Zouk Nightclub

This was our very first Vegas Nightclub and we were absolutely stunned, it definitely set the standard for us going forward! We got tickets to see Illenium and had no issues arriving whenever the doors opened (visited in the “off-season”). There were a decent number of tables but still ample standing room throughout. The highlight of Zouk is the production, EDM artists are definitely worth seeing here because of how immersive it is!

Zouk Nightclub delivered a fun experience, especially during the pool party event. Nelly hit the stage around 2:30 AM, and the crowd was pumped — his performance was definitely the highlight of the night. The poolside setup gave the party a unique and energetic vibe. Drinks were good, but the prices were pretty steep, which took a bit away from the experience. Still, if you’re looking for a lively night out with big-name entertainment, it’s worth checking out.

We went for James Hype and had good time at Zouk overall, but a few things could have been better. Drinks are definitely overpriced, but honestly that’s expected for Vegas. VIP tables start around $2,000. The lighting was cool, but I was really hoping for more — would’ve been amazing to see some lasers in there to really amp it up. The sound system was solid, but not quite as powerful or clear as I expected for a club of this size. Still a fun experience, just not quite 5 stars for me.

I mean it’s a pretty insane club... Don't be fooled by the low rating or 1 star reviews. Read them and you will realize they are all unprepared individuals. Here are what the one star reviews boast... "Guest list, had to pay cover", "tix prices are different for men/women", "coat check is $20 with a long line", "drinks were expensive", "club was crowded", "paid a lot for drinks", "Came from California and forgot my ID, they refused to let me in citing losing license due to minor getting into their venue" This is Las Vegas... World class clubs, world class DJ's, world class reputation... This is literally advertised as a premium club in Vegas, this isn't The Grand in Boston, or Bodega in Miami. "Guest list" is a Vegas tourist scam, don't do it. Yeah prices are different for men and women to balance the ratio, get over it. Go throw $100 on blackjack a stone's throw away and settle down. Wow you had to wait in line and then pay for coat check! Leave it in the room. Drinks are expensive? No shit, it's a premium club in Las Vegas. If you can't afford it or aren't willing to spend it go to Circus Circus across the street and hit the buffet, there's gonna be enough of you clowns in here already. If you know what you're getting into and aren't a Karen, you'll find this to be one of the best "high visibility" clubs in the US, and probably the world. Great visuals, great audio, and great artists. Don't let uninformed tourists who think they should be special like Paris Hilton but only want to spend $25 cause you to pass over this club.. The club's attached to the Hilton, they can go live their 2006 fantasies in their room with the slightly less expensive mini-bar. Obviously depends on who's playing. Zouk's residency lineup was better the first two years when they opened... Contracts got screwed, Resorts World is going bankrupt, everyone went to LIV and MGM, etc.. But that's not important. Overall this and Omnia are the two best Vegas clubs, maybe LIV now too (IDK haven't been there yet). Bring some money, take some molly, buy a $30 vodka red bull, an $12- 8 oz Fiji water and enjoy your night!

I don't understand the hate Zouk receives in the reviews at all! I recently visited Zouk Nightclub and had an incredible time. While I’m not much of a drinker and can’t comment on beverage pricing, I found the ticket prices for James Hype to be fair and well worth it. The atmosphere was electric—intimate in size, which actually enhanced the overall experience and energy of the show. James Hype and his opener delivered an outstanding performance that kept the crowd engaged from start to finish. I also want to highlight the excellent service—the bathroom attendants were attentive and on point throughout the night. If you're looking for a vibrant venue to catch a live DJ set, I’d definitely recommend Zouk Nightclub. Anyone looking for a great night out should look into Zouk!

Zouk Nightclub in Las Vegas was okay. The venue itself is impressive, with a modern design, great lighting, and a strong sound system. The DJ lineup was solid, and the energy was high. However, the crowd felt a bit packed at times, and drinks were pricey even for Vegas standards. Service was hit or miss, depending on where you were in the club. It’s a decent spot if you’re into big nightclub experiences, but there are other options in Vegas that might offer a smoother overall experience.

