Stadium Swim

Stadium Swim is an arena-sized oasis in the desert featuring six pools, a 40-foot HD screen, and swim-up bars. Stadium Swim is an “Open Format” venue playing hits from all styles and genres of music.

Stadium Swim opened on Monday, Oct. 19, 2020

Stadium Swim is on the rooftop of the Circa Hotel in the Fremont Street of Las Vegas.

The cover charge is $20 and can increase based on demand.

The wait time for entering the Stadium Swim is not too long on the weekdays. But since the weekends are the busiest days, you can expect to wait for 30 minutes to an hour. On special events, which also may happen on weekdays, you can expect to wait for 20 minutes to 30 minutes.

Stadium Swim is the only day club open for 365 days. The opening hour is from 9:00 am to 11:00 pm on Sundays till Fridays and from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm on Saturdays.

If you want to see club action in its full swing, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays are the best days to go to Stadium Swim. However, this place is always busy when a sporting event is being broadcasted.

Swimwear is highly recommended, but not mandated. There isn’t a particular dress code that you have to follow at the Swim Stadium. Regular clothing is also allowed. However, if you wish to experience a pool party fun to the fullest, get in wearing swimwear or beach attire.

Mixed drinks and special 32-ounce cocktails start at $27, beers $10, and shots $12. Bottles of alcohol start from $325 and expect to pay $60 for pitchers.

Yes, there are a few poolside gambling options besides sports betting. You can go for table games like Blackjack and Poker while enjoying swimming.

You can listen to EDM, Hip Hop, Tropical, and Top 40 music.

While many pools in winter are closed, Stadium Swim is the only dayclub in Las Vegas that remains open all year round.

Stadium Swim allows bettors to watch, bet, and more.

Along with Circa Resort guests, anyone 21 and older staying at the D Las Vegas and Golden Gate Hotel & Casino will be able to access Stadium Swim for free and enjoy the pools one hour before it opens to the public.

Yes, it allows open smoking. There are ashtrays every two chairs.

They have plenty of lockers and storage areas at all the paid seating.

Yes. Each pool and spa is heated to a different temperature ranging from 78-94 degrees. Top-level spas will be heated to 104 on colder days.

Stadium Swim table and cabana reservations can start as low as $150 for entry-level chairs, mid-level seating at $1500, and go as high as $5000 for super cabana prime seating depending on the special event.

Prohibited items include marijuana, other illegal drugs, vaporizers, e-cigs, sharp objects, weapons, gums, vitamins, over-the-counter medications, baby wipes, food, beverages, and video cameras or DSLR cameras.

Stadium Swim Bottle Service ranges between $325 – $10,000. Bottle service pricing varies greatly depending on the size of your group, the table, daybed, cabana that you reserve, and the kind of alcoholic beverage you demand.

Yes, Stadium Swim offers a guest list on all days of the week wherein women on the guest lists get in for free, and men get a reduction in cover charges. Sometimes, men also get free entry in groups of even number or groups of more women than men.