VegasChatter

Dayclub Pros:
● Cheerful party vibe
● Day drinking
● Sunshine

Dayclub Cons:
● Peaking too early
● It’s hot!

The new must-do thing in Vegas in day clubs. It’s Vegas excess at its finest (read: day drinking). GhostBar DayClub was like New Year’s Eve: confetti, neon-colored costumes and noise makers -- only it was noon. It took us some getting used to a couple cocktails, but once we were in the mood, the party was on. There’s something magical about having a party during the daytime. Maybe we just love the sunshine.

If you’re not keen on spending a weekend afternoon inside and if hotel pools are just too tame for you, head to a day club. Poolside or indoors, these parties get wild.

Some of our favorite day clubs: GhostBar DayClub at Palms, Marquee Day Club at The Cosmopolitan

Nightclubs Pros:
● Vegas prime time
● Famous DJs

Nightclub Cons:
● Longest lines of any club
● Packed to max capacity
● Vibe easily ruined by d-bags and heel rats

Even if you’re not a club kid, you have to go to a Vegas nightclub, just to check it off your bucket list. With the right crowd, the right music and plenty of bottle service -- it’s the type of night out people dream of. But, there are a lot of things that could ruin the entire vibe: long lines, a drink spilled on you (ugh, the worst!), bottle rats, or the occasional douchebag. All these mood killers are more likely to happen if you don’t know the right people, or aren’t a high roller.

Some of our favorite nightclubs: Hyde Bellagio, Marquee at The Cosmo, anything at the Wynn

Brunch Club Pros:
● Food, glorious food
● Cheerful party vibe

Brunch Club Cons:
● Things get really loud
● Expensive

Brunch clubs are this writer’s absolute favorite! When there’s dancing, drinks, food and glow sticks, there’s nothing that could go wrong. Like a nightclub, you have to shell out some major cash ($500 and up) to get a table, but unlike nightclubs you don’t get a bottle of cheap vodka -- you get some amazing food. This VegasChatter’er loved sitting at a table just a few feet away from the dance floor, surrounded by go-go dancers, while devouring Lavo’s lemon ricotta waffles, oysters on the half shell, and spaghetti with Kobe meatballs. Not a bad way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

Some of our favorite brunch clubs: Lavo at Palazzo, Bagatelle at Tropicana