Marquee Nightclub

Went here to a private open bar party. It’s dead center Las Vegas right on the strip! They had great music and loved the “boom box” atmosphere.

The balcony overlooked the strip below which kinda gave me the feel of being in time square but instead in Vegas.

Drinks were good and so was the food. Recommend for private parties or just in general.

Hip place. Ladies on the guest list get free drinks from 10 to 11:30pm. The place is spacious, there are booths with cushioned sofas and sectionals, large bar area where people can stand around away from the dance floor and still dance! Music is hip hop. There are several large TV monitors from floor to ceiling, great psychedelic reels streaming… an area beyond the bar area that’s by the pools quickly filled up with the crowd, much more spacious but screened in, super cold on evenings like this but quickly heated up with the packed crowd dancing the night away. You can rent out cabanas, take dip in the pool, come near closing time there are dances in sea life costumes and lights.

The inside night club was a very intimate area. I really didn’t realize how small it was actually going to be. My buddy and I parked ourselves right at a corner at the bar and we were served by Cassandra. She was freaking awesome and was more than generous with her pours. It was 4am and before we knew it, it was time to go! I’d go back 100%. When you go, don’t ask how much anything is because if you do, it will ruin your fun. 🤣. Just remember it’s Vegas. Thanks Cassandra!

Has a great time here.
Get here early and get on a guest list.
Free drinks for ladies from 11:30-12:30. Opens at 10:30. Fun place for a night out in Vegas.

If you need ADA, this place isn’t for you.
I’m recovering from a serious IT band issue in my knee, I’m still wearing a brace. They don’t tell you, you have to walk up 5 or 6 flights of stairs, with no elavators. And I slowly make the climb, letting people go by us. When we get inside, I ask where the ADA seating for the show is. The guy said “all seating is paid for, did you want to purchase seating?” I said no, I just wanted to know where the ADA section was. He said he needed to get a manager. The manager comes out and starts throwing all this legal jargon around “we are ADA compliant.” First of all, no you’re not, but I asked again, where the ADA section was. Dude literally offered to GET ME A WHEELCHAIR. I laughed and said, we just need seats, I literally just need to sit down after walking up 6 flights of stairs, I tried showing him my knee brace, so once again “WHERE IS YOUR ADA SEATING SECTION?”

….they finally offered us seats in the back in a VERY DARK CORNER like, legit off to the side, behind pillars where they had stuff piled out of the way and no view of anything. It seemed like an area staff escaped to take breaks. [See photo]

You’re going to say “wow, $20 for a show, that’s incredible!” What they don’t tell you, is the drinks are ABSURDLY expensive. We’re talking $38 [without tip] for two 8oz Bud Light Seltzers. $50 for two shots of Fire Jack. We got ployed into tickets saying ladies had open bar certain hours. Well, when we went for open bar, they asked us for a wrist band, we were like no one told us about the wrist bands, we’re just ladies, here for open bar for ladies?

This place is a joke of a money pit. We went to see Sofi Tucker, literally everyone we talked to was like “Sofi Who?” People don’t go there FOR the artists, they go there because they have money.

Save your money, seriously.