The group was impressive for Tao Group Hospitality in its opening of Omnia Dayclub & Skybar over the weekend.
Surfer-turned-DJ Fisher, Grammy Award-winner Rüfüs Du Sol and recurring Strip headliner Martin Garrix performed over the three-day event. Those who turned out included such name-checks as Ashley Graham; Colby Raha; Foodgod; Jimmy Tatro; LeBron James and his wife, Savannah James; Mechad Brooks; Ross Butler; Shay Mitchell; Sofia Vergara; Travis Pastrana, Wilmer Valderrama and Zoey Deutch.
Electronic-music headliners Armin Van Buuren, Chris Lake, Peggy Gou and Timmy Trumpet also dropped in.
Raha, of course, was the Sunday-afternoon headliner next door at the Caesars Palace fountains. The 12-time X Games broke his own record of a 100-foot-high jump. All of this activity was also to remind us that Caesars Palace turns 60 this year.
Pastrana made it to the Strip after his own motorcycle stunt. Sunday morning, rumbling through the Boulder Station casino.
Covering 46,000 square feet and set almost on top of the Strip, Omnia Dayclub is certain to be among the city’s most-visited party destinations.
“This opening marks a major milestone in our continued investment in Las Vegas,” Tao Group Co-CEO Jason Strauss said. in a statement. “We are all in. Omnia Dayclub & Skybar expands our Omnia ecosystem into an unmatched day-to-night experience, reinforcing our commitment to shaping the future of hospitality and global entertainment, and our commitment to Vegas as an entertainment capital of the world, for all guests, day and night.”
Strauss’s partner Noah Teppenberg says the “represents the next evolution of the Las Vegas daylife experience.”
The hospitality vet added, “The direct connection to Omnia Nightclub allows guests an all-encompassing experience, fundamentally reshaping the rhythm of the Las Vegas Strip.”
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