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  • Ah, I finally got to try the mighty Omnia and yes, it's a 100% improvement over Pure. Although is a much different vibe than my favorite Vegas clubs (XS/Marquee), for clubbers that are looking for a solid club in Caesar's Palace or is wondering if they should see their favorite DJ here, it's worth a visit for sure. +The DJs' here first and foremost are all the big names if that's what you're looking for from Armin to Martin Garrix and so on. I've only seen Armin so far here but the sets have been fantastic. The sound system is terrific as well such as showing off some beautiful bass. +The club's look may not be as grand as pictures may be showing off but the main stage is a nice two-story looker. There is a gimmicky but interesting chandelier that changes shape and size in the top middle (better observed on the second floor) and a lot of pretty lights/coordinated effects all-around. Go-go dancers, acrobats and so on also come in-and-out during the night and the tables are all placed pretty well around the venue. (Do wish the smoke machine pointed down at the crowd rather than upwards though or both.) +The terrace from Pure is still there and is a nice little break from the chaos inside that overlooks part of the Strip. -Drinks are overpriced as always and is in line with Hakkasan prices or more - example: Red Bull and Vodka here ended up being about $31 pre-tip which is the most I've paid yet for the drink at a club. -Heart of Omnia (the hip hop portion) is pretty nice-looking and is one of the bigger hip hop rooms around. It's a little bit of a maze to get to though so don't be afraid to ask around. -Lines are hectic at the moment - being this early into the life of the club. If you're getting in with a promoter, come earlier rather than later. If you have a ticket, you'll get in but even coming in around 10:40PM, the line was pretty decent. Still, although there's a few qualms I have with the club, Omnia is pretty solid all-around and has some neat features that make it an interesting look.
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