Marquee

Awesome awesome club. Best light and go go dance show in Vegas. The sound system is perfect. At Hakkasan your ear drums will start ringing if your to close to the edges of the dance floor by the amps. Overall at Hakkasan the music is way to loud and the layout of the club is difficult to navigate. I love Marquee for those very reasons, great layout, fun to walk in and outside by the pool. Sound system is perfect. The Devore is very sexy New York style motif. You will not be disappointed .
Hint; find a promoter in front of the club to get you on the guest list so as not too pay an entry fee. You can find these promoters in front of the club before 9pm. Cheers!

Not only this club, but all Vegas: ladies, if you’re anything but ugly TO THE PROMOTER, you’re eligible to get hooked up, a comp’d table or get taken to join a table for free with other girls. If the promoter doesn’t personally know you, you have to send them pics of you and your friends to see if you ladies are ugly or not. Which if it’s not an attractive group, forget it, you’ll be standing all night in heels unless if you buy a table.
Most of the staff here is so arrogant and rude, mainly the promoters. Woohoo you work for Marque, and you are so not better than the rest of us Vegas.
Security seems nicer here. One time I was drunk, and my things fell out of my purse. I noticed right away but when I checked where I had dropped them, they were already gone. I told one of the workers nearby. He communicated to others, left, and immediately found me at the bar with my ID and debit card. I hugged and thanked him, he was such a sweetheart!
Apart from the arrogant ½ of the workers here, nice club. I’ll still come if we have a table.

Love this nightclub! My favorite in Vegas besides XS.
I was shocked at how big it was. I loved the somewhat outdoor area that was playing music for a hip hop loving crowd, while the EDM raged on inside the club.
Benny Benassi was DJing when my group and I went on a Friday. We were a group of girls who were approached on the Strip by a promoter (I wish I could remember his name — truly top notch!) who gave us the royal treatment. We were given a table with bottle service, a waitress and all we could drink. We enjoyed the crowd, the music and the dancing and stayed at Marquee all night.
Located pretty conveniently in the Cosmopolitan, it’s not overly strenuous to get here. I know some clubs (looking at you Tryst and Wet Republic) make you walk about a mile in the hotels to get the nightclubs. That’s not the case here. Get off the escalators and you’re right here.
DO NOT, I repeat, do not have a night out at Marquee without ending the night at Secret Pizza, also in the Cosmo. Find it, if you dare!
Highly recommend Marquee as one of the best clubs in Vegas. I’ve been to 90% of them and let me tell you that this is one worth going to.

I’ve got a real soft spot for Marquee since starting to roll in here so many years ago. This was once THE club in Vegas to spend your nights, and it still is! Thanks to some great promoters, amazing DJs, and comp drinks for the ladies, Marquee has continued to be my staple for any Vegas trip.
Gents– it’s going to be upwards of $ 50 unless you have some ladies with you (and some hook ups of course). When there aren’t any huge EDM names spinning on that night, it’s going to be easier to get in, so be sure to check the Vegas EDM schedule.
Marquee may not be the biggest club on the Strip, but I’ve had some awesome memories made here. Before going in, pound back some Fat Tuesdays over from Planet Hollywood. Yes, get the extra shot of Everclear with your 190 Octane. Then, get in line when you’re supposed to. Have your ID and (near) sobriety ready, and dance on inside. The dance floor is moderately sized, so don’t expect coming in and wanting multiple rooms. Ain’t gonna happen.
Drinks inside are going to set you back $ 10 — $ 15 each, but that’s a no brainer for any Vegas club. Sometimes, ladies get some free drink vouchers, so gents, be nice to your friends and you’ll be rewarded with some sips.
Marquee hosted ATB once and I was livid. My favorite DJ with a great sound system that pumped out the treble and bass to my liking– YES. They even throw down some thunder sticks for you to party to. ATB was amazing that night, and I’m sure there’s going to be more crazy nights to possibly remember.
Thanks Marquee for all the fun times!

