We want YOU to have an epic experience, so please read all the important information below, as we are required to abide by all rules and regulations set forth by every venue. Dress code in Las Vegas is STRICTLY enforced. Please find details on the enforced dress code for each type of crawl below: Las Vegas Club Crawl, Las Vegas Pool Crawl, Fremont Street Bar Crawl. This is a basic list for what not to wear, please check with the venues or email us if you have specific questions!
GENTLEMEN: We encourage you to wear nice jeans or slacks and dress shoes or nice fashion sneakers. Please note that collared shirts such as a polo, blazer or button down are REQUIRED for men.
WHAT NOT TO WEAR (prohibited attire)
LADIES: We encourage you to wear cocktail attire with heels or fashionable flats.
WHAT NOT TO WEAR (prohibited attire)
Nightclub items that are PROHIBITED:
GENTLEMEN: We encourage you to wear a muscle tee, button-up or t-shirt with swim trunks (board shorts) with sandals or slides. Swim trunks are REQUIRED (no cotton, basketball, cargo or chino shorts)
WHAT NOT TO WEAR (prohibited attire)
LADIES: A bathing suit is required for entry. Coverups are encouraged (for starting bars), Sandals, heels, or flip flops are acceptable.
WHAT NOT TO WEAR (prohibited attire)
During Nightswim crawls you have the option to dress to impress and follow the club crawl dress code or you may wear swim attire and follow the pool crawl dress code. Though you must only choose one you can not mix and match the attire.
Pool crawl items that are PROHIBITED:
This dress code goes for both men and women, it is casual wear but neat attire is highly encouraged.
WHAT NOT TO WEAR (prohibited attire)
Bar Crawl items that are PROHIBITED:
BAG CHECK AND COAT CHECK:
All venues offer bag and coat checks if needed. Bag checks may require a fee to check them in and will be at your own expense. During the wintertime if we visit outdoor venues (such as Chateau or XS nightclub) fashionable coats are permitted. All other venues will require a coat check at your own expense.