JEWEL Nightclub
at ARIA
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Venue Type: Nightclub
Our Review of JEWEL Nightclub
JEWEL is Aria's main nightclub, smaller than the mega-clubs but still built around big sound, sharp lighting and headliner DJs. The layout puts you close to the action even if you are not at a table, which gives the room good energy when it is full. Bottle prices and lines stay firmly in Strip-club territory, so it is not exactly casual. It suits people who want a real nightclub experience without the sprawl of the largest venues.
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Frequently Asked Questions about JEWEL Nightclub
Does JEWEL Nightclub have a guestlist? What's the policy?
Jewel runs a guestlist on most open nights, with ladies typically free and guys free or discounted if they are on the list and arrive before the cut-off, usually around 1 am. On big artists or holiday weekends the club leans more on tickets and bottle service, and the list can be limited or cut early.
What are the prices for bottles at JEWEL Nightclub?
Base-level bottles at Jewel generally start around $700–$750 for standard tequila or vodka, before taxes and service charges. Higher-end liquor and champagne, plus prime dates, can push bottle prices well into the four figures.
What is the minimum spend to get a table at JEWEL Nightclub?
Balcony or upper-tier tables usually start around a $750–$1,000 minimum, while main-room tables are more often in the $1,500-plus range and dance-floor or stage tables can jump to several thousand on busy nights. Minimums are quoted per night and move up with demand, artist, and table location.
What kind of music is usually playing at JEWEL Nightclub?
Jewel is mostly open-format, meaning a blend of hip hop, Top 40, Latin, and EDM club anthems in one set. Some nights skew more hip hop and others more dance-heavy depending on who is DJing or performing.
Who are the current resident DJs at JEWEL Nightclub?
Current Vegas residency and regular-headliner names tied to Jewel include Loud Luxury, Porter Robinson, Party Favor, Lil Uzi Vert, and Justin Credible, along with other Tao Group open-format residents. The club also mixes in touring hip hop acts and one-off special guests.
Are any promoters working with JEWEL Nightclub? If so, who?
Yes, Jewel uses many of the same third-party promoters as the other Aria and Tao Group venues, including No Cover Nightclubs, LasVegasNightclubs.com, Discotech, Exploring Las Vegas, Free Vegas Club Passes, and Vegas VIP Services, along with in-house VIP hosts at Aria. Most online "free guestlist" or bottle-service forms for Jewel route through one of those groups.