If I could give Marquee a 0-​star rating, I would.
I am in Vegas for MAGIC and attendees of the show were offered free admission to Marquee. My business partner and I decided to go because why not? Well, terrible decision. We were greeted with an incredibly rude staff. Most of the bouncers were clearly power hungry and trying to flex their muscle. There was an issue in the line, and the bouncer was incredibly disrespectful, copping an attitude with me! After some back and forth, we were told to speak with the manager. The manager came outside of the club to speak with us, and he was just as rude. Instead of providing customer service, (which you’d expect because he’s in the service industry) he basically laughed at us.
Needless to say, we did not end up going inside of Marquee. I’m not going to spend my money in an establishment where I am treated poorly. FYI Marquee Staff– you all have jobs because of your customers. You should all learn about customer service and respect.
After reading other reviews, I’m glad we decided to leave and spend our money elsewhere. This establishment does not care about their customer.

I’m only giving this club one star because there’s no option for less. My best friend and I (both local) tried to visit this venue to finally show her this place for the first time. Being that we both work at nightclubs in town, we’re never off or have the energy to go out and catch other nightclubs.
As we approached the door we were invited to join a table about to walk in. As the whole table was escorted through the velvet ropes we followed and the rope was closed behind us. Then a host walked up and asked us to go back to the other side of the ropes. We were not allowed in with the group and told to wait by the host. We were extremely offended and decided to head to XS at Encore instead. We had a blast! No thanks Marquee. We will never attempt again but XS you have us for life!

My husband and I came here on Saturday, Feb. 6^th and had blast! The cover was pricey…$ 70 for both of us. There was no line but the club was packed inside (11 Pm). They have multiple rooms with a different feel in each room and a huge section that was tented off. The tent itself was slightly heated but allowed for you to break away from the craziness on the dance floor. You can tell people spent a lot of money on the tables which honestly wasn’t worth the money.
Overall decent club and would visit again.

Huge fan of day club here! The atmosphere is so much different than night clubbing. Its definitely a lot less packed during day club and I love how Marquee domes off the place during winter. They control the temperatures too so you aren’t freezing to death. I loved it.
As for night clubbing, they pack a lot of people and if I’m not mistaken, their dance floor is kind of small compared to other clubs. I’m pretty positive that XS has a bigger dance area as does Omnia.

So apparently they also have a hip hop floor in addition to their main Edm dance area. Heads up is that they don’t always have that second hop hop dance floor.
The security for this makes getting in pretty time consuming and you have to go through a line before getting into an elevator, after which we needed to go through another line. Good thing our group didn’t have to pay to get in here. Sad thing is that a lot of people tried to cut Into our group, so be watchful when you go!
Overall the place looks cool but the main dance floor is small.
Another heads up if you leave early like we did (aka leaving around 11pm), you have to take the stairs instead of going down the elevator. The elevator is reserved for people going up at that time,
You end up having to walk down an industrial set of metal stair cases for what feels like 3 to 4 floors. So if you are wearing heals then that will be a bit of a problem. My friend who was wearing heals was having quite the time going down. Luckily there was light at the end of the tunnel and there was a person giving out free marquee branded sandles. Definitely a life saver when my friend saw that. They gave the slippers after we had already walked down 70% of the stairs. would have been nice if they gave them at the top of the stairs instead.

This place was cool I have to admit, I however do not think I would have had a good time had we not had a VIP spot because it was ridiculously crowded. Also if hookers manage to crash your VIP room and a guest of your leaves to the restroom, they are not allowed back to the VIP room even if they are on the list until someone kicks a mouching hooker from you room. Not cool, if you’re not part of the group you shouldn’t be permitted!

Had an awesome time here a couple weeks ago. Loved the music downstairs more so than any other room. Friendly staff and bartenders.
Stairs were kind of annoying but it was worth it!
Will definitely be going back.

