What it is
Maya Dayclub is Scottsdale's answer to the Vegas pool party: a sprawling outdoor venue in Old Town with a huge pool, daybeds and cabanas, a stage for live DJs, and a dress code that means everyone's actually dressed for it (upscale swimwear, not cover-ups and flip-flops). It runs as a full daytime event on weekends, with the pool deck filling up early and staying loud through the afternoon.
Cabanas and daybeds can be reserved in advance and typically come with dedicated service, a private spot to stash your stuff, and the option to add bottle service. Without a reservation you can still get in and grab space around the pool, but a cabana is what makes it easy to keep a group of 8-15 together instead of scattered across the deck.
Why it works for the group
This is the "we came to Scottsdale to be seen" block of the weekend. It's built for exactly this: a group in coordinated swimsuits, a cabana as home base for photos and drinks, and a DJ set loud enough that you don't need to plan conversation. It photographs better than almost anything else on a bachelorette itinerary — floaties, champagne, sun, the whole look.
It also solves a real logistics problem: instead of trying to keep a big group together at a hotel pool, a reserved cabana gives everyone a fixed spot to return to between swims, drinks, and dancing.
Planning tips
When to book: Cabanas book out weeks ahead for peak season (spring, especially around events like Spring Training), so reserve as soon as your date is locked. Call or book through the venue directly — this is a self-managed booking, not through a third-party platform.
What to budget: Expect $$$ territory once you factor in a cabana or daybed plus bottle service; entry alone is cheaper if you skip the reserved space, but with a group of 10+ a cabana is worth it to avoid losing each other on a packed deck.
Time to set aside: Plan for a half-day block, roughly 3-4 hours, since dayclub energy builds through the afternoon and you don't want to rush out right as the DJ set peaks.
Good to know
- Where: Old Town Scottsdale (Entertainment District).
- Duration: Plan for 3-4 hours.
- Price: $$$ (cabana/daybed + bottle service pushes this up; entry-only is cheaper).
- Dress code: Upscale swim attire required — no athleisure, jeans, or worn/casual clothing.
- Booking: Self-managed spot — book cabanas directly through mayaclubaz.com.
