OMNIA

Hated this experience! Purchased 2 VIP tickets and 1 regular priced ticket for 3 women out to enjoy Calvin Harris. How may line do you need to get in a club! 6 or more? Older door man moved us to correct line because we weren’t allowed to be in same line. While in line, short doorman yells at us lucky Nicole was working the line and had common sense! Once herded inside there were way too many people. Seemed like a fire hazard. There was nothing to do but stand still. The bar! First round $ 68 for 3 drinks. Same drinks different bartender $ 35! Third round robbery again. Crazy! Couldn’t enjoy Calvin because I felt like the whole club was screwing us over. Never again is all I have to say. Marquee is soooo much better!

The club itself is really nice. Def gets too crowded though. I read reviews about it being so crowded you can’t even move, but like others I thought maybe people were just exagerating. But no, literally at one point I was in the middle of the dance floor hugging myself, completely stuck in one place for minutes. No room to dance or move whatsoever!!! The club is huge and obviously really popular, but maybe they should set a limit as too how many people they allow in the club because damn! Drinks are the same price as everywhere else though the cups are smaller than they are at some of the other clubs like XS. The music in both rooms were sick though. I’ll most likely come back just to see how it goes another time around.

We went into the Heart of Omnia side and it is amazzzing. Great Dj. Good drinks. Love it.

I have only been twice since it opened and I had a great (but not amazing) experience both nights.
First visit was right after it opened, so even being a group of young girls without any guys in our group and being on the guestlist we waited FOREVER to get in. Once we did get in, it was extremely crowded so it was difficult to thoroughly check it out and enjoy ourselves. However, the upstairs patio area had a fantastic view of the strip!
More recently I went on a week day and after its been open for a while so we were able to get inside much quicker and it was less crowded. This time we were able to enjoy the atmosphere more, however the outside/​upstairs area was closed. That was disappointing, but we still had a good time!
Would recommend/​will return

Beautiful and uniquely styled nightclub. The chandelier is awesome! 5 stars for décor.
Unfortunately it’s your typical pretentious Vegas nightclub. I would never come here if I didn’t have a table. I love dancing with the crowd, but no thank you when everyone is packed like sardines and it’s a sausage fest out there.
Girls will try to invite themselves to your table by just walking in and sitting down. Yeah, no. Although I can’t blame a person for not wanting to deal being without a table.
They bring in the top EDM acts, but don’t deviate much from the «top 40» type edm artists .
Door guys and promoters are douchey… But you come to expect that crap when you’ve done the club thing long enough.
Women are mostly of the plastic variety, but most club douches enjoy and expect that.

After hearing some great things about the Heart of Omnia, my friends and I decided to check it out. Before going, it was described to me as «the most exclusive club inside the most exclusive club in Vegas» and from Omnia’s own website it is billed as a «place of legend», so needless to say expectations were high.
Minutes after reaching the dance floor though, I knew the Heart of Omnia had just set the bar as far as clubbing experiences go. Being an avid fan of the urban news and entertainment site, WORLDSTARHIPHOP, and its associated twitter page, it reminded me of the vines they post where they say «_​_​_​_​_​_​_​concerts are lit fire emoji» accompanied by an enthused crowd. I was living the dream. The DJ that night, DJ Ruckus, was only playing bangers (aka LOTS of Drake). He played «Legend» and «Know Yourself» back to back, he played «Jumpan», he played «Hotline Bling», and he played «Big Rings». I’ve had quite a few moments yelling the chorus of «Know Yourself» or rhetorically asking my friends if we’re talking teams, but this one tops them all. We were in Las Vegas, in Omnia, in the Heart of Omnia, on the dance floor of Heart of Omnia, with fog from the fog machines on the dance floor of Heart of Omnia hitting us in the face and we were talking teams. WATTBA
Side note: DJ Ruckus played two Fetty Wap songs, which I feel like, is the optimal amount of Fetty Wap.

One of my favorite clubs in Vegas when done right. Love their sound system, one of the only clubs I can actually feel the bass.
The lines for guestlist get crazy long so the ONLY way I will enjoy coming here is if I am joining a table and will have somewhere to sit at. I will NEVER come here without someone having a table. Wearing heels all night in pushy crowds is the worst, and it gets VERY CROWDED here. Plan on pre gaming, unless if you don’t mind spending $ 14+ on each drink at the bar. Being a girl is the best part, our promoter always hooks it up for us. I have been here a couple times, never spend a dollar, and always get to join a table. Don’t want to listen to EDM all night? No worries, just walk upstairs to the hip hop room!
One thing that really pisses me off is how some workers are so rude. I understand it can get crazy from how packed every night is, but I do not appreciate getting pushed out of the way all the time.

