Park MGM Rolls Out Golden Knights Game Day Deals for Nevada Locals

Park MGM Golden Knights Game Day Deals, Venue by Venue

The resort rolled out four participating spots. Each one runs its own hours, so the “puck drop to the final buzzer” framing in the announcement is looser than the actual fine print. Plan around the specific times below.

Primrose Lobby Bar has the earliest window: $15 bites, $10 spirits, $8 wines and $6 beers from 2 to 7 p.m. This is the pregame play. If you get off work early or you’re making a full afternoon of it, start here.

Eataly Bar runs an Aperitivo Happy Hour with $16 spritzes, $12 wines and $8 lagers. Pizza and pasta specials are available all day. The resort didn’t list happy hour times, so ask at the bar before you order the second round. Eataly’s all-day food specials make it the strongest option if your group wants a real meal before heading over and not just bar snacks.

The Reserve Bar offers buy-one, get-one on select cocktails from 4 p.m. to close. That makes it the most useful stop on both sides of the game.

BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar pours select beers and New Amsterdam Vodka for $5 from 4 p.m. through close. That’s the lowest drink price on the list by a wide margin. It’s also the spot for anyone in your group who’s watching on the sportsbook screens instead of from a seat in the building.

The Knightcap: A $17.77 Postgame Combo

The most interesting item on the list arrives after the final horn. The Reserve Bar’s Knightcap is a $17.77 combo with buttermilk fried chicken tenders, a Reserve Burger and truffle fries.

Order it and you also get a 20% discount at The Library for a future visit. The Library is Park MGM’s cocktail and dining spot. That’s a decent hook for locals who’d come back on a non-hockey night.

I like this one for a practical reason. Arena exits are the worst part of any big night on this end of the Strip. Twenty thousand people pour out at once, and the rideshare pickup turns into a waiting room. Sitting down for a burger and tenders gives the crowd time to thin. By the time you’re done, getting a car is a lot less painful.

Getting From Park MGM to T-Mobile Arena

This is where the deal makes geographic sense. Park MGM sits next to The Park, the outdoor dining and entertainment strip that leads to T-Mobile Arena. Ashley Pieniazek, Park MGM’s Director of Brand Marketing, pitched the location directly.

“Located just steps from T-Mobile Arena, Park MGM is a convenient destination for fans to gather and celebrate on game days,” Pieniazek said. “With a diverse mix of restaurants and bars in one location, fans can connect before heading to the arena and keep the energy going after the game.”

She’s right about the walk. You don’t need a car between the bar and your section, so the only drive is the one to the resort. If you can skip that too, skip it.

My standing plan for a group from out past Summerlin is one car to Park MGM, drinks and food there, then the walk through The Park. Afterward we eat at the resort instead of joining the exit scrum.

Park MGM’s announcement doesn’t cover arena gate times or bag rules. Check those directly with T-Mobile Arena before you leave the house.

Build Your Game Day Around the Clock

Here’s how the hours stack up for a typical home date, using only the windows Park MGM published:

• 2 p.m.: Primrose Lobby Bar specials start ($6 beers, $15 bites).

• 4 p.m.: The Reserve Bar BOGO cocktails and BetMGM $5 drinks kick in.

• Before 7 p.m.: Last call on Primrose pricing.

• Postgame: The Knightcap at The Reserve Bar, then BOGO cocktails until close.

Eataly’s pizza and pasta specials cover you whenever you get hungry.

Confirm the home schedule on the Vegas Golden Knights site. The specials apply only on home game days.

Who Should Use This, and Who Can't

These offers are for Nevada residents only. The announcement ties every special to a valid Nevada ID, so a group of visitors in for a weekend game won’t get these prices. Mixed groups should send the local to the bar.

For locals with season tickets or a habit of grabbing a few games a year, this is a real money saver. That’s especially true at BetMGM and The Reserve Bar, where the evening hours line up with a typical home start.

The Primrose window helps mainly on weekends and early starts. On a weeknight game, most people with day jobs won’t get there before 7 p.m.

Park MGM is also smoke-free. That’s a bigger deal than it sounds when you’re bringing a friend who usually avoids casino bars.

More details are on the Park MGM website, or call 888-529-4828.