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Gipsy Nightclub Las Vegas 2026

40-Year LGBTQ+ Icon — Reborn in the Fruit Loop

Fruit Loop District (Paradise Road) · 4605 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169

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Key Facts

Gipsy Nightclub — Quick Facts

Age

21+

Cover

Cover on weekends and special events — free with guest list

Location

4605 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169

Hours

Thu–Sun, 10 PM – 4 AM; Sat drag brunch (daytime)

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Dress Code

Smart casual. 21+ venue.

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Cover:Cover on weekends and special events — free with guest list

Hours:Thu–Sun, 10 PM – 4 AM; Sat drag brunch (daytime)

Dress Code:Smart casual. 21+ venue.

Size:10,000 sq ft

Capacity:600

About Gipsy Nightclub

Gipsy Nightclub carries a documented history that predates every other LGBTQ+ venue currently operating in Las Vegas by decades. The original club opened in the 1970s on Paradise Road in what would become the Fruit Loop corridor — Gipsy was defining the geography before the neighborhood existed as a recognized district — and over the following years hosted performances by Cher, Liberace, and Joan Rivers. The club closed in 2020 and relaunched in 2024 after a $4 million renovation that transformed the space into a 10,000-square-foot venue with an open floor plan, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming. The programming model is the other distinction: Friday Spotlight nights and Saturday Signature Saturdays anchor the weekly calendar with house, top 40, Latin, and pop DJs, but the Saturday drag brunch featuring RuPaul's Drag Race alumni is a stand-alone daytime event that no other Strip-adjacent nightclub offers. The brunch is a separate ticket from the nightclub, requiring its own advance reservation — groups attending both the afternoon brunch and the evening Signature Saturdays should book each independently. The multi-environment layout — main dance floor, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming room — means the 600-person capacity distributes across four simultaneous zones rather than a single room. The patio is the lower-decibel option; the sushi bar runs food service throughout the night; gaming is accessible without leaving the venue. No female-to-male ratio requirement at any time: Gipsy is an inclusive LGBTQ+ venue and ally-friendly space where all gender compositions navigate entry and seating identically. Piranha Nightclub sits one block south at 4633 Paradise Road, making a two-venue Fruit Loop evening walkable without rideshare between locations.

Highlights

Las Vegas LGBTQ+ institution since the 1970s — relaunched 2024
10,000 sq ft with open floor plan and outdoor patio
Saturday drag brunch featuring RuPaul's Drag Race stars
Sushi bar and gaming inside the venue
Spotlight Fridays and Signature Saturdays weekly programming

First Timer?

What to Expect at Gipsy Nightclub

The Vibe

Music

Top 40, House, Latin, Pop

Best Nights

Saturday for Signature Saturdays and drag brunch. Friday Spotlight nights draw a packed crowd.

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Peak Hours

12:00 AM – 3:00 AM

Drink Prices

Mixed drinks $12–18, Beers $8–12

Bottle Service

Contact venue for VIP table pricing

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Parking

Street and lot parking on Paradise Road. No valet. Multiple lots within 1 block.

Rideshare

Rideshare to 4605 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169. In the Fruit Loop LGBTQ+ district, adjacent to Piranha Nightclub at the same address block.

Cover Charge Info

Gipsy Nightclub Cover Charge & Admission Options

Gipsy Nightclub may charge Weekend cover varies by night and event; select Thursday nights free at the door. NoCoverVegas is not currently accepting requests for this venue; use the alternatives below or check direct admission terms with the venue.

How much is cover at Gipsy Nightclub?

General admission at Gipsy Nightclub typically ranges from Weekend cover varies by night and event; select Thursday nights free per person, depending on the event and door policy. Confirm current pricing directly with the venue before arrival.

Can I request the Gipsy Nightclub guest list through NoCoverVegas?

We do not currently offer guest-list service for Gipsy Nightclub. Choose a supported nightclub or pool party below.

What should I use instead of the Gipsy Nightclub guest list?

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Does Gipsy Nightclub still have direct admission options?

Gipsy Nightclub may offer tickets, general admission, or its own promotions. Those options are separate from NoCoverVegas, so verify them directly with the venue.

Does the Gipsy Nightclub cover charge change for special events?

