Skip the lines and let a private VIP host guide you into Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan for a full-day pool party experience. Expect DJ sets, reserved entries, a free premium drink, and curated tips to navigate the venue and the Strip.
Skip the lines and let a private VIP host guide you into Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan for a full-day pool party experience. Expect DJ sets, reserved entries, a free premium drink, and curated tips to navigate the venue and the Strip.
The bass threads through warm air as you step from The Cosmopolitan lobby onto Level 2, where sunlight hits tile and conversation hums around two pulsing pools. A private VIP host meets you at The Chandelier, shepherding your group past lines and into the elevated world of Marquee Dayclub—22,000 square feet of decks, bars, and a sound system meant to be heard from blocks away.
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Operated by Las Vegas TOP VIP Host Marcelo · Las Vegas, NV
The bass threads through warm air as you step from The Cosmopolitan lobby onto Level 2, where sunlight hits tile and conversation hums around two pulsing pools. A private VIP host meets you at The Chandelier, shepherding your group past lines and into the elevated world of Marquee Dayclub—22,000 square feet of decks, bars, and a sound system meant to be heard from blocks away.
Las Vegas sits in the eastern Mojave Desert; the Strip is a modern counterpoint to the region’s volcanic highlands and dry washes. The Cosmopolitan opened in 2010 as part of a new wave of integrated resorts that reshaped the Strip’s nightlife, and Marquee brought daylife culture—DJs, cabanas, and choreographed energy—into the daylight hours.
Culturally, Marquee is about performance and place: resident and guest DJs drive the tempo while the crowd—including tourists and local regulars—composes the social backdrop. Expect a mix of dancing in shallow pool water, lounging in shaded daybeds, and quick routes to bars and restrooms that your host will point out.
Practical guidance: arrive with ID and reservations in hand; VIP hosts streamline entry but don’t replace venue rules (age limits and dress codes apply). Hydrate between drinks—the desert sun and loud music accelerate fatigue. Wear swim-ready clothing with secure pockets or carry a small waterproof pouch; consider a lightweight cover for walking the Strip. Plan for gratuities and a clear meeting point if your group splits, and confirm accessibility or special requests ahead of time with your host.
Guests must be 21 or older to enter Marquee Dayclub and to consume alcohol—bring a government-issued photo ID.
The VIP host provides expedited entry and tickets included in the package, but all guests must follow venue rules and capacity limits.
Towels and cabana access vary by booking; confirm with your host which amenities are included or available to rent.
Yes—The Cosmopolitan and Marquee Dayclub have wheelchair-accessible routes; notify the operator of any accessibility needs when booking.
Las Vegas TOP VIP Host Marcelo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The bass threads through warm air as you step from The Cosmopolitan lobby onto Level 2, where sunlight hits tile and conversation hums around two pulsing pools. A private VIP host meets you at The Chandelier, shepherding your group past lines and into the elevated world of Marquee Dayclub—22,000 square feet of decks, bars, and a sound system meant to be heard from blocks away.
The bass threads through warm air as you step from The Cosmopolitan lobby onto Level 2, where sunlight hits tile and conversation hums around two pulsing pools. A private VIP host meets you at The Chandelier, shepherding your group past lines and into the elevated world of Marquee Dayclub—22,000 square feet of decks, bars, and a sound system meant to be heard from blocks away.
Las Vegas sits in the eastern Mojave Desert; the Strip is a modern counterpoint to the region’s volcanic highlands and dry washes. The Cosmopolitan opened in 2010 as part of a new wave of integrated resorts that reshaped the Strip’s nightlife, and Marquee brought daylife culture—DJs, cabanas, and choreographed energy—into the daylight hours.
Culturally, Marquee is about performance and place: resident and guest DJs drive the tempo while the crowd—including tourists and local regulars—composes the social backdrop. Expect a mix of dancing in shallow pool water, lounging in shaded daybeds, and quick routes to bars and restrooms that your host will point out.
Practical guidance: arrive with ID and reservations in hand; VIP hosts streamline entry but don’t replace venue rules (age limits and dress codes apply). Hydrate between drinks—the desert sun and loud music accelerate fatigue. Wear swim-ready clothing with secure pockets or carry a small waterproof pouch; consider a lightweight cover for walking the Strip. Plan for gratuities and a clear meeting point if your group splits, and confirm accessibility or special requests ahead of time with your host.