I don't think we would have ventured to Haze if we hadn't been staying at the Aria and happened to walk by the lobby where hosts were standing trying to get women into the club. Wanting to start our partying, we decided to take advantage of the free drinks they were promising and popped into Haze for a bit.
Once inside, be warned that it is very dark (darker than other clubs I have been to) and actually a little confusing on where the bar and dance floor are. After a few seconds disorientation, we found the bar and saddled up for free drinks. We decided to be smart and got double cranberry and vodkas and made our way to the dance floor. We probably waited 5-7 minutes for drinks which was a tad annoying, but they only had three bartenders working so they were attempting to serve as fast as they could (well at least the bartender that helped us seemed to).
Haze is not that big, so the dance floor gets crowded pretty quickly. Thankfully we had a place on the edge near some tables, so a group of guys with a table invited us to their space and gave us free drinks (awesome!). The table we got invited to was right off the dance floor to the right of the DJ (if looking at the DJ from the dance floor), so it was a good location. The security guard was no joke and he was like a high school dance chaperone at times, but it was nice to know he was protecting us ladies.
The music was actually the best part of the club as it was a great mix of what everyone wanted to hear. The thing I disliked the most about Haze was the excessive use of strobe lights, most of it unnecessarily. It didn't make the atmosphere better or enhance my experience at all. While there was nothing inherently wrong with Haze, it just didn't wow me. There are better clubs in Vegas if you want a great experience.