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10 Extreme Las Vegas Pools

Check out some of Las Vegas' most epic and luxurious pools.

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Palms Casino Resort

The Palms Casino Resort (temporarily closed) boasts a retro-chic, 3-acre pool, a slip & slide and swimming in a glass-bottom pool.

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The Mirage

Two large pools at the Mirage provide plenty of room for fun, along with Asian-influenced appetizers, ice-fresh mojito pitchers and celebrity sightings.

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Tao Las Vegas

This pool and Asian bistro turns into the Tao Nightclub when the sun goes down.

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The Bellagio

The Bellagio offers an outdoor oasis complete with five different Mediterranean-style pools, four jacuzzis, a garden cafe, poolside massages and a number of pricey private cabanas.

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MGM Grand

The two stadium-sized saltwater pools are lined with rows of cabanas at the MGM Grand.

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Caesars Palace

One of the most luxurious pool getaways on the Strip, Caesars Palace has 6 different pools which include, Apollo, Fortuna, Jupiter, Neptune, Temple and the most exclusive of all, Venus.

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Wynn Las Vegas Pools and Cabanas

The luxe Wynn Pools and Cabanas are surrounded by palm trees and beautiful landscaping, an ideal spot whether you are a swimmer or a lounger.

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Red Rock Resort and Spa

The 5-star resort is famous for its 4-acre pool area, along with its 7 restaurants and night club.

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The Cosmopolitan

Sleek and cheeky surroundings define this luxe Vegas hotel and poolscape.

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Drai's Beachclub

Drai's Beachclub is open almost around the clock. As the late night hot spot, people start flocking to the pool around 10 a.m. and don't leave until early the next morning.