Best Pool Parties in Las Vegas For 2025
There’s a pool party for everyone in Vegas – whether you’re looking for a booze-filled daytime rave, or a party with a lounge-style relaxed atmosphere – a day club in Las Vegas will have a party for you. So get your shorts, bikinis, and sunscreen ready – here are the 5 most ridiculously spectacular pool parties you can rave at in Sin City.
If it’s getting close to mid-day, and you’re ready to party here’s a short version that lists the top 5.
| Pool Party | Location | Entry | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Encore Beach Club | Wynn | $50 for women, $60 for men | Book Now |
| Drai’s Beachclub | The Cromwell | $30-$75 for men, $20-$50 for women | Book Now |
| TAO Beach | The Venetian Resort | $20 for women, $40 for men | Book Now |
| Marquee Dayclub | The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas | $20 for women, $30 for men | Book Now |
| Palm Tree Beach Club | MGM Grand Hotel & Casino | $30-$100 for men, $20-$75 for women | Book Now |
5 Best Pool Parties & Day Clubs in Vegas
1. Encore Beach Club – Wynn
For the ultimate upscale pool party experience, Encore Beach Club – known as EBC at the Wynn is the place to be. Spanning over 60,000 square feet, this sophisticated venue is headlined by world-renowned DJs like Marshmello and David Guetta, creating an electric atmosphere that’s hard to beat. With luxury cabanas, a stylish crowd, and impeccable service, this is where you go to see and be seen.
Hours 11:00 a.m. – Close (Friday, Saturday, Sunday). Typical closing time is between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., but check online for the most current information.
Dress Code: Fashionable resort pool attire / appropriate swimwear.
Entry Fee: For general admission to Encore Beach Club tickets are around $50 for women and $60 for men. Events with special performances and holiday weekends have higher pricing.
Bottle Service: Bottle service pricing depends on the night, for this season the cheapest I could find starts at $1,000 in the patio section.
Tickets: Purchase Here
2. Drai’s Beachclub – The Cromwell
Drai’s Beachclub, located on The Cromwell’s 11th-story pool deck, is the top party destination for both locals and tourists. With a club vibe and live performances from artists like 2 Chainz and Wiz Khalifa, this lively venue features seven pools, two levels, and 25 poolside lounges. Enjoy the ultimate daytime experience with luxury cabanas and bungalows that make you feel like a true VIP.
Hours: Friday – Sunday, 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Dress Code: Fashionable resort pool attire / appropriate swimwear.
Entry Fee: Men typically pay between $30 to $75, women between $20 to $50. Like Encore, events with special performances and holiday weekends will cost more.
Bottle Service: Varies depending on where you are in the club, service starts at $300.
Tickets: Purchase Here
3. TAO Beach – The Venetian Resort
TAO Beach at The Venetian Resort is an Asian-inspired tropical oasis spanning 47,000 square feet. This reimagined dayclub offers lush scenery, luxurious cabanas, and plunge pools, all enhanced by a cutting-edge sound and lighting system. With performances by top artists like Zedd, Nelly, and Timmy Trumpet, TAO Beach delivers an exotic, high-energy experience.
Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11: a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Dress Code: Appropriate pool attire. No basketball shorts, team jerseys, robes or ribbed tank tops will be permitted in the venue.
Entry Fee: In the region of $20 for women and $40 for men – again, for special events the prices will be higher. If you’re staying at the Venetian then you can get in for free (even more reason to check out our hotel deals at the Venetian). TAO Beach at the Venetian is also a part of the Las Vegas party pass (this is a multi-venue party pass that gives entry to 9 venues on the strip). The pass is available for $99.
Bottle Service: The minimum spend starts at around $600.
Tickets: Purchase Here
4. Marquee Dayclub – The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan offers a one-of-a-kind, rooftop pool deck experience – and another Tao Group experience.
Spanning 22,000 square feet, this multilevel venue features two pools, several bars, and a world-class sound system. With performances by resident DJs like Chris Lake and DJ Pauly D, Marquee is the go-to spot for an unforgettable pool party. Enjoy exclusive experiences in grand cabanas equipped with infinity edge glass dipping pools, flat screen TVs, and dedicated service.
Hours: Friday – Sunday, 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Dress Code: Like the others on our list, appropriate pool attire is required.
Entry Fee: Around $20 for women and $30 for men. Fo special performances and holidays the price will be more expensive. Entry is free for guests of the Cosmopolitan. Marquee is also a part of the Las Vegas party pass.
Bottle Service: The table minimum for summer 2024 is in the region of $1,000.
Tickets: Purchase Here
5. Palm Tree Beach Club – MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
Rounding off our list is Palm Tree Beach Club at MGM Grand – another experience provided by Tao Group coming summer 2025.
Palm Tree Beach Club is a premier dayclub destination, offering a sprawling 54,500 square foot venue with large pools, intimate dipping pools, and luxurious cabanas. Palm Tree Beach Club features world-renowned DJs like Tiësto, Martin Garrix, and Steve Aoki every weekend, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails, premium bottle service, and a VIP atmosphere favored by celebs and A-listers.
Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Dress Code: They have a “strict” swimwear attire – so you guessed it, you’ll need to wear appropriate pool attire.
Entry Fee: For men ticket are between $30 to $100, for women between $20 and $75. Palm Tree Beach Club’s prices vary a little more than the other venues on our list – however it is included in the Las Vegas party pass.
Bottle Service: Table minimum for the summer 2024 season are around $1,000.
Tickets: Purchase Here
Things To Know Before Going To A Day Party In Las Vegas
Before you head over to day club, we think there’s a few things you really should be aware of – so here’s a quick FAQ section.
Is general admission pool party ticket worth It?
This answer to this questions depends on your budget – if you’re literally visiting vegas on a budget, then yes – however there are a few drawbacks, the biggest one being that you may end up having to wait anywhere from 20 minutes to one hour (in the Las Vegas sun) to be let in.
Can I get in for free?
Like we mentioned above – some hotels do provide free entry if you’re a paying guest. So it’s best to check with your hotel. You can also get in for free if you’re on a promoter’s guest list – however you need to be prepared to wait in-line, and you need to make sure you’re in line at exactly the time the promotor specifies.
What should I bring to a Las Vegas pool party?
We recommend limiting the number of items that you bring with you – make sure you bring valid ID. Also leave the cash at home, bring a credit card (your cash will get wet). Unlike currency in places like Canada and Australia, dollar bills are not waterproof. Then make sure you’ve got your usual essentials like sunglasses, hats, sunscreen – you don’t want to get sunburnt.
What is not allowed in a Las Vegas pool party?
A lot of things. No drinks, no snacks, nothing that will get you in trouble. Not even medication, gum, vitamins, eyedrops, sanitizer etc. We told you, the list is really long.
Can I wear jeans to a Las Vegas day club (I don’t plan on going into the pool)?
No. You need to wear appropriate attire – even if you do not plan on getting into the pool.
In all seriousness, security are very strict. So again, make sure you’re wearing appropriate pool attire.
When does a pool party finish?
They start in the morning around 11 a.m – so you’ve got time to grab breakfast or brunch. They usually end at around 6 p.m. There’s some pool parties that go on into the night as the sun sets, for example Tao Beach at the Venetian transforms into Tao Beach Evening Tide.
What does a pool party look like?
Here’s a YouTube short that shows you what Encore looks like.
Pool Parties Are A Vegas Staple
Las Vegas is world famous for it’s pool parties, so we think you should definitely check one out – but we get it.
If you’re looking for more recommendations on things to do in Vegas, then we’ve got resources for you.
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