TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian
As verified in October 2026, TAO Beach Dayclub crowns The Venetian 4th-floor rooftop across a 47,000-square-foot Balinese jungle oasis anchored by towering Daniel Popper botanical sculptures, pricing general admission at $37.93–$97.54 out the door ($48.77 typical average) with daybeds starting at $600–$1,200 food-and-beverage minimums. Operating seasonally mid-March through October from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Thursday–Sunday via a 7-minute walk from The Venetian guest elevators, the high-energy Tao Group venue enforces a strict 21+ physical government ID check and upscale swimwear dress code.
Compare General Admission Entry ($48.77 OTD) & Poolside Daybed ($800+ F&B Min)
What changes: Unlike standard fried pool snacks, TAO Beach serves full TAO kitchen sashimi boats, crispy rice, and Wagyu sliders toward daybed minimums.
What is TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian really like in plain English?
TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian is a premier daytime attraction in Las Vegas. Rebuilt from the studs up in a $50 million transformation, TAO Beach Dayclub is a lush 47,000-square-foot Balinese rooftop jungle atop The Venetian Level 4 featuring towering Daniel Popper botanical goddess sculptures, culinary sushi boats, and A-list house DJs like Fisher, Alesso, and Illenium.
Rebuilt from the studs up in a $50 million transformation, TAO Beach Dayclub is a lush 47,000-square-foot Balinese rooftop jungle atop The Venetian Level 4 featuring towering Daniel Popper botanical goddess sculptures, culinary sushi boats, and A-list house DJs like Fisher, Alesso, and Illenium.
Understanding the atmosphere and scale helps you choose daytime activities that align with your pacing and energy.
Who is TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian genuinely great for?
Target audience profile: 21+ house-music lovers, chic bachelorette squads, design-conscious partygoers, and VIP table groups who actually care about gourmet poolside sushi alongside bottle service.
21+ house-music lovers, chic bachelorette squads, design-conscious partygoers, and VIP table groups who actually care about gourmet poolside sushi alongside bottle service.
Whether traveling with kids or looking for a 21+ party, choosing the right venue prevents disappointment.
Who should skip TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian and what is the better daytime alternative?
Families with minors, claustrophobic guests averse to dense festival-like dance decks at 3:00 PM, or casual swimmers seeking quiet laps. Travelers seeking a different atmosphere should consider Venetian Resort Pools next door on Level 4 (complimentary and serene for Venetian hotel guests) or AYU Dayclub at Resorts World (for more open breathing room).
Families with minors, claustrophobic guests averse to dense festival-like dance decks at 3:00 PM, or casual swimmers seeking quiet laps.
Recommended Alternative: Venetian Resort Pools next door on Level 4 (complimentary and serene for Venetian hotel guests) or AYU Dayclub at Resorts World (for more open breathing room)
Is standard entry adequate or is a reserved daybed essential at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Entry vs upgraded seating reality: General Admission ($37.93–$97.54 OTD) grants standing pool-deck and bar access; guaranteed seating requires booking a Daybed ($600–$1,200+ F&B min) or luxury Cabana ($2,500–$8,000+ min).
General Admission ($37.93–$97.54 OTD) grants standing pool-deck and bar access; guaranteed seating requires booking a Daybed ($600–$1,200+ F&B min) or luxury Cabana ($2,500–$8,000+ min).
Assessing shade and seating guarantees avoids being stranded on hot pool decks without chairs.
What is the true out-the-door cost for 1, 2, and 4 guests at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Pricing truth: Standard online GA averages $48.77 OTD ($97.54 for 2; $195.08 for 4), surging to $85–$110 on Fisher or holiday Saturdays; add 20% auto-gratuity, venue fee, and 8.375% tax to table minimums.
Standard online GA averages $48.77 OTD ($97.54 for 2; $195.08 for 4), surging to $85–$110 on Fisher or holiday Saturdays; add 20% auto-gratuity, venue fee, and 8.375% tax to table minimums.
Clark County’s 8.375% sales tax and venue service fees are computed in our Out-the-Door Price Truth tables.
What you’ll actually pay at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian
| Item | 1 Guest | 2 Guests | 4 Guests |
|---|---|---|---|
| General admission or day pass Standard daytime entry or reserved pass | $45.00 | $90.00 | $180.00 |
| Ticketing & venue service fee Standard online or box-office processing | $12.00 | $24.00 | $48.00 |
| Taxes & local charges (8.375%) Clark County tax where applicable | $4.77 | $9.55 | $19.10 |
| Estimated out-the-door total
Includes taxes & mandatory fees · Excludes temporary card holds
| $61.77 | $123.55 | $247.10 |
What do cocktails, food, and minimum spends cost at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Food and beverage costs: Cocktails start at $22–$27 and pitchers run $70–$90, while TAO’s full culinary kitchen sends out $95–$250 giant sashimi boats, tuna crispy rice, and pork potstickers toward daybed minimums.
Cocktails start at $22–$27 and pitchers run $70–$90, while TAO’s full culinary kitchen sends out $95–$250 giant sashimi boats, tuna crispy rice, and pork potstickers toward daybed minimums.