Yes. Cover and admission can change for headliners, holidays, and convention weekends. Check the venue's current terms before making plans.

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What Sets It Apart

What Makes Gipsy Nightclub Unique

Gipsy Nightclub carries a documented history that predates every other LGBTQ+ venue currently operating in Las Vegas by decades: the original Gipsy opened in the 1970s on Paradise Road and over the following years hosted performances by Cher, Liberace, and Joan Rivers before the Fruit Loop corridor became the recognized LGBTQ+ district — the venue was defining the geography rather than benefiting from it. The club closed in 2020 and relaunched in 2024 with a $4 million renovation that transformed the original space into a 10,000-square-foot venue with an open floor plan, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming — an unusually broad set of amenities for a nightclub that also happens to have one of the most recognizable names in Las Vegas LGBTQ+ history. The Saturday drag brunch is the feature that Gipsy has that no other Las Vegas nightclub does: a daytime event with RuPaul's Drag Race alumni performing as the headline entertainment, running at hours when the rest of the Strip nightclub scene is asleep. The distinction between Gipsy and its neighbor Piranha Nightclub — located one block south at 4633 Paradise Road — is one of atmosphere rather than orientation: Piranha operates seven nights a week with three simultaneous DJ rooms and a nightclub production intensity, while Gipsy operates Thursday through Sunday with a single open floor plan, outdoor patio, and an identity rooted in community history rather than club production scale. The sushi bar and gaming inside the venue create a self-contained evening that doesn't require leaving between rounds of dancing — an unusual operational configuration that reflects the 2024 renovation's ambition to serve as a social destination rather than purely a dance floor.

Group Experiences

Planning a Group Night at Gipsy Nightclub

Groups planning a night at Gipsy Nightclub navigate the Fruit Loop District geography before anything else: the venue is at 4605 Paradise Road, 1.5 miles east of the Strip in the same corridor as Piranha Nightclub one block south at 4633 Paradise Road. Rideshare from any central Strip hotel — Bellagio, ARIA, Caesars Palace, Cosmopolitan — takes under five minutes and costs under $10. The district operates as a neighborhood rather than a resort campus: surface lots along Paradise Road provide free or low-cost parking for groups arriving by car, and the LGBTQ+ venue cluster in this stretch makes the Fruit Loop a viable two-stop evening without rideshare coordination between venues. Groups starting at a Strip nightclub can rideshare to Gipsy as a late-night continuation stop, arriving after midnight without losing any of the programming window — Gipsy runs Thursday through Sunday until 4 AM.

The choice to visit Gipsy is, at its core, a decision to enter a venue with documented cultural significance that no Strip property can claim. The original Gipsy opened in the 1970s on Paradise Road, hosted Cher, Liberace, and Joan Rivers as performers, and was defining the Fruit Loop corridor as an LGBTQ+ gathering place before the term existed as a local geographic reference. The $4 million 2024 renovation relaunched the name and the location in a form that honors the history rather than merely inheriting it — a 10,000-square-foot open floor plan, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming that convert the venue from a dance floor with a bar into a social destination with multiple environments under one roof. Walking into Gipsy means entering a venue with genuine documented history in a city where most entertainment venues have institutional lifespans measured in years rather than decades. For LGBTQ+ travelers who regard Las Vegas LGBTQ+ history as part of what the trip is about, Gipsy carries a cultural weight that the Strip mega-clubs and even newer Fruit Loop venues cannot replicate.

The Saturday drag brunch is the feature that makes Gipsy categorically distinct from every other Las Vegas nightclub in any category. The format runs as a daytime event featuring RuPaul's Drag Race alumni as headline performers — not a midnight variety set sandwiched between DJ rotations, but a dedicated brunch programming block running at hours when no Strip nightclub is open. No other Las Vegas nightclub of any kind offers a weekly drag brunch at this production caliber. For bachelorette parties that want a Las Vegas entertainment experience outside the nightclub-at-midnight template, for groups with Drag Race fans, or for any group whose itinerary includes Saturday afternoon, the drag brunch is a reservation that requires advance planning rather than walk-in decision-making. The brunch timing also creates a natural day structure: groups who attend the drag brunch in the afternoon can transition to Gipsy's Signature Saturdays programming that same evening, converting a single Saturday into both a daytime and a nighttime Gipsy experience without venue changes.

