KLS Casino Blog

1.  Pure At Caesars Palace

Pure is the crème de la crème of Las Vegas clubs.  So to have a chance of getting in, you need to dress to the nines and pony up the dough.

2.  Rum Jungle At Mandalay Bay

This club showcases many types of rum; over 150 different labels as well as delicious cuisine.  Just like Pure, the Rum Jungle is filled with beautiful people.

3.  Jet At The Mirage

Even though there is more than one Jet club, Las Vegas’ is the best.  It features 3 dance floors, a less restrictive dress code, and a $30 cover charge.

4.  Tabu At MGM Grand

At the Tabu, the party doesn’t stop until the sun comes up.  A lounge, a dance floor.  You can experience it all for $25.

5.  Voodoo Lounge At The Rio

Voodoo Lounge plays the perfect mix of rap and pop.  There is also a balcony where you can hang out too.  And if you come in before 8pm, you will pay no cover charge.

6.  Risque At Paris

The Risque boasts two of Las Vegas’ largest dance floors.  If you want to get in on the action, you will need to come prepared with cold, hard cash, or you won’t get in on a busy night.

7.  Ghostbar At The Palms

This place is a hotbed of celebrity activity.  The drink prices are reasonable, and the view from the rooftop cannot be beat.  However, unless you are celebrity, you will not get in on the weekends.

8.  V Bar At The Venetian

The V Bar is the perfect place for people who are not into exclusivity or strict dress codes.  Come as you are and just hang out.

9.  Blush At The Wynn

You will have to dress nice to get in, but not to exacting standards.  The drinks do not cost too much and a section of their bar is completely open.

10.  Fontana Lounge At The Bellagio

The Fontana Lounge does close relatively early, but the jazz atmosphere is a great place to spend evening.