Marquee's massive main room transforms into something a little darker and moodier for this Halloween weekend edition of Clüb De Combat's Lowkey Eclipse. Expect the usual sensory overload that's made this venue a Vegas staple—the towering LED screens, the sound system that hits you in the chest, the layered lighting rigs cutting through fog—but dialed into a spookier, after-dark frequency that fits the season. The crowd skews dressed up (or barely dressed at all, depending on the costume commitment), and the energy on the dance floor tends to build steadily from the late entry time toward peak chaos closer to sunrise.

Table service remains the move if you want a home base for the night, complete with bottle service and a clear sightline to the DJ booth, while general admission gets you in the mix on the floor itself. Marquee's multi-level layout means there's always a different vantage point to catch the action—whether that's the main room's pulsing center or a quieter corner near the bar to catch your breath. It's the kind of night where the production value and the holiday theme collide, making for a slightly different flavor than a typical weekend at the club.