Luxor is the permanent home of America’s Got Talent Show LIVE in Las Vegas. The 29-plus-year-old hotel also houses some of Vegas’ major attractions, including the Titanic Artifact Exhibition and the massive 125,650 square-foot pool deck.
Luxor Las Vegas’ pool is dubbed the Oasis, with a clear view of the Delano and Mandalay Bay throughout the entire pool deck. It is a classic pool that does not come with your usual bells and whistles like fountains, lazy rivers, or a rooftop location.
What the Luxor pool lacks in extravagance, it makes up for with a classic relaxed, and quaint pool experience. Luxor is the place to be if you want a laid-back, chilled, and restrained Vegas pool.
For a more upbeat, rowdy, and party-centric scene, you will want to look at the Marque in the Cosmo, Daylight Beach in Mandalay Bay, or Stadium Swim at Circa Resort & Casino. Read on to learn Luxor Las Vegas pools’ various amenities and special features.
Luxor Pool Overview
- Address: 3900 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89119-1000
- Phone: 702 730 5730
- Amenities: cabanas with TVs, ceiling fans & fridge; day beds, lounge chairs, a bar, heated pools, retail shop, snack bar
So, how many pools are at the Luxor? Luxor’s expansive 125,650 square foot pool deck is made up of four pools that cover about 19,000 square feet: The North Pool, Bar Pool, Beach Pool, and the Back Pool.
They open at different times of the day, but all feature complimentary comfy lounge chairs as well as free towels, and a dedicated special beverage waiter.
There is a bar at the pool area, Oasis Bar, for all your alcoholic drinks and quick bites. With that said, you should take note of some of the prohibited items so that you know what you will have access to once in the pool deck.
Prohibited stuff include outside food & drinks, illegal drugs & weapons, of course, glass containers & cans, personal coolers, speaker systems, any kind of luggage, and personal umbrellas. Please note that the number of prohibited items can increase and be changed at the management’s discretion.
The restroom is located next to the bar area, while the rest of the pool deck is covered in free loungers, rental daybeds, and cabanas.
Luxor hotel & casino quests are not the only ones allowed to use the pool. Non-guests can access the pool at a small admission fee which changes from season to season. Currently, the local admission fee for non-guests ranges from $15 – $30 from weekdays to weekends.
Luxor does not host weekly pool parties, but it is the seasonal home to the Temptation Sundays. The longest-running pool event for the LGBTQ+ community is held in the summer months every year.
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Luxor Pool Hours
Luxor’s entire pool section is open from Monday to Sunday between 9 am and 5 pm. The pool hours are usually extended during the summer to keep the crowds coming but can be shortened during the winter, depending on the conditions.
The pool hours depend on the weather, mostly since the pools at Luxor are heated for year-round access. Please keep in mind that the hotel does not reimburse the guests in case of weather changes during your time at the pool. Exceptions are only available if the pools are closed before check-in.
The staff at the pool is open for bookings and adjustments during select times. Between May and September, pool staff take bookings from 9 am to 7 pm and can only be reached through the dedicated reservation call telephone number: 702 730 5749. For pool cabana reservations, reach out to the staff at 702 730 5920.
Luxor Pool Amenities
The Oasis Bar is open every pool hour and caters to all your drink needs. Prices are what you would expect from a Las Vegas pool bar, but the service is impeccable, with dedicated servers walking around to help with all your needs.
Head into the Oasis Terrace Snack to get your usual bar foods, from sandwiches to desserts and salads. Non-alcoholic drinks, from tea to coffee, and energy drinks are available through an order from the comfort of your seat.
Luxor cabana fit up to 8 guests and feature all the standard fittings of a Sin City cabana, including:
- Wi-Fi
- TV
- Air Conditioning via a ceiling fan
- Dedicated cabana server/hist
- Dedicated cocktail server
Prices also vary and usually range from $100 – $300 for one day rental of the cabana.
Daybeds, on the other hand, are in plenty compared to cabanas. Standard daybeds fit up to two people and put the guests in full view of the soothing Vegas sun.
Canopy Daybeds come with a shade to provide a good balance of shade and sun, while Halo Daybeds can fit up to 4 guests instead of 2. Select the VIP Cabanas when booking to have access to one of the 12 VIP sections with private entrances and a grass courtyard. Daybeds cost $75 – $190.
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FAQs
Is the Pool Free at The Luxor?
The Luxor pool is free for all hotel guests to have fun, but non-guests have to pay a small admissions fee to enter. Kids under the age of five also receive complimentary entry into the pool deck. Towels and lounge chairs are free for everyone (but not guaranteed for non-guests) at the Luxor pool.
Can Luxor Guests Use Mandalay Pool?
Mandalay Bay guests can use the pool all week for free. Non-guests only get into the Mandalay Bay pool by purchasing a day pass between Monday and Thursday; that applies to Luxor guests too.
What Month Does Luxor Pool Close?
The Luxor pools do not close according to the Las Vegas pool seasons since all the pools are heated. Closure only happens during the winter season, but it depends on the severity of the weather, and in most cases, they say open.
Is the Luxor Pool Open To The Public?
One of the great perks of swimming at the Luxor is that the pool is open to the public at a $30/day admission fee. However, children younger than five can enter the pool for free.