When people are looking to party at the best Las Vegas dance clubs they are looking for the ones that have the best dance floors. Nightlife along the Strip is known for showcasing the world’s top DJs and live concert performances, but not all clubs are created equal when it comes to dancing. Finding dance clubs near me takes into account music, dance floors, the crowd, and where we’ve seen the most dancing going on.
Zouk Nightclub
With tons of space, crazy lighting and production, and two dance floor areas, Zouk at Resorts World make dancing seamless and fun. Combine that with an assortment of DJs and live performances, and it will come as no surprise that it's time to let loose. Joining our Zouk guest list makes the access even easier.
Hakkasan Nightclub
If you are ready for a night out in Las Vegas and have your shoes ready for dancing, Hakkasan at MGM Grand is always a top pick. Easily join our Hakkasan guest list and once inside you'll discover multiple rooms with multiple sounds to pick from.
Embassy Nightclub
Both hip hop and Latin music lead the way at Embassy creating the perfect combination for a party. Each night there is a room for each type of music and on top of that ladies get free drinks when on our Embassy guest list.
Tao Nightclub
If you are ready to take over the dance floor in Vegas you will always find a popular nightlife spot at TAO. With open-format music, elite lighting and sound, and confetti drops that take things to the next level, this club at the Venetian will keep things going all night. This dance floor has multiple entrances and exits, room to let loose, and lets you get right up to the DJ booth.
Drai's Nightclub
Dance floors, Vegas, and clubs come to life at Drai's where hip hop and great music meet live concerts. This entire club is built with the center being the dance floor, and also give you a fantastic balcony to escape and cool off when you need a small break from all your fancy foot moves. You can't go wrong with Drai's.
Omnia Nightclub is massive, but don’t let that scare you. Many people know Omnia for its extravagant main room and superstar DJs each and every night. What people may not know is that Omnia has options, and brings a little bit for everyone, and that includes those looking to dance. The venue is really broken down into three areas, and each has its own specific look, feel, and dance floor. The main room is where EDM lives, and while it is huge, the dance floor is always packed and not the best for dancing. But that is where the other two options come into play. The second room is called the Heart of Omnia and focuses more on open format music and hip hop. This room is where more of the dancing lives, and with top notch lighting and sound people definitely get down. As a bonus there is a third option known as the terrace which oversees the strip. This area again brings open format music with an unrestricted dance floor area that lets guests dance under the stars.
