Marquee turns into ground zero for house music when Chris Lake takes the booth during one of the busiest weekends of the year on the Strip. Known for tracks that blend deep, rolling basslines with vocal hooks that stick in your head for days, Lake has built a reputation as one of the most in-demand producers in dance music right now, and a room like Marquee gives him the kind of sound system and visual setup that his tracks are practically made for. Expect the club's signature light rigs syncing with every drop, a packed dance floor, and the kind of energy that comes with a crowd that's been building up all weekend.

Race Weekend brings an extra layer of buzz to the city, with visitors pouring in from everywhere and the nightlife scene ramping up to match. Marquee's multiple rooms and outdoor terrace give you options to move between the main stage energy and a slightly less chaotic spot to catch your breath, though most people find themselves gravitating back toward the booth once Lake gets going. Table reservations get you a home base for the night, but general admission works fine too if you're planning to just post up on the floor and let the set carry you through.