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The Casino is operated by Genting New York LLC d/b/a Resorts World Casino New York City, a member of the Genting Group, a group of companies founded in 1965, operating destination resorts in Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, the Bahamas, the United States and all four oceans through its Star Cruises and Crystal Cruises. New York City has a couple of hotels that offer free parking. If you are staying at Comfort Inn Sunset Park or Hotel Cliff for a few nights, take advantage of the free parking. Then use public transportation to get around the city to see the sights. For more information on those hotels with free parking, click here.
For these resorts - MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Delano, Park MGM, NoMad, Mirage, New York-New York, Luxor and Excalibur - the valet parking fee is $16 for the first 2 hours (no grace period), $18 for over 2 to 4 hours and $24 for over 4 to 24 hours. For vehicles that are valet parked at these resorts over 24 hours, there is an additional valet.
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Not very neighborly. Do not give them any business.
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An update on the Seneca Niagara Casino and Hotel
We are staying here tonight, 9/24/2009. Our printed directory, Jane Kenny's excellent 'Casino Camping - Guide to RV-Friendly Casinos - 4th Edition' indicated parking was available here and provided directions.
Those directions included getting off US-190 North at exit 21 onto the Robert Moses Parkway. Signs indicated that the road was closed to commercial traffic, but there were no height warnings, until we were already well committed on a corkscrew ramp, where a sign warned of 12'0' clearance.. We stopped on the shoulder and called the State Police for help. When the officer arrived, he asked how tall our rig was -- 13'0' -- and informed us that we would clear the overpass if we stayed in the left lane, and that semi-trailers routinely clear it at 13'6'. He did a traffic block behind us and we did clear the overpass with inches to spare. Bottom line, it is no problem for rigs 13' or under, just stay left.
Kenny states the RV parking is in the self-park lot off Falls Street, however this is out of date, The casino now wants RVs to park in the oversize lot, normally used by tour buses, at the northeast corner of the property. Access is from Niagara Street at the corner of John B. Day. Here is the Google Maps view:
http://maps.google.com/?t=h&q=43.08798,-79.05331
There is one other rig with us here tonight, and at this writing several tour buses are in the lot as well.
On May 4, 2007 we went to Seneca Casino in Niagara Falls, New York. Although the security guard said that it was okay to park your RV in the back parking lot near the back fence, I wouldn't trust it. There was not enough room and it didn't look too safe to me.