7 Casual Dress Code Clubs in Vegas (& What to Wear)
People come to Vegas for different reasons; some want the upscale experience of five-star hotels and fine-dining restaurants, while others just want to dance and have fun without worrying about ridged dress codes. If you’re part of the latter group, you could use a list of Vegas clubs with more casual dress codes.
Most clubs in Las Vegas have official dress codes, but they can be pretty lax with the rules and will allow you to walk in as long as you’re not wearing something extremely inappropriate. Such clubs are XS, Drai’s, and EBC at Night. You can also check out Zouk, KAMU, and Embassy.
If you want to know more, keep reading, as I’ll discuss these Las Vegas nightclubs’ official dress codes and give you more information about each. Let’s get started!
1. KAMU Ultra Karaoke (Casual)
If you like karaoke, you shouldn’t miss the chance to check out KAMU Ultra Karaoke, the ultimate place to party all night with your friends in private karaoke lounges. This unique club, located inside the Venetian Hotel, has group packages, offering a fantastic atmosphere, drinks, and food for your party.
A bonus advantage of KAMU is that it has no dress code! You’ll be in your own lounge with your group, so it’s reasonable that this venue doesn’t really require you to wear something specific. You can dress very casually or wear something nice to show off; the choice is yours.
However, to enter the hotel, you should wear a shirt and proper shoes, so you can’t go in just a swimsuit or something extremely revealing. In any case, just jeans or shorts with a shirt or t-shirt is enough.
KAMU is an excellent option if you’re visiting with a large group and want a more intimate and fun atmosphere. It’s particularly recommended for bachelor or bachelorette parties because it allows you to have a great time with your friends and loved ones in a private setting.
This place offers 40 lounges of different sizes that you can book from KAMU’s website or by calling the place. It’s open from 6:00 a.m. until 5 a.m. most of the week, except for Fridays and Saturdays when it opens at noon.
2. TAO Asian Bistro & Nightclub
TAO Asian Bistro & Nightclub is one of the most famous nightclubs in Vegas. It’s a modern and upscale place with an Asian theme, which is evident in the decor and food. It includes three different bars, two dancefloors, and several rooms where you can dance, drink and eat.
According to TAO’s official website, this club has an upscale-casual dress code, which means that you should avoid wearing sweatpants and baggy clothes, as well as sandals or hats. However, several reviewers have noted that this dress code is not always enforced and that you can come in just your t-shirt and jeans.
Moreover, if you get a table in the VIP section, security may still let you in, even if you’re wearing shorts or athleisure. As is the case with most clubs on this list, the dress code targets mostly men, while women guests can wear pretty much anything that’s not too inappropriate.
In general, you should try to avoid excessively revealing clothes and offensive t-shirts wherever you go, so that you don’t make other guests uncomfortable. If you want to adhere to the upscale-casual dress code, you should wear a shirt with dress pants or jeans that aren’t ripped or “distressed” and preferably a blazer if you’re a man. Women can wear pants and shirts or dresses and heels.
TAO is one of the best places to visit if you enjoy the fusion of Asian cuisine and decor with a great party atmosphere. You can also visit the restaurant during the day for a drink or brunch. This place is open on weekdays, from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 a.m., and on weekends, from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
You can learn more details about how to dress for TAO in our article: Tao Nightclub Dress Code (What to Wear at Tao Las Vegas)
3. Encore Beach Club at Night (EBC) – Pool Parties
Encore Beach Club at Night is another awesome club that has a massive dance floor, three bars, and an outside clubbing area with cabanas and VIP booths by the pool. At EBC, you can party with the world’s most famous DJs and have the time of your life. It’s a great, upscale club that you should definitely check out while in Vegas if you enjoy clubbing.
The official dress code of EBC allows guests to come in casual attire, including shorts and hats. However, you shouldn’t show up wearing swim trunks or sweatpants. You can just wear nice jeans and a button-up shirt, and you’ll be fine, but even if you break some of the rules, security may let you in most of the time, according to recent customers.
EBC hosts EBC Night Swim parties when the pool is open, and everyone can party and swim. In this case, swimwear is recommended, as are shorts. Women can also wear more revealing outfits but not underwear or something too inappropriate. Banana hammocks aren’t allowed for men.
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Generally, as long as you avoid too revealing or too baggy clothes, you’ll be able to enter EBC at Night. If you’re getting bottle service, the security is even more lax, so they might look the other way and allow even some of the prohibited items in the dress code. However, to be safe, you can at least wear jeans and a collared shirt, and you won’t have any problems.
EBC at Night is one of the most upscale clubs in Vegas, but it’s generally lax when it comes to dress codes. This place is open on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10:00 p.m. until 4:00 a.m.
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