Palm Tree Beach Club

Palm Tree Beach Club is built as a full-scale Las Vegas dayclub rather than a quiet resort pool. A lush visual theme, powerful sound and a roster of prominent electronic artists create a festival-like atmosphere around the water. Guests come to dance, socialize and be part of the scene as much as they do to swim.

General admission provides access to the party, while daybeds, tables and private cabanas offer reserved space and bottle service for groups. Those upgrades can make a long pool day more comfortable, but they also move the experience into premium nightlife pricing. Signature cocktails and shareable food are available to keep groups settled in between sets.

Swimwear is expected, but guests should review the venue's current entry policies and prohibited-item rules before arriving. Popular headliners can produce lines and a dense crowd, so advance tickets and early planning are worthwhile.

This is best for visitors who want music, dancing and spectacle in the sun. Travelers looking for a calm pool afternoon should use one of MGM Grand's regular resort pools instead.

Choose the date as carefully as the seating. The operator promotes Good Life Fridays around hip-hop and R&B, while other dated parties feature individual DJs. Use the current artist calendar to match the music to your group; the venue name alone does not tell you who is playing. Confirm that your ticket is for the dayclub event you want, rather than assuming a hotel reservation covers admission.

For reserved space, the operator lists bungalows, cabanas and daybeds as separate choices. Ask how many guests the reservation admits, where it sits relative to the performance area, and what shade is included. Compare the complete bill, including required spending and fees, with buying individual admission. A group that needs a place to sit should settle that before booking rather than treating a general-admission ticket as a seating reservation.

Plan around the admission deadline on your dated ticket. Leave time to walk through MGM Grand and complete entry checks; the resort address is not the dayclub entrance. Opening time helps you plan arrival, but does not establish when a headliner starts.