The Park

It is a nice place to go walk around. Good food, sit outside and is between Park MGM, New York New York, and tmobile arena. They also have a small hello kitty shop there. It was the start are for the 10k and half marathon in Vegas.

The place is huge!!! Everyone either smokes or plays! Has a lot to offer, expensive. A little outdated but has access to other hotels via train, which is cool.

We were crossing the road from Park MGM to New York New York, for our dinner, when we chanced upon this The Park. It's a nice comfortable space, like any parks should, but much cleaner and more city-like. Given that they're located right by the Las Vegas Boulevard, I can see why they designed it this way. They have some trailer food truck stalls, which offers good food instead of some random brand names. That's what's impressive to me. Overall, this wouldn't be a place that I'd intentionally come to, but I'd check out if I'm passing by or staying around here. It is Vegas afterall, with no shortage of things to do and sights to see.

Beautiful park least busy early mornings. Bands can often be seen performing here. Watch from a bordering restaurant patio, or get up closer. Games such as large scale chess and Jenga are a nice diversion. Walk through the pebble water sculpture area at dark to see the color changing light effects. Also marvelous to see at night is the Bliss Dance creation at the west end of the park, very popularly photographed but just slightly set back from the strip.

Always lovely to hear running water through their art installation. People are happy here. Best place to go to pregame for games.

Such a nice and open place to relax and eat in one of the many food establishments. The trees make it almost worth it to be there while you get cooked from the sun. This place needs more shade to actually be usable. It's more of a walkway to the T-mobile arena than anything else.

Very unique and beautiful park to take photos and their is plenty of restaurants too , so you can sit down and enjoy your food with a nice atmosphere and the vibe of the park. Highly recommended!!!

Located between New York- New York and Park MGM the place I you need an quick break to rest and drink a coffee and eat some dessert, Hello kitty caffe is right here.

Frank comes to this park for NHL pre-game partying. Yes, it starts right here prior to entering the hallowed ice center. Nothing more rewarding than hoisting a pint to my team THE KRAKEN with fellow friend and fans and quenching your thirst with a frosty pint of beer in the outside heat of the day. Also it's a great gathering area to wander while waiting to enter. Several beer pubs and a Hello Kitty stand and pop up hockey stands for swag on game days. The rump on that statue is sexy and a wonderful place to landmark should you be meeting someone for the game. GO KRAKEN and will consume another day.

I DO NOT LIKE coming to the Strip. As a local, I hate it with a passion. However, you do end up travelling there every once in a while, whether it's to meet up with out-of-towners, check out a hip restaurant, or go to an event at T-Mobile Arena. However, The Park is quite lovely and is a beautiful respite from the Strip, on the Strip. There is a good amount of restaurants around so you can pretty much get anything you want to eat. There is a lot of seating to eat outside, or just chill out if needed. There are interesting and fun art installations. And the piece de resistance, there are clean bathrooms!!!

A park on The Strip (Las Vegas)... Located between New York New York and Park MGM, this little oasis starts from Las Vegas Boulevard and ends at the T-Mobile Arena. As of January 2019, the restaurants along the way are Beerhaus, Bruxie, California Pizza Kitchen, and Sake Rok. (There are chairs and tables for outdoor dining!) The sculpture, Bliss Dance is also here. It lights up after the sun goes dow! I liked the lights in the trees, the water feature with changing colors, and the use of desert climate plants! I also enjoyed the live music from the band, Status! What a cute park! It really beautifies the space between hotels and casinos! I'll probably be back!

Review #199 - 2020 Every time we're in Vegas during the holidays, I try to make my way here because the Christmas decorations are so nice and inviting. Most of the decorations are similar to the previous years, but they change it up a little here and there so it's not exactly the same every year, at least from the times that I've been here. I'm not sure if they add more to it as it gets closer to Christmas, but it seems like it's not as festive when we come around Thanksgiving time. However, when we were here in December, it was super festive! There are plenty of restaurants to dine at & so much to see and do in the surrounding area that you can never get tired of coming back year after year. Of course, my girls love walking over to the M&M store across the street after we're done taking pictures; but sadly, this year they close at 10 PM instead of midnight, probably due to COVID, so we didn't get a chance to make our way over.