So you pay to see Calvin Harris but you still have to be there by midnight or you’re not guaranteed to see him. So we got there and though the place was huge, the main club could get super crowded. The hiphop room was smaller but I thought it was better, music was good too.
So Calvin Harris finally played music around 1:15ish am and he was amazing. We danced on our little standing spot that we kept for an hour just to make sure we could get a good view of the dj that we paid to see and dance on. When we left that spot 20 minutes in Calvin’s set, we found out that the bouncers were not even letting people in the main club anymore so there were lots of people who didn’t enjoy Calvin Harris.

Frankly, Omnia was a MAJOR let down. And when I say MAJOR, I mean it. Because I spent money to get in and literally walked out in 30 mins because I couldn’t stand the crowd any more.
I signed up for the guest list to check the place out on Saturday, 1÷30÷2016. But that was very naïve of me because every Tom, Dick, Harry and their uncles, aunts and grandmothers also signed up on the guest list and expected to get in. Thankfully, because we were guests at the Nobu hotel, we had our own line to get in. And didn’t have to wait in lines that passed the casino all the way into the main lobby. It’s literally chaotic.
And these fools let anyone and everyone inside. Come on, please gauge the crowd you are letting in. And please see their faces! Not an ounce of class inside.
We paid, walked into the Heart of Omnia, which is where they play hiphop. There wasn’t any place to stand and it literally was a sausage fest inside. We then decided to check out the rooftop, but that was obviously closed. The only place left was where they were playing EDM and it sucked. I like good EDM, but the DJ’s that night were horrible. The bars are hard to access because whoever designed this place decided to put tables everywhere.
Yeah I get it, they want you to buy a table. Then don’t let that many people inside because god forbid there’s an accident or a fire incident, people will die inside and get stampeded on!
I just chugged my drink and couldn’t wait to get the f*ck out.
If it’s like this when an average to subpar DJ (s) plays music, I wonder what it will be like when someone renowned plays.
If I ever decide to go back, I am getting a table.

After a spur of the moment decision to stay in Vegas an extra night, my friends and I decided we would hit up OMNIA for our 3^rd night out, primarily because it was one of the only places open on a Sunday. We filled out information through the website to get on the guest list which DID NOT WORK btw. My friend and I happened to run into a person who gave us tickets and when we arrived at midnight got right in with no wait. However, when our third friend arrived they were making a big fiasco about the fact that our names weren’t on the list. Hmm not my problem that your website doesn’t work even after it said that my request was processed but whatever.
Once inside, I assume because it was Sunday and based on the pictures, they only had the «main heart room» open and all the other sections of the club were roped off. So we were in this small room which never got fully packed.
The ambience was good, I loved the window wall visuals they were pretty neat. The DJ was good at mixing the music but as a pure hip-​hop lover I can’t say I loved it (except when he played Adele) lol. There was a lot of mainstream stuff mixed with dance/​techno (not sure of the difference sorry)
The crowd was very random and older. I credit that to it being Sunday though. Lots of creepy guys kept hitting on my friend who had to turn them down more than once which not fun. Also they kept releasing those guns of cold misty air throughout the night and they were RIDICULOUSLY AGGRESSIVE. I was legitimately traumatized the entire night because they caught me off guard, my friends and I couldn’t see or breathe. Truly terrifying I’m not even exaggerating.
If I were to return it would probably be on a Friday or Saturday only when it sounds like they have the entire club open. I will say though that the employees are all very good looking so if anything come for the eye candy haha