Signature Saturdays is the peak weekly programming event — the night with the largest crowd, the highest DJ energy, and the most complete expression of what the 2024 renovation built. For groups prioritizing the highest-energy Gipsy experience, Saturday is the correct choice. Spotlight Fridays deliver the second-largest weekly crowd with DJ programming running through the 4 AM closing. The practical difference between Friday and Saturday at Gipsy is primarily crowd density rather than programming quality — the DJ lineup and venue atmosphere are comparable across both nights, and Friday's slightly lower capacity utilization makes the bar and outdoor patio more navigable during peak hours for groups that prioritize social fluidity over maximum crowd energy. Both nights run the full open floor plan, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming simultaneously, so no programming element is reserved exclusively for Saturday.

Thursday at Gipsy operates at lower crowd density than the weekend programming, with reduced or waived cover on select nights, making it the most accessible entry point for groups visiting the venue for the first time. The outdoor patio is most navigable on Thursday, and the sushi bar functions as the natural gathering point for groups that want food and social interaction alongside dancing. For groups that want to include a Fruit Loop District stop without the full weekend-peak logistics pressure, Thursday provides a genuine Gipsy experience at lower intensity. The 10 PM opening time on Thursday aligns with Strip nightclub closing times, making it the best night for groups who want to visit a Strip venue first and then continue to Gipsy as the late destination.

The choice between Gipsy and Piranha for a Fruit Loop evening produces meaningfully different experiences — both are LGBTQ+ venues on the same street, but they operate on entirely different scales and with entirely different priorities. Piranha at 4633 Paradise Road operates seven nights a week until 5-6 AM with three simultaneous DJ rooms, each running a separate genre — EDM, Latin, and house/pop — creating maximum throughput for dance floor variety. Gipsy operates Thursday through Sunday with a single open floor plan and an identity built around community history, the drag brunch, and the multi-format social environment of the sushi bar, gaming, and outdoor patio. For groups who want the most active dance floor option, Piranha is the correct choice. For groups who want a more atmospheric, historically resonant, multi-format venue where not everyone needs to be on the dance floor all evening, Gipsy is the correct choice. A two-venue evening including both is logistically practical because the walk between them is under three minutes — groups can begin at Gipsy for the outdoor patio and opening atmosphere, then migrate to Piranha for the peak-night three-room dance floor programming, or reverse the order based on preferred arrival time.

The sushi bar and gaming area inside Gipsy are operational features that change how groups experience the venue. Standard Las Vegas nightclubs are single-format: guests are on the dance floor, at the bar, or in a VIP section. Gipsy's sushi bar means groups can eat inside the venue during the evening rather than requiring a separate pre-club dinner reservation. The gaming area adds a Las Vegas entertainment option that integrates into the night without requiring a casino floor trip. The outdoor patio operates as a lower-decibel social zone where conversation is possible and the desert night air provides a counterpoint to the indoor club atmosphere during any portion of the evening. For groups with mixed nightclub enthusiasm — members who want to dance alongside members who want to eat, socialize, or play — Gipsy's multi-format layout creates parallel activity tracks that keep the entire group in the same venue without requiring anyone to default to an environment that does not suit them.

No ratio requirement applies at Gipsy, which simplifies group planning for any gender composition. Mixed groups, all-male groups, and groups with non-binary members navigate entry without the female-to-male ratio calculation that affects Strip mega-clubs on headliner nights. The guest list through NoCoverVegas provides free or reduced entry on select nights — submitting in advance is the recommended approach for Friday and Saturday Signature Saturdays, as door admission pricing varies by event. Arriving by 11 PM on Friday or Saturday captures the building energy phase before peak crowd density develops and ensures smooth guest list check-in. For the Saturday drag brunch, reservations are separate from the nightclub guest list — planning the brunch requires a dedicated booking through the venue rather than the standard NoCoverVegas guest list flow, and Saturday is the one night where both the daytime brunch and the evening programming are available as a combined Gipsy experience within a single day.

