Suggestions for a nightclub

[oceansapart]

My friends and I are trying to decide on which nightclub to go to in Vegas for our summer break in a few weeks. It's our first time there, and we're looking for a club with a good dance vibe, where everyone's dancing and have a good time. Something that's not completely overcrowded to the point where people can't even dance...I heard all these horror stories of places like that (Pure? Tao?) where people don't dance so much as shuffle and move to get through the crowd. I don't mind it being somewhat crowded, but at least everyone should be able to dance. Any suggestions??

[blibblab]

I'd recommend Rain on Saturday's at the Palm - big enough dance floor to groove on, so you the shoulder-to-shoulder tight quarters. I'm not sure, though, if there's many clubs that won't be packed when it's "on"...

[Addicted2SinCity]

I really like Jet (Mirage), they do a great job of crowd control.

[oceansapart]

I guess I should clarify a bit...it's fine if it's totally packed as long as everyone is REALLY dancing and moving to the music. I despise clubs where people just walk and meander around in crowded areas. My girls and I usually end up going to gay clubs cause they have better dance vibes, lol. But we'd like to try a famous hotel club in vegas, just don't know which one is better for that.

[Rick_Rothbury]

rain, jet and XS all seem to have have bigger dancefloors than most.

[Stix]

I found that Body English at the Hard Rock is more of a "dance" club than most in Vegas. It's not really big or the nicest, but the vibe I thought was less pretentious and more friendly.

[blibblab]

I found that Body English at the Hard Rock is more of a "dance" club than most in Vegas. It's not really big or the nicest, but the vibe I thought was less pretentious and more friendly.

Definitely on Wednesdays for their Godskitchen parties, however you still get some standing-only people there... And since BE's floor is kind of small, it makes their presence that much more annoying.