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Haze
 Designed
by the Light Group, the folks who brought us popular Vegas hot spots
like Bellagio´s Bank, Haze takes nightlife one step further in a
dramatic 25,500-square-foot cutting-edge space. The vibe here is
positively trippy - suede walls, plush surfaces, a 70-foot wall of
lights and full-color laser light shows, plus a hundred square feet of
interactive projection screens on a performance stucture (don´t you dare
call it a stage) that hosts impromptu acts by world-renowned guest
artists. An innovative sound system heightens the effect, making you
feel as if the music - and eclectic mix of hip-hop, dance and top 40 -
is coming straight out of your head.
The club boasts three bars and a massive elevated dance floor. Scantly
clad waitresses roam about, serving free shots (though the tip is very
obligatory). The atmosphere is theatrical and interactive - go-go
dancers fling free glowsticks into the crowd, confetti drops from the
ceiling at random intervals and aerial dancers perform in time with the
music, while a fog machine keeps it all ... hazy.
Surrender 
Part
of an expansive entertainment complex that includes Encore Beach Club,
this indoor/outdoor pleasure palace is the latest collaboration between
Steve Wynn and nightlife impresario Sean Christie. The indoors is
appropriately dazzling, with flashing pinball-like lights, plush
banquettes and VIP seating surrounded by go-go dancers and a 90-foot
metallic snake that peers out from the wall behind the main bar.
Outside, the 45,000-square-foot oasis is marked by three tiered pools
and two levels of extravagant, fully-equipped cabanas and bungalows - so
you can party under the stars all night long.Trendsetting DJ
Steve Aoki, a prominent figure on the electro-dance scene, energizes
the evenings with his dynamic live performance set every Friday Night.
And Surrender is the place to be on New Year´s Eve, when will.i.am of
Black Eyed Peas will host and perform his first-ever New Year´s deejay
set in Vegas.
Rain
Sprawled
on the casino level of Palms Casino Resort, Rain combines performances
by international headliners, an electrifying 25,000-square-foot dance
space and over-the-top special effects to create a dynamic,
multi-sen-sory destination. Among the largest and oldest nightclubs in
town, Rain continues to attract an enthusiastic young crowd and
celebrities galore.  Enter through a tunnel of gold-mirrored mosaic tiles and head out onto a giant dance floor surrounded by dramatic fountains. Fireballs
shoot from the center of the light display that hangs from the ceiling,
and an elongated bar set before a glass wall offers a spectacular view
of the Strip. The
club hosts two regular bashes: Clash Fridays is an electro music party
with an edgy, sexy stage production that combines synchronized beats,
sound, image and dance. And the popular Perfecto Saturday, curated by world-famous DJ Paul Oakenfold, features remixes, mash-ups, hip-hop and more. |
