We were on the guestlist for Kaskade so we got in free. I've been to a lot of the clubs on the strip and thought this one was poorly designed and small. We had to climb quite a few flights of stairs through the fire escape stairwell which was not fun in our six inch heels. You enter in and have to walk through a small walkway in the shape of a half moon. When you get to the middle you're able to exit into a bigger area that lets out to the pool where the day club takes place. When the club gets packed it's a traffic control nightmare. You literally have to push your way through a cramped crowd to get in, out or around to get to the bar, bathrooms, or exit. If you're claustrophobic don't even think of going here. \n\n    I didn't enjoy the opening DJ's set and that put me off for Kaskade. DJ Lema stuck with the same B.P.M's his whole set which I found boring. I've been to every Insomniac event and listen to countless EDM  podcasts and found his set to lack creative transitions and sampling/mixing. Even with the awesome screens and visuals it did nothing for me. At one point I thought they changed D.J's because I saw no one managing the laptop or mixing for a good three minutes which lead me to believe his set was pre-recorded. \n\n    The club itself reminded me of a mini-scale version of XS and I left the main room to go elsewhere before Kaskade came on. On the way out we found the hip-hop room and wish we'd went there first because it was a good time but super crowded. My suggestion is to find the hip-hop room first before hitting the main floor.