I attended a private event here and I thought we would have the whole club to our self instead we had to share it with regular customers too which seemed really weird.
When I checked in I was given a special VIP pass and told to have a good time. I was also told that there were special VIP areas for me that I had full access too. The problem was that all areas were roped off but I had no idea which side was VIP and which side was not VIP. I found it kind of funny because with my VIP pass every velvet rope was lifted up for me. Yes that is cool but what side should I be on. It was a little confusing.
We also had passed apps and the staff serving them were really nice but it was some of the worse food I have ever had in my life. I honestly could not even call it food...Costco samples tasted better then this stuff they were serving us. I would have expected more from a location in the Bellagio.
The bar near the windows was also really packed and I could not get the bartenders attention to get a drink. I then spotted a bar way on the other side and decided to see what was going on over there. I had to go through two Border Patrol check points (guys with the velvet ropes) to get there and still had no idea if I could get a drink down there. I asked the bartender and she said sure...okay things were starting to look up.
I will tell you that seeing the dancing waters from the backside was unique. It is also a closer vantage point then standing on the street. My two stars are for the five star view. The only thing I hated is that the non-VIP party had taken all of the best viewing areas and were clinging to the window where the water show was at.