Fun night out!!! Went here on a Friday night and was pretty packed. Dj was playing a good mix of music. There is a outside area with a bar and card tables for your gambling pleasure!!! Drink prices are the usual $$$ in these upscale clubs. Overall, a pretty cool club. A must do if your in Vegas…

3 stars is a mixed bag here: 5 stars for how they treat you going in and while you’re there, and 1 star for how they treat you when you leave. Continue…
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I went here with my company as VIP guests, so we were treated quite fantastically from the moment we arrived. A welcome cocktail, ushered to our private section with open bar service, and friendly wait staff bringing us delicious libations. It was great. Once we were good and socially lubricated with our drinks, it was time for the live DJ to begin his set. We were taken to our VIP section to the right side of the DJ booth, where we were delighted with bottle service. The music was fantastic, the service amazing, and the drinks were non-​stop all night. It reminded me of my club days in my 20’s.
Once we were ready to leave, we made our way back to the elevator area and waited to go back down to the exit. Eventually, an elevator arrived and we were told that we could not exit that way, that we had to take the stairs. Joy. Let’s send a bunch of drunk people down stairs; that should be fun. And fun it was. The lady in front of me was clearly not suited for stairs, but still forced to take them. She had to slip off her high heels, and still stumbled down the first two flights. Upon reaching the next landing, we were met by an employee who told the lady that had just fell into her that she could not walk down the stairs without shoes on. The inebriated girl said to her that she couldn’t walk with shoes and continued on, and the employee yelled at her that she had slippers. When the intoxicated lady was unresponsive to the employee’s demands, the employee decided to yell, «F*** you then», to which I didn’t take too kindly. In return, I spouted, «Well, F*** you for not letting the drunk people use the elevator!» and continued down the stairs. It seems I started an outcry of agreement to my statement and the employee just shut up and sank away. I guess Marquee didn’t want anyone seeing the drunk people leaving the club, and they didn’t care how they made it out — which I think was pretty crappy.

If you are a guest of the hotel, you get free, VIP access! Way cool! We got our stamps early then came back later when it was banging and got whizzed in through the re-​entry area.
There were many flights of stairs to climb to get to the venue. Not sure what that was about, but when I asked if there was a lift was told to use the stairs. They must have an elevator, but maybe just for disabled?
Anyways, once we climbed for what seemed like a long time, we got inside the club and it was lit! We danced our way to the middle and just let loose Vegas style! Lot’s of fun! Be sure to check out the pool area too. Different music and different vibe outside.
Heard about another room called The Library, but it was closed for the night. Would want to take a look if I were to go again.
Must check out Marquee if you are staying at Cosmopolitan!

One of the nicest clubs in Las Vegas. Me and couple friends had bottle service here. The minute we arrived they took us into are table. What I like about this place the crowd here was very NY vibe that I love. The people who are working the doors here are super cool.
If you are coming here with small groups or large groups you will enjoy your time. I love the fact the people who come here are friendly. It’s nice to see local people enjoying there time here. If you are looking for a club to hangout in Las Vegas you must come to Marquee.
The hole staff from A to Z where super friendly. No questions I will come back here again.

A table is a must if you’re trying to stay here all night. If not, expect to continuously be scuttled around by security and told you can’t stand here or there. Getting into the club is via an elevator, and getting out is a maze of stairs. The dance floor is smaller than other clubs and gets crazy packed. If you’re not trashed, you’ll wish you were, because that’s the only way you can tolerate the crazy amount of people in here. I’m more of a fan of their day time pool parties, but only ever so slightly IMO.

