A Las Vegas vision of excellence in customer service, an exclusive nightlife with world-class beat pounding DJs, spectacular light shows that celebrate sight and sound and leave you wanting more…that’s what Hyde Bellagio is all about.

If you’re looking for a nightlife experience bathed in classic Las Vegas luxury and style, the Hyde Bellagio Nightclub in Las Vegas is ideal venue for you. This nightclub attracts the most beautiful people in the arts and entertainment scene from L.A. to South Beach and pulsates with raw energy emanating a rouge vibe three nights a week. 

There’s been a void in the Vegas nightlife scene ever since Drai’s beachclub closed its doors for renovation back in early 2013.

But finally–after much anticipation and preparation–Drai’s is back.

Yet it’s not the Drai’s we used to know. What was once a popular afterhours spot is now much more: a full-fledged nightclub and dayclub. Although it’s one venue, you can almost think of it as two clubs: Drai’s Beachclub (pool party) and Drai’s Nightclub. 

When it comes to Vegas pool parties, there are many great, up-and-coming venues. But they’re all just challengers to Wet Republic and its amazing Cabana, the undisputed champion of Las Vegas day life.

Featuring over 50,000 square feet chock full of sun, water and hard bodies, Wet Republic remains perhaps the most appealing pool party that Sin City has to offer. Complementing it’s massive size is its unparalleled DJ line up. With residents like Tiesto and Calvin Harris, and regular appearances by many of the biggest names of EDM, the overall experience at Wet Republic is hard to match. 

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So you’re planning a big night out on the town in Vegas? If your plans include a trip to one of Las Vegas’s top clubs you basically have two options. 

1. This was my second time seeing Bruno Mars this year, after the 2013 iHeartRadio Music Festival at MGM Grand Garden Arena. His show, an extended engagement at the new Chelsea in the Cosmopolitan, solidified his standing as one of the best live performers today, alongside Justin Timberlake and Beyoncé. Mars can sing (anything), dance and charm the pants off audience members. 

You know you’re at the place to be on New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas when after navigating an hour-long queue and fighting the crowd inside, there’s another line just to get onto the dance floor.

Such was the case at Hakkasan for their first New Year’s Eve bash, which saw resident dance kingpin Calvin Harris ring in 2014 with a slate of pop gold and a legion of adoring clubgoers crammed into every nook and cranny with hopes of getting in on the action.

For a nightlife juggernaut like Hakkasan, which routinely draws crowds with a pedigree of A-list DJs and a venue that looks like its $100-million price tag, the scene was standard fare: dim lights, sporadic confetti, a gawking, static dance floor and a palpable sense of anticipation. Thirtysomethings in sharp suits lorded over booths and tables, pouring Veuve Clicquot and Grey Goose into the mouths of female companions dancing atop them; the plebiens, meanwhile, traversed the perpetual, amorphous line-crowd flooding the corridors up to the bars, where they were offered cardboard party hats as consolation.