Vanderpump Hotel Nightlife Guide — March 2026

March marks one of the best stretches for nightlife at Vanderpump Hotel and across the entire Las Vegas Strip. The weather is warm but not yet extreme, making it comfortable to walk between venues and enjoy outdoor entertainment well into the night. Clubs like Drai's After Hours, OMNIA Nightclub, Marquee Nightclub are in full operation, and the spring event calendar brings a wave of tourists that keeps the energy high without the crushing crowds of peak summer. For guests staying at The Vanderpump Hotel, this is an ideal window to experience everything Vegas nightlife has to offer at a slightly more manageable pace.

Pool parties are a major part of the March experience near Vanderpump Hotel. Dayclubs like OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar and Marquee Dayclub operate from late morning through early evening, giving you a full day of entertainment before the nightclubs even open their doors. The typical Vegas day-to-night routine starts at a pool party around noon, heads back to the hotel for a reset around 5 or 6 PM, then picks back up at a nightclub around 10:30 PM. Guest list signup through NoCoverVegas covers both dayclubs and nightclubs, so you can plan a full day without worrying about cover charges eating into your budget.

As a luxury property, Vanderpump Hotel attracts a crowd that tends to gravitate toward the higher-end venues and VIP experiences. The key to maximizing your March nightlife experience is planning ahead. Sign up for guest lists at least 24 hours in advance, arrive at nightclubs before 11:30 PM for the smoothest entry, and keep your group organized with a clear plan for the evening. NoCoverVegas handles the logistics of guest list placement and ride coordination at no cost to you, so all you need to worry about is showing up and enjoying the night.

Most nightclubs near Vanderpump Hotel are within walking distance along the Las Vegas Strip. Allow 10 to 20 minutes of walking time between resorts, and keep in mind that distances inside the casino properties themselves can add another 5 to 10 minutes. Wear comfortable shoes for walking and save the dress shoes or heels for when you arrive at the venue.

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are the most popular option for getting between venues that are not within walking distance. Pickup and dropoff zones are located at every major resort, usually on a lower level or side entrance rather than the main valet. Expect surge pricing on Friday and Saturday nights between 11 PM and 2 AM, when fares can run two to three times the normal rate. A standard ride between Strip resorts typically costs $10 to $20 during normal hours.

For gentlemen's clubs, sign up for the free guest list through NoCoverVegas to skip the $30-50 cover charge. Every strip club we partner with offers free entry when you sign up in advance. Text (725) 999-9293 with your group size and preferred venue to get on the list.

The Las Vegas Monorail runs along the east side of the Strip and can be a useful option for getting between the north and south ends without dealing with traffic. Single rides cost $5 and day passes are $13. The monorail stops at MGM Grand, Bally's/Paris, Flamingo/LINQ, Harrah's, The Venetian/Palazzo, the Convention Center, and Resorts World. It runs until midnight on weekdays and 2 AM on weekends.