I’ve gone here over 10 times of my Vegas visits! The best thing about this club is that with a promoter you can get in with 1 girl — 1 guy ratio. They usually have open bar from 10 – 11 pm. I was really grateful that on Friday they extended the Guestlist to 1 am, we arrived at 12:15 am and managed to get in by 12:50 am, even though the line was really long.
For my most recent Vegas trip, we went to Marquee both nights, for DJ VICE on Friday and Tritonal’s last performance for the year 2015. Normally with a Promoter, the ratio for almost any club is usually either girls free or 2 or 3 girls to 1 guy ratio, but at Marquee it is usually 1 girl — 1 guy, which is another reason why Marquee is awesome! The previous trip for Memorial Day weekend, my group and I were lucky enough to enter the Marquee Day Club with a 1 girl — 1 guy ratio to see Cedric Gervais and it was open bar.
From my experience, everyone has had a lot of fun here and I have only heard good things, definitely the club to go, even though its not one of the more newer ones, but the overall set up is great. They also have a hip hop floor, so checkout that if you need a break from the main stage! If it gets too hot inside, you can always go outside to the pools.
I will definitely be returning in the future!

ZERO stars if I could. The security staff at this club is horribly rude and power hungry.
The bouncers here are complete pricks. Came here on a Saturday (¹²⁄₁₉) and I got my group on the guest list before 10:30pm and when we were at the front after 45 minutes of waiting, the bouncer grabs our slip and says «okay, 5 girls 5 guys». He doesn’t even count and lets some random girl slip through, screwing up the ratio for our group. After seeing that our group numbers were off, he prevented 2 members of our group from entering and starts cussing and yelling at my friends and kicks them out of line.
After a 2-​hour fiasco of frantically trying all the other possibilities of getting the rest of our group in before guest list ended at 12, my friends were running around Cosmo getting different instructions from another bouncer who LIED to them about getting 2 free comps for being a hotel guest just to shoo them away and finally went from speaking to the front desk receptionists, the resort manager, and finally the hotel manager who escorted them to the front and finally got them in around 1am.
The 7 flights of stairs up to this club are completely unaccommodating as well. STAIRS STAIRS STAIRS AND MORE DAMN STAIRS EVERYWHERE. My night was 90% stairs. Walking up to Marquee was like taking a trek to Egypt. After running up and down the stairs frantically trying to get the rest of my group up, I started getting a little belligerent in my 4 inch heels. The idea of being intoxicated in 4 inch heels and climbing and going down stairs isn’t exactly an enticing one. The stairs aren’t fancy club stairs either. it’s like the ones you use during a fire escape.
What’s worse than walking up a gajillion flights of stairs is finally getting into a venue that completely sucks. This club is jam packed with sweaty people. Lost half our group again cause they cut people off from the pit.
Not a very enjoyable club and I have nightmares of coming back.
They should’ve known they were f*ckin with the Unilocal elite when they gave us problems at the door. :~)

So we start the night off just fine. I had a few drinks and after doing my thing on the dance floor its normal to get gassy. I burp and spit in the trash can then they have the audacity to kick me out. I don’t want to cause trouble so I comply with their demands. They ask for my ID. I give them my Military ID card because that’s all I had on me. They said «Can I see your real ID Card?» I’m done. I just wanted to speak to the manager and they couldn’t give me that. I just wanted them to say to my face exactly why I’m getting kicked out. But whatever. Just warning yall. Don’t spit in the trash can.
Dear management,
I really would have like to have meet you.

I got into Marquee because of a promoter, Nikki, and she also got us free drinks from 10−11pm which was nice. The layout of this place is similar to XS but… I didn’t really like how clouded with cigarette smoke the venue was. It made it less enjoyable.
Anyway, the bartenders are on it and super nice. The music is super techno/​house/​EDM which is fine but we didn’t recognize any of the songs. I know that the main DJ comes on at 1am but we just couldn’t get that into the music beforehand. The beats were okay, just nothing too familiar.
That’s okay though because if you go downstairs to the smaller room, they play hip hop and there’s a bar, dance floor and balcony. It was a way more enjoyable atmosphere and there was much more room to dance. I loved the vibe a lot more plus the balcony view was awesome.

Great lighting design in the interior space with tiered seating, but it isn’t very large and does feel a bit claustrophobic. There is also a pool area outside and individual hot tubs for some of the cabanas. I didn’t particularly care for the elevator ride up though (think Tao). The drinks were stiff and service staff were good.

