Steve Wynn partners with nightlife impresario Sean Christie and renowned casino marketing veteran Bob Mancari to unveil an expansive entertainment complex certain to set a new standard in Las Vegas and beyond. The Encore Beach Club and Surrender Nightclub blends the daytime beach party and sexy nightclub into a premier destination for trendsetters seeking a superior nightlife experience.

As day turns into night Encore Beach Club becomes Surrender Nightclub–a sensual space that opens up to the surrounding outdoor oasis. Trendsetting DJ Steve Aoki energizes the evenings as Friday night resident and music director for “Aoki’s House.” A prominent figure in the emerging electro-dance scene, Aoki takes the crowd to the next level with his dynamic live performance set.

John Lyons Systems, the award-winning lighting and sound firm, has developed a showcase DJ booth and audio system designed to withstand outdoor elements while delivering exceptionally rich, clear sound. Guests are dazzled by the eclectic décor, expansive bar and glass DJ booth featuring technology that can provide individual soundtracks for the nightclub, Encore Beach Club or an all-encompassing vibe for the entire venue. Through the use of innovative lighting technology from Lyons, the various architectural elements are illuminated, creating a striking, animated effect.

Surrender Nightclub hours of operation:
Wednesday – Saturday, 10 p.m. – closing

Encore Beach Club hours of operation:
Friday – Sunday, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Monday – Thursday, 12 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Co-owned and operated by the N9NE Group, the new $30 million Palms Pool & Bungalows covers an incredible three acres of sparkling water complete with three gorgeous pools, four outdoor bars, a comfortable dining area, spectacular waterfalls, a stage for live performances, multiple VIP areas and 27 lavish VIP cabanas. The overall design of the Palms Pool & Bungalows is chic and sophisticated, with a palette of bold patterns and vivid colors. The menu created by N9NE Steakhouse’s Executive Chef Barry Dakake, offers some of the most delicious high-end poolside fare in the city.

The Place To Be In Sin City

It’s always a star studded night at the Luxor’s LAX Nightclub. Catering to a sexy yet sophisticated audience of A-list club-goers, celebrities and socialites, LAX is guaranteed to make you feel like you have truly arrived. With two-stories of modern design perfection, the only three letter word the LUXOR does better than LAX is VIP. Sit back and soak up the sexy sights at one of our VIP tables.

Pure, which opened New Year’s Eve 2005, is a behemoth in the Sin City nightclub pantheon.

Even on a slow night, Keith Leavitt, director of customer development for the club, said he and his crew put about 1,500 people through the door and that number jumps to around 5,000 on a weekend night. The crew isn’t small either – Leavitt said it takes more than 100 people just to run the club.

The sprawling, mega-club is decked out in various shades of white and light accents. There are several different areas inside (and out!) catering to several different kinds of customers.

There’s the Red Room, which has a very laid-back lounge vibe, the main room with the VIP/stage area and the outside terrace area, complete with fire pit. If you’re looking for a particular atmosphere from one of the rooms, it’s best to get there early as Leavitt said the energy usually escalates quickly as the night crawls on.

“Once 1 o’clock comes, there’s a party in every room,” he said.

And unlike any family home you’ve ever heard of, the Pure house encourages people to dance just about everywhere – including on the furniture.

“The look of having people up on couches is good for the club,” Leavitt said.

And dance they do, to DJ sets from big name DJs and to special three-song performances from bands like The Killers. If you don’t like the music where you’re at in the club, the solution is easy – find a different spot, still in the club, and something different will be spinning.

But with all the amenities inside the club, it’s no wonder that it’s sometimes a cattle call getting in – or it would be, if it weren’t for Leavitt and company.

“The front [door] is their first experience [with Pure],” Leavitt said. “Anything we can do to get them in as quick as possible, we do.”

Plus, despite all its grandeur, Leavitt said Pure doesn’t scare people away.

“Pure is obviously a mega-club,” he said. “But people aren’t intimidated by it.”