The Boulevard Pool is one of three pools at The Cosmopolitan, the other two being the Bamboo Pool and the Marquee Day Club Pool. The hotel checks for room keys for entry into the pool level. It is open 7 days, 8 am to 8 pm. The layout: The Boulevard Pool consists of the main pool, a small wading pool, and a small heated pool. The main pool slopes gradually from very shallow (2" deep) water to deeper water (~4-1/2'). It is surrounded by padded lounge chairs and a few cabanas. On higher surrounding decks and by the wading pool, there are additional lounge chairs. A small recreation area is adorned with a wall of TV screens, some chairs, and two pool tables. Nearby is the Overlook Grill. Medium-loud Top 40 style music sets the ambiance. For a hotel this size, it's a rather small pool. The view: The pool is on the east end of the hotel, overlooking The Strip. When you're in the water, mostly you are looking at Paris, Planet Hollywood, the giant LCD screen running Cosmopolitan ads, and the East Tower of The Cosmopolitan. Laying out in the sun: At noon on a Thursday in June, the pool wasn't that busy, though all of the lounge chairs by the main pool were already taken/saved. A number of lounge chairs were still free by the wading pool and on the upper decks. (The chairs are already looking worn, and many have cigarette burns.) There is plenty of sun in the morning, but by 3 pm, both pools are substantially shaded. If you are looking for sun at that time, try the Bamboo Pool. The service: Since it was a chill weekday when I arrived, I didn't have too much trouble ordering a drink from one of the roaming servers. There is a limited menu of drinks and appetizers left by the lounge chairs, but a full bar is available. Cocktails (~6 oz) are $15 plus tax & tip. read more

PLEASE do something about that slippery floor before somebody sues your ass for injuries! I've stayed at the Cosmo twice now and the first time I had the convenience of lounging at the Bamboo pool which was quieter and much closer to our room than the Boulevard Pool. We decided to check out the Bamboo pool around noon on Friday and it was closed for whatever reason so we had to resort to hanging out at the Boulevard pool which was all the way at the other end of the casino near the day club. While I was walking pass the bar area to find some lounge chairs I slipped and caught myself near the entrance to the escalators. I was walking barefoot at the time and figured perhaps I was being clumsy. Then when I proceeded to walk back again I completely ate it this time at the same exact spot and crash landed on my elbow and back. I now have a nice bruise on my elbow and pain radiating from my back and ribs because of this horrific fall. Good thing I didn't hit my head otherwise I'd probably end up in the emergency room. I swear the floor is so damn slippery and I can only imagine what would happen if an elderly person or child had fallen. They have absolutely no signs whatsoever near the floor so anyone is bound to slip and fall from the pool water that spills out to this area. The life guard had to come and make sure I was okay, but even after I suggested for them to put up a caution sign I never saw them take action in doing so. read more

I absolutely LOVE this place!! I have yet to see a concert at the Boulevard Pool but am a weekly movie goer for Dive In Movies. The bathrooms are really clean, a great 180 degree view, good variety of movie selections throughout the summer, and really comfy chairs! $5 for a can of soda but you ARE on the newest hotel & casino on Las Vegas Blvd! Excited for pool season 2014! read more

Best poolside concerts in Vegas. However, the drinks are expensive. Might as well drink hard alcohol for $11 instead of a $10 PBR. Seriously. No joke. But the view is amazing! The vibe during their poolside concerts is amazing and I've had some of my best summer evening memories there. read more

Boulevard Pool - Poolside Concert - Swimming Pools Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This review is for the concert venue, only. First of all, this concert venue has TERRIBLE acoustics. Oh god, so awful. I saw the Yeah Yeah Yeahs here and I couldn't hear Karen O. If you're familiar with YYY, you'd know that 98% of their concert is Karen O screaming. If you can't hear that, something is seriously wrong. Honestly, almost every concert I've seen here had terrible sound. The only half-decent one was New Order, which was miraculously clear. But, the saving grace is the atmosphere. It's amazing. You're surrounded by the city lights and lit-up pools. Generally, there is also a soft breeze. An outdoor festival settng in an urban environment = great time. I also appreciate the copious amount of bars. The lines are generally long, but you can get a drink pretty easily. Also, security is pretty lax about sneaking in bottled water. That alone saves you $9! If I HAVE to, I'll see concerts here. But, if I really like them, I'd prefer to see them in the HOB, Joint, Pearl, etc. read more