I had a terrible recent experience at Marquee that has convinced me I should never step foot in that club again. I sent the letter below to guest relations for both the Cosmopolitan and Marquee over a month ago and received no response. This club is dangerous, unethical, and unsafe. Furthermore, they seem to only care for patrons who are straight. It’s 2015, this behavior is unacceptable.
Dear Management,
I am writing to you today in regards to an incident that occurred at the Marquee nightclub, located in your hotel. On the night of 10/​17/​2015, I entered Marquee with my male cousin and a female friend.
A group of female friends of mine were celebrating a bachelorette party and had purchased a table for the night. I was invited by the group to come by the table and celebrate with them.
Upon entering the table area, located to the left of the DJ booth, a security guard immediately grabbed my cousin and I and pulled us out of the area forcefully. Due to his actions, I almost fell over and bumped into one of my female friends.
The security guard then told us that this was a table reserved only for women and we had to leave. After informing him that the table was paid for by my friends and they had personally invited me, he continued to push us violently away from the table.
This action was shocking and upsetting to me and the women at the table. The security guards actions were aggressive and inappropriate and he had no right to violently touch me and my cousin. The entire party found this action unprofessional, sexist, and incredibly dangerous to our safety as patrons of your establishment.
I know certain nightclubs in the Las Vegas area grant free admission to women in hopes of enticing male patrons. Some staff may have seen two men near a female group and thought that they were a «threat» to business. However, as a gay man I also find this behavior sexist and homophobic.
I would like to speak to whomever is in charge of safety and/​or guest services so we may resolve this matter. What should have been a memorable night for all those involved turned into an upsetting event. My friends and I are apprehensive about frequenting your hotel as we are concerned for our safety due to this event.
We are planning to be in Las Vegas from 11÷20−11÷22 to celebrate another bachelorette party. I hope your establishment can convince us that you welcome all patrons regardless of gender or sexual orientation. If you would like to speak to another witness of this event, I’d be happy to provide you with their contact information.

This review is for Marquee’s day club. Pool party Las Vegas style! Sadly pool party season is over right now, but I was lucky enough to catch the final weekend.
The easiest way to sum up their pool party is to compare it to one of my other favorite venues, Wet Republic at MGM. That way you can get a feel for which you like better.
Welcome to the first ever round of… — - — — —- — — Pool Party Smackdown! — — —- — — — -
WET REPUBLIC MARQUEE DAY CLUB
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Summary: Rage Fest, Cluster Summary: Spacious, Medium Chill
— wait 30+ min in line + hardly a wait to get in
— main pool that’s a cluster + multiple pool areas not as packed
— no shade by pool if not VIP + shaded waterfall area
+ state of the art visual effects — decent visuals
+ larger: 54,000 sq ft — smaller: 22,000 sq ft
— everyone and their mom is here + slightly more spacious
— poolside cabanas easily invaded + some cabanas have mini pool
+ Steve Aoki, Tiesto, Calvin Harris + Porter Robinson, Audien, Tritonal
Wet Republic (WR) may be bigger, but as we all know, size isn’t everything! So true. Although Marquee is less than half the size of WR, it isn’t as jam-​packed cluster-****ed either. It feels a lot more spacious with more breathing room. Sometimes you might want to be where everyone is, but other times you may want to take things down a notch. The pool areas at Marquee are not as much of a cluster as at WR and I love the shaded ankle-​high pool /​waterfall area here. You can comfortably stand with a drink in hand and not worry about getting soapy splashes in your drink.
Yes, WR has a newly remodeled DJ area with state of the art visuals and can pull the top charted more mainstream DJ’s, but the DJ’s at Marquee are just as talented and awesome to hang out with.
I think my favorite feature at Marquee is the individual mini-​pool that comes with certain cabanas. Great way to stay cool but also keep things a little more private.
TIP: Get tickets in advance online or sign up for guest list through one of the promoters. Don’t pay last minute prices for any clubs or pool parties! Plan in advance.
DATE TIP: If you want to ensure that you impress your date, get one of the cabanas with its own little pool. Nice and intimate! Or if you do not yet have a date, get one of these cabanas and I’m sure you soon will!