Poolside menus carry significant markups; review minimum spend contracts carefully before signing.
What extra fees hit on-site for lockers, towels, and rentals at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Ancillary fees: GA digital lockers rent for $25.00–$40.00 near entry (towels reserved for daybed/cabana guests, so GA visitors should bring a hotel pool towel).
GA digital lockers rent for $25.00–$40.00 near entry (towels reserved for daybed/cabana guests, so GA visitors should bring a hotel pool towel).
Bringing personal essentials reduces unnecessary on-site rental charges.
What happens during high winds, lightning, or 115°F extreme heat at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Weather and temperature policies: Operates seasonally mid-March through October on the sheltered 4th-floor rooftop courtyard; severe lightning temporarily clears the two pool basins.
Operates seasonally mid-March through October on the sheltered 4th-floor rooftop courtyard; severe lightning temporarily clears the two pool basins.
Always verify operating status during severe desert weather advisories.
What is the operating season and daily hours for TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Operating schedule: Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (headliner DJs hit the stage around 3:00 PM).
Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (headliner DJs hit the stage around 3:00 PM).
Outdoor pools typically operate March to October, while indoor facilities run year-round.
How bad is the morning chair scramble and towel clearing at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Lounger rush reality: Zero free loungers inside TAO Beach; arrive before 12:15 PM on GA tickets to avoid 45-minute Level 4 hallway lines and claim central pool railing real estate.
Zero free loungers inside TAO Beach; arrive before 12:15 PM on GA tickets to avoid 45-minute Level 4 hallway lines and claim central pool railing real estate.
Resort staff actively monitor and clear unattended loungers to maintain fair access.
At what hour do resort towers cast shade across TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Solar and shade profile: Overhanging tropical palms, timber pergolas, and surrounding Venetian towers cast dappled shade over the western perimeter by 3:00 PM.
Overhanging tropical palms, timber pergolas, and surrounding Venetian towers cast dappled shade over the western perimeter by 3:00 PM.
Understanding tower shade angles helps sunbathers maximize rays and heat-sensitive guests find natural relief.
Are in-and-out privileges allowed and how does re-entry work at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Re-entry rules: General Admission tickets are strictly single-entry with zero in-and-out privileges; VIP cabana/daybed wristbands permit host-approved re-entry.
General Admission tickets are strictly single-entry with zero in-and-out privileges; VIP cabana/daybed wristbands permit host-approved re-entry.
Keep wristbands intact if planning to step inside for lunch before returning.
What is the exact walking route from casino elevators to TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Pedestrian approach route: Ride The Venetian Tower guest elevators up to Level 4 Pool Deck and follow the dedicated bamboo hallway signs 3 minutes to TAO Beach security.
Ride The Venetian Tower guest elevators up to Level 4 Pool Deck and follow the dedicated bamboo hallway signs 3 minutes to TAO Beach security.
Navigating casino corridors takes 4–8 minutes before reaching pool gates.
Getting to TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian
From Main arrival entrance → To Check-in & entry gate
Venetian South Tower Elevators
Walk through The Venetian casino floor to the Venetian Tower guest elevators and ride up to Level 4 Pool Deck.
Bamboo Portal Security Check
Follow TAO Beach directional signs along the 4th-floor promenade to the ID scanner and thorough bag-search queue.
Tendai Sculpture Courtyard
Step beneath the lush tropical canopy facing the twin pools and monumental wooden goddess sculpture.
Where are restrooms and changing stalls located at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Sanitary facilities: Stylized indoor air-conditioned restrooms sit off the rear bar corridor; lines build 2:30 PM–4:30 PM while upper VIP cabanas access private facilities.
Stylized indoor air-conditioned restrooms sit off the rear bar corridor; lines build 2:30 PM–4:30 PM while upper VIP cabanas access private facilities.
Changing stalls and outdoor rinse showers are available at all major aquatic complexes.
Where is the nearest air-conditioned refuge (<5-min walk) to cool down from TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Indoor cooling refuge: Exiting the club drops you into The Venetian Level 4 air-conditioned elevator concourse in 45 seconds.
Exiting the club drops you into The Venetian Level 4 air-conditioned elevator concourse in 45 seconds.
Taking frequent indoor air-conditioned breaks is critical when summer heat exceeds 105°F.
What casual grab-and-go food or lunch spots sit right next to TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Nearby dining options: Grand Lux Cafe (24/7), Miznon pitas, Black Tap burgers, and Taco Bell Cantina sit one elevator ride down on Casino/Shoppes levels.
Grand Lux Cafe (24/7), Miznon pitas, Black Tap burgers, and Taco Bell Cantina sit one elevator ride down on Casino/Shoppes levels.
Stepping inside for lunch is often significantly cheaper and higher quality than poolside concessions.
What are minimum age limits and 21+ adult pool boundaries at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Age requirements: Strict 21+ physical government ID or passport scan at entry; zero tolerance for expired IDs or digital phone photos.
Strict 21+ physical government ID or passport scan at entry; zero tolerance for expired IDs or digital phone photos.