You want titty bounce bounce? Head to the Blvd Pool...@___@ You want relaxing time in a laid back atmosphere? Bamboo Pool is for you...^___^ read more

I've never been here for the pool aspect, so this is based on the pool as a venue. Lots of GA places can be touch and go because you never know if the stage will be high enough so you can see, or too high where if you're in the front you're risking your neck. Not here - the stage was the perfect height from 100 feet back as it was from the guard rail. The sound was fantastic despite the fact it was outside. We saw Snow Patrol here which went from acoustic to rockin', and the volumes were always great. Between sets, you can turn around and see a beautiful view of the Strip. They stream the concerts live to their marquee (which is directly to the left of the stage) so even if you're far back, you can get a good view of things. I missed the boat on buying Smashing Pumpkins tickets back in October but still watched some of the concert from the street on the Marquee - hey thanks, Cosmopolitan! I can't imagine how HOT this venue must be in the summer (110 degree+ nights) but as for a breezy night in May, this has been my hands-down favorite venue. Bar service also leaves something to be desired - it's difficult to queue because it goes right up against the crowd and there's a ton of line cutters. Also, if you're wanting to wear your high heels and look cute, re-think that - you're going up three flights of stairs before you get to the pool. All in all I like the venue and the way they're booking great shows, I'll definitely be back. read more

This seems to be where I always end up when Marquee Day Club gets too loud (I guess I'm getting old). I LOVE this pool. It's super beautiful and relaxing, I have yet to run into a snobby bartender, and there's fun lounge pools in the pool. It's a beautiful view as well. Will definitely be back many times in the future! read more

Not impressed. I've paid for cabanas/daybeds before, but when you stay at a hotel in Vegas you expect to be able to go out to the pool, leave your clothes on a chair and go for a quick dip. You absolutely can't do that here. Even showing up at 9:20 am was too late. That's just crazy with the room prices you pay. I especially felt bad for the older parent-like folks that were staying there. You'd see Gramps come out around 2 or so with his towel for a quick dip. He'd have to leave since there was nowhere to even leave his towel. Saw many of these. Sad. :( They just want to enjoy their vacation, not whoop it up like :Lindsey Lohan!! Apparently this hotel was built to be condos, so the pool is super tiny. I'll never stay at this hotel again based on this pool and the rotten experience there (see my review there; excerpt below). Too bad since I love that Chandelier bar. I guess I'll settle for visiting! _____________________________________________________ -Pool was MINISCULE. You have to be there before it opens if you want a seat at all. -Pool loungers had white stains and cigarette burns on them. Gross!!! -Most of the pool is in the shade for the latter half of the day and since it's so tiny, there's no where else to go. -No customer service guys at the pool to move loungers/sell daybeds etc. You have to track down an already busy waitress. -This one security guy said he'd get 2 loungers moved to the sun for us. Never saw him again. -Pool has like 6 food items on their menu and only one is a salad. Not enough! read more

I'm not really a pool person, but we stayed at the Cosmo recently and DAMN did I want to sit in the sun and burn like a tourist. I was so excited to find me a bed, soak in some Vitamin D and relax. I do love the atmosphere at the Boulevard Pool. The rooftop views, multi levels, and very comfortable daybeds make it a suave and sleek spot (just like the Cosmo itself. This hotel has got it going on). BUT, upon arriving to the pool at 2:00 in the afternoon, I was dismayed to find it extremely crowded like they were having one of those pool parties where they cram everyone in. I've been here for concerts and found it less crowded than I did on that Friday afternoon. Also, the DJ playing obviously thought he was Skrillex Jr. I don't mind a little dancey upbeat techno music, but it made it difficult to relax when there was so much sreechy scratching going on. Most disappointly, though, was the fact that the sun was behind the hotel, casting the entire pool in a shadow. No sun! It was actually cold! I was bummed. We went back up to our room and laid out on the balcony instead. read more