The staff were either inexperienced or just incompetent. I asked for a water along with my beer and he told me to go to the casino. Way to talk yourself out of a tip "bartender" Another bartender just ignored me waiting and asked the girl behind me what she wants. Again i walked away. Not going to spend money on such terrible service. Laughable that people spend tens of thousands for bottle service here. Which brings me to the last point, the dancefloor is tiny and surrounded by table service and people not even there for the music. At least the DJ was top notch and made up for the depressed staff working there and the stupid crowd.

Super crowded and poorly managed. Even with tickets and lining up before the doors opened, the wait to get inside was outrageous. We waited until 2 a.m. to see Lil Wayne, he still hadn’t gone on by then. Rumor has it he eventually showed up much later and performed just eight mid-quality songs. Disappointing experience overall.

Zouk is located in Resorts World. The club is absolutely beautiful when it is all open. The last two times I went they had the pool area closed and the second room closed. I get the reasoning for low attendance nights, but it does make a difference as an attendee. Bar tenders are not the friendliest and cannot do spicy margaritas or have any flavoring for cocktails such as strawberry if you wanted a strawberry margarita. Pricing is also gouging but its Vegas as two long islands were $54.

This was SUCH a horrible experience. We were in line last night (by 1:28) and once we got to the front, it had past 1:30AM to be able to get in free. When we tried explaining that we were already in line, the manager got VERY HOSTILE. We were sober, mind you, so this situation wasn't seen through an inebriated lens. She said that she "was the manager and we could get the fuck out of her line" just because we asked a question? We were ALREADY LEAVING when she touched my moms arm to guide her out. My mom snatched her arm away and said "don't touch me!" and the manager then went white-woman-victim and yelled that my mom "put hands on her." We left and WERE ALREADY OUTSIDE, WAITING FOR OUR UBER and then came outside asking for our IDs "because we put our hands on one of our managers" ???? We said we could call the police if they wanted to get legal about it. They then said we could settle it "amicably" and we could get off the property? Hello???? We were already off the property and going home??? I have videos of proof. It was truly horrible, ridiculous and obnoxious. I hope nothing but the worst for those people I would hope they take an anger management and de-escalation class though. -00000/10

Love the venue: great sound system and visuals. Line getting in moves pretty fast even with guestlist. Home to some great resident DJs like James Hype and Kaskade. Getting in does not guarantee you will get on the dance floor. That's blocked off and there's another line for that. I think you have to go super early to get access to dance floor in a timely manner. Some negatives: Kaskade and Illenium opening DJs sucked. They performed like amateurs you would hire as a cheap high school prom DJ. They played top 40 and skater rock. Wtf lol. What a waste of an amazing sound system and venue. On top of that, Kaskade doesn't come out until 1:00am so you have to suffer through hours of mediocre music before you get a chance to hear a professional perform. Thankfully, it was still a good time because the crowd is pretty nice (not stuck up) and I was in good company. But was too tired from the mediocre opening DJ sets to wait for Kaskade to come out at 1:00am. Please get some better opening DJs. I would not waste thousands of dollars on a table if the opening talent sucked this bad.

To be honest I am normally not a huge club person and being a Vegas local I am pretty picky when it comes to going to nightclubs. Zouk has a great club promoter "Koco Niki" & a great bartender "Emilio" so they definitely make the club experience more enjoyable. I have seen Ludacris and most decently T-Pain perform there which was a blast! The drinks are a bit pricey but they are that way in all of the Vegas in general, but at least they are strong! The atmosphere is fun and they have lasers and motorized ceiling tiles so it's also a fun show. Looking forward to future events at Zouk!

Showed up with my friends on the guest list to see Illenium 10/5/24. This venue is well equipped for EDM shows. Moving ceiling visuals, large on-stage screen, and a ton of laser projectors. However, from a general club perspective, the layout of this place is quite odd. There isn't a central dance floor unless you reserve a table and even then, it's quite small. The only way to view the stage head-on without a table is by standing in the walkways where people are constantly passing through. Dress code is somewhat enforced in the club. Officially, the policy here is dress to impress, and I have heard of people being denied entry for not wearing collared or buttoned shirts. However, there were several people that showed up in jeans and a T-shirt when I went. I wore a Zara button down, slacks, and leather shoes to play it safe. Audio and visuals were great, but that's about the only redeeming feature. Do yourself a favor and wear earplugs; you can still hear everything fine without shattering your eardrums.

