The party moves outside.
From spring to early autumn, Las Vegas turns its pools into open-air festivals: DJs on the deck, cabanas, daybeds and a skyline shimmering in the heat.
Where the splash happens.
Seasons, hours and line-ups shift every year — confirm with the venue before you pack your swimwear.
Encore Beach Club
Three tiered pools, private bungalows and headline DJs — and on select nights, EBC at Night.
Wet Republic
A Strip original, built purely for the party.
Marquee Dayclub
Pool decks stacked high above the Boulevard.
TAO Beach
Balinese daybeds and a relaxed, sun-soaked vibe.
Stadium Swim
Tiered pools facing a giant screen. Game day, reimagined.
LIV Beach
Miami pool culture on the north Strip.
Forty degrees in the shade. Nobody’s in the shade.
Survive the sun.
- Season usually runs from around March to October, with peak weekends in summer.
- Hydrate between every drink; desert heat regularly passes 40°C (104°F).
- Bring photo ID — most dayclubs are 21+.
- Cabanas and daybeds carry minimum spends; split them with a group.
- Reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses and a light cover-up for the walk through the casino.
- Season
- Spring–Fall
- Peak
- 1–5 PM
- Age
- 21+
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.