Looking for the best clubs in Vegas? Start here.
No city does nightlife quite like Las Vegas. There’s no shortage of places to spend the night, and we bring you some of the very best clubs Las Vegas has to offer.
Whether you’re after a big-name DJ, bottle service under the lights, or a rooftop party that runs till sunrise, these venues bring people from around the world together under one roof. If you’re heading to Vegas this Christmas and for New Years, you will definelty want to explore these spots.
Here’s our roundup of the top clubs in Las Vegas, and if you’re short on time, skip ahead to the quick overview below:
- Omnia
- Hakkasan
- Marquee
- XS
- Zouk
- Encore Beach Club at Night
- TAO
- JEWEL
- Ghostbar
- LIV
Now, let’s take a look at each nightclub in more detail.
10 Best Nightclubs in Las Vegas
OMNIA at Caesars Palace
OMNIA at Caesars Palace remains one of the most popular nightclubs in Las Vegas. It’s the kind of place that’s on everyone’s must-hit list when they’re in town.
The moment you step inside, you’re hit with the energy of the room and the sight of its massive kinetic LED chandelier, pulsing and twisting perfectly in sync with beats from world-class DJs like Tiësto and Steve Aoki.
Head upstairs to the rooftop terrace, a sleek open-air escape overlooking the Las Vegas Strip. Whether you’re raving under the chandelier’s hypnotic glow or vibing with the skyline as your backdrop, OMNIA is as good as it gets in Las Vegas.
And trust us, this is not the spot to show up casual. Dress to impress, and if you’re wondering what that really means, check out our guide on what to wear to OMNIA before you go.
Days Open: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Music: EDM, Top 40, Open Format
Hakkasan at MGM Grand
Hakkasan is another that’s among the finest nightclubs in Las Vegas.
Hakkasan spans five levels inside MGM Grand, each offering a different way to experience the night. The main floor is all about big-room energy.
Massive crowds, top-tier EDM DJs, and one of the most advanced sound systems in Vegas.
Head up to the Ling Ling Lounge or Ling Ling Club for a change of pace with hip-hop and open-format music in a smaller, more social setting. There’s also the Pavilion and Mezzanine, perfect for bottle service or people-watching without being in the thick of the crowd. With its multi-level layout and mix of moods, Hakkasan feels like several clubs in one.
FYI, it’s another club where you’ll want to dress to impress. So you know what to do, take a look at our guide on what to wear to Hakkasan.
Days Open: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Music: EDM, Top 40, Open Format
Marquee at Cosmopolitan
Marquee at The Cosmopolitan is built for nights that don’t slow down. The main room features a 1.5-ton LED screen, lighting, lasers, you name it.
The LED walls even move with the beat.
You’ll be dancing to sets from DJs like Fisher, Alesso, and Lil Jon, keeping the energy going all night long.
When you need a change of pace, step into The Library, it’s a smaller lounge with deep house on Wednesdays and a chill, Tulum-inspired atmosphere.
Between the high-end bottle service, lighting, and an outdoor terrace overlooking the Strip, Marquee feels less like a club and more like an all-night experience you won’t want to end.
Days Open: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Music: Open Format, EDM, Top 40
XS at Wynn/ Encore
XS is the definition of Vegas luxury nightlife.
It’s a club that feels as extravagant as the resort it lives in.
Centered around Encore’s glimmering European pool, the indoor-outdoor layout gives you the best of both worlds: golden interiors with plush booths inside, and open-air cabanas where you can dance under the stars.
Big-name DJs like Diplo, Marshmello, and The Chainsmokers keep the main floor moving deep into the night, while bottle service setups and a sleek bar scene make it easy to go from high-energy to laid-back in seconds. When the weather’s warm, Nightswim Sundays turn the pool deck into one of the most iconic parties in Las Vegas.
Days Open: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Music: EDM, Top 40, Open Format
Zouk at Resorts World
Zouk at Resorts World is one of the newest heavyweights in Vegas nightlife. It’s a high-tech, high-energy club that feels more like a concert arena than a traditional venue.
The main room, called The Mothership, floods the space with lasers, kinetic lighting, and LED visuals and sounds from the likes of DJ Snake, Kaskade, and T-Pain.
Every corner of Zouk is designed to make a statement.
The moving ceiling panels and 3D screens create a surround-sound light show that keeps the crowd locked in, while the layout gives VIP tables and the main floor an equally electrifying view of the action.
Days Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Music: EDM, Top 40, Open Format
EBC at Night
Another nightclub with a pool. This time, we’re talking EBC at Night.
EBC at Night turns the daytime scene at Encore Beach Club into a nighttime pool party with world-renowned DJs, glowing water, and the kind of energy you only find in Vegas.
Dance waist-deep in the pool, grab a drink at one of the floating bars, or chill in a cabana while headliners like Diplo, Marshmello, and The Chainsmokers take the stage.
