Every Friday through Sunday, the world’s largest gentlemen’s club opens the doors to its adjacent topless dayclub for weekend parties packed with DJs, drink specials, and beautiful women. Customers can lounge poolside, hang out with social media celebrities, or opt for the venue’s signature 60 Minutes of Fame package, which gives aspiring DJs an hour of stage time, five bottles of Champagne to spray plus billboard promotion around Las Vegas.

From the outside, Encore Beach Club at Encore Laas Vegas looks and sounds like some exclusive house party at a mansion. The interior lives up to the hype with a crisp white and red color scheme and one of the most sought-after parties in Las Vegas. The 50,000-square-foot space boasts DJs including Diplo, David Guetta, and more, plus night swim parties that bring the sizzle after dark. Open Friday through Sunday at 11 a.m.

Those in search of a more laid-back alternative to the thumping dance parties that define most Las Vegas dayclubs will find it at the Aquatic Club. Only available to guests of the Venetian and the Palazzo, this vintage-inspired pool club offers a sophisticated take on the dayclub featuring mellow DJ sounds, spiked ice cream bars, and craft cocktails served in fresh watermelons. DJ sets take place noon until 5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

The Linq’s pool has two big things going for it: it’s free to get in, and it’s 21 plus. Located next to the shops and restaurants of the Linq Promenade, this pool party is the perfect way to have fun in the sun without blowing a ton of money. In addition to complimentary admission, customers can enjoy bottomless mimosas on Sundays, and two-for-one drinks for Nevada locals every Tuesday. Pool-goers can expect DJs every Friday through Sunday and a slightly more relaxed vibe during the week. Open daily at 9 a.m.

The oldest hotel on the Las Vegas Strip serves up a surprisingly modern party at the Go Pool Dayclub. The lush, waterfall-adorned pool at the Flamingo throws a memorable soiree seven days a week featuring DJs, celebrity hosts, and a wide variety of musical acts ranging from country to hip hop. Open daily at 9 a.m.

Traditionally known as a classic, laid-back pool destination, the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis at Caesars Palace offers a diverse range of Vegas swim experiences. For the dayclub-minded, there are live DJs at Neptune pool, the largest one in the pool complex. Venus pool features weekend DJs, drinks, and fun floaties, while Fortuna pool offers swimup blackjack. Open daily.

Drai’s Nightclub devotees can keep the party going at Drai’s Beachclub all week long at the Cromwell. The palm-studded rooftop space features eight luxury pools, private cabanas, and a gourmet kitchen, 75 bottle-service tables, Strip views, plus acclaimed artists and DJs. Live entertainment trends toward hip-hop here, with musical guests including Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, and French Montana. Open Thursday through Sunday starting March 13.

Planet Hollywood Resort’s The Scene Pool Deck features two separate pool decks, two pool bars, live DJs, and 31 cabanas and daybeds. Open daily from 10ma.m. to 6 p.m.

Aria’s answer to the dayclub experience is as elegant as it is uninhibited. Liquid features two pools, multiple bars, and intimate cabanas where revelers can retreat from the sun and order coconut shrimp, Mahi Mahi tacos, and mojitos. On the pool deck, the party is fueled by DJs and watermelon-infused cocktails. The venue is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Recently renovated in anticipation of the 2020 pool season, Wet Republic at MGM Grand promises a bigger, better, wetter version of its already popular 54,500-square-foot dayclub space. Partygoers can expect nightclub-inspired technology touches, saltwater plunge pools, cabanas, elevated poolside fare, and DJ sets from Steve Aoki, Zedd, Kaskade, Tiesto, and others. Open Thursday through Monday at 11 a.m.

Every Friday through Sunday, the NoMad Pool, a part of NoMad Hotel inside Park MGM, throws an intimate yet wild pool party known as JEMAA. This boutique dayclub is fueled by an upscale Champagne list, Instagram-worthy cocktails designed to serve 15, plus much-loved fare from NoMad bar including fried chicken with chili-lime yogurt, fava bean hummus, and milk and pina colada soft serve.

Before the incarnation of Daylight Beach Club, Mandalay Bay was already famous for its wave pool and lazy river. The Daylight venue added 50,000 square feet of outdoor space for performances from DJs and musical acts. Partiers can dance and swim in a 4,400-square-foot pool, kick back in VIP bungalows, and enjoy weekly events including Rosé All Day Thursdays. Open Thursday and Sunday at noon and Friday and Saturday at 11 a.m.