Palm Tree Beach Club

Dance Pop / House

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed Hakkasan MDW Friday May 22, 2026

Louis The Child

Future Bass / Indie Dance

Select dates — confirmed May 1 and Jul 25 (Marquee Nightclub), May 29 and Jun 14 (OMNIA Dayclub), Jun 7 (Palm Tree Beach Club), Aug 22, 2026 (Marquee Dayclub, 11:00 AM)

Jonas Blue

Dance Pop / Melodic House

Select dates 2026 — Zouk Nightclub, Ayu Dayclub, Marquee Dayclub, Tao Beach, Palm Tree Beach Club

Tiesto

EDM / Trance / House

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed May 2 (OMNIA Nightclub, Cinco de Mayo), May 23 (OMNIA Dayclub, MDW), May 29 (OMNIA Nightclub), June 6, 2026 (LIV Nightclub), June 13, 2026 (OMNIA Dayclub), July 11, 2026 (Palm Tree Beach Club, NBA Summer League Saturday), August 15, 2026 (Palm Tree Beach Club), August 22, 2026 (OMNIA Dayclub). Source: taogroup.com/event/8-22-2026-tiesto-omnia-dayclub/

Zedd

Electro House / Pop EDM

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed May 15 (Palm Tree Beach Club, EDC Week), May 22 (OMNIA Nightclub, Memorial Day Weekend), June 5 (OMNIA Nightclub), June 26 (OMNIA Nightclub); July 4 (OMNIA Dayclub, 11 AM), July 18 (OMNIA Dayclub, 11 AM), July 31 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10 PM); August 8 (Palm Tree Beach Club, 11 AM), August 22 (Palm Tree Beach Club, 11 AM), August 29 (OMNIA Dayclub, 11 AM); September 5 (OMNIA Nightclub, Labor Day, 10 PM), September 26 (Tao Beach, 11 AM); October 17 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10 PM), October 24 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10 PM); December 5 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10 PM). Source: electronic.vegas/artist/zedd/

Martin Garrix

Big Room / Progressive House

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed June 20, 2026 (OMNIA Dayclub, Juneteenth Weekend, w/ Justin Mylo)

Steve Aoki

EDM / Electro House

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed May 23 (OMNIA Nightclub, MDW Saturday, 10:30 PM), June 12 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10:30 PM), June 19 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10:30 PM), June 28 (OMNIA Dayclub, 11:00 AM), July 3 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10:30 PM), August 22 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10:30 PM)

Fisher

Tech House

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed May 15 (OMNIA Dayclub, EDC Night 1), May 24 (OMNIA Dayclub, MDW Sunday, 11:00 AM), Jun 27 (OMNIA Dayclub), Aug 1 (OMNIA Dayclub), Aug 15 (OMNIA Dayclub), Sep 6 (OMNIA Dayclub, Labor Day Weekend Sunday), 2026; Mar 27, 2026 (Marquee Nightclub)

Chris Lake

Tech House / Bass House

Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays — confirmed May 22 (OMNIA Dayclub, MDW Friday), Jul 18 (Palm Tree Beach Club), Jul 25 (OMNIA Dayclub), Aug 2 (OMNIA Dayclub, Sunday), Aug 21 (OMNIA Nightclub, Friday), Aug 29 (Palm Tree Beach Club), Sep 5 (TAO Beach, Labor Day)

DJ Pauly D

Open Format / EDM

Saturdays, Thursdays, and select weekends — confirmed May 2 (Marquee Dayclub), May 9 (TAO Beach), May 24 (OMNIA Nightclub), June 6 (TAO Beach Dayclub), June 11 (Hakkasan — Thursday night), June 13 (Marquee Dayclub), June 20, June 27, and June 30 (OMNIA Nightclub), July 3 (Marquee Nightclub), July 4 (TAO Beach), July 11 and July 18 (Marquee Dayclub), July 25 (OMNIA Nightclub), Aug 1 (TAO Beach), Aug 9 (Palm Tree Beach Club), Aug 13 (Hakkasan), Aug 15 (Marquee Dayclub), Aug 23 (OMNIA Dayclub), Aug 29 (TAO Beach), Sep 5 (Marquee Dayclub), Sep 19 (Marquee Nightclub)

Benny Benassi

Electro House

Select dates

Alesso

Progressive House / EDM

Fridays and Saturdays — confirmed August 8, 2026 (OMNIA Dayclub, 11 AM) and August 15, 2026 (OMNIA Nightclub, 10:30 PM). Source: las-vegas-theater.com/shows/omnia-dayclub/alesso/

