T-Mobile Arena

• Driving & Parking
  If driving, the Park MGM and New York-New York garages are the closest paid parking options. Free self-parking is increasingly rare on the Strip but available at some off-Strip casinos with a shuttle or short rideshare.
• Public Transit
  Walking is the primary mode of arrival. I you're staying on the Strip between Mandalay Bay and The Venetian, the arena is accessible on foot. Expect a 10–25-minute walk depending on your hotel
  • Las Vegas Monorail
    The Las Vegas Monorail runs along the east side of the Strip with stops at MGM Grand (closest), Horseshoe/Paris Las Vegas Station, and other resorts; from the MGM Grand station, it's about a 10-minute walk through the casino to the arena.
  • RTC bus routes
    The Deuce route runs the length of the Strip with stops near the arena. Game Day Express bus service, which runs direct round-trips from various suburban valley locations to T-Mobile Arena on game days.
• Rideshare
  Uber/Rideshare drop-offs are handled via the ground level of the New York-New York garage, and pickups require walking over to the designated zones at New York-New York or Park MGM.

The Las Vegas Strip is the pregame. Lined with celebrity chef restaurants at every resort, from Gordon Ramsay to José Andrés. Within a 15-minute walk of T-Mobile Arena, you have access to more bars, restaurants, and entertainment options than any other arena location in professional sports.

Bars & Restaurants

• Beerhaus
  A beer hall and sausage house inside outdoor plaza, directly adjacent to the arena; communal tables, yard beers, and a party atmosphere make it the default pregame spot for Golden Knights fans
• Tom's Watch Bar
  A massive sports bar in the New York-New York complex with screens everywhere and a full menu steps from the arena entrance
• Nine Fine Irishmen
  An authentic Irish pub inside New York-New York with live music, Guinness on draft, and a warm, rowdy atmosphere perfect for pregame pints
• Blondies Sports Bar & Grill
  A high-energy sports bar inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, about a 10 minute walk up the Strip big screens and a college-bar vibe
• BrewDog Las Vegas
  The craft beer chain's Strip-adjacent taproom with a deep selection of IPAs, stouts, and small-batch brews a more beer-focused pregame option
• Tacos El Gordo
  No-frills Mexican counter-serve joint featuring Tijuana tacos, mulas, loaded fries & more.

Neighborhood Attractions

• The Park
  The outdoor plaza connecting T-Mobile Arena to the Strip — a landscaped, pedestrian-friendly space with public art, shade structures, restaurants, and bars that transforms into a massive tailgate atmosphere on game nights; the pregame energy here rivals anything in the NHL
• Fountains of Bellagio
  The iconic choreographed water show on the lake in front of the Bellagio, about a 10-minute walk north; free and spectacular, especially at night.
• High Roller
  The 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ offers panoramic views of the Strip and surrounding valley; evening rides provide a stunning perspective before heading to the arena.
• Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas
  The iconic neon sign at the south end of the Strip is a must-photograph landmark for first-time visitors; it's a couple miles south of the arena but a quick rideshare.
• Pinball Hall of Fame
  A quirky, nonprofit museum packed with hundreds of playable vintage pinball machines, now located on the Strip south of Mandalay Bay; a fun and unexpected diversion.
• Sphere
  The massive spherical venue near The Venetian that has redefined live entertainment with its immersive LED exterior and interior screen; even if you don't attend a show, the exterior displays are a spectacle worth seeing from the Strip.

• Stanley Cup Champions Banner
  The crown jewel of the arena’s rafters. It features the iconic Golden Knights logo alongside 2023 Stanley Cup Champions.
  • Conference & Division Banners
    Western Conference Championships 2017 and 2022 and their growing collection of Pacific Division Championships.
• The Vegas Strong 58 Banner
  Hanging prominently next to the hockey achievements is the permanent "Vegas Strong" banner. It features 58 golden stars surrounding the Vegas Strong logo, permanently retiring the number 58 in honor of the 58 victims who lost their lives in the October 1, 2017, mass shooting just prior to the team's inaugural home opener.
• Bliss Dance Statue
  Located in The Park pedestrian plaza directly leading to the arena’s front doors, this breathtaking 40-foot-tall sculpture of a dancing woman by artist Marco Cochrane is a permanent landmark. At night, it illuminates with thousands of colored LED lights, acting as the primary photo-op backdrop for fans arriving at the game.
• The Mesh See-Through LED Exterior Wall
  While not a traditional stone monument, the architecture itself acts as a massive historical monument on game days. The front facade of the arena features a 9,000-square-foot trapezoidal LED video wall. It is custom-engineered so fans inside the building can look through it out onto the Strip, while the outside displays massive, towering historical packages, live fan cams, and pregame hype videos before puck drop.
• The Vegas Golden Knights Authentics & Display Areas
  Located on the main concourse, dedicated retail and display footprints serve as an evolving museum of the franchise. It houses game-worn gear, rotating historical artifacts from the 2017 Golden Misfits inaugural run, and memorabilia celebrating the 2023 Cup victory.
• Pinball Hall of Fame
  — a quirky, nonprofit museum packed with hundreds of playable vintage pinball machines, now located on the Strip south of Mandalay Bay; a fun and unexpected diversion

