What It Costs to Get Into a Las Vegas Club
Cover at the big Strip nightclubs runs about $20 to $100, men pay more than women, and headliners cost the most. Prices by club, and the ways around paying at the door.
The short answerGeneral admission at the big Las Vegas nightclubs usually costs men about $30 to $75 and women about $20 to $50, with headliner and holiday nights higher: up to about $100 for men at Omnia. A guest list can make entry free or cheaper if you arrive early, and a group that books a table does not pay cover at all.
| Club | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|
| Omnia, Caesars Palace | $30–$100 | $20–$75 |
| Marquee, Cosmopolitan | $30–$75 | $20–$50 |
| Zouk, Resorts World | About $30–$50 | About $20–$30 |
| Encore Beach Club at Night, Encore | $30–$50 | $30–$50 |
| Tao, Venetian | From $30 | From $20 |
| Jewel, Aria | About $30 | About $20 |
What cover pays for
Cover, or general admission, gets you through the door and nothing else. Drinks are extra, and at a club like Marquee they usually cost $10 to $25 each. There is no seat or table, and the price changes by night and by who is playing.
You still need photo ID showing you are 21 or over, and you still have to pass the dress code. Paying cover does not get you past either.
Prices by club
Why men pay more
Clubs price the door to get the crowd they want, which usually means a balance of men and women. That is why women pay less or nothing, and why men’s prices and men’s guest lists are the first to tighten when a club is busy. How Las Vegas guest lists actually work explains the ratio rule.
The nights that cost more
The top of each range is for headliner nights and holiday weekends. On Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Halloween and New Year’s Eve, many clubs drop their guest lists and sell tickets instead, so the door price is the only way in unless you have a table.
Four ways to pay less
- Get on a guest list and arrive early. Women usually get in free, and balanced groups often do too.
- Choose a night without a headliner. The bottom of each range is for an ordinary night.
- Try a club with a lower door. Jewel is about $30 for men.
- Split a table for a big group. A $500 table minimum comes to about $706 with tax, the venue fee and gratuity, or about $88 each for eight people, and that includes drinks. Bottle service in Las Vegas has the full bill.
What else to budget
- Drinks: about $10 to $25 each at the big clubs.
- Getting home: rideshare prices surge around the clubs between midnight and 2am at weekends, to $30 to $50 for a ride that normally costs about $12.
- Tips for bartenders and any host who helps your group.
Questions people ask
How much is cover at Las Vegas nightclubs?
On an ordinary night in 2026, about $30 to $75 for men and $20 to $50 for women at the big Strip clubs. Headliner and holiday nights cost more, up to about $100 for men at Omnia.
Do women pay cover in Vegas clubs?
Often not. Women usually get in free on a guest list before the cutoff, and pay less than men at the door at most clubs.
Is there a guest list for Omnia?
Tao Group’s own FAQ for Omnia covers presale general admission tickets, skipping the line and table reservations, and mentions no guest list. Expect to buy a ticket or book a table rather than find a list. We publish a door price only where the venue states one, and Omnia does not.
Why do men pay more to get into Vegas clubs?
Clubs price entry to balance the crowd, so men pay more and men’s guest lists are cut first when a club gets busy.
Is it cheaper to get a table than pay cover?
For a big group it can be close. A $500 minimum comes to about $706 with charges, roughly $88 each for eight people including drinks, while cover alone can be $30 to $75 a person before a single drink.
Sources
Checked 13 September 2026. Prices, hours and policies change, so confirm with the venue before you book.