Above & Beyond

Trance / Progressive

Select dates — EDC Week May 14 (Palm Tree Beach Club), EDC Night 2 May 16 (kineticFIELD)

TWINSICK

Future Pop / Dance EDM

Fridays and Saturdays — OMNIA Nightclub (Aug 8, Aug 29), OMNIA Dayclub (Jun 26, Jul 28, Aug 4), Marquee Dayclub (Jun 20), Hakkasan (May 21), Palm Tree (Jul 12), Marquee Nightclub (May 8, Jul 4), TAO Beach (Sep 4 LDW)

Kygo

Tropical House / Dance

Saturdays — April 25, May 2, May 23, 2026 (plus select additional dates)

Kungs

Dance / House

Select pool season dates (Palm Tree Beach Club, 2026 season)

Blond:ish

Organic House / Techno

Select dates — confirmed May 24, 2026 (Palm Tree Beach Club, MDW Sunday), Sep 6, 2026 (Palm Tree Beach Club, LDW Sunday)

4B

Bass / Jersey Club

Confirmed: Hakkasan Nightclub July 16, 2026 (Thursday, 10:00 PM). Source: lavishvegas.com/clubs/nightclub_events/july

DJ Shift

Open Format

Thursdays–Sundays at Palm Tree Beach Club; Mondays at Marquee; select dates at Jewel

Oliver Heldens

Future House / Deep House

Select dates

DJ Drama

Hip-Hop / R&B

Select dates — confirmed May 22, June 20, July 4, 2026 (Hakkasan Nightclub)

Borgore

Dubstep / Bass

Select dates

GTA

Bass / Trap / House

Select dates

Jeff Retro

EDM / House / Open Format

Select midweek and weekend dates — confirmed OMNIA Jul 7 2026

Mike Attack

Open Format / EDM

Select dates; confirmed JEWEL Nightclub Aug 15, 2026 [lavishvegas.com/lasvegascalendars.com/Supabase]

DJ Lucky Lou

Open Format

Select dates; confirmed JEWEL Nightclub Aug 14, 2026 [lasvegascalendars.com/PRO-6177/Supabase]

DJ Nova

Open Format / EDM

Select dates

NGHTMRE

Trap / Dubstep

Select dates

Elderbrook

Melodic House / Progressive

Select dates — Jul 4 (Marquee Dayclub), Jul 10 (Marquee Nightclub), Jul 19 (OMNIA Dayclub), Jul 25 (Palm Tree Beach Club), Aug 1 (Marquee Nightclub), Aug 8 (Marquee Dayclub)

Chuckie

Electro House / Dirty Dutch

Thursdays and select weekends

Porter Robinson

Progressive House / Electro

Select dates

Danny Avila

Mainstage Techno / EDM

Select dates (Apr–Aug 2026 season) — Palm Tree Beach Club and Marquee Dayclub

TELYkast

Electro-Pop / EDM

Select Thursday/Sunday dates — Hakkasan (confirmed Apr 30, May 28); Palm Tree Beach Club Jun 14, 2026. Source: electronic.vegas/venue/palm-tree-beach-club/

D-Miles

Open Format

Select dates — Jewel Nightclub (confirmed May 22, Jun 20); Palm Tree Beach Club Jul 8, 2026 (Drift Wednesdays); Marquee Dayclub Jul 27, Aug 24 (Mondays On My Mind). Sources: Supabase event_listings, taogroup.com

Eric Remy

Open Format

Sundays (Liquid Pool Lounge ARIA, confirmed Jul 5, 12, 19, 26 2026 through Labor Day); Jewel Nightclub select dates; Palm Tree Beach Club Jun 10, Jul 1, Jul 29. Source: nocovernightclubs.com/events/eric-remy-liquid-pool-sunday-july-26-2026/, edmtrain.com/tours/eric-remy-70234/las-vegas-473458

Yo Yolie

Open Format

Select dates (Palm Tree Beach Club, Jewel, OMNIA Nightclub) — confirmed May 5, 2026 (OMNIA Nightclub); Palm Tree Beach Club Jul 31, 2026. Source: electronic.vegas/venue/palm-tree-beach-club/

Vandelux

Melodic Electronic / Indie Dance

Select Friday dates — Tao Beach (Apr 24, Jun 19, Aug 7), OMNIA Dayclub (Jul 17, Aug 21), Palm Tree Beach Club (Jul 26)

DJ Mondo

Open Format

Select dates (Palm Tree Beach Club weekends, select Hakkasan dates)

DJ Lema

EDM / Open Format

Select dates (Marquee, Hakkasan, Omnia rotations)

