LIQUID Pool Lounge

Decided to step out for a weekday pool lounge day and settled Liquid Pool due to the music selection advertised (hip-hop/R&b). The pool is at the Aria. Upon arrival prior to 3PM you can find a promoter to obtain free guest pass or could also obtain guest passes online prior via Google search. This pool is more on the smaller side compared to some of the other Vegas pools/day lounges. I like it this way because it's more intimate and creates a welcoming environment for all. They offer day beds/cabana rentals surrounding the pool or locker rentals where you can store your belongings while you swim and lounge around. Also, when you get in the pool area they give you towels to utilize while swimming. The vibe was nice however the music wasn't completed as advertised. It was less hip-hop/r&b and more mash up of edm and pop selections. Overall, it was okay but I did not stay too long before deciding to go elsewhere to lounge and not charged with hefty fee from daybed rentals and less than ideal music selections. If you're staying around the Aria/strip, you should give this pool a try for a nice mid day lounge selection but make sure you find a way to obtain guest pass as paying for this pool unnecessary and not worth it.

Liquid Pool Lounge was a disappointing experience. The pool was much smaller than expected and overcrowded. The prices were outrageously high for the subpar amenities offered. Overall, it was not worth the visit.

We had such a great time at LIQUID! Our table service was amazing! Super attentive and the entire staff from check in to serving were fantastic! Constantly waiting on our party of eight making sure we were enjoying our time. The bottle service and food A+ Worth every bit! Great crowd and awesome DJ !

I was having a hard time in the beginning but once you know the rules getting in is a smooth transition.FIRST, No bookbags, bags. If you bag is semi-big to big. You won't be allowed in unless you have a cabana/section. Sections were $350 and this was a weekday(Wed-Thurs)Secondly, make sure to get on a guestlist for free entry. Drinks start around $21. They play a lot of Hip Hop and Top 40. I will say out of all the pool parties this was the most engaging. People were mingling, throwing a beach ball around. I really enjoyed myself here.Nice size pool, there is a sitting pool for the VIP cabanas. Definitely, will be back.

Popular pool lounge and it hadn't quite opened for the summer so this is a review of the pool area! Was a beautiful day and loved the palm trees ! Totally enjoyed the view and rye sunshine and worth coming here when you're at the Aria !!

Very small. Zero lounge chairs. You can only sit if you pay for a bed. They made me throw out my water I just bought. I walked in and walked right out to lay at the Aria which has a way bigger pool, good service and free lounge chairs. Don't fuck with my water in a desert! So dumb.

I have been to a few dayclubs and pools. To be quite frank with you, this one was my least favorite...but still not bad. I felt like I had to walk forever to get here. It is located past all of the pools within the Aria and I just felt like I was trekking forever. It was cool to get a whole tour of the Aria pools though, and I mean that genuinely. Once I got to Liquid though, wow, it was underwhelming. There was a bar, one small pool, and then a bunch of cabanas around the perimeter. It was also just so...awkward. I make friends and mingle everywhere I go...but when I tell you, nobody was talking to anyone. Everyone was just standing around haha. Another memorable part of my visit was that the speakers were not balanced...or something. When you went into the bathroom, everything just shook horribly and it sounded awful. I was also excited because there was an open bar for a few hours while I was here. I went up to order and I don't know what it was, my drink tasted pretty horrible. There were three options to choose from, I believe I got some kind of peach flavored lemonade. I can handle just about anything but I didn't take more than a few sips of that. There was a very good looking bartender at the lounge, while I was there. If you see him, you'll know. I ended up going to my hotel's pool later in the day and this was about a million times better and more fun. I don't think Liquid Pool Lounge was the place for me, as I left pretty quickly into it. However, I am sure some people love it!

This place is trash. Small, overpriced, and just boring. Also, my partner and I were discriminated against for being queer. They told us to move from where we were sitting several times and were very rude to us, while they never approached or requested any hetero couples to move. We were on the guest list, had been there for hours, and they still chose to treat us as less than. Never again. This is the person that targeted us (multiple times) and had absolutely no shame for doing so.

Worst Pool Lounge in Vegas. First they made us throw out our water in 105 degree weather. There is no where to sit. WORST drinks ever and at ridiculous prices (even for Vegas). The staff were all douche bags on a power trip. Plain weird from start to finish.

After reading some of the more recent reviews, I highly suggest research being done before going here. The environment truly is a dayclub as it's a live DJ + no free lounge chairs. The music heavily relies on the DJ and their preferred genre(s).Went here on a Wednesday as our vacation trip had no weekend days on the strip, had looked up the DJ on Instagram and even DMed them asking if they spin mainly hip-hop as that's what me and the wife can only really enjoy.After going in without a reservation, we asked for a daybed which was going for $350 minimum spend. We were a party of 4, 2 guys 2 girls and we figured on a triple digit temperature day, we were going to buy several drinks regardless and figured we were going to spend that much. We were surprisingly upgraded to a pool couch thanks to our VIP host. A pitcher of any frozen or mixed cocktail goes for $130 and pours out at least four 16-oz cups. The best drink we had was a mojito that was of Hennessy and blackberry mix. Some food, two pitchers, and a 32-oz cocktail that was placed in a large tumbler, we were right over our minimum spend. The bill came out to about $510+ which was after tax, gratuity and service fees were applied. This is just about right for a dayclub and not buying an actual bottle of liquor.This beats some of the typical hotel pools since cabana/daybed rentals are just a fee for the use of the space and none of the rental costs goes towards drinks or food. As opposed to most dayclubs, your rental costs actually goes towards buying drinks and food.We had a blast, was at dayclub for roughly 5+ hours. We even asked our waitress what the crowd usually is on a Wednesday and she said our day was the most packed she's seen it. Almost every daybed was taken, every pool couch was taken, and there were even bungalows (have their own private pools) had guests. The small pool in the center of it all was packed the entire time.