Omnia Nightclub main room with the kinetic chandelier at Caesars Palace Las Vegas
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Caesars Palace Las Vegas Omnia

Three rooms, three sounds, and the most famous chandelier in Las Vegas nightlife. What to know before your group goes, from an operator who brings groups here regularly.

GXP Tours · Las Vegas nightlife operator · Updated July 2026

Three Clubs Wearing One Name

Omnia's real advantage isn't the light show. It's that a group that can't agree on music never has to.

Location
Caesars Palace
Rooms
3 distinct spaces
Music
EDM, Hip-Hop, House
Arrive
Before peak rush
Known For
Kinetic chandelier
Dress Code

Omnia is one of the most recognizable venues on the Strip, sitting in the middle of everything at Caesars Palace. The Main Room's kinetic chandelier is the image everyone knows, but the smartest thing about the venue is the way it splits into three separate rooms with three separate sounds. The catch: everyone else knows this venue too. The line builds early, which shapes how we plan Omnia nights for our groups.

The Rooms

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO THE LAYOUT

Who Counts as a Big Headliner

These are the names that move the Main Room into the top of its price range. If one of them is on your date, expect big headliner pricing below.

Tiësto Calvin Harris Martin Garrix Zedd Steve Aoki Alesso Fisher
Main Room
EDM · The chandelier room

The centerpiece: a multi-level room built around a massive kinetic chandelier that moves and transforms over the dance floor all night. This is where the headliners play and where the production budget lives.

The chandelier show is the photo moment. Get your group's pictures early, before the floor packs in.

Booths sit on tiered levels wrapping the dance floor, with the balcony overlooking it all from above.

What a Table Runs
Main floor
Regular weekend$2,000 to $9,000
Holiday weekend$3,500 to $15,000
Big headliner$4,000 to $15,000
Balcony level
Regular weekend$1,000 to $6,000
Holiday weekend$2,500 to $8,000
Big headliner$2,000 to $8,000

The spread inside each range is about where the table actually sits. On the main floor the tiers step down toward the dance floor and every step closer costs more. On the balcony it runs small booth, large booth, then the skybox, and a table nearer the DJ booth prices above the same size table further back.

Heart Room
Hip-Hop · Its own DJ

A separate, more intimate room playing hip-hop with its own DJ and its own energy. When the Main Room is wall-to-wall EDM, half your group will end up here and thank you for it.

If the Main Room booking isn't your sound, don't write off the night. The Heart Room is a different club.

Compact by comparison. Booths ring the floor on two sides with a long bar down the right wall, so every seat is close to the DJ.

What a Table Runs
Regular weekend$800 to $2,000
Holiday weekend$1,000 to $2,000
Big headliner$1,000 to $2,000

Where you sit sets the price here too: second tier at the bottom of the range, tables on the dance floor above that, owners tables at the top.

The Terrace
House · Outdoor, Strip views

The rooftop space overlooking the Las Vegas Strip, playing house music. Fresh air, a skyline view from the middle of the Strip, and room to actually have a conversation.

Best reset spot in the building. When the Main Room peaks, take ten minutes out here.

Booths line the back wall, the DJ sits off to one side, and the front row of seating faces out over the Strip.

What a Table Runs
Regular weekend$800 to $2,500
Holiday weekend$1,000 to $2,500
Big headliner$1,000 to $2,500

Same idea outside: Strip view seating, cabanas, and the second tier are three different rates for the same night.

All table minimums are for a Friday or Saturday, before tax and gratuity. A big headliner means a Martin Garrix, Zedd, Alesso or Tiësto tier booking, and those nights price at or above a holiday weekend. Weeknights sit below all three. Notice the Heart Room and the Terrace barely move no matter who is playing, which is why they are usually the better value on an expensive night. Tell us your date and we will price the actual night.

GXP Tours wedding party group at Omnia Nightclub Las Vegas

Watch: the full chandelier drop in the Main Room.

Watch First

OMNIA KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

The full walkthrough: the rooms, the chandelier, and what the night actually looks like from the inside.

Before You Choose Omnia

Omnia is one of Las Vegas's most famous nightclubs, which is exactly why Friday and Saturday headliner nights are often dramatically oversold.

The line starts hours before opening. The headliner may not perform until midnight or later, and the venue can become extremely crowded both outside and inside.

The full clip: the line to get into Omnia on a Steve Aoki night. Watch on TikTok

Still want Omnia? No problem. Just know what you're walking into.