Amiri Paul

Open Format / EDM

Thursdays (Marquee Dayclub — Jul 16 confirmed) and select pool season dates across Palm Tree Beach Club and Tao Beach (Wed–Sun)

Mikey Francis

Open Format / Tech House

Select pool party and nightclub dates across multiple Tao Group venues — confirmed May 7 (Palm Tree Beach Club), May 12 (OMNIA Nightclub, EDC Week)

DJ ParaDice

Open Format

Select pool party season dates (Palm Tree Beach Club)

DJ Stretch

Open Format

Select Fridays/Saturdays — Memorial Day Weekend, June 2026, and Jul 17, 2026 (Palm Tree Beach Club). Source: electronic.vegas/venue/palm-tree-beach-club/

Frank Walker

Dance Pop / EDM

Select Saturdays (Palm Tree Beach Club)

Luis Torres

House / Electronic

Select Fridays and Saturdays (Marquee, OMNIA, Palm Tree Beach Club, Tao Beach)

Lost Frequencies

edm

Select dates — OMNIA Nightclub (Jun 6), Palm Tree Beach Club (Jun 13, Aug 16), Marquee Dayclub (Aug 1), Marquee Nightclub (Jun 27)

Mark Stylz

open-format

Select dates — Palm Tree Beach Club (MGM Grand) and Kassi Beach Club (Virgin Hotels Las Vegas); confirmed Palm Tree March 21, 2026

Lucky Lou

open-format

Select dates — Drai's After Hours (The Vanderpump Hotel), TAO Nightclub & Jewel Nightclub (The Venetian Resort); Palm Tree Beach Club Jun 17, Jul 15, 2026. Source: electronic.vegas/venue/palm-tree-beach-club/

Sigala

top-40

Select dates — confirmed Palm Tree Beach Club Jun 28, 2026

Ross

See full bottle service pricing for Palm Tree Beach Club→

open-format

Thursdays — Palm Tree Beach Club (Aug 27, Sep 24, 2026 confirmed). Source: tickets.taogroup.com/e/palm-tree-beach-club-las-vegas-8-27-2026/

DJ lineups vary by date. Check the full DJ residency calendar for confirmed upcoming dates at Palm Tree Beach Club.

Budget Guide

Palm Tree Beach ClubPricing & Costs

Knowing what to budget before you go makes the whole experience more enjoyable. Here is a breakdown of typical costs at Palm Tree Beach Club so there are no surprises at the door or at the bar.

Cover — Men

$25–$50

Discounted or free on guest list

Cover — Women

$20–$35 (free with guest list)

Free with NoCoverVegas guest list

Cocktails

$18 – $28

Mixed drinks, frozen cocktails, premium spirits

Beer & Seltzers

$12 – $18

Domestic, import, and craft beer options

Daybed

$500+ minimum

Bottle service minimum spend

Cabana

$1,500+ minimum

Bottle service minimum spend

Grand Cabana

$2,000+ minimum

Bottle service minimum spend

Prices vary by day, event, and season. Holiday weekends and headliner DJ dates command premium pricing. Bottle service minimums apply toward bottles and mixers — you are spending the minimum on drinks, not paying it as a fee. For the most budget-friendly visit, use the free guest list and stick to cash bars. See the full 2026 pool party price guide for cover charges, cabana minimums, and daybed rates at every Las Vegas dayclub.

Dress Code

What to Wear to Palm Tree Beach Club

Resort swimwear. No athletic wear or denim. Getting the dress code right is important — Vegas pool parties do turn people away at the door for dress code violations. Here is a detailed guide to help you look the part.

For Women

Swimsuits, bikinis, and one-pieces are all welcome
Cover-ups or sarongs for walking through the hotel
Sandals or fashionable slides — heels are not practical
Sunglasses and a hat for sun protection and style

For Men

Fitted swim trunks — avoid board shorts that go past the knee
A fitted tank top or open button-down for entry
Slides or sandals — no sneakers, boots, or dress shoes
Sunglasses are a must — the desert sun is no joke

What NOT to Wear

No jeans, denim shorts, or cargo pants

No athletic wear, gym shorts, or jerseys

No work boots, steel toes, or Timberlands

No overly baggy or excessively long swim trunks

Plan Your Visit

Best Days to Visit Palm Tree Beach Club

Wednesday through Sunday. Saturday and Friday draw the biggest headliners; Wednesday attracts a smaller, more local crowd when most other dayclubs are closed.

