Vegas pool party: 8 tips for dayclub first timersNews Sports Entertainment Life Money Tech Travel OpinionIf Las Vegas pool parties are on your next vacation agenda, these tips can help you have a better experience.One thing to note is that guest lists abound, especially for women. Don’t buy tickets in advance.And be prepared to stand. Vegas dayclubs make their money from cabanas and other exclusive seating areas.LAS VEGAS – The cashier in the hotel lobby shop practically apologized when I asked about the price for a small box of Band-Aid Hydro Seal Blister cushions.They were $12.95. I had no choice but to swipe my debit card. The free generic band-aids a clerk at another store generously offered a day earlier when she saw me limping didn’t do the job.Help Terms of Service Privacy Policy Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy Our Ethical Principles Site MapCookie Settings© 2022 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC.
Heading to a Las Vegas pool party? Don’t make these rookie dayclub mistakes
