Instead, once you’re at the bar, the venue just asks that you purchase at least two beverages. But you don’t have to prepay this amount. Typically, there’s a two-drink minimum per person requirement, though. So first, if you don’t need a table and you’re just going to check out the view and have some drinks, you can walk up to the podium and ask to go up.

(I’ll cover seating options in the next section.) There are two ways you can get into the Legacy Club – you can either walk up or make a table reservation. Of course, the ideal choice is dress shoes for both ladies and men.Īnd remember, admittance is always at management’s discretion. Typically, when it comes to the dress codes in Vegas, your shoes are the most important. I know it’s hot in Vegas, but this is an upscale bar with table service, so it’s best to look your finest. Some guests come to the venue in shorts and get turned away at the door. There’s also a bar in the middle of the club with cocktail creations that you won’t find anywhere else in the city. Now, if you don’t want to be outside on the patio, the inside section still offers fantastic vantage points with floor-to-ceiling windows.

But the outside terrace is the real show stopper here – it’s expansive, faces The Strip, and has unobstructed views, thanks to the glass railings. The rooftop lounge also has an indoor and outdoor area, with each section offering outstanding sightlines. So you’ll get a little history lesson about our great city as you enter the club. There’s Howard Hughes, Steve Wynn, Jay Sarno, and Bob Stupak – to name a few. For instance, the statues and photos of the pioneers that helped shape Vegas into what it is today are the first things you’ll see. And that’s immediately evident the second you step off the elevator. The Legacy Club is named in honor of the founders and dreamers behind Las Vegas.

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