Not the party pool that I thought it would be. We got a cabana on the upper level for a girls trip recently and while it was good, and the service was fantastic, (Chris our cabana boy was super cool), it didn't have that vegas party vibe we were looking for. Mind you, it was about half the price of the Marquee Dayclub cabanas so that's probably why. Don't get me wrong, it's still easy to over consume, and dance, and meet some cool people, but there's no DJ and nothing else happening. You pretty much have to make your own fun. And the stairs down to the pool were more difficult to navigate as the day went on. The food was outstanding and the drinks just kept coming. But so did the bill. I had a massive hold on my credit card that takes days to clear so if you're splitting the cost with other people, think twice about leaving your card for the deposit. read more

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I will not lie, Lisa L. has it right to come here to people watch. The mixture of risque, Jersey Shore, Ed Hardy type, and frat boys leads to some mighty entertaining sights. The Boulevard Pool is a lounge and entertainment center by all means and less of a pool. The shallow large foot pool is enough to dip your feet in and recreate a scene from Bay Watch, but not for actual swimming. The other pool and hot tubs are nice for wadding and lightly submerging oneself, but yet again not good for even doggy paddling. The bar and pool are staffed with friendly individuals that are quick to meet the guests needs. The lounge chairs were comfortable. The four pool tables, one ping pong table, and shuffleboard allows for some good fun. read more

There is nothing better than a morning or afternoon by the pool to cure the ails of a Vegas night out. Although, if that pool is a party in itself, equipped with promoters, no food, $20 drinks and bottle service, it is not exactly therapeutic. For guests of the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, the Boulevard Pool is the perfect balance of low-key party and sun-soaked rejuvenation. Chaise lounges rested in two shallow pools, cabanas lined the perimeter with views of the Cosmo, Bellagio Aria, and the Strip, and a recreational area was set up for foosball fanatics or those interested in watching the world cup final in style... IMG_7045 And the FOOD! We ordered Big Eye Spicy Tuna Tartare which was generously piled on crispy rice (picture at the top). These little morsels were quite fantastic! To round-out the clubwear-conscious brunch, we shared garlic spiced edamame. IMG_7049 If the ambiance and food haven't sold you on the Boulevard Pool, check this: YOU CAN BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS IN THE POOL AREA! My friend Bobby and I schemed an "Ocean's Two" style mission to bring our mixed drinks from the room into the pool area; however, we were stopped by the attendant at the door. Busted!...Or so we thought. As it turned out, the Cosmo was more concerned that we were bringing a Daylight club-branded container into the pool area than the alcohol itself. He pulled out two Cosmo cups and said, "Just put the drinks in here and you are good to go!" Such a good attitude and a classy operation -- The Cosmo in a Nutshell. read more

They should really separate the pool reviews from the venue reviews because I assume the experiences are very different! Came here Sunday/Monday during the day and it is where I hope I go when I die. The surrounding Vegas hotels and the strip are all visible without encroaching on the pool, you've got the best house music playing at an amenable 6/10 volume and the best looking crowd I saw the entire time I was in Vegas (especially when it comes to men; it's literally the only place I saw handsome men in every direction). Towel service was great, poolside pina coladas were abundant, plus you can order the fish tacos from overlook grill right at the bar. Stellar experience. read more

There's a pretty big crowd here for Labor Day weekend, but hotel staff is friendly and accommodating! Multiple levels at Boulevard makes for a great social setting for groups or a little privacy for couples. Feeling competitive - hit the foosball tables! Mist machines help manage the 100 degrees out there! Delicious specialty cocktails, too! read more

Boulevard Pool - View of pool from one of the balcony decks - Swimming Pools Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I've been here twice now -- once during the day as a pool patron/Yelp Elite event attendee and once in the evening for the Ben Folds concert. Overall, the place is pretty spectacular. I liked it most as a concert venue -- it was open and strangely intimate, not overrun with people and you could sit comfortably on loungers or with your feet in the pool. Big fan and can't wait to attend a concert here again. During the day, it's kind of crapshoot, but still very lovely. you have to take into account the folks that are vacationing. It can be a bit "frat boy/guido/moronic" , but that's to be expected in Vegas and it makes for good people watching (with running commentary, of course). I love the wading aspect to the pool and it's definitely much larger than I anticipated. The big drawback for me is the drink price -- at least during the concerts. $11 for a well vodka tonic in a plastic tumbler is really bollocks. I can get a fancier cocktail, like one of their signature cosmos, in a proper glass inside at the Chandelier for $12, so the concert drink prices kept me from making further purchases poolside. (Also, tip for the events department, when posting a show to pick up tickets at "Will Call", you might want to let people know where that is. You have to go on quite a hike to pick up your tickets. We were told by 3 people to go to 2 different areas before we finally found it.) But I'd see a concert there again any time. read more

