Notify us ahead of time! Larger parties may require a table with additional space and a difference in reservation minimum.

Empower us to accommodate you! Be up front with your host and ensure the best possible outcome. We will do our best to reasonably accommodate your party.

This is best handled with your on-site VIP host. If you booked a table that can accommodate late additions, your guests may check in at the table reservation line under the party name or get ahold of your VIP host for entry.

There is always a chance of a line. To avoid a wait, coordinate an arrival time with your Vegas Club Life contact and arrive on time to ensure your entry is as swift as possible!

On average, bottles start at $500 and do not include tax and gratuity. One bottle typically accommodates a party of four people.

Dayclubs and nightclubs may offer specials. Contact Vegas Club Life to ensure we secure the right deal for you and your party!

Most of the time, one of the charges will say "pending." This means the card was initially authorized to ensure your account can cover the charge. The pending charge traditionally drops off in 3-5 business days.

For anything appearing afterwards, we ask that you please contact the venue directly to expedite the process, since we are not authorized to discuss these details on your behalf.

Yes.

No. All day and nightclubs operate under federal and national laws, not state laws.

In short, no.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board oversees the licensing for hotel casinos and is very strict about ID verification. Clubs have been shut down permanently for allowing underage entrance. You must have a government issued picture-ID.

Expired licenses and paper copies, even those from the DMV, are NOT acceptable forms of ID. Bring a backup ID, like a passport. Traveling from outside the US? You MUST bring a passport, as international IDs are generally not accepted.

In some rare occasions, if the patron doesn't plan on paying for anything using a credit or debt card and is visibly over 40 years of age, venue staff may make an exception. Please contact us BEFORE arriving to address any questions you may have.

In most instances, anything turned in will be sent to the hotel's lost and found department.

Personal items such as credit cards and IDs are more often turned in to the venue's security desk. This is typically done at the end of an employee's shift, so patrons have a greater likelihood of recovering lost items more quickly.