What it is
Encore Beach Club (EBC) is the pool party that put Wynn/Encore on the Vegas dayclub map — 60,000 square feet spread across three temperature-controlled pools, with a red-and-white striped color scheme that photographs like nowhere else on the Strip. It runs Friday through Sunday, opening at 11 a.m., with a headlining DJ lineup that's included names like The Chainsmokers, Calvin Harris, Marshmello and Sofi Tukker. The venue is on the Encore Esplanade, accessible from Encore's main valet or through the parking garage.
General admission gets you in the door and standing room by the pools and dance floor; the real EBC experience is a table. Options range from beach couches and daybeds to lily pads and water couches sitting right in the shallow end, up to cabanas and bungalows with a private daybed out front, TV, fridge, safe and misting fan. Every table comes with a dedicated cocktail server, unlimited mixers, and (for cabanas/bungalows) a set-up made for a full day of lounging between dance breaks.
Why it works for the bride tribe
EBC is a built-in photo op — the striped cabanas, turquoise water and skyline backdrop do a lot of the work for a bride tribe that wants content without staging anything. A cabana or daybed reservation gives the group its own home base for the day: shade, a private daybed for group shots, and a server who keeps drinks coming so nobody's stuck waiting at a bar in a swimsuit. Lily pads and water couches are a fun, cheaper alternative if you want to be in the pool with a drink in hand rather than poolside.
It's also flexible with energy levels — the group can dance right up front near the DJ booth when a set is peaking, then retreat to the table to reapply sunscreen and regroup. Traditional bottle presentations with sparklers and signage are common for bachelorette celebrations, so don't be shy about asking your server to flag the occasion.
Planning tips
When to book: EBC only runs Friday–Sunday, so lock your Vegas dates around one of those days if this is a must-do. Book tables at least 3-4 weeks out for a weekend slot in peak season (roughly March–October); Saturdays sell out fastest and run the highest minimums.
Budget: General admission runs about $25-50 for women, cheaper than the men's rate, though weekend/DJ-headliner days push toward $75. Guest list (via a promoter) often gets women in free before 1 p.m. Tables start around $1,000 minimum spend for a beach couch or daybed on a Friday, climbing to $2,000+ for a cabana and well beyond for bungalows — plus roughly 40% on top for venue fee, tax and gratuity. For a group of 8-10 splitting a daybed or lily pad, budget $150-250+ per person once you add the table minimum to admission-equivalent costs.
Dress code: 21+ only. Swimwear or cover-ups required; no jeans, athletic gear, or costume-y pieces — the door staff enforces it strictly, so check the dress code before you leave the hotel room.
Good to know
- Where: Wynn/Encore, 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S — enter via the Encore Esplanade or main valet.
- Days/hours: Friday-Sunday, opens 11 a.m. (season and exact hours vary — check wynnsocial.com/events before you go).
- Price: General admission ~$25-75/person depending on gender and day; tables from ~$1,000 minimum spend plus ~40% fees (July 2026).
- Group size: General admission works for any size; tables comfortably seat 6-15 depending on the option.
- Age: 21+ only, valid ID required.
- Season: Runs roughly March through October, weather dependent.
- Booking: Direct through the official Wynn site — no third-party listing needed, though promoters can arrange guest-list entry.