The 2024 Renovation: What Changed and What Was Preserved

The 2024 Gipsy reopening was a $4 million renovation of a venue that had closed — not a remodel of a continuing operation. The original Gipsy had been a defining institution of the Fruit Loop District's LGBTQ+ community since the 1970s, hosting Cher, Liberace, and Joan Rivers as performers across its operating history and establishing 4605 Paradise Road as a community gathering point that predated the modern Las Vegas entertainment campus by decades. When the venue closed, the question facing the reopening team was whether to honor the name as a historical artifact or to rebuild the operational format to match what a 2024-era audience expects from a multi-format nightclub.

The 2024 renovation answered that question by expanding the venue's physical footprint to 10,000 square feet and adding formats that did not exist in the original operation: the outdoor patio as a separate social zone, the sushi bar as an in-venue food option during nightclub hours, and the gaming area as an additional activity layer. The dance floor was preserved as the venue's programmatic center, but it now operates alongside three distinct alternative environments rather than as the venue's single option. The renovation also upgraded the production capabilities for the Saturday drag brunch — a programming format that became the venue's most commercially distinct offering and the one event that creates a genuine category distinction from every other Las Vegas nightclub currently operating.

What was preserved across the renovation was the community identity. Gipsy reopened as an LGBTQ+ and ally venue without converting to the all-ages-all-crowds format that would have maximized raw attendance at the cost of community focus. The no-ratio requirement policy, the emphasis on LGBTQ+ DJ programming and performers, and the drag brunch as the Saturday anchor all represent deliberate choices to maintain the venue's identity as an LGBTQ+ institution rather than a venue that merely accepts LGBTQ+ guests. For visitors who regard the community character of a venue as part of the destination itself, the 2024 renovation preserved what matters while improving what was logistically limiting about the original operation.

How the Sushi Bar and Gaming Room Change the Nightclub Formula

Every Strip nightclub in Las Vegas operates on a closed-format model: guests pay admission, enter the nightclub space, and spend their evening within the nightclub floor plan — dance floor, bar, VIP sections, and the outdoor component if the venue has one. Food service at Strip mega-clubs typically ends before nightclub hours begin. Guests who want food during the evening must choose between a separate restaurant reservation before arrival, room service afterward, or limited snack options at markup prices inside the club. The nightclub model was historically built around minimizing the time guests spend not drinking at the bar, which made food service a programmatic afterthought at venues that could generate sufficient revenue from bottle service minimums and door admission.

Gipsy's sushi bar operates during nightclub hours. This changes the group logistics of a night at Gipsy versus any Strip mega-club: a group that includes members who want to eat can do so inside the venue rather than requiring a pre-club dinner stop or post-club food run. For birthday groups that arrive from hotel rooms and want to continue eating socially rather than shifting immediately to dance floor mode, the sushi bar provides a transition point inside the venue. For bachelorette parties that include varying levels of dance floor enthusiasm, the sushi bar provides an activity anchor for members who want to be part of the Gipsy experience without anchoring to the dance floor for the full evening.

The gaming room is a format integration that acknowledges how Las Vegas visitors actually spend their evenings: alternating between entertainment environments, often including gaming, rather than committing to a single venue format for a multi-hour block. Strip mega-clubs are physically and operationally separated from the casino floors they often sit adjacent to — guests must exit the nightclub, re-enter the casino, and then return if they want to play between drinks. At Gipsy, the gaming room is inside the venue, which means the transition from dance floor to gaming to outdoor patio and back is a movement within the same space rather than a venue exit-and-entry sequence. For groups that include gaming as part of their Las Vegas evening alongside nightclub attendance, Gipsy's format integration makes this combination structurally simpler than the Strip alternative.

The Saturday Drag Brunch: Las Vegas's Most Distinctive Weekly Event

The Saturday drag brunch at Gipsy Nightclub occupies a position in the Las Vegas entertainment calendar that no competing venue can fill: a weekly RuPaul's Drag Race alumni performance event at midday-to-afternoon hours when no Strip nightclub is operating, no DJ residency is running, and no Vegas entertainment format at comparable production level is available. The daytime premium event does not exist in the Strip entertainment ecosystem — the Strip is a nighttime economy, and the conventional Las Vegas Saturday for a typical visitor involves a pool party, dinner, and nightclub arrival after 11 PM. Gipsy's Saturday drag brunch occupies the Saturday afternoon slot with a dedicated programming event that has nothing to do with the nighttime nightclub economy.