Marquee is located in the Cosmopolitan Hotel. The entrance is on the second floor. It is a Dayclub and Nightclub. The Dayclub offers daybeds, cabanas, whirl pool, and private spa. There is a rooftop patio that over looks the Las Vegas Strip.
:Experience:
~Day Club~
The line wasn’t long, we got in pretty quick. To get to the Day Club we took the elevator then we were escorted to our poolside Daybed. The bed was a little smaller than a full size bed and bigger than a twin size bed. It was cool to be so close to the pool!
~Night Club~
I got in the guest list and had no problem getting in; the wait wasn’t long either. Inside they played Edm music and outside Hip Hop.
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:Food:
We got Nachos, chicken skewers, and fries. Not bad for club food.
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:Drinks:
We got two gigantic awesome looking fish bowls that came with a couple of long straws. The drinks were good but it needed more alcohol; it tasted like juice.
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:Customer Service:
~Day Club
Excellent! The staff was very friendly, polite. and attentive. The food and drinks took a while to come though.
:“Meh” Moment” (Night Club):
Just a little one. I had a wrist band which meant open bar but the Bartender still charged me for the drink. After bringing it to his attention, he apologized and said that he didn’t see it. Hard to believe but everything turned out fine. He gave us an extra drink.
:Rating:
Overall I am giving it 3.5 Stars (rounding it off to 4). The venue is nice but not a «wow» factor. Nice staff and I liked the music they played. What also helps is the fact that I had fun. Often it’s not so much where you are or what your doing, it’s who your with. My friends and I had a great time!
:Tip:
Get on the Guest List
:M’s Notes:
~Parking Garage
~Nightclub Hours: Monday, Friday, Saturday — 10pm to 5am
~Dayclub Hours: Friday to Sunday — 11am to Sunset

This is a pretty nice club! I liked it better than Omnia and really enjoyed the view. I would definitely come back with my friends next time!
We were on a guest list and were able to get a wristband for open bar until 11pm so I really enjoyed my experience.
The staff was nice and very considerate and the bathrooms were clean. I highly recommend you come here! I had a great time.

Last Friday my group double-​dipped for Marquee. Pool by day then pool again by night.
Day club:
Virgin alert! This was my first day club ever. What a great way to pop my day club cherry!
So my group had a promoter and ended up at a poolside table. We had two large pitchers of fruity beverages, random smaller pitchers of mojitos and an array of food. I’m not sure if my friend or the promoter ordered the food, but two plates of wraps and chicken skewers with a salad really don’t make sense to share amongst a group of 10 girls. We also had a plate of fries but I have strict no fries in bikini policy. The food was fine, but didn’t really satisfy anyone’s hunger and was hard to eat. But we weren’t at a day club for the food, were we?
I didn’t love the music. I’m not sure what to classify it as, but it wasn’t electric or top hits. Sometimes a hit or two would sneak into the mix. The poolside set up was pretty sweet so the club was a win in my book. Our group was able to stay together the entire time with the option to hang out at the table or in the pool. It was definitely a party vibe but in retrospect much more laid back versus the other two day clubs I went to that weekend.
Night club:
Hours and naps later, we made our way back to Marquee. This time we had a poolside Cabana. I didn’t love the set up. It was wide versus deep so it was kind of hard to hang out with the group. There weren’t enough seats for everyone so some of us had to sit on table area over the mini-​fridge.
Why were we sitting at a club? The only place to stand is a crowded walkway. And the music wasn’t really danceable.
With the setup and music aside, I really liked the «chill» vibe to the club. We were hanging poolside at night on a gorgeous roof deck in the middle of Sin City. We didn’t last incredibly late because some of the group just didn’t like the scene.
Overall:
Marquee was fun and had a different vibe. Different strokes for different folks. A 4 star rating for the day club and a 3 star rating for the nightclub. I didn’t love the music for either so I’m rounding down to the 3.

