OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar
Summer 2026: Complete Guide

OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar is the most significant new Las Vegas pool venue to open since Encore Beach Club debuted in 2010. Operated by Tao Group — the hospitality company behind Encore Beach Club, Marquee Dayclub, and TAO Beach — the venue was designed by Rockwell Group with explicit aesthetic references to Mykonos, St. Tropez, and Ibiza: teak wood, stacked stone, woven hyacinth textures, and rich emerald accents across a 46,000-square-foot complex at the center of the Las Vegas Strip.

The summer 2026 season at OMNIA Dayclub runs May 15 through October, with the year-round OMNIA Skybar remaining open through the winter months as an independent outdoor cocktail destination. The dayclub operates Wednesday through Sunday, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The season is structured around three major programming peaks: the opening EDC Weekend (May 15-17), Memorial Day Weekend (May 22-24), and the July 4th holiday period. Between those peaks, the weekly resident rotation — Tiësto, Chris Lake, Alesso, Steve Aoki, Afrojack, Elderbrook — provides consistent high-quality programming every weekend of the season.

The production infrastructure is the defining characteristic of OMNIA Dayclub that separates it from every existing Strip dayclub. A custom DJ booth drives an 8K LED main stage screen engineered for daylight visibility — something conventional LED walls fail at entirely. This is paired with an L-Acoustics L2 concert-grade sound system capable of delivering true outdoor concert-level audio pressure across the entire 46,000-square-foot deck. The result is a production experience that matches the energy level of what the artist is playing indoors at night, which no other Las Vegas dayclub currently achieves at the same scale.

The two organically shaped main pools — measuring 869 square feet and 1,103 square feet — are surrounded by custom daybeds and banquettes, with private VIP plunge pools built into the perimeter cabana sections. This structural layout means VIP guests are poolside adjacent to the main action, not elevated and separated from it as in many competitor dayclubs. A dedicated bridge connects OMNIA Dayclub directly to OMNIA Nightclub, creating a combined 121,000-square-foot complex — the most comprehensive day-to-night pipeline on the Las Vegas Strip.

OMNIA Dayclub chose EDC Week to launch because the strategy is obvious: open during the highest-concentration period of electronic music fans in Las Vegas all year and capture that audience's entire pool party spending in the first week of operation. Electric Daisy Carnival brings approximately 170,000 festival attendees to Las Vegas over three days at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, most of whom fill the Strip during daylight hours before heading to the festival site each evening.

The opening weekend lineup — Fisher (May 15), Rüfüs du Sol (May 16), Martin Garrix (May 17) — is calibrated precisely for that audience. Fisher is the festival pool party act that EDC regulars know and travel to see. Rüfüs du Sol's atmospheric progressive house sound is the midpoint between festival main stage and deep club music that the mid-tier EDC attendee gravitates toward. Martin Garrix is the most universally recognizable name for a mainstream festival crossover audience. The three-day sequence covers the full spectrum of the EDC demographic.

All three opening weekend dates are ticketed events — standard guest list is not available. Tickets for the grand opening (Fisher, May 15) will command a premium for the historical significance of being at a venue's opening day. For detailed information about the opening weekend, see the OMNIA Dayclub opening guide. For the full EDC Week programming context across the Strip, the OMNIA Dayclub EDC opening weekend guide and the Encore Beach Club EDC Week 2026 guide cover the competitive landscape.

The Skybar is the component of OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar that most justifies the “& Skybar” in the venue's name — and the part that most Las Vegas visitors underestimate. Positioned above the main pool deck with panoramic Las Vegas Boulevard views, the Skybar operates year-round under cream-and-jade umbrellas on a tiered banquette terrace. This is the only dedicated outdoor bar on the Caesars Palace campus with unobstructed Strip views from that elevation, which is a distinction that becomes more significant when you consider that Caesars Palace has been operating for over fifty years and this is the first outdoor bar space in the property's history at this level.