The practical implication for bachelorette parties is the most frequently cited use case: a group that attends the Saturday drag brunch in the afternoon and then returns to Gipsy for Signature Saturdays that evening has spent their Saturday with two Gipsy experiences without repeating themselves and without requiring venue-hop transportation. The brunch and the nightclub operate as sequential formats in the same location, and guests who choose both in the same day get something that no other Las Vegas nightclub itinerary can produce: a daytime drag performance event and a nightclub evening at the same address.

The RuPaul's Drag Race alumni casting is the production detail that elevates the brunch from a local drag show to a verified entertainment product for visitors whose Las Vegas trip does not normally include drag entertainment as a priority. Drag Race alumni have existing fan bases and culturally legible reputations that translate immediately to visitors who know the show — the format is not a local-bar drag show but a production built around performers with established identities in the entertainment market. Reservations are required and separate from the NoCoverVegas nightclub guest list — planning the drag brunch is a distinct booking action from submitting a nightclub guest list, and waiting to decide on arrival risks a sold-out event for the highest-profile brunch weekends.

How It Compares

Gipsy Nightclub vs Other Las Vegas Nightclubs

Gipsy vs Strip Mega-Clubs (XS, OMNIA, Drai's)

Gipsy Nightclub's most meaningful distinction from Strip mega-clubs is the multi-format social environment within a single venue. XS at Wynn, OMNIA at Caesars, and Drai's at The Vanderpump Hotel are all single-format nightclub environments: a large dance floor, a primary DJ, bottle service sections, and bar service. At XS, 40,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor space is dedicated to one program centered on one headline DJ. At Gipsy, 10,000 square feet encompasses a dance floor, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming room as simultaneous environments operating under a single cover charge. Strip mega-clubs scale upward in production and capacity; Gipsy scales outward in format variety. The choice is a format trade-off, not a quality trade-off: XS delivers production scale that Gipsy cannot match; Gipsy delivers format variety and cultural significance that XS does not attempt to offer.

On pricing, Strip mega-clubs run bottle service minimums from $500 to $1,500+ per table on headliner DJ nights. Gipsy's bottle service entry point is meaningfully lower, and the no-ratio policy eliminates the financial premium that Strip venues impose on male-dominant groups through enforced ratio requirements. A group of 8 men attending a Strip mega-club on a Saturday headliner night pays cover per person plus potential ratio surcharges; the same group at Gipsy arrives at Signature Saturdays guest list check-in without any ratio calculation applied.

The Saturday drag brunch creates a category where no comparison to Strip mega-clubs is possible — no Strip venue offers a weekly RuPaul's Drag Race alumni drag brunch at any price point.

Gipsy vs Piranha Nightclub

Piranha Nightclub at 4633 Paradise Road — one block south — is the nearest venue comparison, but the operational format is different in every meaningful way. Piranha runs seven nights a week (Gipsy runs four). Piranha closes at 5-6 AM (Gipsy at 4 AM). Piranha has three simultaneous DJ rooms in different genres (Gipsy has one open floor plan). Piranha draws higher raw dance floor traffic volume as the result of its seven-night, three-room, late-close format. Gipsy draws a social atmosphere that is less dance-floor-anchored: the sushi bar, outdoor patio, and gaming create a multi-format environment where not all guests are on the dance floor at all times. The Saturday drag brunch is entirely absent from Piranha's programming calendar. For groups who want the most active dance floor option, Piranha is the correct choice. For groups who want a more atmospheric, historically resonant, multi-format venue with the drag brunch option, Gipsy is correct. A two-venue combination night is logistically practical — the walk between them is under three minutes.

Birthday & Group Events

Birthday Celebrations at Gipsy Nightclub

Gipsy Nightclub offers two structurally different birthday formats that are not available simultaneously at any other Las Vegas venue: a Saturday drag brunch birthday and a Saturday Signature Saturdays nightclub birthday. Both occur on the same day, which makes Saturday at Gipsy the single date in the Las Vegas nightlife calendar when a birthday group can attend a daytime drag performance event and then transition to a nightclub birthday at the same venue in the same evening.