Small park between Park MGM and NYNY. Easily reachable from both. There are some food stands/trucks here. Lots of tables and seats. It's nice to have some open space and greenery in an area that would otherwise be a concrete jungle.

If you don't feel like walking through this place then at least drive down the avenue. It's an area you'd like to show off to your visiting relatives. And if you have little nieces or nephews that haven't yet passed out asleep from being at the arcade, this is a cool area to sight see. Bruxie and Shake Shack are family friendly restaurants to eat at, located right in this part of the strip. Don't be grumpy and tired yet kids. Your mom and dad will get you ice cream if you smile for the camera. The Park makes for a cool photo spot. Family portraaaaiiit :D smiiiile!

Newer addition to NY NY outside the resort. It is supposed to be like Central Park or an outdoor city park with vendors and places to sit and eat. It is very pretty. I loved walking up and down the area. I really liked the 911 Memorial tribute. Or at least I think that is what they were going for with one of the water displays. This is a great relaxing stop for some food ( Shack Shake anyone? ) and to relax your tired walking feet.

Imagine lush green grass, a little jungle gym for your weetots to play on, fluffy dogs chasing each other... Well you must not be in Vegas because that park ain't this park! The Park is one of the latest MGM creation to go along with the T-Mobile Arena and sits just across the street from Monte Carlo's (soon to be rebranded and renamed as Park MGM) Park Theater. Food and beverages places line The Park on one side and a cool entryway into New York New York can be entered through here. Walk through some fun water features, listen to some live music, and don't forget to see the gigantic "Bliss Dancer" sculpture by Marco Cochrane. The Park is a great little space to walk around or to have a seat. It's a nice break from all the noise from The Strip while still being on Las Vegas Blvd.

Such a beautiful place to walk through in the morning before the crazy hustle of the strip. Vegas is a place for tourists and photo ops anyway, but the park gives it a nice little greenery and break from buildings and casinos. There's quite a few restaurants, bars, cool water features, a Hello Kitty pop up truck, and a life size chess game along this pathway. Dogs are allowed on the strip before noon so I took my little pup on a stroll here looking for Crack Shack. If you are headed in that direction, stay on the strip since that's the entrance is located.

If you're around the NYNY or Monte Carlo (soon to be Park MGM) , you've gotta wander through The Park. It's just a great space and a welcome addition to the adjacent casinos. The water features are the highlight, in my opinion, and they create a sense of calm amidst a bustling area. And I love the waterfall walls, they can be cooling when it's 120 degrees. The area is sorta the gateway to T-Mobile arena and the Park Theater, and it's nice to have the option to dine at The Park before seeing a show. Dining options include Beerhaus, Bruxie and Sake Rok. One nice perk is the "Party at the Park" on Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 5 pm. $5 drinks are the draw, as well as live music. And of course the Park Theatre has a variety of musical acts and comedy shows. Bringing a "park" like setting to the Strip is a great use of space!

A peaceful place in the crazy mix of Vegas. Lots of places to eat and a few games to play. It's a fun place to hang out with friends and people watching. T mobile arena is here too. You walk in to New York hotel is right on the strip

I love this new area! I've been several times to dine, I went to a concert at T mobile arena. There's outside free family games and cute seating areas. They made this really nice here!! And space for pop ups like a hello kitty truck right now make it extra!

"Ch-ch-changes..." What a difference a year makes since we were last on Las Vegas' Strip. We remember walking along S Las Vegas Blvd between the Monte Carlo and New York New York casinos seeing huge construction dust barriers and being shoved off the sidewalks by crowds and wondered what was going on. But, as our ride share drove us to the entrance of the Monte Carlo resort, we were surprised to see The Strip's FIRST Park. The Park is an outdoor entertainment/restaurant extension of the MGM's New York New York property with dining spots such as Shake Shack, Bruxie, California Pizza, Beerhaus and Sake Rok. It's punctuated by Marco Cochrane's enormous and graceful sculpture "Bliss Dance" and the new T-Mobile Arena. Across the street at the Monte Carlo is the Park Theater which headlines major musical artists such as Cher, Bruno Mars and Ricky Martin. So, this Park is not a green space for picnicking or lazing under the shade of trees or grassy areas but it is working its way to becoming The Strip's new Amusement Center.

