Liquid This Saturday (4/25) - Price/How it works?

[onemoretime]

Hey everyone, really appreciate the help in advance.

I'm going to be in Vegas for a bachelor party this weekend and we're trying to figure out a plan for during the day Saturday. We are a group of 13 guys.

We are staying at Aria and were thinking of going to the Liquid pool, but aren't sure if it is actually right for us...

- I guess my first question is how does going to it actually work? Do you need to get a daybed or cabana, or do some people just pay a cover to go in? How much does it actually cost?

- My second question is what kind of vibe is it? The group I'm with is probably not into an absolutely CRAZY scene, but I think would have fun in an environment with music and drinking.

- As an alternative, we know a girl who is going to the Luxor pool that day with her friends, but I hadn't really heard of that pool and wasn't sure if it's just a normal hotel pool or one with music and stuff.

Again, any guidance is unbelievably appreciated, thanks!

[ocam]

Liquid will be a trillion times better than the Luxor pool (which I doubt you can get into without being a guest?)

Isaac "Kaz" Curry 702 900 6755 is your man at Liquid.

You do not need to book a daybed/cabana, it is your choice. But if you reserve a cabana/daybed, then you won't pay cover charge in addition (provided your booking is not for 12 ppl max, in which case you'll need to pay cover for 1 additional person) You will just be quoted a minimum spend - which basically means if your minimum is $2k and you buy $1k of booze, you still pay $2k plus taxes / tips.

If you buy $2.5k of booze, then you will pay $2.5k plus taxes / tips.

If you instead decide just to pay cover - then you will pay for your drinks separately, and on top of, your cover. With 14 guys @ say, $25 each, thats $350 that you could be putting towards your min

[kp3205]

Also remember at pools the minimum spend is food and beverage which goes a longer way.

Being that it is a bachelor party my assumption is that you are going out at night also. For my bach party we did pre sale for the pools. Some of the guys had to rough of a night the night before and didn't make it, some wanted to gamble and such before another hard night out. For those the loss was minimal and the rest of us still had a good time.

Liquid is more low key vs EBC and such but a very good party. Which in this case keeps you at the property and fits what you are looking for.