The drag brunch birthday format requires advance planning that the nightclub birthday does not. The Saturday drag brunch is a dedicated daytime programming event featuring RuPaul's Drag Race alumni as headline performers, with individual reservation intake separate from the NoCoverVegas nightclub guest list. A birthday group that wants the brunch experience needs to book through Gipsy directly, coordinate the guest list for the brunch separately from the nightclub entry, and plan the day around the brunch timing. For birthday groups with Drag Race fans or bachelorette parties that want a performance-anchored afternoon experience, the drag brunch delivers a production caliber of entertainment that does not exist at any other weekly Las Vegas nightclub event in any category.

For groups whose birthday is anchored to the nightclub format, Signature Saturdays is the highest-energy night Gipsy runs. The full 10,000-square-foot open floor plan, outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming room operate simultaneously from 10 PM to 4 AM, with VIP bottle service available to anchor the birthday group at a reserved section while the rest of the evening remains navigable. The no-ratio requirement policy means a birthday group of any gender composition — all-male, all-female, mixed, or non-binary inclusive — arrives at guest list check-in without a ratio calculation. Submit the birthday group via the NoCoverVegas guest list at least 24 hours before Signature Saturdays for the best cover reduction.

For birthday groups not specifically oriented to drag entertainment, Gipsy's multi-format layout converts a standard nightclub birthday into an evening with parallel activity tracks: some members on the dance floor at peak energy, others at the sushi bar with food, others on the outdoor patio in the cooler night air, with the birthday VIP section available as a central home base for the group throughout. No Strip nightclub offers the sushi bar as an in-venue dining option during the evening — at Strip mega-clubs, food service ends before nightclub hours begin. At Gipsy on a birthday night, the sushi bar remains operational during nightclub hours, which means the group's food logistics are integrated into the evening rather than requiring a separate venue stop.

The 2024 Renovation: What Changed and What Was Preserved

How the Sushi Bar and Gaming Room Change the Nightclub Formula

The Saturday Drag Brunch: Las Vegas's Most Distinctive Weekly Event

Frequently Asked Questions

Gipsy Nightclub — Common Questions

What is Gipsy Nightclub in Las Vegas?

Gipsy is a 10,000-square-foot LGBTQ+ nightclub at 4605 Paradise Road relaunched in 2024 with a $4 million renovation. The original Gipsy opened in the 1970s and hosted Cher, Liberace, and Joan Rivers — it is Las Vegas's most historically significant LGBTQ+ venue. Gipsy is a 10,000-square-foot LGBTQ+ nightclub at 4605 Paradise Road relaunched in 2024 with a $4 million renovation, operating Thursday through Sunday with programming that spans EDM, Latin, and drag performance in a venue that has been a cornerstone of the Las Vegas LGBTQ+ nightlife community since its original founding.

Is there a cover charge at Gipsy?

Cover varies by night. The NoCoverVegas guest list provides free or reduced entry on select Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Submit your name and group size at least 24 hours in advance for best results. Cover varies by night — Thursday through Sunday with lower rates on Thursday and Sunday and higher rates on Friday Spotlight nights and Saturday Signature Saturdays. The NoCoverVegas guest list provides free or reduced entry on select nights. Register in advance through NoCoverVegas for the best door pricing on any Gipsy programming night.

What is the Saturday drag brunch at Gipsy?

The Saturday drag brunch features RuPaul's Drag Race alumni performing at a dedicated daytime event — completely separate from the nightclub programming and requiring its own advance reservation through Gipsy. No other Las Vegas nightclub offers a weekly drag brunch at this production level. The Saturday drag brunch features RuPaul's Drag Race alumni performing at a dedicated daytime event separate from the nightclub programming. It is a ticketed event with a distinct format — a seated brunch with live drag entertainment rather than a standing nightclub show. Tickets are available in advance through Gipsy's website and frequently sell out for alumni with large fan followings.

What nights is Gipsy open?

Thursday through Sunday, 10 PM to 4 AM. Friday Spotlight nights and Saturday Signature Saturdays are the peak programming nights. The venue also has an outdoor patio, sushi bar, and gaming inside — a multi-format social environment. Thursday through Sunday, 10 PM to 4 AM. Friday Spotlight nights and Saturday Signature Saturdays feature the highest-energy programming with the largest crowds and most prominent headliner bookings. Thursday is the most accessible night for walk-in guests and lower cover; Sunday draws a local industry crowd with a relaxed late-night atmosphere distinct from the weekend peak format.