• The Tower Club
  Perched on the highest architectural tier the 7th level directly overhanging the arena bowl, this massive 18,000-square-foot luxury entertainment space offers a high-end nightlife vibe mixed with live sports.
  • The Stella Artois Lounge
    Situated on the west side of the Tower Club level, offering an open, upscale viewing lounge environment.
  • The Tower Club East Loft
    An exclusive event space on the east side of the tower tier, primarily accessible to bunker suite guests or via strict, specialized VIP invitation/wristband access.
• Bunker Suites
  These are the most exclusive tickets in the venue. Guests hang out in ultra-luxurious, windowless private underground lounges featuring premium bars and high-end catering. Holders of these tickets grant access to the ultra-premium Louis XIII Lounge and the East Event Level Lounge.
• Center Ice Club Seats & Premium Lounges
  Positioned perfectly in the center-ice sections of the lower bowl primarily sections 7–11 and 17–20, these tickets provide the premier hockey-viewing angles in the stadium. Exclusive Lounge Access: Ticket holders in these sections gain access to two upscale, chic private concourse lounges tucked away from the general public.
  • The GHOST Lounge
    Located on the east side of the main concourse, providing a sleek lounge atmosphere, signature craft cocktails, and gourmet food.
  • The Bud Light Lounge
    Desert By Night: Located on the west side of the main concourse, offering an upscale culinary experience and an exclusive bar retreat.
• The Goose Island Lounge
  Suite holders also possess exclusive access to walk out of their private rooms and visit this premium lounge located on the north side of the Suite Level.
• The Knight’s Watch "The Fortress"
  While not a luxury section, this is the most famous specialty section in the arena. Located in the upper deck, this designated zone is the home of the team's most die-hard, organized fans. It acts as the heartbeat of The Fortress, driving the deafeningly loud atmosphere, coordinated crowd chants, and sign-waving that make a game in Vegas notoriously difficult for opposing NHL teams.

• Shake Shack
  Section 20 & 115: The widely popular modern-day roadside burger stand. It serves its signature 100% all-natural Angus beef ShackBurgers, crinkle-cut fries, hot dogs, and hand-spun milkshakes.
• Fuku Chicken
  Section 10 & 215: Created by celebrity chef David Chang, this fan-favorite brings a premium spicy kick to the arena. It offers ultra-crispy, habanero-brined fried chicken sandwiches, chicken tenders, giant chicken popcorn, and oversized pretzels.
• BBQ Mexicana / Pacha Mama
  Section 19: Crafted by celebrated Chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger of Border Grill fame, this stand elevates stadium Mexican food with upscale burritos, bowls, avocado corn crunch salads, and seasonal ceviche.
• Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop
  Section 12: A legendary Las Vegas staple famous for its award-winning sub sandwiches. Fans flock here specifically for The Bobbie. Their signature sub loaded with slow-roasted, hand-pulled turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and mayo.
• The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill
  Section 20: A modern, fresh Mediterranean outpost providing a healthy and flavorful alternative to heavy arena fare. They serve classic gyros, savory skewered meats, fresh Greek salads, and tzatziki.
• Pizza Piena & Paradise Pizza
  Section 11, 208, 221: The arena’s dedicated Italian spots serving massive gourmet slices, strombolis, fresh calzones, and classic Caesar salads.
• Home Rice Advantage
  Section 9: Fulfilling the Asian-inspired bowls noted in the guide, this spot serves quick, savory Teriyaki chicken and beef rice bowls loaded with fresh vegetables.
• Freed’s Bakery
  Section 16: An iconic Las Vegas dessert institution voted Best of Las Vegas for over three decades. They serve decadent made-from-scratch cookies, pastries, cupcakes, and seasonal sweets.
• Desert Smokehouse BBQ
  Section 208: Located in the upper bowl, serving loaded barbecue pulled pork potatoes, hot links, and BBQ Philly cheesesteaks.
• 702 Cantina
  Section 209: A heavy-hitting local spot featuring fully customizable, loaded chipotle bowls built on a base of cilantro-lime rice or crunchy tortilla chips.
• Nacho Spot
  Section 221: Specializing entirely in massive, shareable helmet nachos piled high with hot cheese, carne asada, or chicken fajita toppings.