Park MGM Las Vegas
Three pools and live entertainment on the Strip
About this hotel
Park MGM Las Vegas stands out on this list for its three separate outdoor pools, giving a family more room to spread out than the single-deck properties nearby, useful during peak season when pool decks get crowded fast. The hip, design-forward feel of the property runs through its multiple bars and eateries, and regular live entertainment adds another layer beyond the standard casino-resort routine. A spa and hot tub cover the wind-down side of the day, while pet-friendly rooms mean the family dog can join the trip. Golf access is a rare extra on this list for a parent wanting a morning outing beyond the pool. The central Strip location keeps other attractions within walking distance for a family wanting variety across several nights.
- Outdoor pool
- Hot tub
- Spa
- Golf
Our take
Park MGM suits a family wanting pool variety and a livelier, design-forward atmosphere without needing to book the very largest mega-resort on the Strip. Three separate pools genuinely help during busy weekends, spreading crowds out more than a single deck would. It works less well for families seeking a quiet, low-key stay, since the live entertainment and bar scene lean toward an energetic property overall.
- ✓Pick a pool based on the vibe wanted that day; the three decks here have noticeably different atmospheres.
- ✓Book golf tee times a few days ahead during peak season if that is part of the trip plan.
- ✓Check the live entertainment schedule at booking if planning evenings around a specific show or act.
Why we love it
- Three separate outdoor pools
- Regular live entertainment
- Golf access nearby
- Pet-friendly rooms
Why guests love itHaving three pools to choose from made a real difference on a busy weekend, since one deck was noticeably quieter and worked better with younger kids who needed a calmer environment. The bars and eateries scattered through the property meant meals rarely felt repetitive across a multi-night stay. The live entertainment leans toward an adult audience in the evenings, so families with young kids wrap up pool time before things pick up. Golf access was a nice bonus for one adult on the trip.