A major new daytime venue is taking shape on the Las Vegas Strip, led by one of the city’s most influential nightlife operators.
Tao Group Hospitality is preparing to launch OMNIA Dayclub, a purpose-built, 46,000-square-foot entertainment complex at Caesars Palace. Although the property fronts Las Vegas Boulevard, it is shielded behind dramatic architectural walls and columns, creating a more secluded, members-club feel despite its Strip-side location. The opening is planned for later this year, just in time for pool season.
The new dayclub rises next to OMNIA Nightclub, extending the brand beyond nighttime programming. Artists who typically perform in dark, enclosed DJ booths will now play open-air, poolside sets in a setting designed to feel closer to a daytime festival than a traditional club. OMNIA Nightclub has recently hosted high-profile acts such as Martin Garrix, Zedd, Fisher, Loud Luxury, and Steve Aoki, many of whom are expected to appear at the daytime venue as well.
Design for OMNIA Dayclub was led by Tao Group in partnership with Rockwell Group. The creative direction blends influences from Mediterranean beach clubs in Mykonos and St. Tropez, along with the open-air music culture of Ibiza, resulting in a bright, multi-tiered environment with a distinctly modern aesthetic.
On the main level, guests will find two central pools surrounded by daybeds and banquettes. Above that, a perimeter of private cabanas—many equipped with personal plunge pools—offers elevated sightlines and added privacy. According to Tao Group, these VIP spaces take cues from European seaside villas, balancing exclusivity with direct views of the entertainment.
At the top sits OMNIA Skybar, an upper-deck lounge serving American bistro–style food and cocktails. From here, guests can look one way toward the DJ booth and stage, and the other toward sweeping views of the Las Vegas Strip. The main stage anchors the far end of the property, designed to keep the focus on the performers throughout the venue.
The complex remains physically connected to OMNIA Nightclub via a dedicated bridge. Entry will be available through the nightclub itself or via a grand staircase leading up from the Strip, reinforcing the idea of a seamless day-to-night experience.
While an exact opening date and full daytime lineup have not yet been announced, Tao Group representatives have indicated that Garrix, Zedd, Fisher, and Aoki are among the artists expected to rotate through the outdoor stage.
The project has been described as being the future of Las Vegas entertainment, emphasizing scale and ambition. Similar sentiments detail framing the dayclub as part of the company’s long-term investment in Las Vegas as a global nightlife hub.
Omnia Dayclub is going to be taking the Las Vegas pool party scene by storm starting in 2026. Currently under construction, and set to open at the Caesars Hotel, Omnia Dayclub looks to continue with the success of its sister venue Omnia Nightclub with elite club experiences. Club goers in Las Vegas can expect top tier DJ and performer talent stacked with wild visuals and production.
A dayclub venue at Caesars Palace has long been talked about, it is more exciting than ever to see it coming to fruition. No Cover Nightclubs will keep you up to date with all news and announcements regarding this new pool party venue.