Had a work holiday party at Zouk. I haven't been in this nightclub yet, staff were nice and efficient! They quickly got everyone in and through security check quickly. They have a coat check which is nice and good to know! The sound quality is incredible in this place, and the visual screen capabilities is beyond impressive! Had great appetizers and desserts but I'm not sure if that came from the club itself or somewhere Nextdoor. I would visit this place again given the opportunity.

You can skip this place. I stood waiting to get a drink for about half an hour and it cost me $50 for a double... They may have good djs and artists playing but my Lord, 80% of the space is taken up by tables and bottle service... Good luck trying to get to a place you to see them.

***Zero stars*** I've been to zouks a couple of times. Each time service gets worse. They keep getting powers trips with people who just want to have a good time. A member of our group got assaulted by a manger (blondehighlights/black hair with glasses). She literally said get the fxck out of my line after asking her questions about the night." We decided to leave after her aggressive behavior. We walked out composed and she kept screaming and making an unnecessary show. Some time after we went to wait for our Lyft. The "manager" had the embarrassing audacity to make up a story to send her security to cause more problems. Fortunately one of our group members is a lawyer and was able to fend for our mistreatment. The security left with their tail between their legs after their little power trip got stop. At the end of the night it was embarrassing for them. I do want to suggest caution when attending. Since the manager and staff have this type of behavior. I will be persecuting this establishment. People should not be treated this way, and staff should not be treating individuals with assault and aggression.

Amazing visuals, the lights, screens, lasers and pyrotechnics are the best I've seen at a vegas club, even surpassing Omnia. Unfortunately the club is small and not well ventilated, it got stuffy really quick and that's not sustainable while drinking a good amount of alcohol Not much dancing room like the mega clubs and no alternative dance floor (like a hip hop room) Overall I'd return if staying at resorts world, however my preferred night clubs would be Hakkasan and Omnia for now

Came here for Illenium and were able to enter for free by signing up for a promoter's guest list online. Be sure you do this ahead of time or you'll be paying for a ticket to enter. Dress code is mixed. Some people were wearing sneakers and jeans while others were in suit jackets. I wore a polo, slacks, and dress shoes and had no trouble. Inside the venue, there are 2 large areas surrounded by tables/sections aligned down the middle of the club from the DJ stage. A walkway separates these two areas. This means that to get a direct view of the DJ, you will have to have access to a table in order to be on the dance floor that is directly by the DJ. The aforementioned walkways also offer a direct view but space is limited. Otherwise, standing room for those without a section are to the sides of these two areas of tables. It wasn't too overcrowded on the side we were on but definitely a lot of people and many people jumping into the table area. Music and visuals were fantastic. The first DJ played great music and Illenium was a blast to see. Illenium came out close to 1 am, which was a bit late for my taste but plenty of people stayed to party. Open bar for women. Didn't order drinks for myself but the crowds around the bar were nonstop.

The place looks great in pictures, and the floating screens are cool, but... Terrible service. They include a mandatory tip but then cover that part of the receipt when they ask you to sign, so if you're not careful something like 50% of your bill is just a tip. The place quickly because a mess because they have let so many people in you can't move, meaning people are just falling and spilling their drinks constantly. There is approximately 1 dance floor that fits roughly 1/10 of the people they've let in, so if you're not there in the first 15 minutes... good luck. I bought the NYE 5-day pass but the QR code didn't work so I had to show them my email confirmation every time we went. Obviously it's Vegas, so they're catering more to the people who spent upwards of $3500 for a table a plus bottle service, but if you're not one of them it is just not a good time.

Got on a guest list so got to see illenium for free, but had to show up at 10:30 pm. Headliner didn't go on until about 1:20. It was overly packed unless you had table/section. People were literally shoving their way through the crowd and he got pinned towards the back. Sound here was great but I wouldn't go unless you had your own section

One of the worst club experiences in Vegas. If you don't have a table, the ONLY standing room is around the bar, no view of the Dj or artist you're paying to see. Obviously, no where to sit either. It was extremely crowded, hostile, and disappointing. Security constantly flashing lights in your face or straight up elbowing you to move like a herd of sheep. Plenty of other clubs here, don't waste your time at this one.