I dont know where to start… i guess ill start when the promoter told my friend and i it was a casual kinda of tuesday night… we show up at the requested time only for them to tell us we cant get in with our jordans on… (because we hoped on a early morning flight to vegas after a night of drinking on monday we didnt bring extra shoes)… no worries the very unfriendly staff member told us ross is open and to walk to other end of strip to buy black shoes… we bought some drinks on the strip and worked our way down only to find that ross had closed hours ago… thats twice weve been misinformed probably on purpose… we somehow got very nice black dress shoes (dont ask) and worked our way back to the club… now the very same bouncer who told us we needed different shoes told us my freinds t shirt didnt have a design on it so he cant get in! mind you this is a tuesday night! and he didnt want to let us in because of a lack of a design!!! hahaha i couldnt stop laughing at this point… all of a sudden i was surrounded by bouncers trying to be intimidating while i was embarrassing them for there lack of logic and customer service… on que 4 guys walk out the club and tell us «mate go somewhere else, nothing but dudes in there» … after being toyed with by a couple of jealous meathead bouncers i had enough… and after reading some of these other reviews these guys need a lesson on what it is to work at a club… ive partied all over the world and if i was the owner of this club id be so embarrassed to have this kind of staff
we ended up walking up and down the strip poping in and out of random bars and it was a great night…

This place is great if you do it right. And I’m only knocking off a star because there are definitely ways to have a frustrating night here. This is one of the best clubs in Vegas, if not best (close with XS and Marquee). This is a venue where you can be 10 ft away from a top DJ in the world, on one of the most breath-​taking dance floors in the world, surrounded by people all trying to have a great time.
Steps to have a successful night at Omnia:
1. Pre-​game. You won’t be buying drinks here, nor want to. Does 30 mins of waiting for a $ 32 vodka Redbull that you turn around and spill on the first person behind you sound fun? Didn’t think so.
2. Get in line early. This club isn’t as great with the promotions. Everyone has guestlist, so get there at 1030 at the latest and at the very least get stamped and come back later.
3. Head STRAIGHT for the dance floor. The halls are crowded, the terrace is crowded, the upstairs is crowded. I’ve had the most luck getting on the dance floor where people keep somewhat decent space for dancing.
4. Have fun, and look up. There’s nothing quite like having that chandelier drop down right above you.
Don’t leave the dance floor unless you have to. Navigating the hoards of people is frustrating.

First time here. Very impressed with the layout of the club. There is 2 sections to the club. A smaller side club and the main room, which has a really cool chandelier hanging above the dance floor. The lighting and sound systems are very good!!! Dance floor was too crowded to do any dancing. Will definitely come back…

Granted I was at the heart of omnia for a corporate event– so this review is for service/​décor but not price or typical crowd.
I look forward to returning to check this place out on a regular night. This room and entry has all the glitz and glamour you could ask for. Plus the table /​booth /​couch set ups look great for either being right on the dance floor or being able to overlook the action. Sound system rocked. Bartenders were on point.

Well, I can FINALLY say that I have gone to Omnia! It’s taken long enough, especially being a local. I went on a Tuesday night, not expecting much of a crowd, but it was pretty full. Lines were relatively long, but luckily we «knew people,» so we got to bypass the line and got right in. Also luckily, the people we knew had a table, which of course makes the whole nightclub experience bearable.
Our bottle waitress was pretty amazing! Pretty, friendly, personable, and provided great service. The shots she made were delicious, too!
The club itself was gorgeous, beautiful light system, cold smoke and confetti, a band, and that whole «Vegas» experience that people seek. One thing I loved was that there is a hip hop room! It was a welcome break from the EDM, and definitely jumping.
The bathroom set up is a bit confusing (perhaps I was just tipsy), but the attendants were nice enough.
I’m glad I finally got the Omnia experience, and I shall return!

We spent our best night out at Omnia the last time we were in Vegas. We had prepaid tickets to Nervo, and got in at the last minute. We didn’t have to wait in any line and were admitted right away. The lines at the bar were short, and some girl in front of us ordered too many drinks and gave us two for free. Score!
Our first pass at the dance floor was a disaster, because it was too packed and they weren’t letting anyone in. We were slightly annoyed by this, and the fact that they kept changing the entrance tunnels, but we spent a little time in the smaller club within, and that was fun too (though also crowded).
On our second pass, we made it to the dance floor. It was pretty packed (it was Saturday in Vegas, so it’s to be expected), but nothing like our previous night at Hakkasan (ugh, what a horror). After about 30 to 40 minutes, things eased up and there was more room. We found an awesome group of guys, and they helped make the night fantastic!
Nervo was amazing, the sound system was killer, the fog/​chilled air jets were awesome and on point, and the crazy, interactive chandelier system was out of control. We stayed until about 4am when things started dying down. It was a great night and I have fond memories of our time at this club.

