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Every Las Vegas nightclub begins with one negotiation: the long line. We recommend calling ahead to reserve bottle service. The $350-plus price tag might seem outrageous, but factor in guaranteed seating and not having to deal with the clamor at the bar, and it starts sounding reasonable. Otherwise, getting on the list is a matter of who you know or how well you sweet-talk. Ask your cabdriver if he has any line passes, or chat with your concierge. On weekends, the scene gets going around midnight and winds down around 5 a.m. Some clubs are open on select weekday nights, so call for hours and cover charges—expect to pay $10 to upwards of $100.

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Once Vegas hotel owners realized that the nightclub set was either sleeping the day away or trying to wave down a cocktail waitress by the pool, they hit upon a...more

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Pure, Las Vegas

Lately known as the place where Britney passed out from "exhaustion" during New Year's 2006. Caesars Palace previously had no nightlife venue, but...more

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Tabú, Las Vegas

Proof that style trumps size. There's no dance floor, so the tables do double duty as bottle service and platforms for female patrons who can't resist the urge....more

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Tao, Las Vegas

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Tryst, Las Vegas

Tryst's entire back wall is open to a small lake fed by a 90-foot waterfall, so clean air wafts in and cigarette smoke goes out. This alone makes it a winner,...more

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