With lights reflecting off the water and the Strip skyline in the background, EBC at Night is a venue that will make it seem like you’re the star of your own movie.
Days Open: Wednesday, Saturday
Music: EDM, Top 40, Open Format
Tao Nightclub at The Venetian
A Vegas legend that still hits different. TAO Nightclub has been the go-to spot for over 15 years.
Once you step through the red glow, you’ll enter an Asian-inspired world where world-class DJs drop everything from hip-hop to Top 40 to high-energy remixes that keep the dance floor packed all night.
Three bars, a 40-foot terrace overlooking the Strip, VIP skyboxes, and the club’s iconic rose-petal bathtub models make every night here unforgettable. TAO is the kind of place where you lose track of time (and maybe your voice) before sunrise.
Days Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Music: Hip-Hop, Top 40, Open Format
Jewel at Aria
If you’re looking for a club where luxury meets chaos (in the best possible way), JEWEL is the place to be. More than 1,400 square feet of LED lights wrap the room in color, syncing visuals to the beat while top-tier DJs like Steve Aoki, Lil Jon, and Murda Beatz keep the crowd moving.
We mentioned the term “luxury” because inside you’ll also find velvet booths, mirror-polished bars, and panoramic sightlines. You’ll find five themed VIP suites, from The G.O.A.T. to The Bling Tiger, each bringing their own personality for those who want to turn up in style.
Days Open: Friday, Saturday, Monday
Music: Hip-Hop, EDM, Open Format
Ghostbar at Palms
How does a party 55 stories into the Las Vegas skyline sound? That’s what you’ll be getting at Ghostbar at Palms. If there were an award for the best panoramic views from a nightclub, the award would go to Ghostbar.
With its open-air terrace, intimate lounge seating, and curated mix of DJs, Ghostbar blurs the line between upscale cocktail lounge and high-altitude party.
You can step outside for the cigar-friendly terrace or join the crowd inside, where the music, lights, and skyline all merge into one unforgettable night.
Days Open: Wednesday to Saturday
Music: House, Top 40, Throwbacks
Liv at Fontainebleau
Liv at Fontainebleau is where Miami’s iconic nightlife legacy meets the Strip.
Inside, you’ll find massive LED screens, futuristic lighting, and a thundering sound system that create an atmosphere that feels more like a performance than a party.
Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays bring in top-tier DJs spinning EDM, Top 40, and open-format sets that keep the dance floor alive into the early morning.
Between celebrity sightings, exclusive VIP tables, and champagne-fueled bursts of confetti, every night at LIV feels like a headlining event.
Days Open: Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Music: EDM, Top 40, Open Format
Vegas Is Home To Some Of The Best Nightclubs In The World
After a weekend bouncing between OMNIA, XS, and Marquee, one thing’s obvious.
Vegas doesn’t sleep, it lives for the night. Every club has its own flavor, whether it’s the all-out production and pyrotechnics or the open-air rooftops that feel endless under the neon sky.
Vegas nightlife is more than just partying.
It’s an experience.
It’s the lights, the music, the people, and that rush when the bass drops and the crowd goes off.
No matter where you end up, you’re part of something electric.
Now, before you plan your own weekend lineup, here are some quick FAQs to help you make the most of your Vegas nights.
FAQs About Vegas Nightclubs
How much does it cost to get into a nightclub?
Cover charges usually start around $20–$30 but can reach $100 or more on holidays, big DJ nights, or special events.
Guys often pay more than ladies, especially if there’s a guest list deal or ladies’ night.
How can I get into a Vegas nightclub for free?
Try signing up for the club’s official guest list either online or through their promoters.
Many venues offer no-cover entry for early arrivals or specific groups (like ladies, locals, or hotel guests).
Steer clear of random “street guest list” offers; stick with the club’s website or trusted partners for safety and reliability.
Remember, you’ll need to show up on time and follow the dress code.
Can I just walk into a nightclub?
Usually, no. Most Vegas clubs require tickets, guest list registration, or table reservations to get through the door.
Walk-ins might get lucky early in the night or on less busy evenings, but you’re better off planning ahead to avoid the lines and disappointment.
What should I wear?
Nightclubs in Vegas are serious about style. The safe bet is to dress like you’re going to a higher-end dinner. Think collared shirts, fitted pants, nice shoes for men. Dresses, skirts, stylish tops, and heels for women.
Leave the athletic gear and sneakers at home. Dress codes are strictly enforced!
Do I need to make a reservation for a table or bottle service?
Yes, especially on busy weekends or headliner nights. Booking bottle service not only secures you a table but also often means priority entry and a more exclusive experience.
Is there an age requirement for nightclubs?
Yes, you must be 21 or older to enter any Vegas nightclub.