Dear Lady Sculpture, I apologize for invading your space and taking a video in the wrong angle! But hey it was during the day I needed to look up to you and see. At night you were like glowing and so pretty. Not my fault you were so tall. Sincerely, Asian Girl who wasn't thinking at the moment This area is in the back of Monte Carlo and in front of New York New York, where you can see The t-mobile arena. They added some resturant's like Bruxie and there's benches with the umbrella tops to sit. It's actually very nice until you smell the sewage line.

The park is really nice upgrade they did in between NY NY and the new The Park hotel, formerly known as Monte Carlo. They have some nice water setups, restaurants, entertainment, ice skating in the winter, and lots of areas for pictures etc. Really cool place to come hang out with friends and family. Worth checking out if you haven't yet.

Nice seating and lots of vendors nearby! It is right by the T-Mobile Arena and New York, New York. Very nice area.

Located near the New York New York Hotel Casino. This is actually a pathway to the T-Mobile Arena. As you walk through here there are restaurants around. You can also enter into the New York New York as well. There are lots of decorations of the Golden Knights hockey team. There are places to sit down at. Overall it was a nice place to see and to walk through to get to the T-Mobile Arena. If you are a local I see this place as hang out spot especially during the hockey season.

I am a fan of the Park but I will be more of a fan when the weather becomes a bit cooler. I walked through the first day the Park was opened to the public and it had an unfinished quality because there was some more work to do. Yesterday, it seemed finished. There were a number of cooling areas where there are hanging misters so the 100 degree heat is more tolerable for those not used to triple digit temperatures. It isn't a standard park--something with grass and perhaps swings for kids. Rather it's a place to sit in several areas and I was pleased to see some people playing a game of bean bags and enjoying themselves for what the place is supposed to be. In the center is the sculpture Bliss Dance. I need to stop by at night and see it lit. I saw it on the news but I need to go back and see it in person. It's also meant to deliver traffic to the restaurants and bars that line the south side of the Park adjacent to the NY NY Hotel and Casino. If you're walking from a Strip hotel to the new arena for an event, this is one way of getting there. While normally I'd rate this 3 stars, I really liked the vibe last night and I'm sure the Park will become a more welcoming place as it matures and as the weather cools.

The Park is kind of an open area, or "park" next to, well, The Park MGM. It's kind of a reprieve from the craziness of the strip and relax in a cute park setting. While there isn't much in terms of greenery here, it is a nice place to take a load off and rest your feet. It's not a large area, but it kind of intersects between the T-Mobile Arena, Park MGM and even New York, New York. There is a sculpture or two here, so at least you'll find something fun to take photos at/or or update your social media accounts with. But truly, I feel like this place is a land filler. There is no real reason to "go here". Walk by it and stop, sure? But you're not going to go on TripAdvisor or even Yelp and find rave reviews of this place. It's merely a place where they probably didn't know what to do with the space so they made it a hip-park area that only Vegas knows how to do. There is really, again, no reason to stop here or make a special trip here, but if you're staying at the Aria, New York, New York, or the Park MGM, I'm sure you're going to run into it, or walk through it at some points so take a gander, spend two minutes there and move on to your next, more fun adventure, but this won't be it for you.

Talk about an oasis in the desert. The Park is like an oasis in the middle of the Vegas Strip. It's located right next to Park MGM (duh) and New York New York, running all the way up to T-Mobile Arena. It's always such a pleasant spot to walk through. Lined with all sorts of art and water features. You have all of the cool selfie spots that you could ask for. And it makes for a pretty great spot to sit down and eat, too! There are a number of spots lining The Park. Awesome eateries such as Bruxie, Shake Shack, Beerhaus, etc.! All of which are bomb. They all feature indoor and outdoor seating, as well. The Park even features live music in the evening sometimes. Overall it's just an awesome place to go for a walk, grab a bite to eat, or just hang out with your friends. It's got misters in the Summer and heaters in the Winter, so you're set year-round. Check it out and enjoy!