My group decided to splurge at Marquee Dayclub and get a Grand Cabana. Boy was it worth it! There were only 4 guys who split the table and food minimum, but you can fit up to 18 people. What’s nice about dayclubbing is you aren’t restricted to purchasing bottles, so your money goes a long way. We ended up buying fishbowls, buckets of beer, and food. Since we were a long way from reaching our minimum, we gladly invited girls up to our cabana. It was a fun time.
So the Grand Cabana has a private infinity pool right in front of the cabana. There’s a flat screen TV for you to tune to ESPN, an electronic safe to put your belongings, and a fully stocked fridge with water, juice, and energy drinks. We had cabana 14, which was dead center and had a great view of the DJ. Not to sound vain, but you get looks of jealousy from everyone else. Is it worth it? That’s up to you. We arrived at 11am and probably left around 5pm.
If you want to have an idea what it’ll run you for a grand cabana, message me. Would definitely love to share some insight on my experience.

Never expect to go clubbing but always end up going anyway. It’s always good to know a guy in Vegas just in case you want to go party.
My fellow Unilocal elites and I had planned a trip to Vegas, and one of them wanted to party. So I knew that I had to hit up my guy. Everything was super last minute, and our party kept getting bigger and bigger. By the end of the night, we were 10 deep. Luckily, my guy took care of business and made magic happened. We didn’t have to wait and we got in for free!(normally $ 20 cover for girls and $ 45 for guys)
I’ve never been to Marquee and was very impressed with the venue. 3 levels, main stage was EDM, and on the night we visited, DJ Cedric Gervais was spinning. Upper level is kinda like a library bar with a pool table, and the bottom level is where they played hip hop. Not gonna lie, I appreciate the bottom level the most. Playing all my «urban» jams. Because our group got in at around 11pm, there was still room on the dance floor to dance! Imagine that. After 1am, just like any other dance floor at any poppin club, it’s pretty much shoulder to shoulder.
Drinks inside are pretty expensive. Belvedere was like $ 21 each not including tip. Yikes. That cost almost as much as my dinner. But it is what it is. And it’s a premier club in Vegas. One should expect super overpriced booze. Once you are inside the club, you get unlimited reentries. And the reentry is located on level 3. Main club entrance is on level 2.
So who’s this guy anyway? Ok, just happens that this guy is my good friend. Local Vegas resident. I always hit em up when I’m in Vegas. His name is Gabriel Ackley and luckily I’m in a giving mood today. Here is his personal cell. Text him at 213−210−5923. Tell em you know Mr. 626 — that’s me (if you didn’t read my profile). You’re welcome #kobesystem

*This is a review for the Marquee Dayclub*
I went to Marquee Dayclub on a Sunday over Spring Break in March with a group of girls. Thanks to a great promoter, Drew Morrison, my group received comped admission PLUS an hour of open bar, which included beer and well drinks. Thanks Drew!
Check in was a breeze. Security, for once in my life, were actually really nice, funny people. They smiled (gasp!) and joked around with us. Before going on the elevator, they wished us well. I’ve never been to a club with nice security staff before, so that alone warrants an extra star!
We arrived early enough to find a place to sit by the pool. If you aren’t renting a cabana or a day bed, you have to sit on the floor or stand in an awkward spot. At least the Dayclub provides towels free of charge to sit on! It started to get really crowded around 3PM. SAVI was the headlining DJ. The music got louder as the Dayclub filled up. As far as drinks go, the bartenders were quick and friendly.
Worth a a Return Visit?
Everyone in my group enjoyed hanging out at the Marquee Dayclub. I would definitely come back.
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