The night gets louder.
Superclubs hidden inside casinos, cocktail lounges suspended above the Strip, and DJs you’d fly across the world to see. This is Las Vegas between midnight and sunrise.
The superclubs.
Hover a name to step inside. Line-ups change weekly — always check the venue’s official calendar.
- 01
XS
Gold everything, an outdoor pool deck and a long-running roster of headline DJs. Dress to impress.
- 02
Omnia
A vast kinetic chandelier moves above the main room; the Heart of Omnia terrace overlooks the Strip.
- 03
Hakkasan
A multi-level superclub above a Michelin-pedigreed Cantonese restaurant.
- 04
Marquee
Soaring LED walls, a high-energy main room and the intimate Library upstairs.
- 05
LIV
The Miami Beach legend, with LIV Beach by day.
- 06
Zouk
A light rig that reshapes the room, plus the more intimate Ayu Dayclub.
- 07
TAO
Asian-inspired decor, a giant Buddha and a restaurant-to-club night all under one roof.
Doors at ten. Peak at two. Breakfast at six.
Lounges & cocktail bars.
For nights that are more martini than main stage.
The Chandelier
Three storeys of crystal strands, with a different cocktail mood on each level.
BellagioMayfair Supper Club
Dinner, live performance and a front-row view of the fountains.
Off-StripSpeakeasies
Hidden doors and handwritten menus — ask a bartender where they drink after their shift.
Sky-highRooftop lounges
Several Strip towers crown their top floors with lounges built for the view.
Anatomy of a club night.
Dinner & a decision
Lock in table service or guest list now; prices climb on the night.
Doors open
Arrive early to skip the worst of the line. Bring photo ID — it’s 21+ everywhere.
Headliner
The big names rarely go on before one in the morning.
Last call & afters
Some rooms keep going; the casino floor never stopped.
What’s the dress code?
Is table service worth it?
How do guest lists work?
The best night is one you planned.
Set a budget before you sit down and treat it as the price of the evening, not an investment. Every game on the floor carries a house edge. If the fun stops, stop — and if it’s more than that, the National Problem Gambling Helpline is free and confidential on 1-800-GAMBLER.