TAO Beach

The bartenders service was OK. I got kind of mad at them at first cause they were ignoring me and taking their sweet time talking to each other and give each other hugs when they’re on the clock and there’s people waiting to place orders but I got over it once I finally got my drinks and they made them OK very very overpriced crazy overpriced For the slushy when you go make sure you’re ready to spend some money. Make sure you go early so you can get the right spot with the sheet they do have promoters to help with getting and the wristbands they give you give you free drinks for like an hour. I had a good time in the end. The wind was nice. The water was great. The view was OK. I felt comfortable and unbothered. I would go again but with different expectations.

TAO Beach absolutely delivers on every level. The service was top-tier — attentive, friendly, and professional from start to finish. The crowd perfectly matches the upscale vibe of the venue, creating an atmosphere that’s both lively and classy. The cocktails were fantastic — well-crafted, flavorful, and worth every penny. Everything from the music to the energy made it feel like a true luxury beach experience. After visiting other beach clubs, TAO Beach clearly stands out as the place that gets it right — quality, service, and vibe all in one.

Tao Beach had an amazing vibe, great music, and a beautiful crowd definitely one of the hotter spots in Vegas (literally and figuratively). However, I was shocked to pay $75 for a single cocktail (mule). I know dayclub prices are steep, but that felt excessive. Also, there was almost no shade, which made the 110° heat pretty brutal, and the pools were so packed it was hard to even cool off. Great energy overall, but be ready to spend big and sweat it out.

Got in to see Tiesto for free by arriving at 10:30am and waiting until 3pm chilling in the pool. Drinks are insanely expensive ($15 Red Bulls), but I consider it the ticket price. It was quite crowded but what do you expect for free entry. Great way to see amazing artists in a more chill environment than a club or festival. Would go again!

We had a fun time. The pool wasn't overly crowded, and ladies drank for free for an hour on Sunday. Make sure you DON'T pay to get in. Hit up one of the promoters you see walking through the halls at The Venetian. They try to get you to go to all these pool parties at different hotels and will put your name on the list. It's free, not a scam. The promoters get paid based on the amount of people they're able to bring in, and these places want you to come to their pools in hopes of you paying outlandish prices for their drinks, and you will, because they don't even bother to let you bring in your own WATER. Overall, fun time.

Good music and vibe. Came here with a group of 10 on a Sunday afternoon. Super pricey with everything, pool was overcrowded...but probably cuz of the event with Flo Rida. Getting in was smooth, and it was a good time. You definitely have to spend money for some shade (booths, cabanas, terrace, etc.), or you can bring a hat or be close to the stage and DJ.

This was my first time attending a pool party — and that too in Vegas, at Tao (Venetian)! I had a great experience. Tiësto was DJing, and the crowd was going wild, dancing and drinking. It’s a great spot for party lovers. Drinks were a bit pricey, but overall, this place truly captures the Vegas vibe.