Unlike any park I know, full of waterfalls and lights. A pretty nifty park indeed. Very modern and sleek, absolutely artistic and stunning. The park was clean, well kept, a lot of people sitting around and taking pictures. This place is definitely a nice place to do photo shoots. A nice place to sit and relax after a long day of walking the strip. Plenty of eateries around each with their own loos to do a two in. I like the variety I like the options! No porter potties here. Feeling lonely? Not a problem there's always a lady or a guy nearby that passes these little pictures with phone numbers on them that you could call. Overall a neat park to stop by and take pictures at. I recommend coming here at night to enjoy the lights.

Must see when in Vegas! During the day or night. It's a part of the MGM properties - Lots of places to get your grub and alcohol on. Picture perfect photo ops with giant sculptures, art and the famous water feature walls -at night it's lit up and colored. also for venues/ concerts and just a place to enjoy as a park! Great place to absorb the scenery. You would never know it's here unless you ventured in passed the famous Park letters. It's a little/big place to get away from the Vegas hype-if you needed a quick break from the city that never sleeps!

An upscale food court with *Fingers Crossed* a professional hockey or basketball team playing a mere 100 yards away. Parking so far was pretty easy, definitely come in from Frank Sinatra and go up the parking ramp just south of the Arena. From there you can either go through the NYNY and enter on Las Vegas Blvd., or walk down the stairs of the parking structure and walk across Park Ave. to access The Park from the west end, near the main arena entrance. Basic, but tasty food options all line the street and point you in the direction of the T-Mobile arena. I suggest getting a beer at Beerhaus and a bite at Bruxie before entering the arena to save a few dollars. Beer and waffles = :) Excited? Yes! Vegas really needed something a little different than the normal boutique celebrity restaurants, the second-hand smoke clouds and fanny packs that tend to adorn the Strip. Will it better or equal to Staples? We shall see.

On April 4th, 2016; the Park debuted on the Las Vegas Strip. The Park is a 2-acre shady oasis joining NY-NY, T-Mobile Arena, and Monte Carlo that will soon be rebranded and renamed in June (https://m.lasvegassun.com/vegasdeluxe/2016/jan/04/monte-carlo-rebranding-draws-celebrity-chiefs-stri/ ). After months of watching the progress on the Park and T-Mobile Arena project, I finally got to expore it yesterday. When I visited the Park, it was an incomplete Park. At the time of my walk in the park, its northern border at the transitioning Monte Carlo was a construction site. Hammering was the soundtrack noise and will remain so until the Monte Carlo project is complete. Once the construction is done and the Monte Carlo is renamed and rebranded, the Park will be the soundtrack of chirping birds. The Park is the Gateway to the T-Mobile Arena. It is a pedestrian space similar to the Linq. The difference is that one connects to a ferris wheel and the other to a 20,000 seat arena. The Park captures the architecture of the Arena from the distant vista at the Las Vegas Strip entrance to the close-up at end of the park. The Park also captures the architecture of New York City. When I glanced up toward the cotton candy clouds the Empire State Building and New York skyline towered above. Near the T-Mobile Arena end of the Park, the gardens of prickly pear and bravertail cacti make a nice garden spot to sit in the shade and take in New York City. This is a visual extension of NY-NY. The 2-acre oasis resembles a New York City plaza more than Central Park. The T-Mobile Arena reminds me of Madison Square Garden. The Monte Carlo could be any ordinary high rise in New York City. It is fitting that they renamed Monte Carlo Drive to Park Avenue. Inside the Park, the cement plaza is interspersed with around 75 trees, xeoroscaped gardens, shade structures, tables, and water structures. Public art also adorns the landscape. The landmark is the Bliss Dance sculpture, which is a towering woman in the nude. This is the prime picture taking spot in the Park. The Bliss Dance stands in the shadow of the T-Mobile Arena. There are a couple of restaurants and zero shops adorning the Park. There is no comparison to what the Linq offers. All the restaurants are on the NY-NY side. Currently on the Monte Carlo side there is Park Avenue and the construction site. As soon as I stepped off the Strip into the Park, there was Shake Shack. As I walked deeper, my eyes took in Brixie Chicken & Waffles, Beer haus, California Pizza Kitchen, Sake Rak, and additional entrance to NY-NY. For the record, Beer haus has the honor of being the first beer hall on the Las Vegas Strip. As far as atmosphere, MGM the owner of the Park is adamant about keeping it clean. The con artists, beggars, costume characters, and riff raff are unwelcome. I noticed a lot of alert security guards patrolling the grounds. I am optimistic that this is going to be a safe resting place. The Park came at the end of the era. At the time of this writing the neighboring NY-NY and Monte Carlo (until June) are charging to park. The latest I hear is that on T-Mobile event nights from 4 to 11 it is $20 to park and there is an online discount that brings it to $10. The joke is that this is the (Pay to) Park. Just like the Las Vegas Strip, the Park is in a state of transition. In this incomplete state where the Monte Carlo side is a construction site, I Park a three star rating on the newest attraction adorning the Las Vegas Strip.