Omnia is a beautiful club! The chandelier is CRAZY and the music is great!
The first hour here at Omnia was cool. we were able to get drinks easily, dance and have fun. Maybe 1.5 hours in… it got SUPER CROWDED. I seriously could not move at one point. I should also mention its mostly DUDES here, many of them are not in the best mindset. Also the security here aren’t the friendliest, if you are in their way, they will push you to the side like it was nothing. Geez.
Not sure if I would come back. XS is still the best club in my opinion.

Decided to hit This place last night. Ohh boy!
Located inside the Caesar palace, the place is sharp, well maintained. Looks like new and a really professional staff. My party and I were on the guest list so the entrance was a smooth process.
Dress code was clean, and a really nice crowd was gathered there last night.
I was off course in the hip hop room which was super packed! A couple of drinks in and the party started!
A great time like i had not had in a long time! Reminded me my days at David Getta’s Bain Douche in Paris!
Will definitely hit this place next time in town. if you’re looking for a nice ambiance with a good flow of today’s hip hop hits, this place is the one!

I’ve only been to 3 clubs in Vegas, but this one definitely tops my short list! Okay, clubbing in short is probably always MUCH MORE FUN with a table and bottle service, like keep the drinks coming, no body to body contact in the ridiculous crowd, it was a great clubbing experience.
My friends and I got a balcony table overlooking Nicky Romero and it was an awesome time. the girls started off the night at a comp table downstairs by the dance floor, comped bottle of
Grey goose with all different kinds of chase, cranberry vodka was most of our drink of choice. The comp tables are small and cramped then we went upstairs and the balcony table was amazing! The service was great, they always made sure our cups were filled! There was a lot of room for 15 – 20 of us to dance comfortably and enjoy ourselves. The ambiance of the club is great and the crowd was crazy.
Next time we’re thinking of getting a table in the hip hop room though, it’s great they have a hip hop room because they already know, that’s where everyone gets nastyyyyy, just kidding. But it’s hard to dance to edm sometimes! It’s a nice variety you get to choose from!

I’ve been to my fair share of Vegas clubs over the years. I mean anywhere from Tao, lavo, the bank and almost anywhere you can think of. My friends and I have had Omnia on our list for quite some time so of course we were excited.
Upon arrival there were so many different lines some so much longer than others it was a little confusing. Lucky for us we didn’t have to wait in line. Of course we went straight to the bar to get drinks. We ordered four drinks and four shots for about $ 150.00, but it’s Vegas what do you expect right?
The great thing about omnia they have two rooms. One room is EDM and the other is hip hop both were packed. We headed to the hip hop room and it was pure madness. The music was great and so was the crowd. We had a good time dancing the night away.
Omnia is by far one of the best clubs in Vegas to date. The space, the décor, and the music. I would say watch your belongings closely because I can see how things can come up missing with so many people around.

They pack the place up like animals. It took 20 minutes just to get out of this place. I don’t know when the featured Dj Dirtysouth came out but we stayed until 1ish and he still wasn’t out.
Guys ended up paying $ 50 each for pre sale tickets and girls were free.
The service here is terrible. The staff is stuck up/​anal and they won’t let you sit anywhere.

I can’t describe my experience at Omnia in words but oh boy, I’ll try. Disclosure first though, unless you’re throwing down tens of thousands for a VIP table, your experience will probably be really shitty. We had a table on the floor when Calvin Harris was here so we had an amazing experience but it really really sucked anytime I left my table because 1. The bouncers are sexist as hell 2. It’s wayy too overcrowded.
But warnings and disclosures aside, this was a ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE for my friends and I and that quintessential Vegas experience you will remember and talk about for years. I think what mesmerized me the most is the huge space ship like moving disco chandelier they have hanging from the top of the dance floor. Then the beautiful coordinated dancers on each corner of the floor. And the upside down gymnastic girl coming out of the ceiling, nbd. Did I mention the girl riding on a unicorn with sparklers in hand? Yeah that happened.
So if you’re willing to endure and spend for the Omnia experience, go for it. Because it was totally worth it :)

This Omnia beats San Diego’s, 10x as big! My girlfriends & I came here to see Calvin Harris. Free entry when on Guestlist & we arrived promptly by 1030p. The line was not too long & we were in within 10 minutes. The main dance floor is spacious! We went upstairs looking for the Hip Hop room but accidentally, & with a pleasant surprise, found the balcony. What a gorgeous view of the strip! The DJ was playing mellow EDM & it was so packed that we had to leave. We found our way to the Hip Hop room & it was not as busy as the other 2 floors. Great music & old school songs.
My feet were killing me & I was so pleased to see that the bathroom attendants were selling Fast Flats for $ 20!
Cons:
–Expensive, & I mean crazy expensive drinks! My Red Bull Vodka cost $ 25. No lie.
–Way too many stairs & not good for the ladies with heels!

