Since the days of Bugsy Siegel, Las Vegas has attracted revelers looking for the freedom to gamble, pay for sex (if you’re not famous) and, of late, dine in ostentatious “gourmet” establishments promoting their celebrity chefs. Now another freedom is threatened. Free parking is going the way of the free buffet.
“Even the mob didn’t dream of charging people for parking on the Strip.”
— Steve Sebelius, Las Vegas Review-Journal
