LIV Beach Las Vegas Dayclub: 2026 Lineup, Cabanas & Pricing

Thirty-five thousand square feet of pool deck, festival-grade production, a 2026 residency lineup that reads like a summer festival poster, and a Sunday wellness concept that nobody saw coming. LIV Beach is not just a dayclub, it is a full statement about what Las Vegas pool season looks like when someone actually raises the bar.

Step Inside and the Strip Disappears

LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas is the Las Vegas home of the LIV brand, the same operation behind one of Miami’s most celebrated nightlife venues, and one of the most production-forward dayclubs on the Strip. The pool deck was purpose-designed for entertainment events, full festival-grade production rigging at the main stage, a sound system built for the space, and a layout that puts the DJ at the center of the experience rather than off to one side. The result is a dayclub that feels like a music festival staged inside a luxury resort. The 2026 season officially kicked off March 21 with one of the strongest opening weekends any Las Vegas dayclub has produced.

The venue runs Friday through Sunday, 11:30am to 6pm, adults only, 21 and older with valid government-issued ID required. The pool deck holds up to 3,000 guests across 35,000 square feet. Six Beach Villas with their own private infinity pools, seven Stage Cabanas flanking the DJ booth, and multiple tiers of seating options make the layout more layered and intentional than most Las Vegas pool venues. The Fontainebleau property itself elevates the entire experience, the hotel lobby alone registers as a destination before you ever reach the water.

Three Years Running, Tiësto Still Wants This Stage

The residency roster for LIV Beach 2026 is what separates this venue from the rest of the Las Vegas dayclub conversation. Tiësto returns for his third consecutive year, splitting time between LIV Beach and LIV Nightclub. John Summit is back for another season. David Guetta, Gorgon City, Dom Dolla, Sidepiece, Knock2, Layton Giordani, Sam Feldt, Matroda, and Dombresky are all locked in for multi-date residencies. New to the lineup in 2026 are Westend, Kettama, Prospa, and Josh Baker, a combination of emerging underground names and established crossover talent that gives the calendar genuine range. Metro Boomin returns for the hip-hop programming that LIV runs on select nights, maintaining the booking breadth that sets this venue apart from the strictly EDM-focused pools. The full and most current event calendar is at livnightclub.com.

EDC weekend in May is already the most anticipated multiday run of the 2026 pool season, with Josh Baker, Kettama, and Prospa on May 13, Dom Dolla on May 14, Tiësto on May 15, and David Guetta on May 18. Holiday weekends including Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day sell out well in advance every year. If any of those dates are on your calendar, book early.

Sunday Used to Mean Recovery. Not Anymore.

LIV Beach introduced something genuinely new to the Las Vegas daylife scene in 2026 with Sunday Circuit, a monthly wellness concept that runs before the pool party opens. The format blends a HYROX-inspired group workout, holistic treatments, coffee and hydration stations, and social connection before the music takes over. The workout sessions are led by community fitness figures including Omar Foster, PUMA Community Builder Coach and owner of Social City, with sessions featuring functional strength intervals including ski ergs, rowing, push-ups, and squats designed for all fitness levels.

“We want to be ahead of the curve when it comes to all of this,” said LIV’s programming director in a March 2026 interview with Las Vegas Weekly, “and be able to offer not only the same old, amazing daylife experience, but also ask, how can we curate what’s trending, what’s new, into that as well for what people are looking for.” Sunday Circuit runs monthly. Check the LIV Beach calendar for upcoming dates.

Where You Sit Is the Decision That Shapes Your Day

The seating layout at LIV Beach is more layered than most Las Vegas pool venues and your experience shifts significantly depending on where you are. Beach Villas are the premier option, large sections with their own see-through infinity pools that hold up to twelve people, giving you a private water feature within the larger venue. Each has a large sectional, chairs, daybed, and direct sightlines to the DJ. Stage Cabanas flank the DJ booth directly, with five positioned around the center stage and two behind the artist. Each has a sectional, chair, bar, and daybed. Dance Floor Couches sit to either side of the DJ for up to twelve guests who want to be in the middle of the energy without a full cabana. Beach Couches are pool deck daybeds centered on the main pool, the best general sightline option for groups who want action but are not booking a full bottle service section. Terrace Tables offer covered shade but no DJ view, practical for groups prioritizing comfort over proximity to the stage. Terrace Daybeds are ideal for laying out with umbrellas and open space, though also without a DJ sightline.

General admission cover runs approximately $50 to $75 for women and $75 to $100 for men on standard weekends, with premium pricing for holiday weekends and headliner dates. Drinks at the bar run approximately $20 for cocktails, $14 for beer, and $15 for shots. A free guest list is available, sign up in advance through livnightclub.com for complimentary general admission entry on qualifying dates. Bottle service removes the cover charge, provides a reserved section, and includes a dedicated server. For groups of six or more planning to spend several hours at the venue, bottle service is often the most practical option.

Everything Here Was Designed on Purpose

The Fontainebleau property itself is part of the answer. The hotel lobby registers as a destination before you reach the pool deck, the architecture, scale, and design of the building set a tone that most Vegas properties never establish. The arrival experience at LIV Beach is consistently better than comparable dayclubs because the building it lives inside is genuinely impressive. LIV also programs hip-hop and R&B crossover acts alongside EDM headliners in a way that Encore Beach Club and Marquee do not match, the booking range gives the calendar genuine variety across the season. The staff-to-guest ratio runs noticeably higher than the mega-venues because the premium clientele LIV attracts demands it. And the production infrastructure, the rigging, the sound system, the stage setup, was built specifically for live entertainment events rather than adapted from a standard hotel pool deck. That difference is audible and visible from the moment the first set starts.

Before the Weekend Gets Away From You

LIV Beach is located at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, 2777 S Las Vegas Blvd. Open Friday through Sunday, 11:30am to 6pm. Saturday is peak energy with the biggest DJ lineups and full capacity crowds. Sundays tend to draw a more relaxed crowd while still running full production. Fridays offer a slightly more manageable atmosphere while maintaining strong lineups. Dress code is swimwear and resort attire only, no athletic wear, regular pants or shorts, athletic jerseys, dress shoes, or boots. Swim attire must be worn properly to enter and exit the venue. All guests must be 21 and older with valid government-issued ID. Reservations are strongly encouraged for any weekend visit. Rideshare to the Fontainebleau main entrance is the easiest arrival option, avoid driving on Saturday afternoons when the parking garage fills quickly. Contact LIV Beach directly at 702-678-9740 or book through livnightclub.com.

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