Vegas Nightlife Guide
Best Latin Clubs in Las Vegas
Las Vegas has a thriving Latin nightlife scene with reggaeton, salsa, bachata, and Latin trap taking over clubs across the Strip. Whether you want a full Latin night or a DJ set mixed into an open-format evening, here is where to find the best Latin music in Vegas in 2026.
Where to Go
Top Latin Nightclubs in Vegas
These are the venues that consistently deliver the best Latin music experience in Las Vegas — from dedicated Latin nights with reggaeton headliners to open-format sets heavy on salsa, bachata, and dembow.
Drai's Nightclub
The Cromwell
The rooftop at Drai's regularly hosts Latin nights with reggaeton and Latin trap headliners. The open-air setting and live performance format make it the go-to spot for Latin music fans in Vegas.
OMNIA Nightclub
Caesars Palace
OMNIA runs dedicated Latin events throughout the year, especially around major holidays. The Heart of Omnia room often features Latin DJs spinning reggaeton and dembow alongside the main room programming.
Tao Nightclub
The Venetian
Thursday nights at Tao are open-format with heavy Latin rotation. The intimate setting and mixed crowd make it one of the best midweek spots for salsa, bachata, and reggaeton on the Strip.
Hakkasan
MGM Grand
The Ling Ling Lounge at Hakkasan features Latin and open-format sets on select nights. It is the best room in the building for reggaeton fans when the main floor is running EDM.
Marquee Nightclub
The Cosmopolitan
Marquee mixes Latin programming into its weekly rotation, and the Library room often features Latin DJs on nights when the main room goes electronic. Monday industry nights can lean Latin depending on the lineup.
Zouk Nightclub
Resorts World
The newest mega-club on the Strip has started incorporating Latin nights into its calendar. Keep an eye on their event schedule — Latin programming is growing fast at Zouk.
Timing Is Everything
Best Nights for Latin Music in Vegas
Latin programming in Vegas is growing fast, but it is not available every night at every club. Most dedicated Latin nights happen on Thursdays and select Saturdays, when clubs bring in reggaeton DJs and Latin trap artists for themed events. Thursday is especially strong because it doubles as industry night at several venues, which means open-format sets with heavy Latin rotation.
On Friday and Saturday nights, the main rooms at most mega-clubs are booked with EDM headliners, but the secondary rooms and lounges often run Latin and open-format sets. Drai's is the most consistent venue for Latin music on weekend nights because of its live performance format and hip hop and Latin crossover programming.
If you are specifically looking for salsa and bachata, some off-Strip venues and hotel lounges run dedicated social dance nights. But for the full mega-club Latin experience with reggaeton, dembow, and Latin trap, stick to the Strip venues listed above and check their event calendars before your trip.
Mark Your Calendar
Latin Holidays in Las Vegas
Two weekends stand out above the rest for Latin nightlife in Vegas: Cinco de Mayo (first week of May) and Mexican Independence Day weekend (September 15-16). During these holidays, nearly every major club on the Strip runs special Latin programming with headlining reggaeton and Latin pop artists. Cover charges go up, guest lists fill fast, and the energy across the city is electric.
Cinco de Mayo weekend in particular overlaps with EDC Week in some years, which means the entire Strip is packed with nightlife events. If you are planning a Latin nightlife trip to Vegas, these two weekends deliver the best lineups and the biggest crowds.
Outside of those peak weekends, Labor Day and New Year's Eve also feature strong Latin programming at select venues. Plan ahead and get on the guest list early — these weekends sell out fast.
Insider Tips
Tips for Latin Club Nights
- Follow the venue social accounts for Latin night announcements. Latin nights in Vegas are not always on a fixed weekly schedule. Clubs announce special Latin events on Instagram and X, so follow the venues you are interested in to catch the lineup before tickets sell out.
- Arrive early — Latin nights draw huge crowds. Guest list cutoff is typically midnight to 12:30 AM, but Latin events can fill up fast. Aim to arrive by 11:30 PM to guarantee entry, especially on holiday weekends.
- Dress code still applies on Latin nights. Vegas clubs enforce the same dress code regardless of the music genre. Collared shirts and dress shoes for men, upscale attire for everyone. Leave the sneakers and athletic wear at the hotel.
- Book early for Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Independence Day. These are two of the biggest Latin nightlife weekends of the year in Vegas. Guest lists fill up days in advance, and cover charges spike. Get on the list early to lock in free entry.
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