Sexy nightlife in Las Vegas

The mega nightclubs

• OMNIA — at Caesars Palace. Known for its kinetic chandelier and rooftop terrace.
• Hakkasan — at MGM Grand. A five-level club of about 80,000 square feet with a restaurant and a smaller lounge, Ling Ling Club.
• XS — at Encore. One of the most expensive nightclubs ever built.
• Tao — at the Venetian. About 12,000 square feet with several rooms and music styles.
• Zouk — at Resorts World. Opened in 2021 with a 60,000-square-foot room and a huge LED ceiling.
• Drai's — at the top of The Cromwell, with a hip-hop focus and bottle service.
• Marquee — at The Cosmopolitan.
• LIV — at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
• Jewel — at ARIA.

Smaller and later rooms include On the Record at Park MGM, the Foundation Room at Mandalay Bay, Ghost Bar at the Palms and the Legacy Club at Circa downtown.

Cabaret and supper clubs

• Delilah — at Wynn Las Vegas. A vintage cabaret-style supper club with live music and performance, which feels more like a night out than a nightclub.

LGBTQ+, leather and fetish-friendly bars

• Fun Hog Ranch — a relaxed gay hangout a few minutes from the Strip where leather and fetish wear is encouraged.
• Piranha Nightclub — in the Fruit Loop, a 24-hour gay bar with weekly themed and drag nights.

Venues in this scene open and close. Confirm that a bar is operating before you go.

Tips for a big night out

• Dress codes are real. Check the club's code. Door staff turn people away.
• Guest lists save money. Many clubs reduce or waive cover for early arrivals or listed names.
• Tables and bottles have minimums. Ask the total, including tip and fees, before you agree.
• Pace yourself. Vegas nights run long and the clubs are loud, crowded and hot.
• Plan your ride home in advance.
• Consent applies on the dance floor too.

Common questions