Think of a dayclub as a nightclub inside a hotel where the sun is shining and where attendees wear bikinis and flip-flops instead of little black dresses and FM pumps.
Although the day club concept may not have originated in Las Vegas, the city has certainly refined and elaborated the idea of creating a pool party atmosphere with private cabanas, explosive music, liquor and bottle service, and revelers splashing around. of shallow swimming pools that use as little as possible.
As with a nightclub, day club goers must be of a certain age to be admitted and proof is required as alcohol is served on the premises. Usually there is a surcharge. The DJs keep the music loud and current and the dealers keep the games going and the chips rolling.
Las Vegas Day Clubs
Tao Beach at The Palazzo can get pretty wild. The pool at the day club is quite small, and on a hot day, there is practically only room to stand in the water. It gets even more crowded when rappers take the stage on the edge of the pool. Private cabanas with HDTV, X-Box, food and beverage service, and internet access steps away from the crazed crowd can make guests feel like pashas. There is a less expensive break available around the perimeter of the pool and radiating from it.
Located inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Marquee, which functions as both a nightclub and a dayclub, is the most popular dayclub in Las Vegas at this writing. Outdoors, it covers the hotel’s 17th floor and features multiple pools, lounge chairs, Grand Cabanas, and Bungalow Lofts that resemble private villas that have a cabana, kitchen, living room, and rooftop deck.
Drai, 65,000 square feet on the 11th floor of the Cromwell Hotel, is the only rooftop pool deck on the strip. Drai has multiple pool areas to enjoy, as well as indoor and outdoor VIP tables. And the sights, if you can take your eyes off this beach bacchanalia, are the towers of Caesars Palace and the dancing waters of Bellagio. Drai operates from 11 am to 6 pm every day. Complimentary access is available to hotel guests; others pay a fee.
Drawing a somewhat older and classier crowd, the Beach Club at Encore has several books, lounges, loungers, and two levels of cabanas that surround the action. European-style bathing (topless) is allowed in one of the pools that are restricted to adults over 21 years of age.
When the sun goes down, the day clubs transform into nightclubs and the party continues.
Dress codes and rules
These Drai rules prohibit the wearing and wearing of the following, although other day clubs are likely to prohibit similar ones.
Do not wear / bring:
- Sportswear and apparel
- T-shirts, shorts
- Ripped or cut clothing
- Men’s sandals
- Sneakers, including Jordans
- Athletic shoes
- Hats
- Baggy clothes
- Chains
- Offensive prints on clothing
- Weapons
- Controlled substances
- Eye drops
- Eraser
- Outside food or drinks
- Liquids
- Vitamins
- Over the counter drugs.
- Prescription drugs without valid prescription.
- Cameras
- Wearable technology
- Selfie Sticks
- Vapes
