Tailgate Beach Club Las Vegas – Supreme 125-Foot Screens

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About Tailgate Beach Club Las Vegas

Tailgate Beach Club Las Vegas is a sports dayclub at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, built for fans who want a pool, a cold drink, and a perfect view of the game in the same spot. The venue was formerly known as Daylight Beach Club, and the rebrand points the entire experience at the scoreboard instead of the DJ booth. The tagline, “All In, All Day,” tells you the plan: show up for kickoff, stay through the final whistle, and never lose sight of the action.

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The screens are the headline. Celano Design Studio Co. designed the venue around more than 125 feet of LED screens that create a 360 degree viewing environment, so a clear line of sight to the game follows you from the water to the bar to your bungalow. Three heated pools anchor the layout, and the heat is what lets Tailgate stretch its season well beyond a typical summer pool schedule, with hours that can shift through the year.

Capacity reaches 2,000 guests, which gives big games real stadium energy. When a championship matchup or a mega title fight lands on those screens, the cheering, the groans, and the shared celebration make this one of the loudest places on the Strip.

Halftime does not mean downtime. Cabanas equipped with PlayStations keep the competitive spirit going, and the deck adds beer pong, foosball, and ping pong for friends who want to settle a rivalry that has nothing to do with the score. Seating options include 25 cabanas, 2 premium bungalows, plus room around the pools and bar, so a solo fan, a bachelor party, and a full watch party can each find a setup that fits.

Groups that want the full dayclub treatment can add premium bottle service. Tailgate also recognizes that championship moments come in many forms, with select watch parties for reality TV finales, trending pop culture events, and breakout streaming hits. A rose ceremony gets the same screens as a touchdown.

The menu takes classic game day food and gives it a sharper edge. The Buffalo Chicken Tender Sandwich, Mini Philly Cheesesteaks, and the MVP Slider Tray are the crowd favorites, built for passing around a cabana. Behind the bar, specialty cocktails like the Orange Crush, the Cucumber Cooler, and a signature Paloma Twist sit beside an extensive list of beers and spirits. Bettors get an extra angle too, because Tailgate serves as a primary headquarters for BetMGM users, with hosted viewing parties and in app rewards you can redeem on property.

Location finishes the pitch. Allegiant Stadium and Michelob ULTRA Arena sit close by, which makes this Mandalay Bay dayclub a natural pre game and post game headquarters for Las Vegas sports weekends. For the full resort picture, see our Mandalay Bay Resort profile.

Our take: Tailgate Beach Club Las Vegas works because it commits to one idea. The game is the show, and the pools, cabanas, and cocktails exist to make watching it better. Die hard fans, casual friend groups, and visitors who just want a seat at a big moment all get something out of it. If your Las Vegas trip lines up with a playoff run, a title fight, or a season opener, this is where to plan your day.

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Start with the schedule. The heated pools at Tailgate Beach Club Las Vegas are designed to stretch the season well beyond summer, so schedules can shift during the year, with the earliest openings landing on the weekend so Saturday and Sunday game windows are covered. On the current schedule, the club is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Friday has the earliest closing time. Marquee games, title fights, and special events can shift those hours, so confirm the current schedule by calling (702) 632-4700 before you build a day around one matchup.

Reservations matter more than most people expect. Cabanas, premium bungalows, and bottle service tend to fill first when a big game or fight lands on the calendar, so book ahead for anything tied to a marquee event. Call the club to ask about general entry, cabana options, and bungalow availability for your date, because details can vary by event.

Plan for a pool day. Bring swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a cover up for walking through the resort, and drink water between cocktails, because Las Vegas sun and a long game are a dehydrating combination. Age policies at Las Vegas pool venues can change by day and by event, so confirm the entry age before you bring anyone under 21. Wagering through BetMGM requires you to be 21 or older and physically in Nevada, so set up your account before you arrive if you want to use the in app rewards on property.

Getting there is simple because Tailgate sits on the Mandalay Bay property. Rideshare and taxi riders can be dropped at the resort, and drivers can use Mandalay Bay’s self parking garages before following the signs toward the pool area. Allow extra time on game days and fight nights, since events at Allegiant Stadium and Michelob ULTRA Arena can slow traffic on the south end of the Strip. Whichever way you arrive, aim to be settled before the opening whistle, because the best part of Tailgate Beach Club Las Vegas is the energy in the minutes before a big game starts.