Vinyl Room Guest List

Skip the cover charge and the general admission line at Vinyl Room. Get free entry when you sign up for the guest list through NoCoverVegas.

Mandalay Bay (63rd Floor) · Open daily (specific hours TBD — opens August 2026)

Join the Guest List Call (725) 999-9293

How the Guest List Works

Sign Up

Fill out the form below with your name, phone number, group size, and the date you want to go. Takes 30 seconds.

Get Confirmed

You’ll receive a text confirmation within minutes. On the day of your visit, we’ll send you check-in details.

Show Up

Arrive at Vinyl Room before the guest list cutoff, check in at the guest list entrance, and walk in free.

Vinyl Room Guest List Rules

Walk-in access available to the public.
Annual members use private entrance.
Reserve in advance via Live Nation for special events and private bookings.

What's Included

Free Cover Charge

Skip the open to the public; annual membership from $2,000. walk-up access available. cover charge at Vinyl Room. Your entire group gets in free.

Skip the Line

Bypass the general admission line and check in at the dedicated guest list entrance. No waiting in line for hours.

Free Guest List

Get free entry to Vinyl Room through NoCoverVegas. Start your night in style at no extra cost — no booking fees, no hidden charges.

Cover Charge Savings — Vinyl Room

Without guest list

Open to the public; annual membership from $2,000. Walk-up access available.

With NoCoverVegas guest list

$0 — Free Entry

For a group of four on a Friday or Saturday, skipping the cover at Vinyl Roomsaves $160–$300 before you order a single drink. The guest list is first-come, first-served — sign up now to lock in your free entry.

Why Vinyl Room

What Makes Vinyl Room Worth It

63rd floor of Mandalay Bay — panoramic Strip views of Bellagio, Paris, and the High Roller
Thousands of vinyl records on display in 1970s Japanese listening lounge design
Music celebrating Las Vegas entertainment history — vinyl sets spanning all genres
Asian-inspired food menu + signature cocktails
Annual membership from $2,000 with guest privileges and private entrance
Available for private events and corporate bookings through Live Nation

Vinyl Room Guest List — FAQ

How do I get on the Vinyl Room guest list?

Sign up through NoCoverVegas using the form on this page. Enter your name, phone number, date, and group size. You’ll receive a text confirmation within minutes. It’s 100% free with no obligation.

Is the Vinyl Room guest list free?

Yes, 100% free. There is no charge to sign up for the Vinyl Room guest list through NoCoverVegas. You save the full cover charge, which is normally open to the public; annual membership from $2,000. walk-up access available..

What time does the Vinyl Room guest list close?

Walk-in access available to the public. Arrive before the cutoff and check in at the guest list entrance to receive complimentary entry. Check the rules section above for exact times — they vary by night and event type.

What is the dress code for Vinyl Room?

Upscale attire required. Business casual minimum. No athletic wear or shorts.

How much does Vinyl Room cost without the guest list?

Open to the public; annual membership from $2,000. Walk-up access available.

What is Vinyl Room like on a typical night?

Vinyl Room opens August 2026 on the 63rd floor of Mandalay Bay — the same storied perch that hosted the Foundation Room for over 25 years — with a completely reinvented concept from Live Nation centered on vinyl culture and Las Vegas entertainment history. The 500-person venue features thousands of vinyl records on display, custom vinyl-deck audio equipment, and a 1970s Japanese listening lounge aesthetic with music memorabilia throughout. Open seven days a week to the public with an annual membership program available, Vinyl Room programs artists who've played Las Vegas, celebrating the city's entertainment legacy through a curated vinyl-centric soundtrack. An Asian-inspired food menu and signature cocktails accompany the music programming. At 63 stories above the Strip, the venue retains the same panoramic floor-to-ceiling views that made the Foundation Room iconic — Bellagio fountains, Paris Las Vegas, the High Roller Observation Wheel, and a Strip view that extends 40–50 miles to the Spring Mountains on clear nights. Private and special event bookings are managed through Live Nation's dedicated events platform. The vibe is best described as a private club experience accessible to the public. far more intimate and curated than the strip megaclubs — 63rd-floor panoramic views, thousands of vinyl records, 1970s japanese listening lounge aesthetic. the music focus is broader than any dj-driven nightclub: celebrating las vegas's full entertainment legacy from sinatra through disco through hip-hop. annual membership gives regulars access that no megaclub vip program matches. The crowd peaks around 10:00 PM – 1:00 AM — arrive by 10:30 PM on guest list for the smoothest entry.

