DAYLIGHT BEACH
Mandalay Bay
3950 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89119
NIGHTS OPEN:
Daylight Beach
Friday - Sunday: 11am - 6pm
Daylight Beach At Night
Friday - Saturday: 10pm - 3am
MUSIC TYPE:
Primarily Hip Hop music, but will occasionally have an EDM DJ
GENERAL GUESTLIST
BOTTLE/TABLE SERVICE
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Cover charge is common at Daylight Beach Club at the entrance. Men typically pay between $30 and $75 dollars and women between $20 and $50. For holiday events and special performances the cost for cover charge may increase.
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Bottle prices start at $500 +tax/gratuity (around $700 total).
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Menu prices and table minimums may increase during holidays and special events.
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One bottle required (or $500 food & beverage spend) for every four guys at the table.
DAYLIGHT BEACH CLUB DESCRIPTION
Daylight Beach Club brings an Ibiza style party to the Mandalay Bay. This sexy space has inspired and revolutionized the daylife and entertainment scene in Las Vegas. World renowned DJs meet innovative technology creating a dayclub atmosphere that must be experienced by any EDM fan. With multiple pools and comfortable cabanas and bungalows, Daylight creates a refreshing escape for any group. It's massive stage is home for a variety of headlining DJs and live musical performances throughout the summer. Guests are entertained throughout the day with festival style acts and costumes Those on our guest list can check in at the left side of pool entrance.
Home to some of the sexiest waitresses in the dayclub scene, Daylight isn't afraid to throw a crazy bash. They've created a huge dance floor area where fans can up close and personal with their favorite EDM DJs. The pool sports multiple bars so you have plenty of options when it comes time for a refreshing beverage. If you are looking for a Daylight promoter you have landed in the right place.
DRESS CODE AT DAYLIGHT BEACH CLUB
Want a simple tip to stay within dress code at Daylight Beach Club? Just dress like you’re going to a pool! It’s as easy as that. Wear swim attire (bathing suits, bikinis, board shorts, etc) and not street clothes (three piece suits, cargo shorts, etc).