There’s no doubt in my mind that Omnia is one of the most breathtaking and jaw-​dropping experiences that Vegas has to offer. You really have to see this venue for yourself to get a true grasp as to how mind-​blowing and over-​the-​top it is!
Having been to Hakkasan, XS, and Marquee nightclubs, believe me when I say that Omnia represents the next level of Vegas nightlife. There’s no shortage of stuff to «ooh» and «ahh» at.
I’ve paid two visits here. Interestingly enough, my first visit was about as bad as my return trip was good. Here are my thoughts:
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— Let’s be real here — you came to Omnia to see that chandelier that everyone was talking about. Again, written descriptions won’t really do that bad boy justice; just imagine the sickest rave/​festival stage that you’ve seen for yourself — only bigger and crazier. It’s quite the sight to see this this thing split into different sections, descending on the crowd in seconds flat — all in sync to the biggest drops from today’s dance music A-​list.
Speaking of which…
— The talent at Omnia is a strong representation of who’s who in dance music today. On any given weekend, you can expect to see the likes of Calvin Harris, Nicky Romero, Martin Garrix, etc. Not only that — but if you pay a visit on a less-​packed (i.e. non-​holiday/​fight weekend), you may be able to score tickets for as little as $ 20 – 30 a person… well worth the cost! Check the calendar and buy presale tickets; otherwise, you can expect to wait in rather long lines to experience Vegas’s new «it» club. (More on that later!)
The DJs themselves seem to be just as stoked as the rest of us to be paying a visit to Vegas’s newest hotspot. During our visits, it looked like both Armin Van Buuren & Nicky Romero were having the time of their lives, grinning from ear to ear — and their positive energy showed in their mixing & track selection, which kept the party rocking for hours on end.
— Like others have said, Omnia headlining DJs don’t man the decks until later in the night — noticeably later than other nightclubs, in fact. Nicky Romero didn’t start spinning until around 1:45 AM or so, which isn’t a big issue if you’re smart enough to space out your alcohol consumption. It’s a little unfortunate that he only ended up playing for about 2 hours or so — a pretty big contrast to the «proper» 3 hour+ Vegas nightclub sets that I’ve seen from the likes of Avicii and Kaskade.
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— I love how Omnia combines elements of both indoor and outdoor space to make for a more complete nightlife experience. After having your senses completely overwhelmed in the main club for hours on end, it’s nice to turn to the Terrace for a little bit of fresh air. With bumping deep house & future house jams blasting through the speakers (sometimes courtesy of up-​and-​comers such as Tchami & Oliver Heldens!), this is a great place to grab a quick drink and enjoy a bit of conversation. Just don’t expect to find anywhere to sit…
…Which leads me to one of the big pitfalls of Omnia LV. If you’re not coming in ready to drop some cash on bottle service, don’t expect to find much of a place to sit. There’s a balcony ledge on the Terrace that patrons sometimes like to rest on top of, but the bouncers frequently make laps past it and force everybody to stand up.
— Similarly, you should also be aware of just how packed and oversold Omnia gets on its busiest nights. We made the mistake of paying a visit during EDC Week to go see Armin — and found that the notion of «personal space» seemed largely optional, at least that night. We weren’t able to access the dancefloor during our first two hours inside the club, and with bouncers redirecting patrons in all possible directions, you can imagine how chaotic things got. All in all, I had a pretty awful time during that first visit, even though Armin had the place going nuts. Again, I’d strongly recommend against going on a major weekend unless you’ve got table reservations.
— Lastly, Omnia doesn’t offer free tap water, much like the other Hakkasan venues. Not sure how they get away with such an arrangement, but expect to pay $ 8 per bottle of Voss water.
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With its roster of unparalleled DJ talent and a setup that has to be seen to be believed, put Omnia on your to-​do list for your next Vegas trip. The place isn’t flawless by any means, but it’s still a great choice for a memorable night on the Strip. Just don’t visit during a major travel weekend — or you’ll probably end up regretting that you did!

