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• Tryst
• Gallery
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• LAX
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When a new nightclub opens in Las Vegas you better believe that their one goal is the be the hottest space in town. One to rival all other competition on the Strip. Some spaces do not succeed against the popularity of the other nightlife conglomerates. However, when the Tao Group opened the much anticipated doors to the Las Vegas outpost of their New York club, Marquee, on New Years Eve 2011, the nightlife Gods were pleased. Located in the brand new, the $60 million dollar Marquee opened to a bang heard ‘round the world, and is proving its staying power by the hundreds of scantily clad ladies and dapper gents vying for entrance every weekend. The club itself spans a monumental 60,000 square feet and is divided into three separate rooms. The main room is accented by a 40 foot LED DJ booth and projector screen that provides club goers with an electronic visual show to match the styles of any number of world famous Djs that have taken the tables over at Marquee (Morillo, Kaskade, Sanchez, Schultz, Van Doorn, anyone?). A drawbridge lines the huge screen where go-go dancers groove to the beats high above the crowd. Behind the DJ booth is a custom programmed iPad that allows the DJ to trigger smoke, confetti and pyrotechnics to accompany the rise and fall of their music, much to the crowd’s delight. There are several bars located throughout the room so finding a drink without having bottle service is never a problem if you are willing to wade through the sea of dancing people. Marquee is designed by The Rockwell Group, who also did most of the designs of the Cosmopolitan. Expect to see roman columns dotted with plush private booths that actually allow patrons to sit down and converse without being bumped and grinded by overeager dancers. Overlooking the two main dance floors is The Library room which takes a more sophisticated approach to the club scene. The Library is decked out like the ultimate man cave with billiard tables, fire place, dark wood accents and volumes of dusty old books chronicling the history of Las Vegas. Downstairs from the main room is the Boom Box Room, a more intimate club setting, favored by many celebrity guests such as Jay-Z, Kanye West, Beyonce, Gwyneth Paltrow and many others. Each of the three rooms offers different musical experiences to match any mood or taste. Marquee has jumped on the Daylife pool party bandwagon as well with their exclusive day club. Lined with cabanas, each offering their own private infinity pool, as well as three story private bungalows with rooftop pools, and two main level pools with private gaming, the Marquee experience is designed to start when the sun comes up and never stop.