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Las Vegas Table Prices, 2026: What XS, OMNIA, Zouk and LIV Really Cost

Las Vegas Table Prices, 2026: What XS, OMNIA, Zouk and LIV Really Cost

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The number on the table is never the number on the bill. In Las Vegas, a table minimum is a promise to spend that much on bottles. Tax, a venue fee and gratuity then sit on top. Published indexes put the real bill at roughly 1.2 to 1.4 times the minimum.

What an entry table costs on a weekend

  • XS (Wynn): about one thousand dollars to start; prime dance-floor tables six to ten thousand and up. Wynn discloses an 8.375 percent tax, a venue fee of 12.75 to 15 percent and 15 percent gratuity.
  • OMNIA (Caesars Palace, Tao Group): one index lists one thousand to start; another, owner-confirmed, says the Friday and Saturday floor is fifteen hundred. Top tables up to twelve thousand five hundred.
  • Zouk (Resorts World): one thousand to fifteen hundred to start; prime tables six thousand five hundred to eighty-five hundred. Discotech puts the average at around three thousand.
  • LIV (Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Groot Hospitality): listed from fifteen hundred in one index, from seven hundred fifty in another.
  • Marquee, Hakkasan, TAO, JEWEL: entry tables from about four hundred fifty to five hundred, rising to two to ten thousand for prime spots.

Why two sources disagree

Minimums move with the DJ, the night and the exact table. A headliner Saturday can double a quiet Thursday. Treat any number as a starting point, then ask the host for the night you want.

How to book

  1. Pick the night by the DJ, not the club.
  2. Ask for the minimum, the guest count and the full fee stack in writing.
  3. Count the men and women in your group. Doors balance the room.
  4. Dress code: collared shirts and real shoes for men; no athletic wear.

Who owns these rooms matters more than the name on the door. Read our profile of the groups behind them in How LA Nightlife Really Works, and compare the New York doors in New York Club Reviews.


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Sources

Minimums are as reported by the sources above at the time of writing. They move with the night, the DJ and the table position. Confirm with the venue before you go.

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