If you’ve decided to visit Las Vegas during the winter months, but your nights are already packed with events, how will you fill your days? This is not your average town, so you can spend the day shopping, gambling, or exploring the restaurants. Sin City’s daytimes remain as lively as ever from October to March, even though the pools are closed. You might need to add more layers, but this is not a “slow” season. Check out our list of the top winter dayclubs.
Marquee Dayclub Dome
The Marquee Dayclub ensures the party never ends, even when temperatures drop. Marquee Dayclub Dome, a 23,000-square-foot sphere rising 50 feet above the pool deck and powered by 2 million BTUs, returns every weekend. It creates a summer oasis in the fall and winter, featuring a world-class lineup of DJs. The 90-degree water invites you to swim in any weather. Marquee Dayclub’s menu, guest list, and bottle service keep the party energy high. It’s an all-year-round Vegas pool experience that’s not to be missed.
Lavo Party Brunch
You have two options when planning your Saturday in Vegas. Lavo Party Brunch is a popular winter tradition in the city. This brunch is so hot that some people prefer to go during chilly months. Imagine the wildest party, the sexiest and most festive you can imagine, and double it. This decadent venue, located inside The Palazzo, is a hedonistic celebration for those who like to eat and drink their afternoons away while dancing. LAVO is open every Saturday from October through March. It’s open from 12 pm to 6 pm. While brunchers enjoy a menu of the highest quality, DJs spin Top 40, EDM, and Hip-Hop. You can find drink specials throughout the day. There is a sponsored bar out on the terrace, and women have an open bar from 1 pm to 2 pm. The restaurant spans over 20,000 square feet, and servers wear lobster costumes and dance on tables. You’d forget about the cold outside when you see how packed the indoor/outdoor venue is. Women receive free entry with an hour of open champagne, and men are eligible for a discounted cover charge if they sign up on our list. Bottle service can cost as little as $500, but it can reach more than $6,000 depending on the venue. The most expensive bottle is at the heart of the event. Why not be at the heart of this hedonistic celebration?
Stadium Swimming
You can still access pools even if the pool parties are closed. Stadium Swim at Circa Las Vegas is one of the few Las Vegas pools open in December and the cooler months. This is the only place you can swim in Vegas’ mild winter weather, rain or shine. It is open 365 days per year. Stadium Swim has six pools, surrounded by daybeds and cabanas. It’s not just the pools that are attractive; there’s also a 40-foot HDTV screen that broadcasts your favorite sports from 9 am to 9 pm. Swim-up bars and walls designed for selfies are also a bonus. Women can get free entry by joining our guest list. The cabanas range from $200 to $900, depending on location. The entire venue is a giant swimming playground. It’s the perfect place to drink, socialize, and soak up the sunshine in Las Vegas. Stadium Swim is worth the money and a must-see on your party agenda.