Can I get on the Vinyl Room guest list last minute?

Yes. Same-day guest list sign-ups are accepted through NoCoverVegas. Submit the form or text us at (725) 999-9293 and we will confirm your spot. For holiday weekends and headliner DJ events, sign up at least one day in advance to guarantee availability.

What happens if I arrive after the Vinyl Room guest list cutoff?

If you arrive after the guest list closes (typically 12:30 AM), you will need to pay general admission cover. Guest list entry is only honored before the cutoff time. We strongly recommend arriving between 10 PM and midnight to use your free entry. If you are running late, text us at (725) 999-9293 and we will do our best to help.

Expert Tips

Insider Guide: Vinyl Room Guest List

Vinyl Room opens August 2026 — follow @vinylroomlasvegas on Instagram for opening event announcements and reservation availability

Annual membership starts at $2,000 and includes guest privileges, complimentary food, private entrance access, and VIP room availability — worth calculating if you attend 3+ Las Vegas nightlife events per year

The 63rd floor location means you see the entire Strip from above — position near the floor-to-ceiling windows for unobstructed views of Bellagio, Paris, and the High Roller simultaneously

Former Foundation Room members should contact the venue at opening about grandfathered membership options

Available for private events, brand activations, and corporate bookings through Live Nation's special events platform — the 63rd-floor panoramic setting and Asian food program are unusual in the convention event market

About the Venue

About Vinyl Room

The vibe: A private club experience accessible to the public. Far more intimate and curated than the Strip megaclubs — 63rd-floor panoramic views, thousands of vinyl records, 1970s Japanese listening lounge aesthetic. The music focus is broader than any DJ-driven nightclub: celebrating Las Vegas's full entertainment legacy from Sinatra through disco through hip-hop. Annual membership gives regulars access that no megaclub VIP program matches.

Music

Vinyl sets spanning 1970s–2000s, Las Vegas entertainment legacy artists, all genres

Best Nights

Friday and Saturday

Peak Hours

10:00 PM – 1:00 AM

Typical Wait (Guest List)

Reservation recommended. Membership holders use private entrance.

Why Vinyl Room

What Sets Vinyl Room Apart

Vinyl Room occupies the most distinctive nightlife real estate in Mandalay Bay's history — the 63rd floor space that held the Foundation Room from 1999 until its September 2025 closure, now completely reimagined by Live Nation for a vinyl-culture audience. The 1970s Japanese listening lounge aesthetic, a design language rarely seen in Las Vegas nightlife, draws from kissa-ba — intimate Tokyo music venues where the fidelity and curation of the vinyl selection is the primary experience rather than the DJ's stage presence or the dance floor energy. At 63 stories above the Las Vegas Strip, the room commands panoramic floor-to-ceiling views across the entire length of the Strip: the Bellagio fountains, the Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower replica, the High Roller Observation Wheel, Caesars Palace, the Cosmopolitan, and the city grid extending 40 to 50 miles to the Spring Mountains on clear desert nights. The Asian-inspired food program and signature cocktail menu position Vinyl Room as a dining destination alongside its music programming — an advantage no other high-rise Las Vegas nightclub holds. Live Nation's involvement as operator connects the venue to the artist ecosystem that supplies Las Vegas's full entertainment calendar, with programming rooted in artists who've performed in the city rather than the touring DJ circuit. The annual membership program, starting at $2,000, functions differently from traditional nightclub VIP — members receive guest privileges, complimentary menu inclusions, private entrance access, and VIP room availability rather than table minimums and bottle service packages. The 500-person capacity — intimate by Strip standards — means the venue retains an atmosphere that large-capacity nightclubs cannot reproduce: a room where the curation of the music, the quality of the food, and the altitude of the views are the experience rather than the spectacle of a festival-grade production.

Vinyl Room FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Vinyl Room

What is Vinyl Room at Mandalay Bay?

