Bars

The Deuce Lounge Details

• Hours:
  Monday - Friday: 5 p.m. - 4 a.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. - 4 a.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. - 4 a.m.
• Cover price:
  • Female - Bachelorette Party Package (Thursday-Saturday): $608.48, includes VIP table, one bottle of either Belvedere, Grey Goose or Absolut vodka, one free bottle of champagne, chocolates, strawberries, VIP escorted admission to HAZE for up to 16 females and tax. Gratuity to be collected at the club. Guests should check in between 5-9 p.m. at The Deuce Lounge.
  • Bachelorette Party Package for up to 8 Females: $324.30, includes VIP table, one bottle of either Belvedere, Grey Goose or Absolut vodka, one bottle of champagne, chocolates and strawberries at The Deuce Lounge, followed by VIP escorted admission to Haze. Tax included, gratuity collected at the club. Available for dates after Dec. 31, 2011.
  • Basketball Madness Package: $60 cover per day, includes buffet all day and 1 drink.Standing room only. High tops are available without chairs for eating food. 8 games a day, 32 games per week. Open 8:30am-9:00pm Thursday and Friday, 9:30 am -7:00PM Saturday and Sunday.
• Average drink price:

  $12-$15.

• Payment info:
  Cash and all major credit cards accepted.
• Parking:
  Self park and valet available at Aria.
• Occupancy:
  181.
• Special events:
  • Thursdays: "Double Down" is Deuce's new industry night. Enjoy drink specials and music spun by leading DJs.

The Deuce Lounge Review

You know you're in for something good when right outside a bar's doors there are several pieces of art featuring Christopher Walken.

Welcome to The Deuce Lounge at CityCenter. Mr. Walken will keep an eye on your night.

Part bar, part high-limit gaming area (the bar/lounge is run by Light Group, the tables by MGM Mirage), The Deuce is one of those places you can swing by for five minutes, but end up staying an hour. (Although the smartest among us know to plan to just spend awhile there.)

Surrounded by curtains and windows that open to let the energy from the casino flow in too, the Deuce Lounge seems a kind of coolly elegant that could be intimidating, but isn't.

There are gaming tables on either side of the lounge and open seating for customers in the middle. If you're hungry, there's a menu catered by Union Restaurant (another Light Group venture in CityCenter) and if there's a big game or fight on, there are TVs over the bar. You won't miss a single home run or knockout, but you'll be someplace way nicer than your living room.

(That is, of course, unless you have four chandeliers, mirrored blocks on the walls and fancy wood and leather accents in your living room.)

A DJ booth sits set back into one of the walls and music is almost always keeping energy inside the lounge high.

Whether The Deuce is your first, middle or last stop on the way to something else in CityCenter, make sure you give it its due. And do not make the joke you're dying to make. No one will laugh. We guarantee it.

-- Review by Jamie Helmick