Las Vegas is among the most popular tourist destinations in the United States. According to University of Nevada, Las Vegas, over 35 million visitors arrive in Vegas on an annual basis. Many make the trek in order to seek their fortunes at the gaming tables, while others desire to indulge in the cornucopia of restaurants that now dot the Strip. For nightlife, Las Vegas has a variety of clubs where locals and visitors can dance until the sun rises.
Tryst Nightclub is located within the spectacular Wynn Resort on the Las Vegas Strip. Tryst features a multi-story indoor waterfall and lagoon providing a soothing juxtaposition to the adjacent high-energy dance floors. According to Bachelor Vegas, Tryst is populated with a \"sexy well-mixed\" crowd, and it has established itself as a place to see and be seen. Dance areas are divided between several different rooms surrounding the waterfall, and each has their own vibe and feel.
The club features an outdoor lakefront mingling area allowing club goers a brief respite from the crowds and beats. Sections of the outdoor area have dance floors for those desiring to party under the Vegas moon. VIP rooms and bottle service are available for high-roller and club concierges cater to the whims of celebrities and those who just want to live like one for a weekend.
Tryst Nightclub
3131 Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 770-3375?
trystlasvegas.com
Studio 54 is located within the MGM Grand, and it is a reincarnation of the original 1970's NYC version which set the standards for all dance clubs to come. According to Lavish Vegas, this huge club contains over 20,000 square feet packed with young party goers. The music at Studio 54 is varied with today's beats being intermixed with classic disco reminiscent of the legendary original establishment.
The club has a VIP area with bottle service, and semi-private lounges are perched on the second floor providing guests a bird's-eye view of the action on the dance floor below. The crowd at Studio 54 is entertained by go-go dancers and an array of acrobatic wall-walkers and trapeze artists, and dry ice produces a hazy effect resulting in a circus-like ethereal experience.
Studio 54
3799 Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 891-7254?
mgmgrand.com
Lavo is located within the Palazzo Resort, and it contains an Italian restaurant along with a vibrant dance club. According to the Las Vegas Sun, there is a large outdoor dining area providing for a perfect setting for club goers to enjoy cuisine prepared by renowned chef Ralph Scamardella prior to heading up to the dance floor above. The dance floor at Lavo is surrounded by intimate sofa areas, and full-service bars fill out the perimeter. Music is provided by top-flight DJ's spinning out pulsating beats. Private lounges and bottle service are available.
Lavo
3325 Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 791-1800?
lavolv.com
Stoney's is a country-theme dance club located on the Las Vegas Strip a few miles south of Mandalay Bay. The dance floor at Stoney's is packed with line-dancing crowds moving to the beats of popular country tunes. Of course, there is a mechanical bull on-site seeing no country dance venue would be complete without one. Pool tables and a game arcade are also located within the club. Country dance lessons are offered, and there is live music on selected evenings. Stoney's is open Wednesday through Sunday from 7 p.m. until the sun rises.
Stoney's Rockin' Country
9151 Las Vegas Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 435-2855
stoneysrockincountry.com