During the summer season, the Skybar functions as a transition space. Guests move from the pool deck as the dayclub closes at 6:00 PM, settle into the Skybar for the 6-9 PM window as the sun drops below the Strip horizon, then walk the bridge into OMNIA Nightclub for the nightclub opening. This natural three-phase sequence — pool, Skybar, nightclub — is the most logistically clean day-to-night arc available at any single Las Vegas property. You do not need a rideshare. You do not need to re-enter from the street. You stay within the Caesars Palace complex for up to twelve continuous hours of programming.

Outside of pool season — November through April — the Skybar operates independently, hosting DJ cocktail evenings and private events with the same Strip views but without the crowds of peak summer. The off-season Skybar is one of the few Las Vegas outdoor venues that works in cooler temperatures: the elevated position above the pool deck traps warmth, and the cream-and-jade umbrella coverage creates a microclimate that extends its utility well past when ground-level pool decks are unpleasant. For a non-summer Las Vegas visit, the Skybar at OMNIA is worth adding to any evening itinerary before entering OMNIA Nightclub proper.

The dedicated bridge between OMNIA Dayclub and OMNIA Nightclub creates the most integrated day-to-night venue pipeline on the Las Vegas Strip. The combined 121,000-square-foot complex means a single visit to the OMNIA ecosystem can span twelve hours: pool opens at 11:00 AM, dayclub runs through 6:00 PM, Skybar handles the transition from 6-9 PM, and OMNIA Nightclub runs until 4:00 AM.

The practical benefit over alternatives is significant. At Encore Beach Club at Wynn, there is no equivalent nightclub integration — guests leaving EBC typically ride-share to XS Nightclub or head elsewhere on the Strip. At Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan, the connection to Marquee Nightclub exists but on a smaller scale. At Palm Tree Beach Club at MGM Grand, there is no integrated nightclub equivalent. OMNIA is the most complete package.

During EDC Week, this pipeline is operationally critical. Festival attendees can arrive at OMNIA Dayclub at noon, attend the afternoon pool session (Fisher, Rüfüs du Sol, or Martin Garrix depending on the night), transition to the Skybar for pre-festival drinks, then walk directly into OMNIA Nightclub for a headliner nightclub set before heading out to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for EDC. Having a clean base of operations — hotel, dayclub, nightclub, and Skybar all within the same Caesars Palace complex — reduces the logistical overhead of EDC Week significantly. The Caesars Palace hotel is the natural accommodation pairing.

Access to OMNIA Dayclub operates on a three-tier model standard to all Las Vegas premium dayclubs. The tier determines your cost, your entry guarantee, and how far in advance you need to act.

Guest list (free or reduced admission) is available on non-headliner days — standard resident weekends where no ticketed act is scheduled. Guest list provides free entry for women and reduced general admission for men and mixed groups. You must sign up at least 24-48 hours in advance. The guest list cutoff at OMNIA Dayclub is typically 12:00-1:00 PM; arriving after cutoff forfeits your guest list status and you pay general admission at the door. For the full summer, the weeks with the most reliable guest list access are mid-June through mid-July on non-holiday weekends — strong programming, but lower demand than peak holiday periods.

Tickets (general admission)are required on headliner dates: the entire EDC Week opening weekend, Memorial Day Weekend (all three days), and specific headliner-booked dates throughout the summer. Ticket prices for OMNIA Dayclub in 2026 range from $40-60 for general admission on standard headliner dates to $75-100 for peak dates (Tiësto MDW Saturday). Tickets go on sale through Tao Group's website and third-party platforms including Ticketmaster and AXS. Headliner dates sell out; do not wait until the week of the event.

Table service (cabanas and daybeds) provides guaranteed entry and premium positioning regardless of sell-out status. OMNIA Dayclub cabanas start at approximately $1,500-2,500 on standard resident days, with Memorial Day Weekend cabanas in the $3,500-6,000 range depending on the DJ. Bottle service is included in the minimum — budget $400-600 per bottle for standard spirits on top of the minimum commitment. For groups of six or more, table service often becomes cost-competitive with individual ticket purchases on peak dates.