My friends and I were in Vegas last weekend celebrating a friend's 30th birthday so we went big and got the table next to Illenium (it was a twenty person table). Dress code is enforced at Zouk, so wear your best and look your best. Zouk feels a bit smaller compared to other nightclubs in Vegas and this time around the outdoor area (Ayu) was open for some fresh air. We had a blast and the music was amazing. Illenium came on at about 1:10 am and played until 3 am or so. Our table experience couldn't have been better. We had the best service ever and they were constantly taking care of us. Also, we had a security guard dedicated to our table watching our stuff. And our table also had the opportunity to meet Illenium- love that!

Came here because a promoter approached us. Never been so decided to check it out. Got in on guest list and they had a few free drinks they were offering to the ladies during open bar. Was told it would be vodka or tequila, but was actually served lemon drops. Which caused me to have an epic headache the next morning. The club itself is pretty small. Wasn't too busy. Music was okay. I'm probably just too old to be at a club anymore. But this is definitely not a club that I would pay to get in.

We paid $1000 for a table. We get there, and we get seated a couch with no table. Maybe a bedside shared table. Absolutely ridiculous. We tried to get our money back and there was nothing they could do so that said. Whatever you do don't have Cory pick your table. Absolutely insane to pay 1000 for a couch that doesn't even fit that amount of people in our group. Going to make that most of it but seriously this is just so crazy. This is NOT the place to get a table I should have read the yelp reviews before. Go somewhere else:)

A fancy club with cool layout and lightings. Expensive to get in depending on who's playing. DJ wasn't bad though and the ambience was nice.

This is a nightclub. I mistakenly came thinking that the person highlighted for that day was actually having a concert on a weekday night. No this is a nightclub first and foremost. If you're paying~$100 some dollars per person that's the cover charge. We came in at 10 am, then waited until 2am for the person to show as the place for more full over 3-4 hours standing the whole time. Not worth it. Find somewhere else to see your favorite artist/ dj

We had a booked table at Zouk for the Lil Wayne Concert on 8/31/2024. My friend booked a table so we could avoid the lines and chaos we knew would be present. But.....booking a table was pointless. I mean absolutely pointless! It took us over 1 hour to gain entry, to be seated at our table. The outside of the club was disorganized, and chaotic. Brandon was our coordinator, he provided little help in speeding up the line process. Apparently, booking a table there, means nothing. John was our table guy, his service was EXCEPTIONAL.

This club is visually stunning! The lights and set-up are so cool. Lots of lasers and cool effects. I loved how you could see the graphics and visuals from anywhere in the club. The sound quality was great when I saw ZEDD here! I really appreciated that ZEDD came out at 1 AM exactly too. I was worried he'd come out too late at night. Though the club is cool, the environment was not. They allow WAY TOO MANY people inside, so the crowd is shoulder-to-shoulder. There is NO ROOM to dance. Unless you have a table, it's pretty hard to enjoy yourself without getting shoved around all night. It was a bummer since ZEDD was playing so many good songs!

one of the more lenient nightclubs in my opinion! a younger crowd, pretty open space and good visuals, good amount of bars and clean restrooms ~ it's definitely a lil further of a walk compared to the others/ hotels lolz

