The Park Las Vegas

Where it is
Between New York-New York, Park MGM and T-Mobile Arena, just off the Strip
Admission
Open outdoor district; venues and arena events are paid separately
Centerpiece
Bliss Dance, a 40-foot sculpture by Marco Cochrane
Dining
Beerhaus, Shake Shack, Top Round, Luke's Lobster, Tom's Watch Bar
Nearby venues
T-Mobile Arena, Dolby Live at Park MGM, Brooklyn Bridge at New York-New York
Contact
702.891.1133 (MGM Resorts, The Park)

About

The Park is an outdoor dining and entertainment district built by MGM Resorts just off the Las Vegas Strip. It sits between New York-New York, Park MGM and T-Mobile Arena, and MGM describes it as the link that joins those three into one area. The company pitches it as a public gathering space in the style of city plazas elsewhere.

Its centerpiece is Bliss Dance, a 40-foot sculpture of a dancing woman by artist Marco Cochrane. MGM says the piece was inspired by Cochrane's first trip to Burning Man and later debuted there. It then stood on San Francisco's Treasure Island before it was refurbished and brought back to Nevada for The Park's desert landscaping.

Restaurants and bars line the walkway, and MGM says many offer happy hour specials.

What to expect

The Park is an open, outdoor walk rather than a ticketed attraction. You can come in from the Strip side between New York-New York and Park MGM and walk toward T-Mobile Arena, passing restaurants, bars and the Bliss Dance sculpture. MGM pitches it as a place to eat or meet before or after a T-Mobile Arena event or a Dolby Live show.

The New York-New York side has casual spots. Beerhaus is a beer hall serving sausages, sandwiches and snacks, with bar games on an outdoor patio. Tom's Watch Bar is a sports bar built around a large central screen surrounded by hundreds of smaller ones. Shake Shack, Top Round and Luke's Lobster are also listed. On event nights, expect crowds heading to and from the arena.

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Good to know

  • Beerhaus hours as posted Oct 1, 2026: Monday to Saturday 11 AM-10 PM, Sunday 10 AM-10 PM. No reservation is required.
  • Tom's Watch Bar hours as posted: Monday to Thursday and Sunday 8 AM-1 AM, Friday and Saturday 8 AM-2 AM. No reservation is required.
  • Groups can request events at The Park through MGM's event request form or by calling 702.891.1133.
  • MGM links The Park to live events on the Brooklyn Bridge at New York-New York, Dolby Live at Park MGM and T-Mobile Arena; check each venue's own calendar.
  • Bliss Dance is on public display; there is no charge to see it.

Questions about The Park Las Vegas

Where is The Park in Las Vegas?

The Park sits just off the Las Vegas Strip, between New York-New York, Park MGM and T-Mobile Arena. MGM Resorts describes it as the area that ties those three together. It runs from the Strip side toward the arena, so it is the walking route many visitors use to get to arena events.

What is the Bliss Dance statue?

Bliss Dance is a 40-foot sculpture of a dancing woman by Marco Cochrane and the centerpiece of art at The Park. MGM says the work was inspired by the artist's first Burning Man and debuted at that event. It was later shown on San Francisco's Treasure Island, then refurbished and installed at The Park.

Does it cost anything to visit The Park?

MGM presents The Park as an outdoor public space and lists no admission fee, and Bliss Dance is described as on public display. You pay only at the places you choose: restaurants and bars such as Beerhaus and Tom's Watch Bar, or tickets for T-Mobile Arena and Dolby Live events.

Which restaurants are at The Park?

MGM's page for The Park lists Beerhaus, Shake Shack, Top Round, Luke's Lobster and Tom's Watch Bar, all on the New York-New York side. Beerhaus and Tom's Watch Bar do not take reservations. MGM notes that many of the venues have happy hour specials, which suit a meal before or after an arena show.

Can I hold an event at The Park?

Yes. MGM Resorts takes event requests for The Park through an online form on its page for the district. It also lists a phone number, 702.891.1133. Separate event spaces such as the Brooklyn Bridge at New York-New York host their own live events, which MGM links from The Park page.