Ugh. I really can't with Las Vegas \"beach clubs\" and \"mega clubs\". It's just not my scene to pay hundreds of dollars to do something I should be able to do for free. Always feels like a ripoff. \n\nWith that in mind, the Liquid beach club at the Aria hotel and casino was a huge disappointment. Like other yelpers have been saying it is a very small pool with very basic lounge and cabana areas. Last year I attended TOA Beach and it had infinitely better pools and lounge areas. My boyfriend and I got in for free because we were guests at the hotel (thank goodness we did not have to pay a cover for that snooze fest). Once arriving the pool had maybe 10 people in it awkwardly sitting on the edge of the pool. \n\nWe found out that all of the lounge chairs cost $215 FREAKIN DOLLARS just to have a place to sit. Are you kidding me? The three pools outside of Liquid are bigger and I can plop my butt down in any of those chairs for free. The whole mentality of treating these beach clubs like night clubs is ludicrous.\n\nI was later talking to a guest who said that lots of people were interested in coming in and joining the \"party\" but once they found out how expensive the chairs were they left. It seems like a loose-loose for the Aria, no pool guests to create the party atmosphere and loss of money on cover charge and drinks. \n\nIf I were to recommend a beach party it would be TOA on a weekend, being on the guest list, with a party full of women. Then you may have a good time at these \"exclusive\" clubs.