Las Vegas Motor Speedway Parking Guide: Where to Park, Parking Map and What It Costs (2026)
Part of Happy Hour Racing's NASCAR Track Parking Guides - where you park, what it costs and how you get out.
The Short Version
- Cheapest lot: free. General Las Vegas Motor Speedway parking in the Blue and Brown lots is first-come, first-served.
- Pass needed in advance: not for the free lots. Lucky 7, Petty and Lot 4 all need a digital pass.
- The one trap: the I-15 Exit 54 ramp. Blue Lot traffic must use the left two lanes and stay off the right shoulder lane.
Where to Park at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Las Vegas Motor Speedway parking starts with good news: the default option is free.
- Blue Lot - free. Off I-15 Exit 54, across Speedway Boulevard from the main gates.
- Brown Lot - free. On the Las Vegas Boulevard side, near The Bullring. The directions page and facility map use Entry 3, but the August inbound map shows Entry 4, so follow the attendants.
- Lucky 7 VIP - paid, two days. The closest public parking to the main grandstands, with a dedicated exit lane. The track does not publish the price on its site.
- Petty Parking Lot - $100, two days. By Ticket Gate A, reached from Las Vegas Boulevard.
- Shell Rotella Premium Lot 4 - permit required. For VIP, loge, suite and club-level guests, at Entry 11 off Hollywood Boulevard.
- Lot 3 - pass required. Infield parking, through the Infield Tunnel.
Paid passes do not include gate admission. The $100 Petty price is listed for the March 20-21, 2027 weekend. Tailgating is allowed in public lots.
Do You Need a Parking Pass in Advance at Las Vegas?
Not for the free lots. For Lucky 7 or Petty, buy from the Pennzoil 400 upgrades page, where the track warns prices may rise as race day nears. It does not say whether passes are sold at the gate or how fast they sell out, so do not count on a race-day purchase. Passes are digital, so load yours in the LVMS app before you leave the hotel.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway Parking Map
This is the track's own facility map. Blue and brown are the free lots, pink marks the Lucky 7, Lot 4, Petty and Lot 3 parking areas, and yellow is RV camping.
Infield, RV and Camping Parking
The Inner Circle RV Lot is dry camping inside the oval. The Strip RV Lot is dry camping across the street from the main grandstand. Motorhome Hill has full hookups above the backstretch, and Vegas Veranda adds a private trackside viewing area. Inner Circle and Motorhome Hill require a $39 weekend wristband per person, and extra vehicle passes there run $99. RV check-in is at Entry 7.
Accessible Parking and Shuttles at Las Vegas
The facility map shows a Free Handicap Parking lot next to Lucky 7 and The Strip RV Lot A. The track asks fans who need ADA parking or shuttle service to call ahead at 800-644-4444.
- Trams circle the speedway with four stops. Sunday hours on the latest map are 9 a.m. to 30 minutes after the race starts, so do not plan on a tram back to your car.
- ADA golf carts run between the ADA tents, Sunday from 9 a.m. to one hour after the race. Ask a Tram Stop Captain, and expect possible delays.
- The Speedway Shuttle leaves Planet Hollywood, Treasure Island and Circa at 8 a.m. on Pennzoil 400 race day and returns 45 minutes after the checkered flag. Sales are final, and the page text lists no price.
Getting In and Getting Out
The track says to arrive early but gives no set time. The 2027 Pennzoil 400 is listed for 1:00 PM on March 21. From the Strip, take I-15 North to Exit 54 and go straight across Speedway Boulevard into the Blue Lot. From Henderson or the northeast valley, the track suggests Las Vegas Boulevard North instead. Rideshares use Lot 5 at Entry 16.
The outbound map sends Blue Lot and Lucky 7 traffic back to I-15, Lot 4 out Hollywood Boulevard toward Craig Road, and infield and Petty traffic to Las Vegas Boulevard. The track publishes no clear-out time, so plan on a wait. Need help? Call Fan Assistance at 702-632-8006.
Common questions about parking at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Where do you park at Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
Most fans park free in the Blue Lot off I-15 Exit 54 or the Brown Lot off Las Vegas Boulevard. Lucky 7, Petty, Lot 4 and Lot 3 need passes.
How much is parking at Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
General parking is free. The Petty pass is $100 for two days. The track does not publish the Lucky 7 price on its site.
Do you need a parking pass for Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
Not for the free Blue and Brown lots. Lucky 7, Petty and Lot 4 require a digital pass, and Lot 3 also requires a pass.
Is there free parking at Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
Yes. The Blue and Brown lots are free and first-come, first-served.
Where is accessible parking at Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
The facility map shows free handicap parking next to Lucky 7 and The Strip RV Lot A. Call 800-644-4444 ahead of time to arrange it.
Is there a shuttle at Las Vegas Motor Speedway?
Yes. The Speedway Shuttle runs from Planet Hollywood, Treasure Island and Circa on race day. Trams and ADA golf carts run on the property.
How long does it take to get out of Las Vegas Motor Speedway after the race?
The track publishes no clear-out time, so expect a wait. Lucky 7 has a dedicated exit lane.
The Bottom Line
Las Vegas Motor Speedway parking is free if you get there early and stay in the left two lanes at Exit 54. Pay for Lucky 7 only if a faster exit is worth it. Need ADA parking? Call before race weekend.
Our Las Vegas Motor Speedway Fan Guide covers the bag policy, the no-cooler rule and what to carry in. Also see the 2026 South Point 400 recap and the Charlotte Motor Speedway Parking Guide.
Lot names, prices and pass rules change by season and event. Everything above comes from the track's own pages and maps, checked in November 2026. Confirm before you travel on the official directions and parking page and the fan FAQ, or call 800-644-4444.
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