Discopussy

We had an absolute blast at Discopussy for new years they had an awesome house DJ lineup all night with multiple DJs dropping hard bass and lots of hits mixed in. The staff was super friendly and crowd was diverse and welcoming all walks of life. Everyone here is badass highly recommend coming here for a techno show!

Did the vip table and they were so nice and always there for whatever we needed. Music was hard hitting with deep drops. Great club experience and not the drama of a big Vegas club.

Drinks were mid & too expensive. The cover charge was still like $20 with an hour to close. Would never come here without drinking beforehand & sneaking drinks in which wouldn't be hard. Kinda goofy staff. However the club itself is fantastic. The music is LOUD which I love. It has a great stereo setup for music. Wasn't top 40 music you hear either, had a really good techno set. It was unbelievably dead but still had a good amount of people dancing. With a $20 cover charge that late and empty I'd probably never come back- but it gets five stars because of how perfect the set up and music was. Love the bathroom too, very unique and different. Hypothetically if you aren't in the best state of mind it will trip you up for sure. I hope they can change a few things and this club can thrive.

We came on a Saturday night to see Autograf and was able to get on the guest list. The line was fairly short and moved quickly compared to other places on the same street. Discopussy has a HUGE bar somewhat in the middle of the venue that took up most of the floor plan. I like the bar's design--it's easy to grab a drink without long lines, and it's a perfect spot to relax and chat before heading to the dance floor. However, the bar could be a bit smaller to create more space for dancing, as the dance floor feels cramped when the venue gets crowded. In regards to the drinks, we got an AMF and Long Island ($36.41with tax) which didn't tasted anything like they were supposed to and reminded us more of an overly sweetened non-alcoholic soda. It felt like a rip-off. If you plan to visit, I'd recommend saving your money and pre-gaming before you arrive. A unique feature of the DJ setup was that the 'stage' was on the ground floor with the crowd, making it feel up close & personal. giving the performance an up-close and personal vibe. Autograf played afro house music, which was chill, positive, and really reflected in the crowd's energy. However, the music was unbearably loud. When Autograf started performing around 11:50 PM, they cranked the volume even higher, making it deafening. We could physically feel the sound waves vibrating through our bodies the entire time. Our eardrums were hurting, especially when we were on the dance floor or passing by the speakers on the way to the restroom. It definitely took away from the experience.

Sound is amazing, vibrant and loud, the DJs were really good, music keep me on dancing all night. I was really disappointed when it close at 2am, despite the party was supposed to last until 3am when I purchase the tickets. The reason? No one was purchasing at the Bar and they decided to end the party earlier…

The security at the entrance seemed indifferent, but the lively music and atmosphere were enjoyable. Appreciated the security personnel actively monitoring the dance floor. Just a heads up, it’s advisable to double-check your tab before settling the bill.

My girlfriend and I had one of the worst experiences at Discopussy, a place we expected to enjoy. During our visit, my girlfriend needed to use the restroom, and with a long line for the women’s, she opted to go into the men’s restroom. The security guard in that area, shockingly, told her, “If you go in there, you’ll get raped.” This disturbing comment left her shocked and upset. Despite this, she went in, and no one even cared that she was there. When we reported the incident to the club’s host, with a witness present, the security guard denied ever saying it. To make things worse, instead of addressing the issue, they kicked us out when my girlfriend confronted him. Even the guard escorting us out seemed uncomfortable with the situation, as if it wasn’t entirely out of character for this employee. This entire experience was not only disappointing but deeply troubling. We expected a fun night out in Vegas, not a completely unprofessional and disrespectful interaction with security staff. We hope Discopussy takes these matters seriously and works to create a safer environment for all guests.

first time in vegas!!! this venue was great, music was AMAZING! the only issue is the bar manager, Nicole. If Nicole doesn’t like to help customers who received a free drink ticket, she should speak to her higher ups and discuss her concerns. First, she already had an attitude when she asked us what we wanted as soon as she saw our free drink tickets. I’m not sure if it’s because she assumes she won’t get a tip and that’s why she treats customers like that. Second, she messed up my drink, gave me a tequila sprite and when i asked her to give me the tequila soda i asked for (BECAUSE I LITERALLY HAVE DIABETES) she snatched the drink out of my hand and threw it away hella mad like she’s doing me a favor. I didn’t say anything until that point, because i’m not a confrontational person but i’m not gonna let you disrespect me like that specially when you’re there to provide a service either you like it or not. Nicole needs to re evaluate her career or speak to her higher ups and ask them to stop giving those tickets away to avoid nasty interactions with her customers.