I'd have to come back here earlier in the night to have the full experience I think, but for my first time visit, I had gone with a few friends to check out the place and Slander was spinning. During the time we arrived, the club seemed full from the entrance, but as we went towards the back to get a more full frontal view of the stage, it kind of felt like half the club was empty - they were pushing people from the outside and back of the club forward and adding in wall screens to close off the backend of the club. I didn't get to walk around much, but it seemed like there was a pool outside and another bar inside a room. The bathrooms were fine and no wait or hardly any wait when I used it. I really liked the ceiling lighting decor they had going. It would give the illusion that the ceiling was coming down or what have you... or the things above were moving forward and back. Smoke machines would go off every now and then. It might be better if those weren't pointing straight down to a specific area of the dance floor, rather out in a diagonal on the dance floor. The DJ stage also looked like it moved up and down - I swear I saw it rise, lol. I would imagine one could get a really good view of whoever was performing here and I'm sure the experience might have been crazier had I been on the main floor and not in the back of the tables that surrounded the main floor. People I encountered here were also very nice and polite. While I don't think food is provided here... possibly if they have daytime parties at the pool, but what was really nice about the location of Zouk is that there is a pizza place that's open not far after you walk out or on your way in. I believe there was also a coffee place that was still open when we walked out.

Personal thank you to your employee "Manny" I had a V.I.P table on 12/15/24 for Kaskade. Our host never explained the bracelet policy to get onto the main dance floor and Manny was in the area when we were having a heated discussion with the bouncer. Manny went out of his way to the next level and helped us. He had no obligation to and was not rewarded with anything more than a thank you. So special thanks to Manny, I didn't get his last name, I just remember reading his name tag. GREAT employee awful rules at this establishment. I will not be returning.

My group celebrated a bachelor party here and got a table for Kaskade. Dress code not enforced. People were dressing t-shirt and sneakers. They were literally letting anyone in as long as you had a shirt. Audio, visuals, air cannons and confetti cannon were great, but that's about the only feature that deserving of a star. Everything else was a complete garbage shoot. Bathroom messy and dirty as hell. We wanted the VIP table experience and that was by far the worst table experience I have ever encountered. At midnight they closed our table without letting anyone from our table know. Literally only at the table for 5 min and drank one bottle of champagne (price at 250) for a rack. I had a better table experience in a frat party then here. Do yourself a favor and just go for the show !

Was a great time me and my sisters and friend had fun here. The first DJ was great and illenium was awesome. Drinks are pricey but hey who doesn't love a pregame before going haha;). Would say get there early if you want a good spot to be.

This is my second time at Zouk, but this time during EDC Week. It was super busy, as expected. In comparison to last year during EDC Week, I think the line for guestlist actually was faster. We were in line for about 1.5hrs until we actually got in. Once inside it progressively got more pack as it became closer to when Illenium started his set. It was pretty bad that the bar couldn't even offer free cups of water to people given how hot and packed it was inside. We had to ask multiple bartenders inside to get water.

DON'T RUIN YOUR LAS VEGAS TRIP BY GOING TO THIS CLUB. My ID was confiscated for no reason by their security and I was told to get it to the Lost and Found department the following day. At around 9'o'clock in the morning, I visited the Security Department of Resorts World as we are checked-in at Conrad and to my surprise, there was no ID endorsed from the nightclub. I was told to call their customer service, file a lost claim, and passed around to different agents. I walked back to the Nightclub around 12 noon and I reported to their security supervisor and manager that I already escalated the incident. A few minutes later, the same female security who confiscated handed me the ID and left. Very unprofessional staff. I'll never recommend this club to anyone. Save yourself! PS. My ID was not fake. Probably a victim of racial profiling.

We had a bottle service tonight 12/29/2024 &' our server Jesse was so rude. We were trying to have a great night &' we were trying to decide if we wanted to spend more on a table but already in our head we wanted to get another bottle. We felt like she was trying to pressure us &' she threw a tantrum by throwing the menu while we were trying decide. It left a bad taste in our mouths. &' i wish she was more genuine about us spending money. Honestly i wish we had another server because she sucked. She didn't look or felt like she wanted to be there. Please either train her more or let her go.

