Eh. While Gold Lounge was not terribly awful, it wasn't fantastic either. The only reason my friends and I ended up here was because we came to Aria with the intention of hitting up Haze, but didn't make it in time before the guest list closed. Luckily we met a promoter who was nice enough to comp 2 friends into Gold Lounge as long as my other friend and I paid the $20 cover, which I only agreed to do because it covered unlimited well for the rest of the night (which is also the only reason I rated so much as 2 stars). The place is SMALL. Like a walk-in closet. Ok, actually, that'd be a decent sized walk-in closet, but it was one room, one-floor, and that's it. You couldn't possibly lose anyone that you came in with, unless you're blind. The crowd was slightly older, late 20s and up and barely a crowd, more of an assortment of circus animals than people (no offense). Music was ok. And when I say \""ok,\"" I mean I was tipsy enough by the time I got there to care too much. Once we got our fill of \""free\"" drinks we headed over to Marquee where the real party was at. Overall, $20 is BARELY worth the unlimited well and thank goodness 2 of my friends got comped or it would've been a rip-off. Ladies, you're better off getting guest-listed for a high-end club than spending money over here. And gentlemen, you don't belong here, follow the ladies to the classier clubs. I'm glad we had 2 other guest-listed clubs in our line-up for the night so we didn't have to hang around in the Lame Lounge.