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| - I came here last Sunday mainly to see Krewella. The stage is loud and the DJs are close. The stage faces east and the canopy started blocking the sun at 2pm which was nice 'cause, well its summer in Vegas and nobody likes swass. Krewella came on and I was right up front and totally rocking out. A few minutes after the show started one of Daylight's staff starts walking back and forth basically trying to keep people from being in contact with the front of the stage. Lame. Fifteen minutes later two more guys show up to further regulate the scene. One of them pushes me aside and stands directly in front of my face. Lame again. Overall this was a good place to see a group/DJ but the bouncer situation kind of spoiled it for me.
Further spoiling the day:
Vegas Weekly listed the entry for this day as $30. I picked up a VIP pass on my way through the casino which was good for $10 off. I wound up paying $60 to get in. Not quite how I wanted to start the day.
I was carrying a small 'man bag' and after paying, my bag and I were subjected to a full cavity search. Okay they missed one hole but they did empty the entire contents of my bag. Seems like an x-ray would have been easier. They confiscated my gum and one airplane sized bottle of liquor. They did, however, give me the opportunity to chug it which was nice. If you're planning on sneaking booze in, get creative! I still managed to get a couple other bottles in so it wasn't all for nothing.
The first thing I noticed when I walked in was that there was absolutely nowhere to sit or put your stuff unless you had a daybed or cabana. Note to self: Don't return without having a daybed or cabana. I walked around a little and then spotted something. Oh great, they have lockers that allow unlimited access, these will probably be $5-10, cool. No, not cool, they're $40. $40 for 1 cubic foot. You could stay in the penthouse for a hell of a lot less. Glad I skipped these, it looked like the line to access your locker got pretty long later in the day. What a pain in the ass.
Ugh, I'm hot. Time to go in the pool. I set my bag down next to a big pile of towels and clothing near the pool, jumped in for a few minutes and came out. Oh great, my bag is gone. I asked one of the staff if he knew anything about it. He looked at me like I was stupid. I talked to some people nearby and they said some guy said something to them about not being allowed to put a bag anywhere. I walked around a little and found one of Daylight's staff on the prowl. I asked him about it and he said he was the one who took it. "Well can I have it back?" He mumbled something about how people can't just go off leaving their bags laying around. Hmm, okay, glad I saw the big fucking sign on the way in letting me know this. Considering the search I was subjected to on the way in I really can't figure out what the problem is. What a load of crap. He returned five minutes later and I walked off having learned my lesson.
While clutching my bag I proceeded to the nearest bar. $10 for a 12oz can of Bud Light? Okay. I gave her a 20 and she gave me two 5s in change. I know she wanted me to tip her $5. Nope. It's a can of beer.
Later on I had the pleasure of purchasing a small Diet Coke for $10. I wanted a larger one in their 24oz sippy cup and was informed that it would be $40. $40 for a Diet Coke. There's no booze in Diet Coke. You want the sippy cup, you pay $40, doesn't matter what's in there. Well that's good to know. On my way out at the end of the day I spotted some free water off in a corner adjacent to the exit.
Overall, if you're not going to see your fave DJ, skip it. There are cheaper beach/day clubs in Vegas with just as many hotties.
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