One sentence review: Best nightclub in Vegas.\n\nDetailed review: Best nightclub in Vegas. Hands down. This place had me calling that *other* new nightclub in Vegas \""Wakkasan.\"" I went here with a group of friends.  The dudes purchased presale tickets via Light's website (which is the easiest way to get into the club without any drama). The girls were hot and knew a promoter so getting in free for them was easy (as it should be, because let's face it - this is Vegas). The moment you walk into the club, I swear, you feel like Alice going down the rabbit hole.  The place is a complete sensory overload: The entire back wall behind the DJ is a giant LED screen which can also be back-lit to show aerialists and acrobats doing super craze things in the background.  One second you're watching a fairy doing cartwheels and tumbles and next second the screens illuminate in sync with the beat drops, flashing a sick DJ's name (Ingrosso! A-Trak! Zedd!)  There's dozens of \""atmosphere\"" performers who walk around the club in crazy costumes, posing for pictures with people and adding to the spectacle of it all. If you've ever been to an Insomniac rave, it's pretty much like that, except there aren't half naked teenagers and tutus and people trading bracelets with their eyes rolled back. This is a classy establishment but with all the lasers, lights, beats, strobes, confetti, and bubbles (yes! bubbles!) that you could ever ask for. Best part about the club is the trapeze artists that come out every 30 minutes or so. There's nothing quite like dancing with a group of your friends, music blaring, and watching a trapeze artist swing 10 feet above your head. Drink prices are your standard Vegas prices. Can't complain there. The layout is cool. Judging from some reviews I read, people complained about the dancefloor being too small. PLEASE. Unless you're comparing it to XS, there's no way you should be complaining about the dancefloor size. Another cool thing about this place is that though there's tons of security, they're not constantly shining flashlights in your face telling you to keep moving because you're too poor to afford bottle service and because you're too poor to afford table you shouldn't be afforded the right to relax in one place.  I also never had a problem going back and forth between the bar and the dancefloor to find my friends.  It was crowded, but not XS dancefloor crowded and definitely not Marquee crowded.  Light really hit the mark.  Cirque du Soleil x Nightclub collabo was definitely a huge success.  This will probably be the only club I'll ever hit up in Vegas.\n\nPros +\nSee above.\nAtmosphere, atmosphere, atmosphere!\nPre-sale line is a breeze.\n\n\nCons -\nMandalay Bay, Y U SO FAR from everything?\nNo hip hop room