Nightclubs

Ghostbar Dayclub Details

• Hours of operation:
  1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Ghostbar Dayclub is closed for the season and will re-open in October 2012.
• Cover price:

  Admission from $20.00. VIP table and bottle packages available from $600.00.

• Payment information:
  Cash and all major credit cards.
• Location:
  Inside the Palms Casino Resort.
• Music:
  Hip-hop, dance, old-school, rock and house.
• Resident DJs:
  Zen Freeman.
• Clientele/Age Group:
  21 and older.
• Attire:
  Trendy.
• Occupancy:
  325.
• Parking:
  Self parking and valet both available at the Palms hotel-casino.
• Reservations:
  Call for VIP reservations.
• Seating:
  Yes.
• Handicapped accessible:
  Yes.
• ATM:
  ATM available inside the Palms casino.
• Special events:

  Regular special events held when GBDC is open.

Ghostbar Dayclub Review

We all know Ghostbar is a nightclub.

But what if one day, Ghostbar figured that days were also prime time for Vegas party animals to turn it up to 11?

You'd probably wind up with something like Ghostbar Day Club, an uninhibited daytime party that reaches epic proportions, with beer bongs, champagne bottles and piñatas poppin' aplenty.

The party goes on 55 stories up and takes up all of Ghostbar - including the famous patio overlooking Sin City - with the sounds of Zen Freeman serving as the backdrop for you and your newest, most outlandishly-dressed best friends to party till the sun goes down.

If you’re feeling a bit peckish, the chefs behind Nove Italiano and N9ne Steakhouse have put together a delightful menu of “sammichez,” joining a luxurious specialty cocktail menu that you might expect fancy barons and baronesses to partake of in some distant, long-ago time and place.

Speaking of lords and ladies, the moment a bedazzled Lady Gaga-lookalike sneaks up behind you and ties a "GBDC" headband around your head for piñata time, you realize your life will never be the same. Ghostbar Day Club has taken what would otherwise be a mundane Saturday afternoon and run it through a bedazzling machine on overdrive.

In the words of philosopher-songwriter Andrew W.K.: Long live the party.

-- Review by Jorge Labrador