When planning which day to attend Palm Tree Beach Club, keep in mind that the day of the week dramatically affects the experience. Saturdays consistently draw the largest crowds and the biggest headliner DJs. Fridays offer a slightly more manageable crowd while still featuring strong lineups. Sundays can be a great sweet spot — the crowd tends to skew toward locals and industry people, and the vibe is often more relaxed while still being a full-production pool party. See the Sunday pool party guide for the full day-by-day breakdown. If Palm Tree Beach Club operates on weekdays, those are your best bet for shorter lines and a more laid-back atmosphere. Holiday weekends like Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day are the busiest weekends of pool party season and sell out quickly, so getting on the guest list early is essential for those dates.

Biggest Crowds

Saturday — headliner DJs, maximum energy, arrive early

Best Value

Friday or Sunday — strong lineups with smaller crowds

Holiday Weekends

Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day — book early, sell out fast

Directions

Getting to Palm Tree Beach Club

Palm Tree Beach Club is located at MGM Grand, 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. Whether you drive, take a rideshare, or hop on our free entry, here are the best ways to get to the venue without any hassle.

Free Entry

The easiest option — sign up for the guest list through NoCoverVegas and we arrange a complimentary guest list from your hotel. No surge pricing, no navigation stress, and you arrive in style. Just text or call (725) 999-9293 to coordinate pickup.

Rideshare

Drop off at MGM Grand main entrance on Las Vegas Blvd. Walk through casino toward the pool area. Keep in mind that rideshare prices surge heavily during peak pool party hours on weekends. A ride that costs $10 on a Tuesday can easily hit $30-50 on a Saturday afternoon.

Parking

MGM Grand parking garage. Self-parking available. If you are driving, arrive early to avoid the parking garage filling up on busy days. Valet is convenient but can have long wait times at the end of the party when everyone leaves at once.

Pro Tips

Insider Tips for Palm Tree Beach Club

The saltwater main pool uses a different filtration system than chlorine-heavy dayclubs — it feels noticeably cleaner on skin and eyes, particularly during long afternoon sessions

Drift Wednesdays is Palm Tree's recurring Wednesday series — rotating DJs in a smaller crowd setting on the only day most Strip dayclubs are closed. It's the best way to experience the venue without the tourist surge of weekend headliner days

EDC Week 2026 (May 14–17) is Palm Tree's biggest programming block of the year: Above & Beyond Thursday, Zedd Friday, Alesso Saturday, Chris Lake Sunday — book tickets and cabanas 3+ weeks out, this four-day run sells out faster than any other dayclub weekend

Chris Lake holds three confirmed 2026 residency dates beyond EDC Week: June 13, July 18, and August 29 — Palm Tree is the most reliable Las Vegas dayclub venue for tech-house and melodic house fans

The sunken DJ booth creates 360-degree sightlines — every position on the pool deck faces the performance, which is architecturally unique among Las Vegas dayclubs

Kygo holds periodic headliner appearances throughout the season — these shows draw a cross-genre crowd that mixes tropical/melodic house fans with general pop fans who wouldn't normally dayclub

Palm Tree is walkable from MGM Grand, Park MGM, New York-New York, T-Mobile Arena, and Aria — the best on-foot accessibility of any major Strip dayclub if you're staying anywhere on the south-center Strip

Fisher headlines Palm Tree's July 4th pool party — the top Independence Day dayclub event in Las Vegas for tech-house fans

Friday through Sunday sees Tiësto, Zedd, Fisher, and Steve Aoki headliner rotations — check the calendar and target Fisher or Chris Lake for tech-house programming, Tiësto or Kygo for maximum production values

Kygo's confirmed 2026 Palm Tree residency dates are April 25, May 2 (Cinco de Mayo weekend), and October 10 — the October booking is unusual for a Strip dayclub and extends the residency past most venues' September close. Book tickets 2+ weeks ahead for any Kygo appearance.

Tiësto headlines Palm Tree Beach Club on Saturday July 11, 2026 during NBA 2K Summer League week (July 9–19) — NBA players, agents, and executives staying at MGM Grand properties converge on the pool alongside tech house fans for one of the most demographically diverse single-Saturday crowds of the summer. Register through NoCoverVegas by Wednesday July 8 to lock in free entry

NGHTMRE performs at Palm Tree on Sunday July 5 — the Fourth of July Weekend continuation after Fisher's Saturday. The Australian bass music producer's festival trap and future bass draws a different crowd than Fisher's tech house, and July 5 Sunday guest list is significantly more accessible than the Fisher Saturday sellout the day before

