1. The colorful 1970s- and ’80s-themed dance club Boogie Nights opened at the Tropicana in May. The 9,000-square-foot space has a dance floor, seven LCD monitors, and a DJ stage. Total capacity for buyouts is 600; several semiprivate areas can be booked for smaller groups.
2. The Golden Nugget opened H2O Pool and Bar, a year-round, outdoor pool and nightlife venue, in May. It’s decked out with lounge chairs, daybeds, fire pits, cabanas, and all-season Jacuzzis. The venue holds 200 for a reception or can accommodate as many as 500 when combined with the adjacent observation deck.
3. Vegas-style dance club Anthem opened in May at the Quarter in the Tropicana Resort. In addition to a DJ booth and dance floor, the venue has high-tech elements like a 360-degree cylindrical screen visible throughout the lounge, and a photo booth with a live feed. Bottle service is available, and the club, with a total capacity of 240, is available for buyouts.
4. The opulent, 50,000-square-foot HQ Nightclub at Revel includes a horseshoe-shaped dance floor surrounded by two perimeter bars and plush leather banquettes; a DJ booth and suspended performance stage; and three floor-to-ceiling LED screen panels that backlight the venue. The club, which is available for buyouts, has a capacity of 1,000, or holds as many as 1,200 total with the seasonal outdoor bar and lounge area.
5. At the center of Revel’s nightlife area, the sleek Social presents live bands and entertainment and opens on to the casino floor. The room can be set up for a reception or sit-down event for as many as 500. Overlooking the casino, the private Social Up space on the mezzanine level has its own DJ booth and holds 100.
