Las Vegas Nightclubs

Nightclubs and Vegas have a long history together. Nowadays, the competitive market for your entertainment spending produces among the best designed and managed nightclubs in the world. Spend some time with us as we detail Hakkasan at the MGM Grand, Marquee at the Cosmopolitan, KAOS at the Palm, On The Record at the Park MGM, and XS at the Wynn Resort.

Some nightclubs have restaurants and dayclubs. The dayclubs have pools, and can also host special events at night making them day nightclubs? Or night dayclubs?

The one things that we always hear about for an upgraded experience is bottle service (which requires a reserved table). Typically, this gives you a reserved table for your exclusive use, and complimentary soft drinks, juices, and mixers for the bottles that you order. Staff including waitresses, bussers, and security are dedicated to your section to better ensure you have an enjoyable night.

At dayclubs, you can reserve a private cabana with offerings similar to a nightclub table but different according to the context of the outdoor dayclub experience.

Dress Code

In general, adhering to proper dress code is required for admittance into a Vegas nightclub, especially for men. To avoid any problems getting into the club it is recommended that men wear nice pants or jeans, a collared shirt or sport coat, and dress shoes. Please avoid shorts, sandals, hats, and athletic attire.

If you are not sure if your clothes will pass the dress code play it safe and dress nice.

Of course, for admittance into dayclubs, in general pool attire is adequate. However, it is very likely that no basketball shorts, team jerseys, baseball caps, robes or tank tops will be allowed in the venue.