Zouk isn't the most accessible via Monorail, but an UBER ride is about $20-25 total for a car. SLANDER was scheduled for midnight with a 10:30pm entrance time and two openers... There's also a dress code, but it didn't seem to be enforced much, as people with "prohibited" clothes were allowed to enter. People also dress up and "change" when inside to avoid being in less than comfortable clothes. Overall, the hype was there, and the machinery, fog machines, and bass were impressive! Unfortunately, the drinks were... subpar, with few options. The biggest disappointments were how fake the timing was... For almost an hour (45 minutes to be exact) we were baited into thinking that SLANDER was coming that it was quite exhausting. I'm glad he finally pulled through because waiting became aggravating at one point. Smoking is allowed indoors, so if that isn't your vibe, be prepared for that. And as with all crowded, dark environments, make sure to keep your belongings close to you and watch out for your group! There is security, but the environment is quite chaotic, and they are likely there to keep order than to make sure no theft is present.

vegas first timer and wanted to go to a nightclub while I was here for a couple days with my boyfriend. We both wanted to see slander at zouk. We used an app to get into guest list for free which was nice. Here was my experience coming from a woman - ladies had an open bar at a certain time. so I go to the bar to get me and my boyfriend drinks and I waited for at least 20 minutes while I was DEAD CENTER in the front of the bar waiting to get my drink. Keep in mind the bar is small. The guy said I needed a wristband at the front which they did not give me when I entered the club. Was annoyed about that but proceeded to buy a drink before I went over to get the wristband. as a Vegas first timer I did not expect a drink to be 36 DOLLARS? Im gonna have a heart attack thinking about it I kept telling my boyfriend the entire night that we have Vegas at home lol (located in socal area) - proceeded to go get my wristband and went back to the bar and yet again I wait another 20 minutes while Dead center at the bar and they kept ignoring me and making other peoples drinks and I noticed that they tended more towards the men because they were paying instead of the ladies for open bar. A guy next to me noticed that I had been waiting for such a long time and asked the bartender if he could make my drink next. The Bartender proceeds to give him such a bad attitude by saying I know you're just trying to get with her. I decide who I make a drink for next and the guy next to me was like whoa whoa whoa it's not like that she's just been waiting here. Yeah I was in disbelief. what an a hole bartender lmao. LAYOUT OF THE CLUB During our time there, there was only two bars open on each side that only had two bartenders each attending to customers and that night when slander was playing there was a bunch of people and I went over to the other side to try to get my boyfriend, a drink, and they kept ignoring me over there too. They definitely need to hire more bartenders. If they plan to have these sold out shows to keep the line going for drinks. also water was like 20 dollars lol I'd probably not come back here or vegas in general but yeah know before you go since I clearly didn't lol. Slander was fun tho he slayed.

We celebrated my birthday here and got a table for Kaskade. I reached out to Brian Pfeiffer VIP host for Zouk his cell is 773-459-8133. Brian took care of us with a nice table at a good price. He is a pro and very attentive. He responded to all my questions in a timely manner. Everything was made so easy through him and we had a blast. The table service was excellent. I highly recommend and will be referring all my friends to our awesome host Brian.

Briefly: -A little difficult to get there from the taxi drop off area, not close to the rest of the strip -Check in was smooth and had no problems with the guest list -The headliner came out very late -Free drinks for girls -The ambiance was amazing and very nice venue Has lots of pros and cons but would give it a try at least once if you're visiting Vegas!

Great ambiance. Service was good. Drinks were obviously expensive. Great EDM music. It was alright all around.

That night at Zouk with my siblings felt like the start of an epic adventure. The moment we walked in, it was like stepping into another realm--neon lights swirling, the air buzzing with excitement. We claimed our table, ready for whatever was coming. When Illenium hit the stage, the whole place erupted. The bass rumbled through the floor, lights flashing like signals from another universe. Each beat pulled us deeper into this wild, uncharted journey, where time dissolved, and the crowd became our crew. It wasn't just music--it was a surge of energy that carried us through the night, like explorers discovering a world of sound and light. Every moment was a thrill, something electric and untamed. By the end, we knew we'd been part of something truly phenomenal, the kind of adventure you never want to leave behind.

We were in town celebrating my friends birthday and saw Kaskade was at Zouk's. Reached out to my guy Briand Pfeiffer (773-459-8133) VIP host for Zouk who hooked us up with a nice table at good price. What's great is when we checked in, Zouk upgraded us to a table right by the stage - great view, next to dancefloor, easy access to all. The Hostess (Kim) was sweet and her helper Alejandro kept the drinks flowing and stocked! My whole crew enjoyed and definitely recommend, will do it again!