The new Park area is beautiful and makes you feel like you aren't basically 200 yards from the craziness of the LV Strip. Trees, sculptures and all new restaurants (CPK, Shake Shack, Beer Haus to name a few) just outside from the T-Mobile arena is wonderful. The place has a great vibe to it and will be even better once all the construction across the street is completed. Check out the huge "dancing bliss" sculpture of a nude woman dancing... It is made completely out of steel mesh and wire and is just stunning from far away or up close! Take some time away from the regular Vegas broo ha ha and come check this place out!

Love this area of Vegas. So many places to eat and shop. Love the outdoor area as well just to chill and people watch with a yummy bite and sip a cocktail. Really enjoyed how they transformed this area for Vegas Uncorkd into a outdoor wonderland.

The park is a really cool spot to hang out with friends. It's a nice park like sitting without grass. Lots of trees and fun out door games to play. They play music through out the area and at times have live music, or have TVs set up and you can watch the big game that's on. It's a great change of pace from being inside the hotels. It's Next to many restaurants where you can order food and drinks. They also have vender booths where you can order from as well.

A real park on the Las Vegas Strip! Well worth the visit. Cool water sculptures await you and are a sight to see. Unique art and new eateries surround the perimeter. You can get here by walking if not staying at MGM Properties. I suggest visiting later in the afternoon especially during the summer time. It's free to get in, to stay and play. If you're in the mood to sip on a few beers or grab a quick bite, you can do it here. I feel this was MGM Company's attempt to compete with Caesars's Quad and High Roller attractions. It's smaller but much easier to get to. I see it being a meeting place for large groups before or after visiting the new TMobile Arena. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes as you'll want to see everything that's here.

When they started The Park in 2014 it was an innovative idea by MGM to transform what was large parking lots into the T-Mobile arena and transform the surrounding walking path area to make it something new and completely adorable. I am the first to admit that it is the most beautiful walking path/open park area I have seen in quite a while, all the new surrounding restaurants , the art work , the lighting, lush landscaping , the waterfalls, it is gorgeous. The area is not large enough to hold the amount of traffic that is generated when events are happening. The parking to get into the Park is a tragic nightmare. I really like the live music at The Park but for me it is a little too loud and the foot traffic getting through the park during hi-volume times is Migraine-Inducing . The Park Is Very Nice but Way--Way--Way too Small to accommodate the tens of thousands that come in for an event, and when a Dual-Event is happening ie an event at T-Mobile Arena & Also a Event & The Park Theater the Park turns into a crazy place. I like it, but it's just a little transformed corner of a much larger city , MGM did a great job, but don't give it too much credit, it's just one many great spots in Las Vegas.