Vinyl Room is a dedicated vinyl listening lounge opening in August 2026 on the 63rd floor of Mandalay Bay — a first-of-its-kind venue featuring thousands of vinyl records spanning Las Vegas entertainment history from the 1970s through 2000s, with panoramic Strip views.

Is Vinyl Room open to the public?

Yes — Vinyl Room is open to walk-up visitors as well as annual members. Annual membership starts at $2,000 for enhanced access. The 63rd-floor venue is accessible to resort guests and visitors without membership for regular admission.

What music does Vinyl Room play?

Vinyl sets spanning the 1970s through 2000s — classic Las Vegas entertainment legacy artists alongside a broad range of genres. The format is vinyl-specific, prioritizing the quality of the listening experience and the depth of the record collection over DJ performance.

What is the dress code at Vinyl Room?

Upscale attire required — business casual minimum. No athletic wear or shorts. The 63rd-floor Mandalay Bay setting demands elevated attire appropriate to an upscale hotel rooftop lounge.

When does Vinyl Room open?

Vinyl Room is scheduled to open in August 2026 at Mandalay Bay's 63rd floor. Check Mandalay Bay's official website for the confirmed opening date and initial programming schedule before your visit.

Night-of Guide

What to Expect at Vinyl Room

Getting There

Vinyl Room is located at Mandalay Bay (63rd Floor). Rideshare to Mandalay Bay main entrance at 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd. Take the elevator to the 63rd floor — same access as the former Foundation Room.

Parking

Mandalay Bay self-parking and valet. Free self-parking for MGM Rewards members and hotel guests.

Drinks & Prices

Drink prices at Vinyl Room are standard for a Las Vegas nightclub. Budget $15–20 per cocktail and $10–14 for beer. Bottle service starts significantly higher — contact us for current minimums.

Plan Ahead

How to Make the Most of Your Vinyl Room Guest List Night

Signing up for the guest list at Vinyl Roomis the first step. Getting the rest right is what separates a great night from a frustrating one. Here's what to know before you go.

When to Sign Up

Guest list spots at Vinyl Roomare available on a first-come, first-served basis. For Friday and Saturday nights — the two busiest nights of the week on the Strip — sign up at least 48 hours in advance. For slower nights (Monday through Thursday), same-day signups are usually fine, but confirming early removes any uncertainty. Holiday weekends and special events fill faster; if you're visiting during EDC, Memorial Day, Labor Day, or New Year's Eve, treat the guest list like a dinner reservation — book it as soon as you know your dates.

When to Arrive

Guest list entry windows are real deadlines. Vinyl Room typically cuts off complimentary guest list entry at the times listed in the rules above. After that window closes, you're paying cover — regardless of whether you signed up in advance. Arriving by 11:30 PM is the safe play for weekend nights. If your group is running late, call or text ahead; promoters sometimes hold spots for groups that communicate early.

Fridays tend to fill faster than Saturdays because the tourist-to-local ratio skews higher — more first-timers who arrive early. Saturdays stay busy longer, but the door is also more selective as the night progresses. Thursday nights at Vinyl Room are frequently the best value: guest list entry is easy, the crowd is younger, and you avoid the Sunday-flight pressure that quiets Saturdays by 2 AM.

What to Bring

Your name on the guest list is confirmed, but the door staff still needs to verify it. Bring a government-issued photo ID (driver's license or passport) for every person in your group. Age verification is strict at all Las Vegas nightclubs — no exceptions. You do not need a printed confirmation; your name in the system is sufficient, but having the confirmation email accessible on your phone removes any ambiguity if there's a question at the door.

Group Coordination

Register your group under a single name — whoever is most likely to arrive first and speak to the door staff. Don't split a group of six across three separate guest list submissions; it creates confusion at the door and can result in some members getting waved through while others are held. One registration, one point of contact, one person who leads the group to the VIP guest list line. The rest of the group arrives together or waits outside until the registered person has checked in.

If your group has a mix of people arriving from different locations (hotel pickup vs. meeting at the venue), communicate the plan before you leave. The guest list door at Vinyl Room is not a waiting area — you check in as a group, not individually.

Know Your Options

Guest List vs. Bottle Service at Vinyl Room

Both options get you into Vinyl Room. The question is what experience you're optimizing for, and that depends entirely on your group's size, budget, and priorities.

