XS Las Vegas is always a crowded, fun time — but take advantage of the outdoor space and get your drinks by the pool.
Surrender Vegas offers a smaller, more intimate feel than XS, but during the summer it extends the club outward over the pool and tent the area for more space.
The centerpiece of Tryst is the 90-foot high waterfall located behind the main DJ booth; you can even see it from outside the hotel.
Andrea's is named for Steve Wynn's wife, and is a great place to spot a DJ before partying at Surrender next door.
The Wynn Las Vegas has a sprawling nightlife scene with clubs XS, Surrender, Tryst, and Encore Beach Club.
Did you know? Construction on the Encore began on the 1-year anniversary of Wynn Las Vegas' opening.
The home of Marquee, Cosmopolitan is also ground zero for Electric Daisy Carnival, as the host hotel of the EDMBiz conference.
Make sure to chat with the elevator operators on your way up to the club — they often have memorable stories to tell.
Cirque Du Soleil acrobats provide live performance elements during DJ sets from the likes of Sebastian Ingrosso, Axwell, and Zedd.
Daylight opened in Summer 2013 and features a design reminiscent of the legendary Ushuaia Ibiza.
Hakkasan LV is rumored to have cost $200 million to build — and the DJ roster adds another $70 million in the first year alone.
The MGM Grand recently replaced its Studio 54 nightclub with the massive Hakkasan at a reported cost of $200 million.
Wet Republic is the MGM's dayclub offering, and has a superstar list of resident DJs including Tiesto, Calvin Harris, and Steve Aoki.
TAO Las Vegas has a giant buddha in the middle of the restaurant — just like the NY location... Get your grub on before you dance.
LAVO LV is the sister club + restaurant to LAVO NYC... And the meatballs make for a great post-dancing meal.
Usually home to NASCAR, LVMS clears the track for 1 week each year to host Electric Daisy Carnival and its 300k revelers. But you can still enjoy some of the raceway concessions.
