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Marquee Nightclub is hyped as the current 'it' club in Vegas, and for the most part, if you're willing to get through some of the pretty annoying parts of it, it lives up to it's title.
A couple nice things about the club include three different floors with different music playing on each, a pretty big outdoor patio area with a casino, and a relatively excited crowd there to celebrate. The sets themselves are pretty extravagant too and dancing there with gogo dancers dressed in different garb, confetti, mist, and glowing tube sticks all add up to a pretty unique experience that I've never had until Marquee.
A couple things to note - there is an elevator (two?) that will help take you up and down the floors. However, with how packed the club usually is on weekends, it's best to take the stairs on the side to go up and down so do expect some climbing. Speaking of the crowd, with an excited crowd comes popularity and with popularity comes overcrowded areas. If you want to really dance, try to get to the dance floor as early as possible. Bouncers start to block off people from entering the main dance areas when it's deemed 'overcrowded' and will randomly let people in at times when they feel it's right so be like a hawk and try to aim at the right moment.
As always with these popular clubs, getting on the guestlist is a 'must' for a Saturday night along with getting to the club early (even getting there around 10:30PM will probably force you to wait for about an hour). Don't expect to get in anytime soon if you arrive late and aren't on some list. (I'd mention expensive drink prices but really, that shouldn't be much of a surprise.)
So again, if you love some spectacle DJ sets, a choice in music floors, and a great crowd beside you and you're willing to put up with some annoying parts, Marquee is a great nightclub.
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