Vegas does pool parties a little differently, and this crawl leans into the chaos in a good way. You get VIP Fast Pass entry to Daylight Beach Club at Mandalay Bay first, then you ride the Strip on a private party bus while DJs and cocktails set the mood. After that, you hit a second pool party at a different Strip venue (it changes daily) with VIP entry included.

I especially like the combo of a real skip-the-lines plan plus a scheduled “in-between” ride. You’re not just hopping between venues; you also get a guided party-bus stretch down the Strip with mixed cocktails and an air-conditioned vehicle. That beats trying to coordinate taxis and timing on a hot Vegas day.

One thing to consider: this tour runs on a tight clock. If check-in gets messy (construction, wrong meeting spot, or you show up late), you can miss a venue, and the schedule keeps moving.

Quick Key Points

• VIP Fast Pass at two pool parties with cover charges included for both stops
• Daylight Beach Club + a second Strip venue that changes daily based on availability
• Party bus ride down the Strip with mixed cocktails and water while you’re onboard
• Small group size (up to 50) so the vibe stays social without feeling like a herd
• Strict timing matters because the venues require arrivals at set check-in times

Daylight Beach Club: Your VIP Start at Mandalay Bay

Your day kicks off at Daylight Beach Club at Mandalay Bay, starting at 12:00 pm. This is the “first anchor” of the crawl, and it matters because it sets the tone: you’re not wasting time hunting for entry, you’re getting in with fast-pass style access after check-in with your host.

Once you’re inside, you can lounge by the pool or poolside while a live DJ plays hits to get the party started. That DJ + water + beach-club layout is exactly what makes this kind of tour feel like a Vegas special event instead of just a ticketed hangout. And because this is a scheduled first stop, you’re more likely to arrive when the energy is fresh rather than scrambling after peak crowds.

From a value point of view, I like that this first venue is built into the package, not treated like a bonus. You’re paying a single price (listed at $59 per person) to get into this pool club with fast-pass entry and included cover charge. Add the fact that you’re going to another venue later, and the math starts to make sense fast.

That said, you need to be ready for the pace. The tour is designed around venues that want you in at a specific time, so don’t treat check-in like a suggestion. If you’re confused about where to go in Vegas, do the boring thing: plug the meeting point address into your phone and leave a buffer.

The Party Bus Stretch: Cocktails, AC, and a Strip Ride

Between pool parties, the tour moves you by private party bus. The idea here is simple: you don’t just transport yourself, you stay in the “Vegas mode” while the Strip rolls by.

Onboard, you get mixed cocktails and bottled water. You’re also in an air-conditioned vehicle, which is a real quality-of-life perk in the middle of a Vegas afternoon. This isn’t a sightseeing bus with quiet commentary. It’s the in-between section where groups mingle, music drives the vibe, and the ride actually feels like part of the show.

This is also where the tour’s small-group structure helps. With a maximum of 50 travelers, you’re less likely to feel like you’re waiting forever for instructions or standing shoulder-to-shoulder at every checkpoint. In a city full of big-group tours, that smaller scale can make the day feel more like a coordinated plan with friends you haven’t met yet.

One practical note: the bus experience is a highlight for a lot of people, but it’s not a guarantee of specific photo stops. If seeing the Welcome to Las Vegas sign is a must-have shot, I’d treat it as a maybe, not a promise, since routes and stops can vary.

Stop Two on the Strip: VIP Entry at a Venue That Changes Daily

After the bus ride, you arrive at a second pool party on the Las Vegas Strip. This is where the crawl becomes interesting, because the second venue is not always the same place. The venue changes daily to keep things fresh, and you’ll see options like Encore Beach Club, LIV Beach, Ayu Dayclub, and Azilo Ultra Pool listed as typical stops.

The payoff is VIP Fast-Pass entry again, with the cover charge included. So even though the venue changes, you’re not rolling the dice on whether you’ll get in or have to pay extra at the gate. Once you’re inside, you can usually stay until the venue closes, around 5:30 pm.

Here’s the trade-off: you don’t have full control over which club you land at. That’s great if you’re flexible and just want a top-tier pool party atmosphere. It’s less great if you’ve already decided on a specific venue because you’ve built your day around that one vibe.

Time also matters at the second stop. A wristband-style entry lets you enjoy the venue, but you still need to stay aware of your arrival and bag/security timing. Vegas venues can be strict about pacing, and if you lose time at the drop-off and entry line, you’ll feel it because the day isn’t long.

Also, music preferences vary. Some people love the energy and DJ mixes, while others want more variety than what one style of playlist might deliver. If you know your taste runs toward mainstream pop or classic club tracks, show up ready to dance, but keep your expectations realistic for DJ programming.