For Super Bowl weekend, I decided to explore the city and go places I had never been, so on my first night out, I went to Zouk nightclub. Rappers Saweetie and Two Chainz were slated to perform on the Friday night I attended. Security and staff were professional upon entry. Zouk is a nice-sized club with four bars and a small dance floor that seemed like an afterthought due to its tiny size compared to the venue. However, there are plenty of areas to dance in the aisle ways and in front of the bars and several people danced in the open areas. The ventilation in the nightclub isn't the best so I had to remove my fedora to stay cool. The crowd was diverse and I had a good time. I would return if they had a performer that I wanted to see. The light show was stimulating and the sound system knocked.

Come here for Club night, free drinks ! Free entry! Maybe it was just that night but I didnt like it much it was EDM all night its not really for dancing, standing all night ! Not my type of club night so we walked outside to Gatsby's Cocktail&Lounge! Which I loved ! I am coming back again and next time I will check out the DJ before coming . The people work here are very profferional and respectfull of the guests, bathroom is clean other

When I'm in Vegas I usually book a table here. Booking is pretty easy but service could be less pretentious as it's not the best club in Vegas. I love Zedd though and have seen him 3x and he's a resident DJ here so I go where he is. I have seen Tiesto here. His parties aren't nearly as good as zedd. Highly recommend booking a table here. A table for 10+ will run you $2k+ but when you split it with everyone, it's not much at all. It's worth skipping the ridiculous long line, having your own area so you're not crammed and a bottle. Our fav area is towards the back since you're close to the bathroom and the outdoor space. If you don't have a table good luck getting around, it's like sardines in there. I don't like that they don't have sparklers here or some kind of things we can get for bday celebrations. But you can't get your name and photo in the big screen for a price but I think sparklers and signs are much more fun.

This place is definitely a night club scene! Great setting to the movie that is my life as of these last few years. We saw lil Wayne. He came out at 330pm. The security and bouncers were legit too serious. And one bouncer shoved a girl to get another "vip" group by. There is no food. Eat before and pregame before because drinks are expensive!!!! Overall 8/10

Recently got a table at Zouk for Lil Wayne through Brian Pfeffer VIP Host (773-459-8133) for Zouk. Zouk is pretty much your standard top tier Vegas nightclub. If you're a club vet, then you won't be disappointed nor amazed. Just a solid Vegas club. Obv if it's your first Vegas club experience, you're gonna think everything is amazing. Won't go wrong at Zouk. Brian was able to hook me up with his own personal prices for a table, which were lower than advertised prices on Zouk's website. He walked me and my crew through the massive line straight to the table. Highly recommend Brian for his VIP services. 3.5 stars for Zouk (avg top tier Vegas club), 5 stars for Brian, I'd leave 4.5 stars if I could, but hey, it's yelp so here we are with 4 stars overall for the experience.

This place was absolutely disgusting. We got here pretty late - 11 PM so we could see the headliner, but by 12 am, we had to leave. The place was packed with people, which is fine, but it was all dudes, very little girl groups/ females in general. My friend got stepped on by a worker and then yelled at when she motioned to the fact that he was still on her foot. Friends got groped by random guys, and drinks got spilled on one of us, too. All in less than an hour!? Music was okay, but there was no communication about where to line up for the dance floor, so people were packed in hallways, hence the groping and spills. Literally go anywhere else that being said, the promoter that got us in was nice.

Refrain from the dress code because it's bullshit I caught ppl wearing hats and 2 different shoes. The music was catered to 2011 yuppies and they lined up to just touch elbows. All hype and prepare to be shamed to dance as if you didn't pay 60 for a shot

Zouk has easily become one of my favorite nightclubs in Vegas purely for their residency. Home to some of the most prominent EDM artists, this club is definitely worth checking out especially if you haven't set foot inside Resorts World. Like every club on the strip, always utilize a promoter to get your group in for free. Even ratio dominates here and they typically have a generous rule of comped entry before midnight or 1am with drink tickets for ladies. I've seen Disclosure, Audien, and Slander here and have been both on the dance floor and onstage. There is nothing quite like being on the dance floor underneath what they call "the mothership" and the massive LED screens onstage with the LED panels on the ceiling. That black space on the ceiling really adds to the depth and appearance of being larger than it is. The table prices here are relatively modest in comparison to other clubs on the strip and allow you to have groups of 12-15 per table. Overall, I'm excited and grateful to have a new home for EDM and I look forward to what they have in store. (5/100--2023)