Yelpers this little niche @New York New York hotel called The Park... if ever you have the opportunity to stop through and check it out, I suggest you do. A couple of things brought me here. I wanted to see the giant statue of Bliss Dance but I also wanted to experience HELLO KITTY CAFE... I don't believe I did a check in for Hello Kitty Cafe separately but it's a must try. The peach and mango iced teas are to die for. Tasted like I made it at home. I was able to purchase a few cool Vegas souvenirs and enjoy a sugar cookie. This chill area was an awesome prequel to The New York New York Hotel. It was an extremely hot day but the water walls and the breeze provided a pretty chill place to cool off and rest during the stroll of the strip. The pictures don't do it justice but I will attach them anyway. It's beautiful here at night and I didn't make it back to snap pictures but I will next time as this is a definite must stop on my list...

I thought this was just a strip of park from the LV strip to T-Mobile arena but on game nights it's something else! All the usual things are at the Park, like a strip of restaurants, a water wall, some games but on LV Knights game nights it becomes something better! They show the game on a wall just outside the T-Mobile Arena entrance and there are a bunch of food trucks, beer carts and hockey related games setup outside so that people can enjoy the game in the park. It's a fantastic setup and something that they can only do somewhere warm because this would suck in most Canadian arenas, especially in January!

Wandered around NYNY and Monte Carlo - all around the new T Mobile arena park area. It is a great area to hang out and people watch, grab a bite to eat and just chill. Best time to go(esp in summer) is evening. Hope to attend a game at the arena or a concert at the Park concert hall soon. There are some cool art pieces(see pic). As you can see, I really tried to cover up my female friend but only succeeded marginally!!!!

My wife and I absolutely love The Park. The waterfall walls are both aesthetically pleasing and physically cooling at the same time. Located between New York, New York and the coming Park MGM casinos and in front of T-Mobile Arena, the Park provides a nice calming break from the Las Vegas Strip. Great for giving your feet a break - plenty of seating. Always something to see whether it is new art or just people watching.

This is an incredible part of the strip that feels like something of a getaway. There are lots of restaurants and bars along the Park as well as a handful of shops and bars. It also grants you access to the New York New York "campus" and the T-Mobile Arena. The rock waterwalls are my favorite as walking through them is such a tranquil experience! Highly recommended if you're exploring the strip.

Working on the famous Las Vegas Blvd a.k.a The Strip automatically makes you an unofficial ambassador to the city because you'll get tons of questions. For instance, The Park.....what's that? Is the first reaction I get when I direct people to the T-Mobile Arena. They instantly tell me there is a, "Park on the Strip!" Well party true, but more of a Public Square like Union Square in San Francisco or in Manhattan. Your not gonna find alot of open green spaces but alot of tree's and shades structures. The cool thing about this place is that they have a variety of tables, chairs, benches and Public art scattered throughout the grounds. It's a cool place to hangout with friends and family before and/or after an event at the T-Mobile Arena. I like the fact that they incorporated more Restaraunts/Bars. Since we already have tons of shopping places on the Strip, I'm glad The Park decided to add more outdoor dining.

This is a entertainment venue with an outside stage next to the T-Mobile Center. There are restaurants located in the area (Bruxie, Beerhaus, a sushi joint to name a few). I came in a Wednesday night and had some beers at Beerhaus. There was a 80s cover band playing outside on stage for free. Think they were named The A-list. They were singing Journey cover songs and we're pretty on point. Pretty cool spot.

My first visit here with friends and I enjoyed the Akimatsuri Festival! So much to see and eat, and I enjoyed the open-air environment. Weather was perfect with no winds and mild weather. Now I know where The Park is and where to park my car! Looking forward to the next festivity here!

Hello everyone! So my family and I stayed here when we visited Vegas. My wife and I love this hotel even when it was the Monte Carlo but man this new remodel looks great. I love the refreshing new look and how Eataly is attached. The prices have actually been decent as well. I was expecting a huge raise in the piece because of the new look and stadium but it is still reasonable in my opinion. If your looking for something pretty affordable and in a good spot with a free tram that's attached that links up with the Aria crystals and Bellagio then give this place a try! Have fun!

This place is great lots of food & drink choices. There is plenty of outdoor seating and entertainment. They have now changed the name and added lots more restaurants and an awesome speak easy "Off the Record"

Newer outdoor plaza, filled with restaurants/bars. Plenty of seating next to fountains and heating lamps. Beautiful tile work on their walkway with a fountain wall. Walking distance from t mobile, New York New York and the new park arena.