The Full Story

What Makes Palm Tree Beach Club Stand Out

Palm Tree Beach Club debuted in May 2025 as the Tao Group-operated successor to Wet Republic, reimagining one of the most storied dayclub spaces in Las Vegas Strip history. The origin story is unusual: Norwegian producer and DJ Kygo partnered with Tao Group Hospitality through his lifestyle brand Palm Tree Crew to create the venue concept — which means the design aesthetic, the brand identity, and the opening headliner bookings were all anchored by a single globally recognized artist rather than assembled from separate vendors. The result is a venue with a coherent tropical-minimalist identity: pink and green pastels, lush plantings throughout the pool deck, and a refined Palm Springs-influenced design sensibility that stands in deliberate contrast to the louder EDM gladiator-pit aesthetic of other Strip dayclubs. At nearly 60,000 square feet, Palm Tree ranks among the largest pool party venues in Las Vegas and features a saltwater main pool — one of only a few dayclubs in the city using saltwater filtration — alongside 12 bungalows and 10 cabanas with direct pool access. The 2026 season booking calendar is the deepest in the venue's short history: Tiësto, Fisher, DJ Pauly D, Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Chris Lake, Zedd, and Alesso are all confirmed, with Kygo holding periodic headline appearances and a Fisher July 4th pool party anchoring the summer calendar. The week of May 14–17 (EDC Week 2026) is the single densest booking period — Above & Beyond (Thursday), Zedd (Friday), Alesso (Saturday), and Chris Lake (Sunday) represent four straight days of headliner-caliber programming that no other Strip dayclub can match in volume. Chris Lake's additional residency dates (June 13, July 18, August 29) make Palm Tree the primary Las Vegas home for tech-house fans throughout summer 2026. Wednesday programming runs as 'Drift Wednesdays' — a Tao Group-branded weekly series featuring rotating DJs on the only day of the week when most Strip dayclubs are closed. Palm Tree operates Wednesday through Sunday across a March–September season. The Kygo and Palm Tree Crew co-creation goes beyond surface-level brand aesthetics: the Palm Tree Crew organization manages artist relationships and fan community development across its music and lifestyle platforms, which means the booking philosophy at Palm Tree Beach Club reflects a music industry perspective about what audiences actually want rather than a pure hospitality industry calculation about what draws the largest crowds. The difference shows in the booking roster — Palm Tree prioritizes artists with genuine fan followings over pure EDM celebrity names, which produces a more enthusiastic and musically engaged audience for each individual performance. The sunken DJ booth design creates 360-degree sightlines from every position on the pool deck — every guest faces the performance regardless of where they stand or float, which is an architectural achievement that most larger dayclubs cannot replicate because their layout places the DJ booth against a wall. For groups staying at MGM Grand, the connection between the hotel's casino floor and the Palm Tree pool complex means access is entirely internal — no outdoor street exposure, no rideshare, and a direct path from hotel room to pool that takes under 10 minutes. The saltwater pool chemistry is gentler on eyes and skin than conventional chlorinated pools — a meaningful practical advantage for guests planning extended afternoon sessions where eye irritation from chlorine becomes a limiting factor on how long they stay in the water.

The Full Guide

Palm Tree Beach Club: Everything You Need to Know

Palm Tree Beach Club was created through an artist-led development model with no direct precedent in Las Vegas dayclub history — the concept was co-developed by Kygo, the Norwegian DJ and producer, through his Palm Tree Crew lifestyle brand and creative organization, in partnership with Tao Group Hospitality as the operational entity. The conventional Las Vegas dayclub model assigns brand identity to the hotel corporation and booking decisions to the venue operator, producing venues whose visual identity reflects hotel marketing logic and whose DJ rosters reflect what the operator calculates will maximize revenue. Palm Tree inverts this structure: Kygo's organization provided the design concept — a tropical-minimalist aesthetic using pink and green pastels, lush planted installations throughout the pool deck, and a Palm Springs-influenced architectural identity — and the booking philosophy that has guided the venue's programming since opening. The result is a dayclub with a coherent cultural identity that reads as intentional rather than assembled from separate vendor choices. For groups attending Palm Tree for birthdays, bachelorette parties, or bachelor weekends where the host has an active connection to melodic house music, tropical house programming, or the Kygo artist community, Palm Tree is the only Las Vegas dayclub designed from inception with those musical preferences as the primary organizing principle. The Tao Group operational partnership ensures that service execution at Palm Tree meets the same hospitality standard that Tao Group delivers at its highest-volume Las Vegas properties — the combination of artist-led creative direction and professional large-scale venue operations is the defining institutional structure of Palm Tree that no competitor can replicate without an equivalent artist partnership.