What the Tour Actually Includes (and What It Leaves Off)

This crawl is built around admission and getting you between pool clubs without stress. Here’s what you can count on, based on what’s included:

Included:

• Fast Pass entry for both pool party stops
• Cover charges to get into the venues
• VIP host guidance for check-in
• Air-conditioned vehicle on the party bus ride
• Bottled water and mixed cocktails while you’re on the bus

Not included:

• Lunch and snacks
• Cabanas and seating inside the venue
• Alcoholic beverages inside the pool clubs
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

This last part is a big deal for planning. Since there’s no hotel pick-up, you need to get yourself to the start point at Daylight Beach Club at 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Mandalay Bay Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89119. The good news is the meeting location is near public transportation, so you’re not totally locked into taxis.

If you come hungry, you’ll want to plan food before or after. If you’re expecting to keep buying drinks inside the clubs, plan for that too, because alcohol inside the venues isn’t included.

Hosts and Group Energy: Why This Crawl Can Feel Easy

For a pool party crawl, the host is more than a ticket checker. The host’s job is to keep a timeline moving and get everyone into the right place at the right time. That matters in Vegas, where a 20-minute delay can turn into a missed entry window.

I’ve seen multiple host names come up in connection with good energy, especially Luis and Tina. When a host is doing a great job, it shows in the little things: people know where to be, the group doesn’t feel lost, and the bus vibe stays fun instead of awkward.

But I’ll be equally honest about what can go wrong. The schedule depends on check-in timing, and if you’re confused about construction routes or the meeting point, a text exchange may not be enough to save you. One harsh lesson from past guests is that if you miss check-in, the bus may not wait. So I recommend treating the meeting instructions like an airline boarding time, not like a casual meetup.

If you’re the type who hates surprises, this tour may still work for you, as long as you prepare. Put the meeting address in your navigation app. Take a screenshot of the itinerary. If you’re unsure, message your host early and confirm.

Price Value: What $59 Buys You in a Vegas Pool Party World

At $59 per person, this tour is trying to bundle three things: entry into two pool clubs (with cover charges handled), a party bus ride, and included drinks on the bus. That can be better value than piecing it together yourself, especially if you don’t want to deal with multiple ticket purchases and timing problems.

Where the value can feel greatest is when you treat this as a day event, not a “cheap way to get into one pool.” You’re paying for the fact that you’re getting VIP-style entry to the first and second pool parties plus a built-in ride between them. If you’ve ever tried to plan two Vegas pool clubs back-to-back, you know the hidden costs: time, transport, and the risk of missing a gate.

Now, a fair warning on expectations: VIP upgrades in nightlife can vary, and not everyone feels they get a noticeably higher level of alcohol service. In some past experiences, guests felt the VIP upcharge didn’t change liquor options the way they expected. This tour’s included part is the Fast Pass and cover charge admission. If you care most about a guaranteed premium bar experience inside the clubs, read carefully and don’t assume every VIP label means the same thing across venues.

Who This Crawl Fits Best (and Who Should Skip It)

This works best for you if:

• You want two pool parties without building a schedule yourself
• You like the idea of a social group day, meeting people while moving between venues
• You’re staying near the Mandalay Bay area or can easily reach the meeting point by your own transport
• You enjoy party-bus energy as part of the fun, not just a means of getting there

It may not be the right fit if:

• You have very strict plans and hate schedule pressure
• You need guaranteed access to a specific second venue
• You expect alcohol inside the pool clubs to be included
• You’re traveling with a group that moves slowly, because check-in timing is critical

Also, this is an adult-only experience. You must be 21+ to participate, which keeps the vibe aligned with a true Vegas nightlife crowd.

Should You Book Vegas Pool Party Crawl by Party Bus?

I think you should book this tour if you want an organized, party-focused way to do Vegas pool clubs with minimal logistics. The strongest reasons are the two VIP Fast Pass entries, the included cover charges, and the party bus stretch down the Strip with mixed cocktails and water.

I’d pause and think twice if you’re the kind of traveler who needs certainty on the second venue, or if you’re worried about missing check-in due to navigation or schedule confusion. This crawl can be very smooth when everyone shows up on time. When timing slips, the day can feel unfair in a hurry.

If you’re flexible, social, and ready to treat 12:00 pm like a real start time, this is a solid way to turn one Vegas afternoon into two pool party moments.

FAQ

How long is the Vegas Pool Party Crawl?

The tour lasts about 4 hours.

What time does the tour start and where is the meeting point?

It starts at 12:00 pm at Daylight Beach Club, 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Mandalay Bay Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89119.

Does the tour include hotel pick-up or drop-off?

No. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are not included. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What is the age requirement?

You must be 21 years old to participate.

What pool clubs are included?

You get VIP Fast Pass entry to Daylight Beach Club first, then a second pool party on the Strip. The second venue changes daily and may include places like Encore Beach Club, LIV Beach, Ayu Dayclub, or Azilo Ultra Pool.

What’s included in the price?

Included items are Fast Pass entry, cover charges for the venues, a VIP host, air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and mixed cocktails while on the party bus.

Are alcohol drinks included inside the pool venues?

No. Alcoholic beverages inside the venues are not included.

How many people are on the tour?

The experience has a maximum of 50 travelers.

Is there cancellation protection if plans change or weather is bad?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The experience also requires good weather; if it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.