What to expect on a major headliner night
  • Complimentary entry is never guaranteed. Omnia controls admission and can stop complimentary entry and begin charging at any time.
  • Paying general admission does not skip the line. Everyone still has to pass security and have their ID checked.
  • Expedited or VIP entry may be available, but can cost $200 to $500+ per person on high-demand nights, and security screening still applies.
  • Once inside, expect an extremely dense crowd, long drink waits, and no guaranteed place to sit without a table.
  • GXP can help arrange paid or expedited options, but we cannot override the venue's admission, security, capacity, or pricing decisions.
  • Going specifically for the DJ? Omnia may still be worth it to you. Just looking for a great nightclub? Ask us about a better-fit venue for your night.

Pick Your Room, Not Just Your Night

At most clubs you choose a night and hope the sound fits. At Omnia the rooms do that work, but the booking still matters: check who's playing your date, because the Main Room lives and dies by the headliner.

Main Room
EDM Headliners
Tiësto, Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, that tier of production. On major headliner nights this room hits capacity fast, and fire code is fire code. That's when planning matters most.
Heart Room
Hip-Hop All Night
A reliable hip-hop room regardless of who's headlining next door. Groups who split between rooms get the best of both.
Terrace
House With a View
House music outdoors over the Strip. A completely different pace from the Main Room, ten steps away.
From the Operator

WHAT MOST PEOPLE MISS INSIDER TIPS

Tip 01

Without a Table, Arriving Early Is Mandatory

If you are not walking in on a table, treat an early arrival as a requirement, not a suggestion. Omnia is one of the most in-demand doors on the Strip, the line builds long before the room fills, and getting there early is the single biggest thing you actually control.

Tip 02

On Sold-Out Headliner Nights, Have a Plan

When a globally recognized DJ sells the place out, more people show up than the building can hold and no ticket changes fire code. On those nights we advise our groups to either pick a different venue or lock in a VIP table. We'll tell you at booking if your date looks like one of those nights.

Tip 03

The Three Rooms Do Not Fill Up the Same

Each room has its own vibe, and they do not get busy at the same rate. The Main Room is the one that gets extremely crowded. The Heart Room and the Terrace usually stay a lot more spacious and a lot less busy, so there is somewhere to go when the main floor is shoulder to shoulder.

Honest Take

IS THIS VENUE RIGHT FOR YOU WHO IT WORKS FOR

Good Fit
  • Groups with a larger budget
  • First-time Vegas visitors who want the flagship experience
  • Bachelorette and birthday groups chasing the big photo moment
  • Anyone who wants EDM headliners with a hip-hop escape hatch
  • Groups willing to start their night early
Not the Right Fit
  • Groups who refuse to leave the hotel before midnight
  • Anyone who wants a small, intimate, locals-style room
  • Groups on sold-out headliner nights without a table plan
★★★★★

"Aaron is the BEST in Vegas! We trust him to plan our nights and he always delivers. This trip he got us into Omnia on one of the busiest nights with headliner DJ Tiësto and we skipped the insane lines. Total VIP moment!"

Jenny Young · Verified Google Review

Common Questions

Answers from someone who brings groups here regularly.

What kind of music does Omnia Las Vegas play?
Three rooms, three sounds: EDM in the Main Room, hip-hop in the Heart Room, and house music on the Terrace. It's the rare Vegas club where a mixed group doesn't have to compromise.
What is the layout of Omnia?
The multi-level Main Room sits under the kinetic chandelier, the Heart Room is a separate space with its own DJ, and the Terrace is outdoors with a view over the Strip. All three connect inside Caesars Palace.
What time should we arrive?
Before the peak-hour rush, earlier than feels natural. Omnia's line builds faster than almost any door on the Strip. On headliner nights this is the difference between a great night and watching from the sidewalk.
Is Omnia good for a bachelorette party?
Yes. Between the chandelier photo moment, the three-room variety, and the center-Strip location, it's one of the strongest bachelorette picks on the Strip. See our Las Vegas bachelorette planning page for how groups build the whole weekend.
Is the dress code strict at Omnia?
Standard upscale Vegas rules, enforced at the door. Men: no athletic wear, shorts, or sneakers. Full breakdown in our Las Vegas Nightclub Dress Code guide.
Can we go to Omnia with the Nightclub on Wheels?
Yes. Your night starts at Coyote Ugly at New York-New York (the earlier start matters for Omnia), your private stocked bus takes the group down the Strip with a Las Vegas Sign photo stop, and you arrive with complimentary entry included. One flat all-inclusive price, 4-person minimum, strictly 21+. Restrictions apply for special events, major holiday weekends, and sold-out nights. Book the Nightclub on Wheels here.

Take Your Group to Omnia

Two ways to go. The Nightclub on Wheels is our own party bus night: complimentary entry, one flat price, your group just shows up. For a table at Omnia instead, send us your date and we will come back with pricing and put you with the right people at the venue.

Restrictions apply for special events, major holiday weekends, and sold-out nights.