Do I Need to Be a Guest to Visit Las Vegas Hotel Pools?

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Do I Need to Be a Guest to Visit Las Vegas Hotel Pools?

Las Vegas has amazing pools for relaxation and parties. Think of the six outdoor pools facing a 40-foot screen at Stadium Swim, Circa Resort & Casino. Or Resorts World Las Vegas, the largest swimming pool complex in the city. Most of these hotel pools are open to resident guests only. What if you want to host a pool party, dine, drink, or need pool amenities available at another hotel? What about non-guests and locals? Well, it depends. Whereas guests must show their room keys to access the hotel pool, some exceptions exist where a non-guest can use the amenity. Here are 5 Las Vegas hotel pools you can access without checking in as a guest.

1. Topgolf’s Hideaway Pool

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Hideaway Pool[/caption] Hideaway Pool allows anyone aged 21 years and above, with or without prior reservations, to cool off at the pool before or after a round of golf on Fridays to Sundays from 10 am to 6 pm. Also, the pool caters to private parties, team-building tournaments, and fundraisers. Despite being the only hotel pool open to the public for free in Vegas, this hidden gem has no crowds all year round.

2. Tropicana Las Vegas

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Tropicana lv[/caption] Do you have a valid Nevada driver’s license? If so, use it to access the Tropicana Las Vegas pool for free on weekdays. Here, you can reserve a daybed or cabana on arrival and sip choice drinks from the ‘Tequilas in the Desert’ menu. Other pool amenities on request include a mini-fridge and television. You’ll need to pay up to $10 on weekends or public holidays.

3. Palms

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Palms Pool[/caption] Like Tropicana, you can use your Nevada Driving License to access the Palms pool at the Palms Casino Resort, adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip. The hotel pool is accessible for free to non-guests on Mondays to Fridays from 10 am to 6 pm. Saturdays and Sundays are for guests aged 21+.

4, Caesars Entertainment Properties

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Temple Pool at the Caesars Palace[/caption] You can access pools at any of the Caesars Entertainment properties by renting a daybed or cabana. The hotel chain includes Rio, Paris, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Linq, Cromwell, Planet Hollywood, and Harrah’s. And, if you are on the Caesars Rewards program, use your points to offset the charges for the daybed and cabana to lounge, swim, or party at your desired hotel pool for free.

5. MGM Resorts Properties

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The MGM Resort [/caption] MGM Resorts allows non-guests and locals free access to their hotel pools. There is an extra fee for renting cabanas and daybeds. MGM Resorts in Las Vegas include the MGM Grand, Park MGM, Mandalay Bay, Bellagio, Luxor, Delano Las Vegas, The Mansion, The Mirage, MGM Springfield, NYNY, ARIA Resort & Casino, VDARA, Excalibur Hotel & Casino, Circus Circus Las Vegas, NoMad Las Vegas, and Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.