Fortunately, this oasis is not only the entertainment capital of the world, it is also the number 1 vacation town due to its diverse selection of options for everyone. The newest and hottest pool is the pool at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas hotel and casino. The pools there called the Bamboo and Boulevard, which offer stunning views of the strip and are open to guests only except for a few nightly events and the Marquee Dayclub has an entry fee of just $20 but has intimate cabanas with their own infinity pools. private. Las Vegas is one of the few American cities that offers the European option (topless or optional) in some of its luxury pools. Like Caesars Palace, where “all roads lead to the pool,” Caesar’s has eight pools, each with a different theme, all free for guests to use, and only a $10 charge on weekdays. non-guest week and $20 Friday through Sunday. The pools at Wynn and Encore, the sister properties, are available only to guests, and even guests pay a cover charge at the Beach Club. The Wynn and Encore properties were “born from Steve Wynn’s vision and funding” and offer guests an upscale, grown-up feel in everything available and that extends to the pools as well. The seven combined pools offer everything from optional swimming, private pools available for each tower, and a DJ available at the Beach Club, where the entry fee is $30 for women and $40 for men. Another set of sister hotels that boast some of the best real estate in the entire valley is the Tao Beach Club at the Venetian and the Azure Pool at the Pallazzo, Tao features Indonesian-themed designs that fit Maxim magazines, bustling and busy, DJ running the Saturday night parties. The Azure environment is much more relaxed with its luxurious South of France vibe.
If you’re looking for something even more low-key, you and your guests should head to the Aria Hotel and Casino and check out their three pool selections while local and celebrity DJs spin tunes for you in the day club. which is discreetly hidden near the pools. The cover charge for the pools at the Aria is free for guests and just $10 for non-guests. The city has many indoor activities and pools for the whole family, such as the suggestion to cool off in the pool that the Golden Nugget has that incorporates a 200,000 gallon fish/shark tank in the pool and is free for guests and only costs $20 to cover guests.
There are activities for everyone here, Las Vegas offers everything from indoor and outdoor shooting ranges, indoor skydiving, a stretch of window shopping at Planet Hollywood that’s so amazing it’s called the Miracle Mile. If you’re out strolling in the sun, remember to bring a bottle of water, lipstick, and a map of the city (buttons). You can find tons of Las Vegas events and things to do at Vegas Tickets.