There are many nightclubs in Las Vegas, just about one for every taste. Many of these nightclubs have cover charges and dress codes. Getting in can sometimes be a real hassle, but there are brokers that can get you to the head of the lines with VIP Passes.
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VIP Packages
A VIP package or a club pass can get you into some of the hottest Vegas clubs. It can be costly, but you may find that it's worth it. You can often get walked right in, without waiting in line. You get a guaranteed table, wherever you may want, close to the dance floor and the action or off in a more private location. Some VIP packages include champagne or other beverages. Some packages also include limousine service to and from the club. You can also talk to your hotel concierge about getting into some of the hottest clubs.
In addition to the conventional nightclubs, there are also many hotels and places in Las Vegas that have pool parties. Here too, you can get a special VIP package. This will get you admission without waiting behind the velvet rope. You can also, depending on the package, get beverages, preferred seating, or even a cabana.
Las Vegas Nightclubs
VIP clubbing can mean no cover and no waiting in line, but it will cost you in advance. And the price can be higher than some of the Cirque du Soleil shows. But you may find it well worth it. Here are a few of the clubs. Asia is located in Planet Hollywood. It is a restaurant until 11pm when it turns into a dance club. Body English in located in the Hard Rock Hotel off the Strip. Eye Candy is at Mandalay Bay. It rents tables, so call ahead and get treated like a VIP. It also has high tech cameras that you can use from your table to look at people in the club. Sometimes, at clubs, people watching is better than any Vegas show. Remember however, they can also look at you. There are many bars and nightclubs in the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Mandalay Bay is also home to Foundation Room. A private club for most of the week it opens to the public only on Mondays. It's on the 43rd floor with a great view. Jet is at Mirage and has three rooms, three dance floors and three separate sound systems. Lavo Nightclub is located at the new Palazzo Resort next to the Venetian. It starts the night as a restaurant and transforms into a club as the night progresses. The out side balcony has a nice view of the Strip. LAX Nightclub at Luxor is huge, some 26,000 square feet with a stage. There are also VIP rooms on the second floor. Mix Lounge is located at the top of THEHotel at Mandalay Bay. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows provide an amazing view of the Strip. Be sure to check out the view from the restrooms, floor to ceiling windows there too. Mix opens at 5pm, there's no cover charge until 10pm.
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There are many other nightclubs in Vegas for those on a Vegas vacation. Moon is located in the Palms, which is off the Strip. You go through the Playboy Club to reach Moon. Pure in Caesars Palace is a two-story club with three bars on the first floor. It also has bed-style seating around the dance floor. Rain is also in the Palms, it is almost a show in itself with multiple special effects. The folks from Cirque du Soleil designed Revolution at the Mirage. Studio 54 at MGM Grand takes the best from the 70's era club in New York and updates with a new Vegas style. Look for the dancers, wall walkers, bungee jumpers and acrobats. Tao is modeled after another New York City Club. Locate at the Venetian it brings a sense of formality. Most people dress in business attire here. The Bank at Bellagio is 6,600 square feet of style and class. The dance floor is glass enclosed and surrounded by tiers of tables. Triq is part of a 33,000 square foot complex at Planet Hollywood that also has a theatre for magician Steve Wyrick. Tryst, at Wynn, is highlighted by a ninety-foot waterfall. It is a 12,000 square foot club on a lower level. Some of the other clubs around Las Vegas are Blush at Wynn, Cathouse at Luxor, Christian Audigier at Treasure Island, Jet at the Mirage, ND's Fuego at the Rio, Poetry at The Forum Shops at Caesars, Risque at Paris, Tabu at MGM Grand and VooDoo Lounge at the Rio.
You don't have to hit a dance club to enjoy the night in Las Vegas. maybe you've just had your very own Vegas wedding and are looking to celebrate. There are many bars and lounges where things are a little more sedate but still romantic. Places such as Paris Bar, which is at the middle level of the Eiffel Tower at Paris. It has a great view of the water show at Bellagio across the street. And speaking of Bellagio, just at the edge of the lobby is the Petrossian Bar. They often have a piano player playing requests. There are also many sports bars where you can catch some NFL football or NBA basketball while you take in all the other action going on around you.
