The Marquee is a complete and utter cluster-fuck. Like a big beautiful disaster where all rational goes out the window. \n\n*Nightclub*\n\nInstead of a logical system for entering the club (with signs or helpful personnel), there's a ridiculous swarm of people kinda sectioned off in twisting lines. We had to approach 3 different doormen  just to find the correct line. We opted to buy the All Access Weekend pass and that did seem to help by cutting the entry process down to about 10 minutes total.\n\nNow I'm a little torn on the rest of our experience because there were some genuinely enjoyable aspects.\n\n*The club is actually really beautiful. \n*The views are fabulous\n*The music was was legitimately good and exactly what you would expect it to be for a Vegas club\n\nUnfortunately all of the good stuff was nearly canceled out by:\n\n* The ridiculous herding system they have in place with staff constantly directing you with flashlights in big circles. They make it near impossible to just find a spot to hangout out in. If you want to sit, you're gonna have to pay for it.\n*The dance floor is ridiculous. Well, the entire place is pretty ridiculous, but especially the dance floor. I'd read the reviews before hand so I expected it, but it was beyond what  I had imagined. You're literally packed into the most uncomfortable mass of people. As hard as you try, you just can't seem to enjoy yourself. \n\n**Dayclub***\n\nBasically the same as above. However, I found the Dayclub far more enjoyable. The people watching was pretty fantastic. Nearly everyone was good looking, half naked and either drunk or well on their way there. Whats not to love?!\nMy friend and I found a nice little spot to sit right by the pool which was filled to about capacity. This was EASILY the murkiest water I have ever seen in my life with about 1 foot visibility. I saw a woman drop her sunglasses in the water at one point and as she dove down to grab them was warned \"Don't open your eyes! You might end up pregnant!\"\n\nKinda skanky yet fun!  This is, after all, what you come to Vegas expecting.