Palm Tree Beach Club operates on nearly 60,000 square feet of MGM Grand pool space — one of the three largest dayclub footprints on the Las Vegas Strip — and the main pool uses saltwater filtration rather than conventional chlorine chemistry. Saltwater filtration produces water conditions that are measurably different for guests spending extended time in the pool: the chemistry is gentler on eyes and skin, leaving fewer of the dryness and irritation effects that limit how long guests are willing to remain in chlorinated water. For birthday groups, bachelorette parties, and bachelor weekends where staying in the pool across a four-to-five hour afternoon session is central to the group's experience, the saltwater difference represents a practical physical comfort advantage — guests at Palm Tree can remain in the water longer than they would at chlorine-treated pools before physical discomfort becomes a limiting factor. The Drift Wednesdays programming series operates on the only day of the week when every other major Strip dayclub is closed in 2026 — EBC, Marquee Dayclub, Tao Beach, and Ayu Dayclub all operate Thursday or Friday through Sunday with no Wednesday programming available. Groups attending Wednesday conventions at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Mandalay Bay, Aria, or T-Mobile Arena — which account for a substantial share of the Las Vegas group visitor market between March and September — have no full-scale Strip dayclub alternative on their convention day; Drift Wednesdays at Palm Tree fills this scheduling gap with complete venue production, rotating DJ programming, and full service operation at the only major pool party available on Wednesday afternoons in Las Vegas.

The EDC Week 2026 programming block is the single densest headliner booking concentration of any Las Vegas dayclub property this season — Palm Tree holds four consecutive bookings from May 14 through 17: Above & Beyond on Thursday, Zedd on Friday, Alesso on Saturday, and Chris Lake on Sunday. EDC itself runs May 15 through 17 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and the Palm Tree calendar was designed with direct overlap intent: groups attending EDC for the main festival and seeking daytime entertainment have four straight days of world-class DJ headliners at Palm Tree before traveling to the Speedway each evening. No other dayclub in Las Vegas books a comparable four-day headliner sequence during any period of the year. Chris Lake holds three additional confirmed residency dates beyond EDC Week — June 13, July 18, and August 29 — making Palm Tree the primary Las Vegas home for tech-house fans across the complete 2026 summer season. The MGM Grand campus location gives Palm Tree the most geographically central southern Strip position of any major dayclub: the venue is within an eight-minute walk of T-Mobile Arena, Park MGM, New York-New York, and Aria. For groups attending concerts, boxing matches, or UFC events at T-Mobile Arena — physically connected to the MGM Grand campus via the Park Las Vegas outdoor corridor — Palm Tree Beach Club functions as the natural same-day daytime option before the evening arena event, with internal hotel corridor access that eliminates rideshare coordination between the pool and the arena entrance.

VIP & Table Service

Palm Tree Beach ClubBottle Service & VIP Guide

Palm Tree Beach Club's saltwater main pool is the feature that distinguishes the bottle service experience most practically for guests planning extended afternoon sessions. Saltwater filtration chemistry is measurably gentler on eyes and skin than conventional chlorinated pools — guests who spend four to five hours at Palm Tree across a Saturday headliner set do not experience the eye irritation and skin dryness that chlorine-treated water produces after extended immersion. This chemistry difference is most relevant for bungalow and cabana bookings that include continuous pool access across a full afternoon, where the salt water allows guests to remain in the pool longer before physical discomfort becomes a limiting factor. At nearly 60,000 square feet — one of the three largest dayclub footprints on the Strip — the main pool at Palm Tree is deep enough to accommodate the full cabana guest count without crowding, even on peak headliner Saturdays with Fisher, Chris Lake, or Alesso.

The sunken DJ booth design at Palm Tree Beach Club creates 360-degree sightlines from every position on the pool deck — every cabana section, every daybed, and the main pool itself faces the performance simultaneously. This architectural achievement is specific to the sunken booth format that most other dayclubs cannot replicate because their layouts position the DJ booth against a wall, creating sightline disadvantages for perimeter VIP sections. At Palm Tree, a bungalow positioned anywhere on the pool deck has an unobstructed line of sight to the stage, which means the sightline quality of VIP seating is consistent across all positions rather than varying dramatically between prime-stage and secondary-view sections. For groups booking bottle service specifically for the live performance experience — Chris Lake's tech-house residency, the Fisher July 4th pool party, EDC Week Above & Beyond — the sightline consistency at Palm Tree means any tier of VIP section delivers the same performance access.