I've been to Vegas a few times before I moved here, and I must say I absolutely love this new addition. It's super pretty, and a nice background for pictures. It's perfect for a stroll with your date or friends, as you can take a break from the hustle and bustle of the strip. It would also work as a good meeting spot. It's basically like a city square/small public open space. There's benches and tables to hangout and sit, and some public art to admire. There are also tons of nearby restaurants. I can't wait to check it out during the holidays!

Overall, I instantly love what this place has brought to the strip. With the arena behind and a walk through the park...I was completely feeling the vibe. I imagined hanging out with my husband when it's dark enjoying some alcoholic beverage and straight kicking it. My 15 year old self emerged as I seriously just typed straight kicking it. Lol. Lots of tables to chill around, a couple of restaurants have outdoor seating, there's this walkway where the walls are fountains that our children could not resist running their HANDS through as they ran up and down. If your children are children and you allow them to be...bring extra clothes! You can only yell and warn so many times, so save yourself the stress. We hung around for a bit, indulging in some treats from the Hershey store and Shake Shack. The weather was pretty nice from this angle. Lots of shaded seating and it had a nice welcome vibe. I didn't feel that Las Vegas Strip vibe since it's pathway isn't facing the LV Boulevard. Not to mention admiring the view of our new TMOBILE arena from there...made me feel like we are becoming a legit state. Hahahha. Security were clearly seen and actively patrolling, so thank you security! Hate when I see security standing under a shade...just standing...and standing....and standing...shift weight to.the other side...and stand. It's a great hangout spot, I believe, for both locals and tourists. I didn't get to look at every restaurant's menu, but Bruxies, Shake Shack, and California Pizza Kitchen would be your best option for family friendly eating. Love the big statue they have at the end of it (if you're coming from the boulevard). Kinda reminds me of the heisman trophy pose. I highly recommend locals and tourists to take a walk around. I truly love how everything has been built along New York New York, which is why we bring the kids there. It's our typical go-to area if we want to take the kids out to the strip annnnd it's conveniently located right off the 15. Definitely kid and stroller friendly! If you park at NY NY or even the MGM...scan your NV license at the ticket whatchamacallit (11 year old self kicked on) for free parking. Non-residents...sorry, MGM resorts now charge parking fees. Enjoy!

Awesome place to relax and have some fun at the same time. If not only for the pastries over at hello kitty cafe i would go to shake shack and try their burgers. The ambience was pretty chill. I love it here! Less crowded compare to the one at the linq!

Stopped here last night for an up close view of the new T Mobile Arena's Inaugural 4th of July Fireworks! The space is open with lots of standing room. Nice landscaping and some table & chair seating with misters sporadically placed to help cool you off. The design of the planters are odd shaped and should have been squared off for use as additional seating. Overall I think that it's a nice addition to the strip for a place to stop and relax. Very close to several eateries.

Pretty park perfect for an evening stroll. Places around to eat or drink. The lights looks great.

Great outdoor venue. Came here to watch the School of Rock do some performances with children and adults very cool time. They have plenty of space and seating to come and enjoy. Adjacent to Sake Rok, California Pizza Kitchen and some other restaurants. We really enjoyed ourselves here.

I love the concept of having an open air park as a get away space between the concrete buildings. The Park was built as a way to do something with the concrete area that sat between the Arena, New York New York, and The Park MGM. I was sadly let down. The Park consists of a few trees, some tables, and a lot of mosaic tile/concrete. No green grass area, no trails to walk, no shade, and no dog friendly area. And the worst is there is a huge road that you have to cross to get to the Park from The Park MGM hotel. Hopefully this will all change. It would be nice if the tables were wood or plastic, as metal chairs in 100 degree weather is not ok. Currently there are some public bean bag games. I hope they add more public games. They also have security. The biggest reason to go here is to visit one of the great restaurants next to the park as part of NY NY or to see the Bliss statue.

Great place to walk, take your dogs too! Great place for venues too! Check it out. Great way to get your cardio done

Just a bunch of waterfalls sculptures bars and restaurants. This area leads to the T-Mobile arena in the back