Dress code questions for Marquee (Drenched After Dark) & Vegas pools in general

You can wear club attire or pool attire to Drenched After Dark.




Thongs are fine for women at Boulevard.

 

Probably for men too, but I'm not going to be the one to find out lol

 

Marquee is pretty vague on their website. I don't see why "Drenched After Dark" would be any more restrictive than the dayclub.



Cosmo doesn't really state any particular dress code for Boulevard online. Just that uncovered swimsuits are only allowed within the pool area, which is every hotel.

I would think standard thongs would be accepted regardless of gender. I never really paid close attention, but I'd think some guys have probably worn Speedo-like thongs there.

If women can wear it, then why can't everyone?

 

Uh, you obviously haven’t been to the French Riviera


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From my experience at Vegas pools.....pretty much anything short of public nudity is allowed at the pool in terms of swimwear. Usually it's the cover ups that get people in hot water. (No pun intended)

 

Judging from my Instagram feed, those are allowed.

There's actually caselaw in New York saying essentially that the law against toplessness for women was discriminatory because it didn't apply to men (I say "essentially" because I can't remember the formal legal outcome).

The thing to remember is that there's a fair amount of discretion involved by the door staff. Which is a whole other problematic rant for another day, because it leads to unfair (if not outright discriminatory) behavior, but there's very little you can do in the moment; it's not a "here is the policy from your website, let me talk to your manager" situation. As gross as I feel recommending social media as a solution for anything, I'd spend some time poking around Instagram and seeing what the crowds are generally getting away with. But there's never a guarantee -- back in NYC a friend of mine once got turned away due to the bouncer not liking his shoes.

 

Rightfully so!
I am not a fun of people not having proper shoes. Flip flops belong to beaches , not fancy establishments.

 

Ha, these fit the dress code (they were closed-toed lace-up dress shoes without logos or anything), the bouncer just said "no" for whatever reason. Didn't explain it, and literally said, "It's up to me." We didn't want to leave him there so we went somewhere else. But point being, you never know!

 

I love Boulevard Pool. I’ve seen lots of thongs and cheeks and it’s never seemed like a problem. All ages, all sizes. You didn’t ask, but for info purposes the thing I don’t see there is under boob.

Like [mention]NickPappageorgio [/mention] said, the cover ups are the problem. There was a tik tok with a lady and a mesh coverup that walked thru the casino and she was asked to leave (she was at the day club). But I kinda think if you’re in Boulevard tower and only going straight to the pool, it’s fine or if you’re crossing on level 2 or 3 to get to the Chelsea tower if it’s a skimpy coverup. And I’ve walked thru the casino and drank at Vesper in a half lacy/half solid cover up and no issues.

I’m sure it’s all fine. No one should have a problematic anxiety kind of birthday in Vegas. Only fun.

 

I wish I had some insight, but wanted to say you’re a great friend.

 

Not to get too far off topic, but in Ontario we have this...

https://www.guelphtoday.com/local-n...egan-30-years-ago-this-week-in-guelph-3960404

When the law first changed it included public beaches, and living on the west coast of Lake Huron, which has lots of public beaches, I vividly remember lots of "topless" sightings from the gender that was previously not allowed to do so. These days, it's exceedingly rare.

 

I wear a very cheeky bikini to Boulevard and it seems like full coverage because there are lots of thongs there. @mike841 can probably provide some Marquee insight from his recent trip.

 

I mean, I saw that at Crystals today. The weekend before this one I was at EBC, and there was very little in the way of coverage.