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Where In Las Vegas Can I Find A Club To Socialize and/or Dance for Someone Who's 18? |
Travel Info Where in Las Vegas Can An 18 Year Old Guy Go If Im Looking For A Club Dance/Socialize? I'm going to Las Vegas this summer and I'm at that age where playing those games where you spend your money and you win a stuff animal or toy is kind of kids stuff and your totally over it, but at the same time your not old enough to go and gamble the slots or go to the tables. So really whats left is the Pool and the Clubs. And the Pool is mostly for the afternoon and the clubs are for the evenings. Now there's a ton of them but of course you gotta be over 21 years old to enter them, but my question is that I've heard that a certain hotel(s) have clubs for dancing and socialing for people that are 18 years old and up. I've been to all the tourist sites like drinking all kinds of sdoa, been to game works, seen all the hotels, been to the theme parks etc. So if anyone knows of any clubs to dance and/or socilize please let me know Travel Tips Your best bet for finding a place to socialize and dance while you're in Vegas might be teen club FroZEN75, which is actually in Henderson, Nevada, about a 15-20 minute drive from the Strip. Those aged 14 and up are allowed in, and it's open every Friday and Saturday night from 8pm to 11:15pm. Afterwards, there's Zen 18+ After Hours, which goes from 11:30pm to 2:40am, and which you might find a little bit more like a real club. Both events cost $15. I've given you a link below. As for 18+ clubs actually on the Strip, it's bad news I'm afraid -- I've researched and answered this question quite a few times (it's one of the most popular ones!), and all signs seem to point to the fact that there just aren't any 18+ nightclubs in Las Vegas. Every club I've researched in Vegas stipulates that you MUST be 21 or older to enter. And there's a very, very strong chance (almost 100%, actually) that you'd be asked for ID to prove yourself. All is not lost, though -- even though you can't gamble or go to clubs, there are still plenty of evening entertainment options for a teenager in Vegas. The House of Blues at Mandalay Bay, for example, offers all-ages access to some of their concerts -- previous and upcoming shows include Five For Fighting, The Decemberists, Sevendust, and Citizen Cope. The same is true for esteemed music venue The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel -- check their websites to see if anyone cool will be playing while you're there. Another evening option is Jillian's on Fremont Street, which offers bowling, billiards, and arcade games -- you can even eat there afterwards too. It's not quite a club, I know, but it could still be a lot of fun if you were with friends. You can even get a little taste of "almost" night life by going to any bar that is also a restaurant -- for example, the ESPN Zone in the New York New York Hotel. Obviously, you'd only be able to order a soft drink, but you'll still feel that you're out and about! Hope this helps a little, and don't worry too much about not being able to go to clubs -- at least you're saving money! And trust me, you'll find tons of other stuff to do -- no-one's ever been bored in Vegas! Have a great trip! Source(s): I'm an editor with Travelocity. Here's the link for Club FroZEN75 and Zen 18+ After Hours: http://www.clubfrozen75.com/ Other Travel Tips if u don't get good answers here, try posting under 'United States' category and choosing "Las Vegas".. you may have better luck. Wow, such a long question for such a short answer; it's hardly worth the 2 whole points they give me for answering this. Have fun! http://www.visitlasvegas.com/vegas/index... http://www.lvol.com/ http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/... Stratosphere Hotel & Casino They just opened an under 21 club in downtown Las Vegas. I am not sure of the name but it should be pretty easy to find out. |
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