, which matter in a city where outdoor comfort depends heavily on shade and cooling, especially during warmer months. Wheelchair accessible paths are specifically noted, making this a workable option for families managing mobility needs.

The age range on the listing runs from 5 to 18, covering both school-age kids and teens, and reflects that this is a walkable public space rather than a venue with age-restricted programming. Because it sits between MGM properties on the Strip, families should expect a busier, more urban atmosphere compared to a neighborhood park, with dining options that range from casual to sit-down.

There is not a structured program to sign up for here. Instead, families can use The Park as a free stop for a walk, a look at the public art, or a meal at one of the restaurants along the path, before or after another activity nearby on the Strip. Being open 24 hours means there is no need to plan around opening or closing times, though evening visits will naturally have a different crowd and energy than a daytime stroll.

For questions about specific restaurants, events, or accessibility along the path, contact (702) 740-6969, or check the MGM Resorts website for The Park Las Vegas, since restaurant hours and any temporary closures for events can shift independently of the district's own 24-hour schedule.