20+
Nightclubs & Lounges
$1M+
DJ Residency Deals
4AM
Typical Last Call
21+
Age to Enter
Megaclubs & Residencies
Omnia
Caesars Palace · Signature Chandelier
A 75,000-square-foot temple to dance music, anchored by a massive kinetic chandelier centerpiece over the main room. Regularly hosts some of the biggest names in EDM and hip-hop. The rooftop terrace offers a quieter, open-air alternative to the main floor.
Hakkasan
MGM Grand · 5-Story Venue
By day, Hakkasan is an upscale Cantonese restaurant. By night, it transforms into a five-level nightclub with its own mezzanine, teppanyaki room, and a main dance floor that has hosted some of the highest-grossing DJ residencies in the world.
XS
Encore · Poolside by Day, Club by Night
One of the highest-grossing nightclubs in the country, built around an open-air pool and patio that anchors the dance floor. The gilded, symmetrical design is instantly recognizable, and the outdoor layout keeps the energy going well past 3 AM.
Marquee
The Cosmopolitan · Dayclub & Nightclub
A two-story nightclub connected to the Boulevard Pool dayclub, so the party can run from noon straight into the early morning. The main room, dome, and grand terrace each have their own distinct vibe under one roof.
Zouk
Resorts World · Newest Megaclub
The Strip's newest large-scale nightclub, transplanted from its famous Singapore original. A state-of-the-art sound system and an international DJ roster have made it a fast favorite among Strip regulars and touring artists alike.
Tao
The Venetian · Asian-Inspired Icon
One of the longest-running nightlife institutions on the Strip, built around a giant Buddha statue overlooking a koi-filled pool. Tao pairs its restaurant and nightclub in one space, giving it a distinct, theatrical atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the city.
Rooftop Bars & Lounges
Foundation Room
Mandalay Bay
A gothic-chic lounge tucked at the top of Mandalay Bay with panoramic Strip and desert views. The ornate, salvaged-antique decor feels worlds away from the casino floor below.
Chandelier
The Cosmopolitan
A three-story bar built inside a two-million-crystal chandelier structure at the heart of the Cosmopolitan. Each level has its own drink menu and distinct mood, from sleek and modern to dark and speakeasy.
Skyfall Lounge
Delano · 64th Floor
Perched near the top of the Delano tower, this is one of the highest and most sweeping views of the Strip skyline available at any bar in the city. Best enjoyed at sunset with a craft cocktail in hand.
Apex Social Club
Palms · 56th Floor
A sceney, high-rise lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows and some of the best DJ-driven sunset sessions on the west side of the Strip. A favorite for pre-gaming before a bigger night out.
Rosina
The Palazzo · Vintage Speakeasy
A moody, vintage-inspired cocktail lounge with live music and a menu of classic and reinvented drinks. A great option for couples or small groups who want conversation over cover charges.
Legacy Club
Circa · Downtown Rooftop
A rooftop pool deck and bar overlooking Fremont Street and Downtown Las Vegas, with a completely different energy than the Strip's megaclubs — closer, louder, and more walkable.
How to Get In
- 01 Join the Guest List
Most clubs let you register online or through their app for free or reduced entry before a set time. It's the easiest way to skip a long general-admission line and should be your first move for any club on your list.
- 02 Take Advantage of Ladies' Pricing
Many megaclubs offer free or discounted entry for women, especially earlier in the night. Arriving before 11 PM often means a shorter line and a lower — or waived — cover charge.
- 03 Dress the Part
Collared shirts, closed-toe shoes, and no athletic wear for men; most venues turn away flip-flops, shorts, and baseball caps. Dress codes get stricter as the night goes on.
- 04 Book a Table
Bottle service guarantees entry, a reserved area, and no line — starting around $500–$1,000 and scaling up fast for headliner nights and prime dance-floor tables. Best option for groups of 6 or more.
Insider Nightlife Tips
Check the DJ Calendar
Headliner schedules are posted months in advance on each club's website. If a specific DJ or artist matters to you, plan your trip dates around their residency nights.
Go Early or Go VIP
Lines balloon after midnight on weekends. Arriving before 11 PM or booking a table are the two reliable ways to avoid a 1–2 hour wait outside.
Pace Yourself
Cover charges and drink prices add up fast, and the desert climate dehydrates quicker than you'd expect. Drink water between rounds and set a budget before you head out.
Common Questions
What is the best nightclub in Las Vegas?
Omnia at Caesars Palace and Hakkasan at MGM Grand consistently rank as the top megaclubs, both hosting A-list DJ residencies. For a rooftop lounge alternative, Chandelier at The Cosmopolitan and Foundation Room at Mandalay Bay are Strip favorites. The best choice really depends on the night's lineup.
How much does it cost to get into a Las Vegas nightclub?
General admission runs $30–$60 on weeknights and $50–$100+ on weekends for headliner events. Women often get reduced or free entry before a set hour. Bottle service starts around $500–$1,000 and climbs with headliner status and table location.
What is the dress code for Las Vegas nightclubs?
Most megaclubs enforce an upscale dress code — collared shirts, dress shoes, no athletic wear or baseball caps for men. Women have more flexibility, though flip-flops and beachwear are usually turned away. Enforcement gets stricter after 10 PM.
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