Las Vegas April shows subside as spring break focuses on pools & clubs

Spring Break

Forget Spring Break. In Vegas, it’s practically summer. With sunny blue skies and average temperatures hovering around 77 degrees, April is the perfect time for vacationers to get a head start on their beach tans. And with some of the United States’ hottest dayclubs, what better place to soak up the sun than a Las Vegas pool party? Visit our pool party page for help making reservations or to get on the free guest list.

Special Events

• Great Vegas Festival of Beer: Foodies and beer lovers won't want to miss out on the Great Vegas Festival of Beer! Taking place Downtown on April 6th and 7th, this fest features over 500 different types of craft beer to sample. What's more, beer-inspired cuisine will be available for tasting, and festival experiences will leave you with a new perspective (and maybe even a new favorite brew).
• Las Rageous' 2018 lineup: There's nothing quite like rocking out to your favorite artists in historic Downtown Vegas. Metal-heads should note that Judas Priest, Underoath, and Five Finger Death Punch are just a few of the big names featured in Las Rageous' 2018 lineup. You can catch these acts at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center on April 20th and 21st.
• CinemaCon: Those in the film industry should be sure to attend CinemaCon at Caesars Palace! Featuring a number of keynote speakers and special guests, the convention offers the perfect opportunity to catch a sneak peak of upcoming releases and hear from the best in the business. Registration is open until April 18th with the event lasting from the 23rd through the 26th.
• Las Vegas Highland Games: If you're looking to celebrate your Celtic heritage, the Las Vegas Highland Games is the gathering for you! Where else can you watch folks bring out their competitive side with everything from bagpipes to heavy weights? Hosted by the Las Vegas Celtic Society, the festival will take place at Floyd Lamb Park on April 14th and 15th.

Apart from pool parties, April’s perfect weather makes it the best time of year to enjoy outdoor bars, restaurants, and nightclubs.

Bars

Rhumbar’s top-rated Caribbean-themed patio is best experienced in the April twilight. Relax in rattan furniture and listen to reggae, R&B, and jazz as you puff cigars and sip Vegas’ twist on classic tropical cocktails, including, to no one’s surprise, the best rum-based drinks on the Strip. View the 7 best outdoor bars here.

Nightclubs

With world-class electronica artists, laser lights, and a ceiling that rains confetti, a night at Marquee feels like a New Year’s party that never ends. But beyond Marquee’s massive dance floor lies a 22,000-square-foot dayclub boasting pools, DJs, brightly-colored daybeds, private cabanas, and bars that would look at home in any exotic spring break destination.

Restaurants

Dine breakfast, lunch, or dinner at this Paris-based patio restaurant, which offers French cuisine prepared by a classically-trained chef at competitive prices and panoramic views of the world-famous Bellagio fountains. Looking for a discount? Contact us today and ask about one of Lavish Vegas’ customized limo/restaurant packages.

Shows, Events & Concerts in April

April’s biggest concerts include those by resident favorites Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull (The AXIS at Planet Hollywood), Boyz II Men (Terry Fator Theatre at Mirage), and Celine Dion (The Colosseum at Caesars Palace). With new 2018 residencies sure to be announced, keep checking back to see which of your favorite artists will be heading to Vegas next.

The legendary Elton John is ‘still standing’ with performances on the 28th and 29th of April at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

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Comedy Headliners

TV lovers will be thrilled to know Ray Romano and David Spade intend to share the stage at the Terry Fator Theatre at Mirage on the 6th and 7th. Fans of blue-collar comedy should check out the irreverent Ron White, who’ll bring his gut-busters to the very same venue on April 20th and 21st.

Other funny April acts include Daniel Tosh (Terry Fator Theatre) of Tosh.0 fame and the legendary Jerry Seinfeld (The Colosseum at Caesars Palace).