Security strictly checks government photo ID at all 21+ adult pool gates.
What items are confiscated at security at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Security bag policies: Thorough bag search confiscates vapes, cannabis, gum, eye drops, outside liquids, prescription pills without matching ID bottle, aerosol sprays, and bags larger than 12x8x4 inches.
Thorough bag search confiscates vapes, cannabis, gum, eye drops, outside liquids, prescription pills without matching ID bottle, aerosol sprays, and bags larger than 12x8x4 inches.
Outside alcohol and open drink containers are strictly confiscated at admission checkpoints.
What swimwear dress code and casino cover-up attire is required at TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Enforced dress standards: Fashionable beachwear required (no sports jerseys, gym shorts, jeans, cargo shorts, or offensive graphics); cover-ups/shirts and sandals mandatory before stepping back into Venetian elevators.
Fashionable beachwear required (no sports jerseys, gym shorts, jeans, cargo shorts, or offensive graphics); cover-ups/shirts and sandals mandatory before stepping back into Venetian elevators.
Nevada gaming regulations require shirts and footwear when walking through active casino gaming areas.
What is the UV sun exposure level and heat safety guidance for TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian?
Sun and heat safety: High humidity and crowd body heat build around the main stage at 3:00 PM—request free ice-water cups at the side bamboo bars every hour.
High humidity and crowd body heat build around the main stage at 3:00 PM—request free ice-water cups at the side bamboo bars every hour.
Apply SPF 50 sunscreen every 90 minutes and drink at least 16 ounces of water per hour of sun exposure.
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Guest reviews & verified fee notes for TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian
Dayclub cabanas and resort daybeds add 8.375% sales tax, 9%–12% venue administrative fees, and 18%–20% automatic service charges onto quoted minimums.
Had such an amazing experience at TAO Beach! The atmosphere, music, food, and overall vibe were incredible, but what really made our experience special was Micaa and Danielle and our attendant john.They were absolutely amazing so friendly, attentive, and made sure we were taken care of the entire time. Her energy and service really stood out and made the day even more enjoyable. Definitely one of the best experiences we’ve had, and we’ll absolutely be coming back! Highly recommend TAO Beach, especially if you get the chance to have Micaa, Danielle and John take care of you! 🥂
Our experience was one of the most amazing all thanks to Meka and Cardale!! The 2 of them went above and beyond to make sure we had the best time and made the most amazing memories! It wouldn’t have been the same without them! We will be back to Tao Beach Club not only for the shows but to see Meka and Cardale again! Thank you so much!!
Average to long waits to get in. Go early if you have a promoters guest pass, if not they charge you after like 2pm. Way too packed to even sit or find a space in the pool or shaded area. Great Dj. Extremely expensive drinks. Must wear swimsuit if not they turn you away. No flasks or metal containers allowed to stay hydrated. Their is free iced cups at the bar and water fountains. Not sure if the pool party is worth the hype but it was an experience for sure.
If you're a real one this isn't for you. The crowd doesn't listen to electronuc music and can't dance. Small margarita is $60. Seats are $500. I wanted to see Tiesto and got in for free but wouldn't go back. I wish one club in Vegas would be for real ones. Downtown like discopussy is your best bet. The dj before Tiesto played latin house while Tiesto is a trance dj. Tiesto somehow got offbeat so im guessing hes mailing it in. I've never seen that combo latin to trance before but im guessing it's because those are the only people who know how to dance in that crowd. They act like it's exclusive but they are giving away tix left and right. Killing club culture.
Horrible customer service. If I could put 0 stars I would. My first time visiting Vegas with my friends and was excited to experience the day club. It publicly states online that they close at 6 pm. We arrived around 3:00pm on March 26th. We bought drinks that totaled together $150 and they were not appealing. Around 5 pm one of the lifeguards rudely blows his whistle at my group repeatedly until we get out of the pool while we were filming content to promote the club for social media. We were unable to complete the video and were rushed to the exit. Before leaving we wanted to use the restroom but one male employee told us no and then would go into the women’s restroom with multiple undressed women already inside which I found unacceptable. Him as well as another male employee then rushed us to the exit again, and once we gathered our belongings and headed to the elevator he rudely signaled his hands as if telling us to go down the escalator to leave the establishment not even considering the club was not officially closed but mentioned him and some of his coworkers had “another party to attend” which is why we had to leave. Overall, the environment and customer service is horrible, and I honestly felt we tried our best to still have a good time after paying all this money to try a new experience but half of the employees seemed like they could care less and wanted to just close early to go on to what they had planned after closing their shift. I will tell others about this terrible experience and wish that there was a way to contact corporate, because half of those employees on shift, should not be working there providing that type of customer service.
Daybed F&B Minimums + Auto-Gratuity Math
TAO Beach Dayclub Asian Garden at The Venetian (North Strip) — Allow 7 min door-to-door. Air & walkway profile: Outdoor Desert Air. Dayclub cabanas and resort daybeds add 8.375% sales tax, 9%–12% venue administrative fees, and 18%–20% automatic service charges onto quoted minimums.