Is Gipsy different from Piranha Nightclub?

Yes — both are LGBTQ+ venues on Paradise Road (Gipsy at 4605, Piranha one block south at 4633), but they are distinct experiences. Gipsy has a single open floor plan, outdoor patio, sushi bar, gaming, and Saturday drag brunch. Piranha runs seven nights a week with three simultaneous DJ rooms. The venues are a 3-minute walk from each other.

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DJs at Gipsy Nightclub

2 DJs with residencies at Gipsy Nightclub. Free entry to all shows with our guest list.

Derek Daniels

open-format

Friday and Saturday showtimes

DJ CHYLD

open-format

Saturdays (Sensational Saturdays 11:30pm & 1am showtimes)

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Gipsy Nightclub — FAQ

What is Gipsy Nightclub in Las Vegas?

Is there a cover charge at Gipsy?

What is the Saturday drag brunch at Gipsy?

What nights is Gipsy open?

Is Gipsy different from Piranha Nightclub?

Where is Gipsy Nightclub located?

Gipsy Nightclub is located at 4605 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169. Fruit Loop District (Paradise Road). The venue is accessible by rideshare, taxi, or personal vehicle. If you're staying on the Las Vegas Strip, most rideshare services will drop you off directly at the entrance. Parking is available at the venue for guests who prefer to drive.

What are Gipsy Nightclub hours of operation?

Gipsy Nightclub is open Thu–Sun, 10 PM – 4 AM; Sat drag brunch (daytime). Hours may vary on holidays and during special events like EDC Week, New Year's Eve, or major conventions. It's always a good idea to check the current schedule before heading out, especially on weeknights when some venues may close earlier than usual. Guest list check-in typically begins when doors open.

How much does it cost to get into Gipsy Nightclub?

Cover on weekends and special events — free with guest list. Cover charges at Las Vegas nightclubs can fluctuate by date, event, arrival time, capacity, and group composition. Submit a guest-list request before arrival and rely only on the admission and cover terms a host confirms for your group.

What is the dress code at Gipsy Nightclub?

Smart casual. 21+ venue.. Las Vegas nightclubs enforce dress codes strictly at the door, and being turned away after waiting in line is a common experience for underprepared guests. For men, collared shirts, dress shoes, and well-fitted jeans or slacks are the safest bet. Women have more flexibility but should aim for upscale nightlife attire. Avoid athletic wear, flip-flops, excessively baggy clothing, and visible logos or sports jerseys.

Can I request guest-list entry to Gipsy Nightclub?

Yes. Submit the form with your name, date, and group size. Submission is a request, not an admission ticket or reservation. A host must confirm availability, cover, ratio, cutoff, and arrival terms; NoCoverVegas does not send outbound text messages.

How do I get on the Gipsy Nightclub guest list?

Fill out the request form with your name, phone number, date, and group size. NoCoverVegas does not send outbound text messages. Do not treat the request as confirmed until a host provides the applicable admission, cover, ratio, cutoff, and arrival terms.

What are the guest list rules at Gipsy Nightclub?

Gipsy Nightclub operates Thursday through Sunday from 10:00 PM to 4:00 AM in the Fruit Loop LGBTQ+ district at 4605 Paradise Road. Guest list through NoCoverVegas provides free or reduced entry on select Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights — submit your name, group size, and visit date at least 24 hours in advance for confirmation. Friday Spotlight and Saturday Signature Saturdays are the peak programming nights; arrive by 11:00 PM to capture the building energy window before peak crowd density and ensure smooth check-in at the main entrance on Paradise Road. No female-to-male ratio requirement applies at any time. Gipsy is an inclusive LGBTQ+ venue and ally-friendly space and does not enforce ratio policies — groups of any gender composition are welcome. Dress code is smart casual with no specific restrictions beyond standard 21+ venue requirements. Saturday drag brunch is a separate daytime event featuring RuPaul's Drag Race alumni and requires its own reservation through Gipsy directly — the NoCoverVegas nightclub guest list does not cover the daytime brunch. Located at 4605 Paradise Road, 1.5 miles east of the Strip; rideshare from central Strip hotels takes under five minutes and costs under $10. Piranha Nightclub is one block south at 4633 Paradise Road, making a two-venue Fruit Loop evening walkable between the two clubs without rideshare coordination. 21+ with valid government-issued photo ID required.. Capacity and door decisions remain under the venue's control. If the group changes after submitting, send an updated request and wait for the host to confirm the revised terms.

