The DJ is the focal point of Marquee. Music is certainly the main attraction of Marquee, where a 40-foot video wall designed by V Squared Labs Inc. will have resident and guest DJs spinning in front of custom visuals, while sound pumps through the Funktion One system and SJ Lighting plays off the walls. Though the dance floor is intimate and surrounded by VIP booths (think Lavo), an elevated second bar area is behind that, plus another dance floor and movable furnishings to adapt to the club’s needs on any given night.
Ascending one of three elevators up to the club on the newest Strip resort’s sixth floor, guests are greeted by the first of multiple bars; rich purple, gold and dark accents dominate the club throughout. The main room is to the left; on the right, stairs lead to the Boom Box room (but we’ll get to that later).
As go-go dancers in mirror-lined boxes work their magic, views of the Las Vegas Strip make up the back wall of windows. Off the main room is access to the Dayclub area where, though still under construction, elements will include outdoor gaming, a performance stage, two pools and eight super-cabanas, each with individual infinity pools, plus deluxe three-story bungalows where guests can party and stay the night.
In addition to the Nightclub space, Marquee will debut its Dayclub in the warmer spring months. Featuring Grand Cabanas with individual infinity pools, the Dayclub also boasts a multitude of three-story Bungalow Lofts, complete with a cabana, living quarters and a party.
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