The Drift Wednesdays series operates on the only day of the week when every other major Strip dayclub is closed — EBC, Marquee Dayclub, Tao Beach, and Ayu Dayclub all run Thursday or Friday through Sunday with no Wednesday programming available. For groups attending Wednesday conventions at the Las Vegas Convention Center, T-Mobile Arena events, or Mandalay Bay conference center — all within 10 minutes of the MGM Grand complex — Drift Wednesdays bottle service represents the only full-service VIP pool reservation available in Las Vegas on a Wednesday afternoon. The MGM Grand internal corridor gives Palm Tree the most friction-free hotel access on the south Strip: guests travel from their room to the pool deck without outdoor exposure, bypassing the 10 to 15 minute sun exposure walk that street-entrance dayclubs require. Chris Lake holds three additional confirmed residency dates (June 13, July 18, August 29) beyond the EDC Week Sunday appearance, establishing Palm Tree as the primary Las Vegas home for tech-house fans seeking bottle service with a credentialed headliner across the full summer.

Palm Tree Beach Club — FAQ

Where is Palm Tree Beach Club located?

Palm Tree Beach Club is located at 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, inside MGM Grand. The pool area is typically accessible through the hotel lobby or casino floor — follow the signs once inside.

What are Palm Tree Beach Club hours?

Palm Tree Beach Club is open 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sun, seasonal). The pool party season runs March – September. Doors open on time, so arriving within the first hour gives you the best spot selection before the crowd builds.

How much does it cost to get into Palm Tree Beach Club?

General admission at Palm Tree Beach Club is typically $25–50 (free with guest list). However, you can skip the cover entirely by signing up for the free guest list through NoCoverVegas. Guest list entry is always complimentary.

What is the dress code at Palm Tree Beach Club?

Resort swimwear. No athletic wear or denim. For men, fitted swim trunks work best. For women, swimsuits with a cover-up for walking through the hotel are recommended. Leave athletic wear and work boots at home.

Does Palm Tree Beach Club have a guest list?

Yes! Sign up through NoCoverVegas for free guest list entry to Palm Tree Beach Club. Our guest list gets you complimentary admission so you can skip the cover charge. We also offer a free entry from your hotel to the venue.

Can I bring my own food or drinks to Palm Tree Beach Club?

No, outside food and beverages are not permitted at Palm Tree Beach Club. The venue has multiple bars and food service throughout the pool area. Cocktails typically start around $18-25 and beer runs $12-16.

How early should I arrive at Palm Tree Beach Club?

For the best experience, arrive within the first hour of doors opening. Peak hours are 12:30 PM – 4:30 PM, so arriving before then ensures you get a good spot by the pool. Guest list entry often has a cutoff time, usually around 1:00-2:00 PM, so do not arrive late.

Is Palm Tree Beach Club open year-round?

Palm Tree Beach Club operates seasonally from March – September. Most Vegas pool parties open in March as temperatures rise and close in October. Outside of pool season, many venues host special events or nightswim parties on select dates.

What music does Palm Tree Beach Club play?

Palm Tree Beach Club at MGM Grand programs a mix of EDM and electronic dance music during pool party hours. Wednesday through Sunday. Check the Palm Tree Beach Club website or our events calendar for the specific DJ lineup on the date you plan to attend — headliner weekends differ significantly from resident DJ days in terms of cover prices and crowd size.

Is bottle service worth it at Palm Tree Beach Club?

Bottle service at Palm Tree Beach Club removes the cover charge, gives your group a reserved table or daybed, and includes a dedicated server — making it a practical choice for groups of 6 or more who plan to spend several hours at the venue. Fresh, tropical reboot of the iconic Wet Republic space with a coherent artist-led identity — Palm Tree Beach Club was co-created by Kygo through his Palm Tree Crew lifestyle brand, which gives the venue a design language and booking philosophy that reads as intentional rather than assembled from separate vendor choices. General admission is the better value if your group is smaller, you plan to arrive early on the guest list, or you are flexible about where you stand on the pool deck. For special occasions like birthdays or bachelorette parties, the guaranteed seating and VIP treatment often justifies the minimum spend.

Palm Tree Beach Club — Additional Questions Answered

What happened to Wet Republic at MGM Grand?

Wet Republic, which operated at MGM Grand from 2008 through 2024 and ranked among the most historically significant pool party venues in Las Vegas, was replaced by Palm Tree Beach Club when it opened in May 2025. The physical 60,000-square-foot pool space at MGM Grand is the same location — Palm Tree Beach Club is the reimagined successor occupying the Wet Republic footprint, now operated by Tao Group Hospitality with an artist-led creative concept co-developed by Norwegian DJ and producer Kygo through his Palm Tree Crew lifestyle brand. The saltwater main pool and sunken DJ booth are new features added in the 2025 redesign.