I liked this pool. Got here around 10 on a Friday morning on a family Vegas trip, and we wanted to hang out in the sun for a couple Hours before running around on the strip. Had a relaxing morning here. Gets crazy/loud once the kids start to get into the picture. Also gets CROWDED like every other pool area at big strip hotels by 11- we had a couple vultures circling arguing about who would take our seats. AWESOME concert venue- watched the 1975 perform in the drained pool from our hotel room in Wednesday night and the sound was great. Don't bother with a "cabana" or area with a minimum- cheapest is $400 (on the upper level) and it's not worth it. read more

This pool is the sickest in las vegas IMO. So stunning visually. The view, the pool, the glass walls overlooking the strip, really nice daybeds, sofas, lounges everywhere. The only thing bad about it is the service, which is not just bad, it's fucking retarded! They get the C and D list of pool waitresses here. Saw Justice play here. It was an amazing place for a concert, for all of the same reasons the pool is awesome......... The only other thing that sucks, is the pool is only for hotel guests during the daytime, but they shows some movies here on weekdays for the general public. read more

This review is for the pool as a concert venue. If a band you want to see plays here, it's worth going. If not, venue is not a place I'd go to see something random (like I sometimes do with Red Rocks). You will be standing on concrete (unless you fork over big bucks for cabana level). It will be hot (even in October it was in the 90s late at night). If you're close to the stage you will be looking up as the stage is elevated. I came for Garbage's 20th anniversary tour and it was totally worth it. Thoughts and tips: Get the advanced entry passes if you want to be close. If you want to see the show and don't care about being close, try to get a room with balcony overlooking the pool. You can chill without the crowd and see the show. read more

I noticed some people writing reviews for either the pool or the concert venue that it turns into at night. I would like to make this review about both. First i'll start off by reviewing the pool itself, during my last trip there everything was pretty great. Tons of cool people mostly my age mid 20's but you also saw some kids and older people every now and then. The vibe was really chill and people were tossing beach balls around all day. Other pros about the pool is the amount of lounge chairs that are accessible to everyone. Most upscale pool areas have reserved seating everywhere but I guess that's where Marquee Dayclub comes into effect. Only downside to my time there was that the sun dies down rather early because of the location. Recap: -Chill vibe with a DJ spinning tunes. -Lots of free lounge areas -Good looking people -Sunlight fades early -Pool not that big compared to other pools but the Cosmo has 3. Now to my review of the concert venue portion. We were fortunate enough to be staying at the Cosmo when Foster The People were performing there. Now I must state that I didn't actually attend but my Wraparound suite was positioned 54 floors up overlooking the whole thing. From my balcony I was able to clearly see and hear everything from the hundreds of glow sticks people held up to my friends being able to sing along to every song. The place is beyond amazing on a summers night in Vegas. If you get the chance to see an artist you like there definitely do so! Combined score of 4 stars read more

I simply loved this pool. If you want a relaxing but fun atmosphere combined with a killer view of the strip....this is your place!! The drinks were pricey (starting at $14) plus $12 for chips and guacamole. But the view and the atmosphere simply cannot be beat. Beautiful people...beautiful view. This is the best pool on the strip!! read more

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After being a loyal visitor of Marquee, we took our chances on the Boulevard Pool at the Cosmopolitan...and I am glad we did because I will never go back to Marquee Dayclub. Unfortunately, we went on a day where the pool closed earlier for a private Jim Beam function, but my boyfriend and I managed to nab a day bed for $100 for 2 hours. It was definitely worth it. The day beds are semi located in the pool so you can sun bake and dip your feet in to cool down. Honestly, I felt I was at a European resort or something. The atmosphere was great and if you are worried about the crowd consisting of young children it was not like that at all, there were a lot of young adults about. Of course, this may have to do with the fact that we visited on a Wednesday. I'm pretty sure you have to be a hotel guest to enter as they asked for our room details upon entry. The only downfall was that I could only stay for 2 hours. I would have loved to relax there for the whole day. read more

