Nightclubs

Pure Nightclub Details

• Hours of operation:
  Open Thursday-Sunday, Tuesday, 10 p.m. - 4 a.m.
• Cover price:
  • Front-of-the-line admission, male (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Tuesday): $60; guests must arrive before 11 p.m. and should get in our dedicated check-in line.
  • Front-of-the-line admission, female (Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Tuesday): $40; guests must arrive before 11 p.m. and should get in our dedicated check-in line.
  • VIP Table for Up to Four People (Thursday, Sunday or Tuesday): Table Minimums begin at $375; includes admission and table for four people, bottle of Skyy, Stoli or beverage equivalent and mixers. Gratuity of $75 and tax will be collected at the club. Guests must arrive by 11 p.m. and should get in our dedicated check-in line.
  • VIP Table for Three to Six People (Friday or Saturday): Table Minimums begin at $850; includes admission and table for three to six people, two bottles of Skyy, Stoli or beverage equivalent and mixers. Gratuity of $170 and tax will be collected at the club. Guests must arrive by 11 p.m. and should get in our dedicated check-in line.
  • VIP Table for Six to Eight People: $2,500, includes admission and table for six to eight people, four bottles of Skyy, Stoli or equivalent, plus mixers. Gratuity of $500 and tax will be collected at club.
• Payment information:
  All major credit cards are accepted.
• Location:
  Inside Caesars Palace.
• Music:
  House, hip-hop, rock.
• Resident DJs:
  DJ Cassanova, DJ Shift, DJ Cyperkid, DJ Joey Mazzola, DJ Slip and DJ Konnex.
• Clientele/Age Group:
  21 and older.
• Attire:
  Proper attire required.
• Occupancy:
  2,400.
• Parking:
  Self parking and valet both available at Caesars Palace hotel-casino.
• Reservations:
  Reservations for bottle service only.
• Seating:
  Yes.
• Handicapped accessible:
  Yes.
• ATM:
  ATM available inside the casino.
• Special events:
  • Tuesday: Industry night.
  • Feb. 4: Kelly Rowland Performs Live.
  • Feb. 11: Ice T & Coco.

Pure Nightclub Review

Las Vegas found the formula for nightclub success long ago. The most tried-and-true combinations include a busy Las Vegas Strip location, plenty of party-going clientele nearby, top-notch customer service and enough celebrity appearances to cram the pages of US Weekly.

Pure Nightclub at Caesars, though, took those winning elements and threw in a massive multi-room venue befitting of the Roman Empire, a patio with Strip views and its own bar along with the biggest performances found in any nightclub.

It's no fluke that Pure's winning formula has been the key to its nearly six-year run. While most clubs are in the midst of a re-branding at this age, Pure continues to pack in the crowds and finds lines building up in anticipation of its 10 p.m. opening.

Pure bathes itself in the universal color for purity, white. The luminous glow fits nicely with the Roman theme at Caesars Palace. Your first few steps inside the club make you feel like you've entered a dream sequence. The illuminated white walls usher you down the main corridor and offer you five options for your night's party.

Two entries lead into different parts of the main room. The path directly in front steers you into the midst of the party where a sea of bodies fill the spaces between the bars to the left and right and the stage/VIP seating on the back wall. The second entry on the right leads you to another one of the main room's bars and into a slightly-less crowded area. 

Now, you might feel compelled to just stay in the main room and with performances by the likes of 50 Cent, B.o.B., Naughty By Nature and more. We wouldn't blame you. But while it is deemed the "main room," there's plenty of other action.

An entry on the left of the main hall takes you into an anteroom with access to the main club area. Depending on the night, this area isn’t as crowded and has its own bar. Two alcoves play host to a few VIP booths and the sliver of space between serves as the dance floor. 

Also on the first floor, the Red Room tends to keep things light and might provide an ideal space to strike up a conversation. But with easy access to the main room and entryway from the main corridor, you're just steps away from party.

Vegas is now saturated with clubs with an outdoor patio but it was Pure that revolutionized the concept when it opened in 2005 and it remains the best part of the club. It serves as a club within a club, or in this case outside of the club, complete with its own bar, VIP seating, dance floor and DJ booth. Most of Vegas' other patios give you the belief that you've left town, but Pure puts you in the midst of the action with the lights of the Flamingo across the street illuminating the patio and views of the Las Vegas Strip.

If the warm Las Vegas weather doesn't agree with you at least venture up to the entrance. You will traverse a white (what else?) staircase to a glass-enclosed hallway that wraps above one of the bars. You won't be able to stop here and truly enjoy the experience (security will tell you to keep moving) but you can at least take in a bird's-eye view of the club as you walk to the patio.

With so many different rooms to explore it might take a few trips to find your favorite but that's just another part of Pure's winning formula.

-- Review by Justin Lawson