What is Drift Wednesdays at Palm Tree Beach Club?

Drift Wednesdays is Palm Tree Beach Club's recurring Wednesday programming series featuring rotating local and regional DJs — the only major Las Vegas Strip dayclub event available on Wednesdays in 2026. EBC, Marquee Dayclub, Tao Beach, and Ayu Dayclub all operate Thursday or Friday through Sunday with no Wednesday programming. Palm Tree's Wednesday session provides complete venue production, full bottle service availability, and the same 60,000-square-foot saltwater pool experience available on weekends. Drift Wednesdays draws a smaller, more local crowd than weekend headliner days, with faster check-in and more relaxed arrival timing than peak Saturday sessions.

What makes Palm Tree Beach Club's pool different from other Las Vegas dayclubs?

Palm Tree Beach Club uses saltwater filtration for its main pool — one of only a few dayclubs on the Strip using saltwater rather than conventional chlorine chemistry. Saltwater filtration is measurably gentler on eyes and skin, reducing the irritation and dryness that limits how long guests remain in chlorinated water during extended four-to-five hour afternoon sessions. The sunken DJ booth design creates 360-degree sightlines from every position on the pool deck — an architectural feature specific to Palm Tree's configuration where every cabana, daybed, and pool position faces the performance simultaneously without sightline disadvantages.

Who is Kygo and what is his role at Palm Tree Beach Club?

Kygo is a Norwegian DJ and producer known for tropical house and melodic electronic music, responsible for hits including 'Firestone,' 'Stole the Show,' and 'Here for You.' He co-developed Palm Tree Beach Club through his Palm Tree Crew lifestyle brand — the same organization manages his artist career and fan community. The co-developer model at Palm Tree inverts the conventional Las Vegas dayclub structure: Kygo's organization provided the design concept, creative direction, and booking philosophy rather than simply booking a residency. His confirmed 2026 residency dates are April 25, May 2 (Cinco de Mayo), and October 10.

What is Good Life Fridays at Palm Tree Beach Club?

Good Life Fridays is Palm Tree Beach Club's recurring Friday programming series, branded as 'Vegas' Home for Hip Hop, R&B & Everything in Between.' While Drift Wednesdays features rotating local DJs in a more laid-back atmosphere, Good Life Fridays brings a hip-hop and R&B focus to Friday programming — a distinct musical identity from the tech-house and EDM headliners that dominate Saturday and Sunday bookings. Good Life Fridays typically draws a strong Friday crowd that skews toward hip-hop fans who appreciate the 60,000-square-foot saltwater pool setting with a different soundtrack than the dominant EDM calendar. Guest list rules are the same as other operating days: women enter free with registration, men with even ratio. Check in at the MGM Grand pool gate before the 12:00–1:00 PM cutoff.

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Detailed guides for every aspect of your Palm Tree Beach Club experience — from guest list signup to bottle service pricing, best nights, and upcoming events.

Resident DJs 2026

Palm Tree Beach Club 2026 Resident DJs — MGM Grand Las Vegas

Kygo FISHER Elderbrook Louis The Child Martin Garrix Chris Lake

Where to Stay

Hotels Near Palm Tree Beach Club

The best hotels for easy access to Palm Tree Beach Club — walk to the club from your room.

MGM Grand

On-Property

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Resort fee: $39/night

Cosmopolitan

8 min walk

★★★★★$$$

Resort fee: $55/night

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ARIA

8 min walk

★★★★★$$$

Resort fee: $55/night

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Mandalay Bay

8 min walk

Resort fee: $50/night

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Luxor

5 min walk

★★★$

Resort fee: $35/night

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Excalibur

5 min walk

★★★$

Resort fee: $35/night

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Park MGM

3 min walk

Resort fee: $39/night

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NY-NY

0.1 mi

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Resort fee: $39/night

Delano

0.5 mi

★★★★$$$

Resort fee: $45/night

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Four Seasons

0.4 mi

★★★★★$$$$

Resort fee: $0/night

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OYO Las Vegas

0.4 mi

★★★$

Resort fee: $45/night

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Desert Club Resort

0.4 mi

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Resort fee: $39/night

Signature at MGM

5 min walk

★★★★$$$

Resort fee: $39/night

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Grand Chateau

0.3 mi

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Desert Rose

0.7 mi

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The Reserve at Park MGM

3 min walk

★★★★★$$$

Resort fee: $50/night + tax

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Polo Towers

0.2 mi

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Resort fee: $32/night

Courtyard Stadium

2.0 mi