Three-story club with a stunning main room, library for VIPs, outdoor bungalows, and the famous Marquee Dayclub pool on warm weather weekends
Marquee Nightclub is a three-story venue situated within The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on the central section of the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada. The club's design distributes the experience across functionally distinct environments across its levels: a primary dancefloor with a full production stage and LED wall anchors the main level; The Library — a more intimate VIP room paneled with books and furnished in vintage décor — provides a quieter setting for table service guests seeking relief from the main floor intensity; and outdoor bungalows adjacent to the pool area offer a semi-private environment between the club's interior and the open-air terrace.
Music programming spans EDM, hip-hop, and top 40, with the weekly schedule rotating between electronic-leaning nights and hip-hop or crossover bookings. Marquee hosts internationally prominent DJ residencies on peak weekend nights while programming emerging and mid-tier artists for mid-week dates. The Dayclub, which operates as a separate pool-party venue during warm-weather weekends, functions as the daytime extension of the Marquee brand — typically running from mid-morning through late afternoon before transitioning to the nightclub schedule in the evening.
Cover charges range from $30 to $80 depending on the headliner and night of the week. The guest list through Marquee's official channels provides a viable route to reduced entry costs. Bottle service is central to the table reservation model, with minimums spanning a wide range based on position and programming. Marquee operates Thursday through Monday from 10 PM to 5 AM — one of the longest weekly schedules of any Strip mega-club — with Sunday and Monday nights generally offering the most accessible entry price point.
Dress code is enforced: men must arrive in smart attire, with no athletic wear, no sports jerseys, no shorts, and no open-toe footwear permitted. The peak crowd on Friday and Saturday skews late-20s to early-30s, with peak dancefloor energy running from midnight through approximately 3 AM.
Good to know
- Hours
- 10PM-5AM Fri-Sat, Thu-Mon
Highlights
- Three distinct environments — main dancefloor, The Library VIP room, and outdoor bungalows — within a single Strip venue
- Marquee Dayclub pool party operates warm-weather weekends before transitioning seamlessly to the nightclub schedule
- Thursday through Monday operating schedule — one of the longest weekly runs of any Strip mega-club
- EDM, hip-hop, and top 40 programming rotation gives different nights a notably different character and crowd
Tips for visiting
- Sunday and Thursday nights carry the lowest cover charges and smaller crowds — strong entry points for first-time visitors
- Register on the guest list through the official site for cover reductions; Friday and Saturday general admission queues can be long
- The Library room is quieter and cooler than the main dancefloor — a practical mid-night break between sets
- Dress code is strictly enforced for men: athletic wear, shorts, open-toe shoes, and sports jerseys are refused at the door
- The Dayclub and Nightclub share the same space but operate independently — confirm which format is running before arriving in the afternoon
Frequently asked questions
How many floors does Marquee Nightclub have?
Three — a main dancefloor level with a production stage, The Library VIP room with a quieter lounge atmosphere, and an outdoor bungalow tier adjacent to the pool deck.
What is the Marquee Dayclub?
A pool party extension of the Marquee brand that operates during warm-weather weekends, typically from mid-morning through late afternoon before the nightclub opens in the evening.
What nights is Marquee open?
Thursday through Monday from approximately 10 PM to 5 AM, making it one of the most extensively scheduled mega-clubs on the Las Vegas Strip.
What is the cover charge at Marquee?
Cover ranges from $30 to $80 depending on the headliner and night of the week. Guest list registration through official channels typically reduces the admission cost.