Terrace Afterhours

the audience.Lastly, the overall balance and EQ of the club's sound system were not well managed. The frequency response was uneven, and some frequencies were given too much emphasis while others were overlooked. This resulted in a dull and lifeless audio experience. The overall balance of the sound was lacking, and the sound system failed to bring out the full tonal range of the music being played.Additionally, the club's sound system lacked the necessary power to fill the space effectively. As a result, the system was forced to operate at high levels to deliver adequate volume, leading to further distortion and a diminished sound experience for the audience.In conclusion, the nightclub needs to make investments in their sound system if they want to improve the overall audio experience for their guests. This includes upgrading the components of the sound system, properly tuning and configuring the EQ, routing and cabling, investing in better loudspeakers and subwoofers, implementing acoustic treatment solutions in the club's space, and hiring a skilled audio technician to manage the sound system effectively. With a better sound system, the nightclub can create a more enjoyable and memorable experience for their patrons.

Went here with some friends after celebrating NYE. One of the guys with us had some co-worker/friend's there so we went & joined all of them. So they don't give you a discount if your a local so it cost $50 to get in which is crazy $$$$$. The guy with us knew a name of a guy who promotes there so we got in for $20 under his name. Drinks are $$$$ too but a little cheaper here then downstairs in the strip club. I got a double vodka & paid $23 for it. Downstairs I got a regular vodka & spent $20 for it. If your a local you can pay $20 for a discount card that gives you 1/2 off drinks but only in the strip club. You can't use that card upstairs. Also they will not look your account up & give you another card if you have one already. I didn't have it on me as I wasn't planning on going here. They told me I could buy another card for $20 & then I could get my drink for $10. I was like "no thanks!" I sucked it up & spent $20 on a drink downstairs & then went back upstairs to the after hours club. So it's nice you can go between the too but @ their drink prices I stopped drinking as I didn't want to keep spending crazy money! It felt like an EDM scene here. The music they were playing, how some of the people were dressed & the activities going on around there on stage. I wouldn't be surprised if there were some people on drugs. They allowed 2 girls to go into the same bathroom stale @ once. It was kinda crowded, the wait to get a drink took forever & the bathroom line took a little bit of time too. The music wasn't that bad. I tried to make the best of it & have fun so I danced with my friends but the thought of jumping in an Uber & heading back to the hotel wouldn't leave my mind. After some time we all decide to leave. This is a place that I will probably never ever go back to due to the high cost, long waits & the EDM "like" environment.

Nothing like dancing until the sunrises on a rooftop terrace! Open from 2-8am, I had a great Sunday morning here last week. The entry fee for out of town guests is definitely competitive. We waited a little while at the bar for drinks in the beginning, as it was busy but I wouldn't let that defer you. Definitely a unique experience and great dance music.

As a Vegas local, being here less than a year (& moving from Miami Beach) I was genuinely worried I want going to get my fix of house music. In comes Terrace Afterhours. Jessica, Brett, & Stephen have done such an amazing job with this venue that it's confusing to recognize that you are on the rooftop of a strip club. Love Hustler by the way. Not only is it great music & great people, it makes me feeling like I'm back in Miami Beach. Drink prices, including bottle service is amazing & honestly where else can you go & pay a maximum admission fee of $10 (subject to change based on talent that is performing). NO WHERE. Oh yes, forgot to mention no lines no velvet rope bullshit & no bad music. If you're an early riser, come check it out or if you're a late nighter, come check it out; or if you're like me, an all around we lol, just show up & I promise if you're into that deep house, afro house, techno beat, you will truly enjoy it!See you on the dancefloor...

Boring low energy. Dj only plays edm. Strict dress code NON ENFORCED, anyone can walk in there wearing anything. Drinks were ok. Also the cover fee is whatever they want you to pay. Although it is roof top it is not the best view

Brett and the team who run this place are proper old school house heads, techno heads. They appreciate the vibe that electronic music had before EDM arrived commercialized the scene with mainstream party goers without respect for the underground vibe that EDM was born from. If you don't like big, nasty EDM clubs, and appreciate a proper safe scene with proper house music then this is your vibe. So worth the visit.... Bring your sun glasses for sunrise! :-)

Owner is amazing vibe is dope people are dope music is amazing I highly recommend checking this spot out

This is not only the best afterhours in Las Vegas but the best venue for true underground house and tech house music. Nowhere else can you get that experience in Vegas to the level that Terrace brings it. They care about the music the vibe and the people that come in. Everyone is friendly and welcoming and you get a real diverse crowd which is refreshing in Las Vegas. It attracts both locals and tourist and if you want a great house experience this is where you want to go!

This is a really cool spot with a lot of potential but nonetheless leaves a lot to be desired. First, the good: Great setup, abundant parking, fantastic view outside, decent amount of space to dance, late hours. You can tell this place is run by people who have a passion for music.The bad: The entrance was hard to find and is all the way around the back. We had to wait in line forever because they only use a guestlist (not digital qr code tickets like virtually everyone else), so they had to look up each person's name on their list, making the entire process take forever. Perhaps the worst part was the inattentive security inside. While there were tons of security at the ticket booth making sure people weren't sneaking in without a ticket or sneaking in booze or drugs, once inside, my wife was almost immediately accosted by a rather large man with no security in sight. Not long after that, the same man got in a pretty major fist fight with someone else (probably after accosting someone else's wife) and again, no security. Other patrons had to break the fight up and to the best of my knowledge, that man left on his own, not because there were ever any security involved. This is concerning considering it's all part of one of the biggest strip clubs in Vegas. You'd think security would be better. Beyond that, it falls victim to a lot of the other same prentious Vegas BS you see in other bars and clubs: overpriced drinks, no seating unless you buy a bottle, and for New Years they advertised an open bar from 9 AM to Midnight, but this was flatly not true from what we saw. People were still being charged for drinks (if they could even get one - there were two bartenders for the entire place). Of course, I'm sure we could have gotten good service if we dropped a grand on a bottle, which seems to be all they care about. There just seems to be a real disconnect between what this club wants to be and the people with the purse strings trying to extract every dollar they can. Overall it made for an unpleasant experience.

If you wanna keep dancing after the clubs close, this is your place. Drinks are priced very fair compared to other vegas clubs. The played very good house beats. Hit up Brian Pfieffier at 773-459-8133, he's a great VIP host and showed us a great time here