I had not been to a new Vegas club in a while, so during my most recent trip my wingman and I said: OK!!! Omnia is in Caesar’s Palace in the place formerly occuped by Pure (wasn’t it another name before?!). BTW, it has its own entrance vs many clubs where the entrance to the club is in the casino.
We never do general population, so we bought a table. Yeah, yeah, I know its pricey. However, I don’t want to deal with the long lines to get in, or to get a drink. I don’t mind paying extra to enjoy myself more. Axwell from Sweden was playing the night we went, and he killed it. Everyone was having a great time. Nonetheless, it was RAF (Ratchet as F*k) in the club!!!
Of course, the night is not complete unless you meet someone new. We were approached by many BRF (Bitchy Resting Face — from YouTube fame) ratchets trying to get a cup. We politely shooed them away. However, we met two cool girls from Santa Barbara that were nice and not ratchets. We met up again in Santa Barbara when we all returned to So CA (holla!).
Omnia means «everything», and we got everything we wanted out of the evening. We didn’t have to wait in line, Axwell killed it and we met some cool girls. I would have posted pics, but they asked me not to post pics with faces. However, they didn’t say anything about the side angle pic!
LMAO!!!

I am a fan of Caesar’s in general and I LOVED Pure back in the day and some of my best memories were from nights at that club. So. enter Omnia… I had very high expectations and I am happy to say they were met! A great job by Hakkassan group; Omnia is Hakkasan’s hotter, cooler little sister LOL
When we came (last Thursday) and unfortunately, the inside wasn’t even open! So we missed seeing that epic «alien moving space ship chandelier» everyone raves about on here. That was a bummer, but we definitely enjoyed the outdoor terrace throughout the night.
That view… That VIEW. Hangover movie type view of the strip that made for a great background for pictures… The view itself was reason enough to come here.
One highlight was actually the DJ here that night. It wasn’t a big headliner but a DJ. IN VEGAS. TOOK OUR. SONG REQUESTS! Yes, you read that right. Miracles can happen, people.
Vegas baby!

What a gorgeous venue!!! WOW!!!
We had a group of 8 on a Sunday night for Above and Beyond. We arrived around 11p but Above and Beyond didn’t start playing until 1am. Table service was on point. Anything we need, we got almost immediately. Sunday nights are called «IMAGINE» nights. So I guess they have a different theme each Sunday. Ours was Enchanted Forest. So as we were getting led to our table, I saw a bunch of girls with cute light up wings. The minute we sat down and told our cocktail waitress we wanted some wings of our own, our request was taken care of within seconds!!! Throughout the night, everybody was tentative. We wanted more Fiji water; we got it. She kept our drinks full. The busboy kept our tables cleared from empy drinks and the floors clean from any spills. Talk about service!
Hakkasan Group really did it up for Omnia. You don’t even remember how this was once Pure Nightclub. The 2^nd floor outdoor portion of the club was closed… our VIP Host told us they usually close it on Sundays. Either way… didn’t really want to go outside on a hot summer night.
The girls’ bathrooms were quick and clean. Kind of on a smaller side compared to bigger nightclubs like Marquee or XS. And ladies… don’t bother taking any groups or selfie pics in there. It’s dark and cramp. I barely had room to wash my hands without girls constantly walking back and forth around me. Also… unlike Hakkasan (which I heard there’s a shit load of stairs)…this is pretty much a straight shot in and out of the club. It’s easy to navigate.

Omnia has def changed a lot since Pure was there.
I can’t even remeber how it use to look like. The thing about new clubs is its gonna of course attract tons of people, in turn the clubs is gonna be really hard to move around. I didnt get the chance to check up stairs as our group was pretty big.
The hassle was getting in, but Amy the hostess that use to work at hakkasan was pretty good about responding and making sure we were taking care of. As we were getting in Robbie said NO Guys! So each of us girl had to sadly kissed our significant others that we came with bye. it was almost like as if we were giving them a last kiss before they go off to war or something.
I guess Robbie saw this and decided to just «take care of him». Smart thinking Robbie. but it was good enough to get the rest of the guys in and also to just cut the crazy ridiculous line!
We were happy people inside! =)

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