Guest List Entry

✓Free entry (no cover charge)
✓Full access to the main floor and bar
✓No minimum spend requirement
✓Ideal for groups of 2–8
—No dedicated table or seating
—Time-limited entry window (usually until midnight–12:30 AM)
—Dress code applies; no exceptions at the door

Bottle Service / VIP Table

✓Guaranteed entry, no time restriction
✓Private table with dedicated server
✓Reserved seating for your whole group
✓Best for groups of 6+ or special occasions
—Minimum spend: $500–$2,000+ depending on table location and night
—Gratuity (18–20%) added to final bill
—Requires advance reservation

When Guest List Makes Sense

Guest list is the right call when your group is small (under 6 people), when your budget is limited, or when you're treating this as one stop on a multi-venue night. It's also the better choice if you're not sure how long you'll stay — guest list entry gets you in without locking you into a minimum spend. Many groups use the guest list for their first Vegas night and upgrade to bottle service for a birthday or special event night later in the trip.

When Bottle Service Is Worth It

Bottle service makes financial sense when your group is large enough that the per-person cost approaches what you'd spend on drinks anyway. For a group of 8 sharing a $1,200 minimum table, that's $150 per person before gratuity — comparable to three rounds of cocktails at Strip prices. Add in the guaranteed entry, dedicated server, and a home base for the night, and the math changes. For birthday parties, bachelor parties, and bachelorette groups where the experience is the point, bottle service removes friction and gives the group something to organize around.

The honest answer: guest list is better value for spontaneous nights, smaller groups, or multi-venue evenings. Bottle service is better value when your group is 6+, you want to stay in one place, and the occasion warrants the splurge.

Night of the Visit

Step-by-Step: Arriving at Vinyl Room

The difference between a smooth arrival and a stressful one at Vinyl Roomis usually preparation. Here's exactly what happens when you show up.

Get There and Find the Entry Point

Vinyl Room has multiple entry points depending on whether you have a reservation, are on the guest list, or are walking up. Guest list guests use a dedicated line — look for the promoter or host check-in area, which is typically separate from the general admission queue. If you're unsure where to go, tell the first security or staff member you see that you're on the guest list. They'll direct you. Do not get in the general line — you will wait unnecessarily.

Check In at the Guest List Desk

Give your name to the host or check-in staff. They'll search the list and confirm your party size. Have your group together — if you're waiting for two people who are still parking, step aside and let them know you'll need a moment. Holding up the check-in line creates friction. Once your name is confirmed, you'll receive wristbands or be waved to the next step.

ID Check and Entry

Every person in your group shows ID to security. This happens at the door, not at the check-in desk — it's a separate checkpoint. Bounced IDs (expired, under 21, non-government-issued) result in that person being denied entry regardless of your guest list status. There is no negotiation at this step. Once past security, you're inside — no cover charge will be collected.

Getting Drinks

Guest list entry does not include drink minimums or free drinks (unless your specific guest list package included a drink ticket, which is noted at signup). Head to the bar and order as you would at any venue. Expect standard Las Vegas nightclub pricing: $15–20 for cocktails, $10–14 for beer, $18–22 for premium mixed drinks. Card tabs are the easiest way to manage spending — most bars will start a tab and close it when you're ready to leave.

On the Floor

Guest list guests have access to the full main floor — the same floor, same music, same DJ as bottle service guests. The difference is seating: VIP tables are reserved for bottle service. Guest list guests stand and move through the crowd, which is the majority experience at any nightclub. At capacity (500 people), Vinyl Room is dense. The best real estate on the floor is typically near the soundboard (center of the room, elevated audio) rather than pressed against the stage.

Getting Home

Plan your exit before you need it. Rideshare to Mandalay Bay main entrance at 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd. Take the elevator to the 63rd floor — same access as the former Foundation Room.

Mandalay Bay self-parking and valet. Free self-parking for MGM Rewards members and hotel guests.

Las Vegas nightclubs close at 4 AM (some extend to 6 AM on weekends). The last hour tends to get louder and more crowded — the remaining crowd is the committed crowd. If you're ready to leave before closing, going between 1:30–2:30 AM catches the lightest rideshare demand before the post-close surge.

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