Best club I've ever been to.\n\nThere's a lot of potential pitfalls, but if you just do a little bit of preparation, this place can be the venue for an awesome night out.\n\nI have gone to Tao and XS and unfortunately experienced the well-known horror story of the entrance lines for Vegas clubs.  If you just walk up to a club and try to get in, the popular clubs will make people wait up to 2 hours... which is a buzzkill (both for your alcohol level and your energy mood).\n\nThis time, I made sure our entire group got pre-sale tickets.  I pushed for this heavily, and man was everyone glad I did.  When we arrived at the club, we saw a HUGE wrap-around line of people trying to get in general admission.  This was only at 11:20pm, so still relatively early.  I'm guessing those people had to wait at least an hour to get in.\n\nBy getting pre-sale tickets (a hefty $50 for men, $20 for women), we bypassed the line completely and were inside the club within 30 seconds.  Awesome.  I highly, highly recommend getting the pre-sale tickets if you're a guy.\n\nPrices: Typical vegas club fare.  Cocktail for about $14-15 per person, beers are $8-10.  This is exorbitant by any normal standards, but typical for Vegas standards.\n\nWhile we didn't wind up getting a table, I was told that 10 people on a friday night would have a $2000 spending minimum.\n\nNow finally to the venue. It is amazing. There are 3 club levels, and the place is gigantic.  There's a main dance floor on the top level which is super crowded, with a surrounding walkway.  This is pretty much identical to the layout of XS.  However, this main dance floor has an outside pool area which is GIGANTIC and has multiple bars with plenty of space.  The top level is primarily electronic music.\n\nThe middle level is smaller, but still a decent sized space for people to dance.  This room plays primarily hip-hop music.\n\nI didn't get to go to the bottom level.\n\nThroughout the night, they consolidated the rooms and made people migrate to the highest floor.  I assume this was as the club was thinning out, so they wanted the rooms to merge into one so that it still gave off the \""crowded\"" vibe and didn't seem like the party was dying out.  I actually have to say, an excellent strategy as when club momentum is dying, people usually flee for the exits.\n\nThe clientele was nice.  Obviously dressed up to a high degree, guys sometimes in suits and girls mostly in short skirts and high heels.  There is a dress code but it's not AS strict as they claim, as I saw plenty of guys in jeans and non-dress shoes.  I wouldn't risk it too much so just look somewhat nice if you'd like to get in.\n\nThe women were really hot.  Just sayin'.  Also, this crowd had a very large Asian bias, which was kinda surprising.  I'm not saying that it was an asian night by any means, but I'd say the crowd was about 30-40% asian, which is pretty high for a generic club night.\n\n\nThere are some negatives, so I can't give this place 5 stars.  The prices are exorbitant, especially the $50 cover for guys.  The drinks are super pricey so you should either be a baller and get bottle service or pre-game before coming here.\n\nThe bouncers never gave me trouble at all, but I can spot douche bouncers when I see them.  I imagine they can be trouble for some more inebriated patrons.\n\nIf I were asked by people which club to go to in Vegas, I would say Marquee without any hesitation.