Went here last night to see Slander and had the best night ever!!! Our bottle girl Mel was so cute and attentive she added so much fun to the experience. She is a big part of the reason I would go back to Zouk

So you're in Vegas ready to get f****** We'll here's my experience we celebrated my boiz birthday so we had a decent group We saw ZEDD Saturday night And it was so much fun zedd came out around 1:20am and he played for like 1 hour and 30 minutes The drinks are $26 and if you want water they will only give you fiji and it's $14 for a small bottle water but hey it's Vegas they have about 3 bar areas The dance floor if you want to be next to the DJ as possible you have to line up like at 9:30ish Over the vibe was right

Came here on a Thursday was super easy getting in on guestlist. The club is actually kind of small so I can imagine it being crazy packed if it was a Friday or Saturday. I thought the visuals on the ceiling screens were pretty cool and the lights as well, but Zouk wouldn't be my first choice due to the size of the venue unless there was a really good dj spinning here.

My first Vegas clubbing experience. Is it normal for clubs in Vegas to feel more like a concert instead of nightclub? Genuine question. The dance floor area was very small and most people were not dancing (not that they have much space to dance anyway). The reserved tables were the only areas that have enough space for people to move around. It's roped off though, so they'd definitely get their own personal space. Honestly, this night club is the least space efficient club that I've been to. If you want to have a decent clubbing experience & be able to move around, you'd definitely need to get a table. I'd recommend getting one at the dance floor so you can be closer to all that action. My bf and I stood (yes stood - not danced) in the same spot for 4 hours because we didn't wanna lose our spot L O L (we want that good visual of Tiesto). Everyone around us did the same. We were all there for the headliner. We couldn't even go get a drink / use the restroom by the time midnight hits because it was just way too packed. We had tickets for two nights (Tiesto and Zedd), but one night of Zouk experience was more than enough for us. Definitely the weirdest "clubbing" experience I've ever had. The lighting and effects were pretty cool for the 2nd DJ and the headliner, but that happens after 11pm. Honestly, still not the worst night club I've been to though. At least they have good music and special effects here.

The employees kept touching my butt during a security pat down. I mean I liked it, but typically I pay a fee for that at a hotel room it's not part of club entry. Had a nice time besides that!

This review concerns the John Hype DJ concert on Halloween night, October 31, 2024. It was touted as a "Halloween Party." I invested significant money in my Luchador costume but was told that no masks were allowed at the venue. Ironically, there was a Halloween Costume contest in which, if you won, you could come up on stage wearing your costume. However, management must have had their wires crossed because the security people said no masks were allowed in the venue at all. There was one person with a painted cat face and glasses. Two security persons were debating if this constituted a mask. I put my luchador mask on my head and wore it as a cap. But I was told, technically, I was still wearing a mask. Meanwhile, I pointed out that a guy dressed like a baseball player was wearing a cap as part of his costume; why could not my Luchador mask be worn as a cap? But they said no. One of the security personnel asked me if I was from Las Vegas. I said, no, I was from out of town. He smiled and said everyone in Vegas knows how touchy clubs are about people wearing masks. I reminded him that millions of us who visit Las Vegas were unlikely to know the inside scoop on mask-wearing in Las Vegas, especially on Halloween. I then asked him if he ever went to a Halloween party outside of Vegas and if he ever heard of masks being banned at a Halloween party. He just shrugged his shoulder and walked away. At this point, I was definitely crestfallen, so I decided to ask for a refund. A security person flagged down another person from a booth, and I asked him about getting one. He said he only worked security and I would have to get a refund online. Hopefully, I get one. I was disappointed that no management staff was around to address customer complaints, so I was instead shooed away. No doubt Zouk is a great club, but when you have poor management that does not make themselves available to customers, that is the beginning of the demise of any club or business, no matter how great of a venue it might be.