Drai's After Hours

Drai's After Hours is where Las Vegas actually ends its night — and since Halloween 2025, it's the only Drai's left. When the rooftop nightclub and beachclub closed for good, the operation moved back down to the original 1997 basement under the former Cromwell, now The Vanderpump Hotel. Doors at 1am, out around dawn, Thursday through Sunday.

The space is a warren: 11,000-plus square feet underground, four dance floors, two bars, 55 bottle-service tables, and vintage-mansion decor with zero windows and zero Strip views — the opposite of the rooftop era, and intentionally so. Thursday runs R&B, Sunday is the industry night, and the weekend floors split between house, hip-hop, and open format with rotating DJs rather than named headliners.

The Vanderpump rebrand brought new cocktails and a $99 all-inclusive open-bar wristband — genuinely decent math if you drink like it's 3am, which everyone here does. Fair warning: it's packed shoulder-to-shoulder at peak, pricing beyond the wristband is opaque and promoter-driven, and the crowd at 4am is exactly as unfiltered as you'd expect from the room where the whole Strip washes up.