Las Vegas pool parties attract thousands from every walk of life, but not every item is welcome.Among the common types of banned apparel are athletic wear, baggy clothing, ripped or torn clothing, and more.Many of the dayclubs note that their lists are not exhaustive, so guests should be prepared for security to stop them from entering with items that may not be listed.The Transportation Security Administration has nothing on the security guards manning the entrance at Drai’s Beach Club.Within seconds of peering into a small black clutch, they found contraband.The Tic Tacs, they said, had to go.The small white mints are just one of the hundreds of items that have found themselves on dayclubs’ mile-long list of prohibited items. The pools’ lists include many items that are often floating around in a purse or pocket.No gum. No nasal spray. No over-the-counter medication and, at some clubs, no prescription medication. ONE WEEKEND, 10 VEGAS POOL PARTIES:$50 cocktails, long lines for Snoop Dogg and twerking in thongsHEADING TO A LAS VEGAS POOL PARTY?:Don’t make these rookie dayclub mistakes”I actually have to take medication twice a day,” said Laura Hill, an Australian who was pool hopping in Las Vegas this month. “I just take it in the morning and night, I didn’t bring it with me. But I’m like man, if I had to have that with me, that would suck.”Hill added that she also often carries eye drops – another item on many pools’ no-no list. How strictly these rules are enforced varies; one USA TODAY reporter was able to get into Daylight Beach Club, a pool at Mandalay Bay, with a smartwatch despite the pool’s “no wearable technology” rule.LAS VEGAS POOL PARTY ESSENTIALS:Details on admission, security and drink prices at Encore, Drai’s and 8 moreMany of the dayclubs note that their online lists are not exhaustive, so guests should be prepared for security to stop them from entering with items that may not be listed. Visitors can usually find extensive lists of prohibited items and dress codes on a dayclub’s website or on signage near the entrance. Las Vegas pool dress code: What not to wearA number of dayclubs – including Wet Republic Ultra Pool at MGM Grand, Wynn’s Encore Beach Club, Ayu Beach Club at Resorts World and Virgin Hotel Las Vegas’ Elia Beach Club – do not allow jeans of any sort, according to the …
No selfie sticks, eye drops or socks with sandals: 8 crazy entry restrictions at Las Vegas’ pool parties