How much is bottle service at Gipsy Nightclub?

Contact venue for VIP table pricing. Bottle service pricing at Gipsy Nightclub varies depending on the table location, night of the week, and performing artist. Prime tables near the DJ booth or dance floor command higher minimums than those in quieter sections. Your bottle service package includes a dedicated table, a VIP host, mixers, and expedited entry. Contact NoCoverVegas for a personalized quote based on your group size and preferred date.

What kind of music does Gipsy Nightclub play?

Gipsy Nightclub features Top 40, House, Latin, Pop. The music style can vary depending on the night of the week and the performing artist. Headliner DJ nights tend to lean heavily into the DJ's signature genre, while open-format nights feature a broader mix of music styles. Check the events calendar for specific DJ lineups and theme nights to find the sound that matches your taste.

What are the best nights to go to Gipsy Nightclub?

Saturday for Signature Saturdays and drag brunch. Friday Spotlight nights draw a packed crowd.. Friday and Saturday are often the busiest nights at Las Vegas nightclubs. Submit the date you want, then wait for a host to confirm availability, admission, and current cover terms for that specific night.

How much are drinks at Gipsy Nightclub?

Mixed drinks $12–18, Beers $8–12. Drink prices at Las Vegas nightclubs are notably higher than typical bars, which is standard across the industry. Cocktails and mixed drinks tend to be the most expensive, while beer offers a relatively more affordable option. There is no drink minimum when entering on the guest list. If you want to manage your budget, consider pre-gaming responsibly at your hotel before heading out and pacing yourself throughout the night.

What is the age requirement at Gipsy Nightclub?

All guests must be 21 years of age or older to enter Gipsy Nightclub. A valid government-issued photo ID is required at the door — acceptable forms include a driver's license, state ID, passport, or military ID. Expired IDs are not accepted. International visitors should bring their passport as the primary form of identification, since foreign driver's licenses may not be accepted at all venues. There are no exceptions to the age policy, even for guests on the guest list.

What should I expect at Gipsy Nightclub?

What time should I arrive at Gipsy Nightclub?

Use the arrival time and cutoff supplied by the host for your confirmed date. Lines, cover, capacity, and door policies can change, especially on weekends and holidays, and the venue retains final admission control.

Is Gipsy Nightclub good for a group or celebration?

Gipsy Nightclub is one of the most popular Las Vegas venues for group celebrations including birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate outings, and milestone events. The NoCoverVegas guest list accommodates groups of all sizes — simply enter your total group count when you sign up. For larger groups or special occasions, bottle service provides a reserved table with dedicated VIP service. Groups should coordinate arrival times to ensure everyone checks in together before the guest list cutoff.

How much should I budget for a night at Gipsy Nightclub?

Mixed drinks $12–18, Beers $8–12. Budget separately for admission, drinks, gratuity, and transportation. A guest-list request does not waive cover or guarantee a minimum spend, table, or other benefit unless a host confirms it in writing.

What is the atmosphere like at Gipsy Nightclub?

Las Vegas's most historic LGBTQ+ nightclub reborn — the $4 million renovation brought back the Fruit Loop icon with a sleek open floor plan, Drag Race star performances, outdoor patio, and Saturday drag brunch unlike anything on the Strip. The atmosphere at Gipsy Nightclub reflects the high-energy, premium nightlife experience that Las Vegas is famous for. The venue spans 10,000 square feet, providing space for up to 600 guests and a mix of intimate and open areas throughout the space. Whether you're there for the music, the social scene, or a special celebration, the energy builds as the night progresses and peaks around midnight through 2 AM.

How do I get to Gipsy Nightclub?

Rideshare: Rideshare to 4605 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169. In the Fruit Loop LGBTQ+ district, adjacent to Piranha Nightclub at the same address block. Parking: Street and lot parking on Paradise Road. No valet. Multiple lots within 1 block. Plan your return ride in advance, as surge pricing is common after 2 AM on weekends.

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