Las Vegas Pools That Non-Guests Can Access

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Are you able to use a Las Vegas pool even if you aren’t staying at the resort?

It depends. Typically, the answer is no and a room key is needed to gain access to the pool complex. There are exceptions, however, both for visitors staying off property and locals.

We break down which pools you are able to access (for free or for a fee) even if you aren’t staying at the property in 2019.

Rules around pool access can change suddenly. We always recommend calling the hotel front desk to confirm their policy before making the trip!

Vegas pools that non-guests can access free of charge:

LINQ’s Influence Pool: The pool at LINQ is 21+ and open free for the general public to access.

Harrah’s: The pool at Harrah’s is free for the general public to access and allows patrons of all ages.

Planet Hollywood Pool Deck: Access is free to the PH pools, however, access to the Flowrider wave pool costs $25 per 1/2 hour session.

Topgolf’s Hideaway Pool: It may not be a resort, but Topgolf’s 2 level pool is not only gorgeous but free.

Note that guests at Caesars resorts can go from pool to pool at no charge, the only exception being Caesars Palace’s Garden of the Gods and Flamingo’s GoPool.

Vegas pools that locals can access for free (in addition to the ones above):

Flamingo’s Go Pool: Non Guests can gain access to the pool at Flamingo for a cover charge starting at $10 and potentially more depending on the day/event. Make sure you check the events calendar for pricing information.

Plaza: Non-hotel guests simply need to show a Nevada ID and be over the age of 21 to access the pool.

Rio’s Voodoo Beach: Locals get in free as long as they flash their Caesars Rewards and Nevada ID card upon entry.

Vegas pools the general public can access for a fee:

Caesars Palace Garden of the Gods: The beautiful pool complex at Caesars is free for guests staying on property, however, non-hotel guests are able to gain access for $20.

The Strat: All ages pool on the 8th floor of The Strat’s hotel tower can be accessed by the general public not staying at the hotel for $10.

Mandalay Bay’s Beach: Non-Guests can access Mandalay’s extensive pool complex Monday – Thursday for $20. Kids between 4-16 are $10.

Golden Nugget – The Tank: Swim with the sharks at the most intricate pool on Fremont Street. Non guests can gain access for a fee of $25 Mon-Thurs and $35 Fri-Sun. Kids 6 and under are free.

Red Rock Resort: Guests not staying at the hotel can access the pool for $25 ($10 for kids).

Green Valley Ranch: Guests not staying at the hotel can access the pool for $25 ($10 for kids).

Downtown Grand: The Citrus Grand Pool deck offers access to non- guests for $5 Mon-Thu and $10 Fri-Sun.

MGM Grand: Adults can gain access to the pool complex at MGM grand Mon- Thurs for $25.

Dayclub Pool Experiences available for a fee:

Venetian Tao Beach: A smaller pool/dayclub environment located on the 4th floor roof of the Venetian. Cover fees typically start at $15 for ladies and $20 for men.

Encore Beach Club: Featuring artists such as Chainsmokers, Diplo and Afrojack, Encore Beach Club tends to be a hot draw. Male general admission tickets start at $45 and ladies can expect to pay $25 and up.

Palazzo Aquatic Club: The elegance and quality of Las Vegas Sands sister properties are on display at the Aquatic Club. In addition to signature cocktails, the Aquatic Club also offers “boozy ice pops” and “spiked ice cream bars”.

Mirage Bare: The dayclub’s tropical theme is a perfect continuation of the ambiance of the resort as a whole. The club itself is intimate – only 14,000 square feet offering an impressive assortment of specialty drinks.

Aria Liquid: “Energetic DJ’s” keep the music flowing at Liquid which also features a 30 seat bar/restaurant. Admission typically starts at $10 for women and $20 for men.

Cromwell Drai’s: This 35,000 square foot beachclub perched on the roof of Cromwell offers breathtaking views of the Las Vegas Strip. Caesars Entertainment hotel patrons can gain free entry to the beachclub prior to noon and tickets will need to be purchased by non Caesars guests.

Mandalay Bay Daylight: Featuring a 4,400 square foot pool, Daylight offers a jam packed summer calendar with a cover charge starting at $20 for women and $30 for men.

Marquee Dayclub at Cosmopolitan: A beach club by day and an extension of the nightclub in the evening. Marquee boasts 8 cabanas with their own private infinity plunge pool. Located on the second level of the Chelsea Tower, cover fees start at $30 for men and $20 for women.

Wet Republic at MGM Grand: A sprawling 54,000 square foot complex, Wet Republic showcases some of the hottest DJ talent available.

Hopefully our list of pools accessible even if you are not staying at the property was helpful! Las Vegas Pools typically start coming to life in early March – Enjoy pool season 2019!

See Also: Las Vegas Pools that are open Year round!