Strip casino operator seeks approval for new type of gaming salon
By Richard N. Velotta
Published on March 11, 2026.
A new gaming salon at Park MGM is being proposed for the Strip, offering a unique opportunity to record casino play. The salon will be available after games and concerts for those who wish to record their casino play, unlike other salons where high-profile individuals can gamble. The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously recommended approval of the salon. MGM representatives believe the salon's location near T-Mobile Arena is important due to its proximity to the arena and its popularity with events at T-Mo. The public entry to the salon would be required to be filmed and sign consent forms allowing for filming bystanders. The recommendation will be considered for final approval by the Nevada Gaming Commission on March 26.
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