(Jersey) Shore things
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MDW? More like FPW for the GTL set. It’s a Fist Pumping Weekend as Jersey Shore madness spreads all over Vegas like the mysteries in a seaside hot tub. But if seeing Ronnie at Jet on Friday night (May 28), or DJ Pauly D during the Love Festival at the Palms on Sunday (May 30) isn’t Shoretastic enough, now it’s your turn to get in front of the cameras and show off those abs. That’s right, Jersey Shore wants YOU. The MTV show will hold a casting call at Bare Pool at the Mirage Sunday (May 30), starting at 11 a.m. Who knows? Maybe you’ll be lucky enough to be the next sucker-punch seen ’round the world.
Bare
Bare Pool Lounge at the Mirage Hotel & Casino had its grand opening for the summer season on March 14.
Bare, which offers European-style topless-optional sunbathing, offers a sophisticated ambiance to the adult party-goer who enjoys extensive VIP services and the best in outdoor entertainment. Guests can sneak away into one of the two luxury dipping pools or rest easy in a private cabana and experience the ultra-VIP luxury of an exclusive Las Vegas retreat.
Complete with a full-service bar and a poolside menu created by The Light Group’s Corporate Executive Chef Brian Massie, Bare Pool Lounge offers poolside pampering and outdoor entertainment.
Bare will be open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through Sunday until April 15. From April 16 to April 29 it will be will open Thursday through Monday.
Starting April 30, Bare is open seven days a week.
The cover charge is $40 ($10 for women) on Friday and Saturday, and $20 ($10 for women) on weekdays. Locals are free Monday through Thursday.
Resident DJs will be DJ Karma, DJ Que, DJ Greg Lopez, DJ Sincere and DJ Shaun O'Neale. DJ Bamboozle will be a guest DJ.
3400 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Inside The Mirage
Las Vegas,
NV
89109
702-693-8300
Palms Pool & Bungalows
The Palms Pool & Bungalows features two acres of swimming pools that can accommodate up to 3,000 guests for the weekly live concert pool parties, Ditch Fridays and Ditch Saturdays.
The pool has three bars. The Glass Bar is under an elevated glass-bottomed deck pool and provides cool comfort for those above and unique scenery for those below. The Waterfall Bar is hidden behind a cascading, 12-foot waterfall. And the Entry Bar greets guests as they enter the watery oasis.
The pool also has 27 cabanas. Each features a 32-inch LCD TV, speakers with individual volume control, a house phone, a lighted fan, a refrigerator, a safe and furniture.
There is no admission charge for hotel guests or locals until the pool parties start on May 3. The 2012 pool party admission charge was $40 per person. Season passes are $385. Season passes, daily tickets and bottle service can be acquired online.
The Palms Pool also features three two-story poolside bungalows, which have two outdoor decks, a Jacuzzi, a private bar, a 42-inch plasma TV, a DVD, a stereo, LCD TVs in the bathrooms and king beds with direct views of the stage.
4321 W Flamingo Rd
Las Vegas,
NV
89103
702-942-7777
Jet
Jet, the self-proclaimed ultimate nightclub experience, is a music junkie’s dream-come-true, featuring multiple levels and three different rooms, each with a distinctive variety of music. The sunken dance floor and various stages where patrons can join sexy dancers make Jet the prime place to show off your stuff or sit back and people-watch. A true sensory experience, Jet’s ceiling is embedded with video screens that display graphics that change with the beat of the music. The long main bar spanning the back of the club is a great place to chat and take a breather from the bustling dance floor. DJs on the large main floor spin hip-hop while smaller side rooms are dedicated to house and rock. Whatever your musical taste, Jet can accommodate.
3400 Las Vegas Blvd. S.
Las Vegas,
NV
89109
702-693-8300
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