My first experience at the Boulevard Pool gave me some mixed feelings about the venue. I went with 2 of my buddies to the Of Monsters and Men concert on April 17th. The venue was very crowded, but there was still a sense of intimacy between the audience and the band that could be felt from where we were standing. One of the things I hate the most about outdoor concerts is that I have a big tendency to get very cold, and Boulevard Pool didn't cater to that need at all. The whole time I was there, I spent more time thinking about how cold it was than actually enjoying the bands performance. If they could add maybe a heater or two, or even turn on the ones they already have, I think it would have made things much better. However, even though I felt frozen half the time, when Of Monsters and Men came on stage I quickly forgot about all those bad things. Boulevard Pool offers a great experience for music lovers who enjoy having more of an intimate concert experience. Just remember to bring a jacket! read more

First time ever at The Boulevard Pool and it was for the Enrique Iglesias concert. Definitely not too big but doable. It reminded of an outside version of House of Blues. Loved that there is an upper level to the pool for better view. Not sure of that's "VIP" section of this outdoor venue but must have been a nice view. Comfortable little outdoor venue, anywhere you end up during the show is a good spot to view the show. read more

Great view, tons of seating, zero entry pool. Lots of seating tiers. Decent poolisde menu. Fun games - pool table, etc. I would love to see a concert here! There are daybeds by the pool that go for about $75 tues-thurs, higher on the weekends. Cabanas can go for $200 tues - thurs (100 rental, 100 food and bev). Loved the Bamboo pool too, but each pool has a different personality. read more

I feel like this is one of the better places to have a concert in Vegas. Not only do the best bands seem to come here, but the actual set up of the venue is pretty smart. The downward slant of the area makes it so that even people in the back can still see and hear the band on stage. I have been both at the very back and very front of a concert, and while being towards the front was obviously more fun, both were great spots to watch the show. If it's a smaller show, they will sometimes leave water in the pool so you can dip your toes in and enjoy live music. My only grip is how uncontrolled the line can be while you're waiting. While it's managed pretty well at the front, people towards the back will often push, shove, and try to cut you by any means necessary. This may not be something the venue can fix, but it's definitely worth looking into, in my opinion. read more

We liked the Boulevard pool the Saturday we went in April 2012. We got a daybed for 300 that day which included drinks and food. That's not too bad considering the Marquee Dayclub (a floor or two above this one, yet on the side of the building) can easily cost 1500 dollars - and there is nowhere to sit there if you don't get the chairs. We had really good food, a decent waiter (he was kinda MIA at times) but our bed was in the water, right next to that shower and when we didn't finish our entire bottle they put it back in its glass container and let us go back to the room with it (I don't know what they do for you if you don't stay there). We were thinking as we were checking things out that this might be a nice alternative to the Marquee pool (If you got a seat closer to that side of the building). We have'nt tried this but thought we might just to see if we could hear the DJs from over there). I did read one of the other reviews about how hard it is to take your stuff here and find a place to sit it down if you just want to hang out for a bit and I think I get that. We were here on a Saturday as I mentioned and it wasn't the height of pool season here in Vegas so that might have made the difference in that we did get a daybed and did have a good time and didn't see a lot of older people shuffling around looking for a place to sit or what have you. We will definitely be checking it out again from time to time (and maybe even spending time here during our stay for EDC considering we were told that the Marquee pool was going to be the official pool for EDC pool parties but that was incorrect and the one day they do have something is sold out!) I also assume that this is sort of the 'rollover' pool for when you can't get into Marquee (which I assume is a lot because you don't really get hotel guest privileges to the Marquee pool like you do at say Marquee club at night, XS at night and the Palms (which gives hotel guest 1 hour earlier entry as compared to those locals just coming to party). read more

A Review for the Concert Series! Saw Florence + The Machine. Amazing venue. The night lights of Vegas were in full dazzle effect and the crowd was alive! I felt the need for more spread out cash bar locations so that the crowds could easily grab a drink w/ out a mob area occurring. I thought the balcony cabanas were an ultra cool way to observe if you had a couple grand! I really appreciated the Jumbo Screen that spotlit the show! Great General Admin standing only but had great views. But the best views were probably from the rooms people occupied at the Cosmo that had wrap around balconies! Get out! They not only had a great view of the strip but their own private concert! Damn! read more

This review is for the pool as a concert venue only. Great concerts. Booze is way too pricey outside....drink inside before going out to the show! read more

There was a flash flood outside of everyone's control, so this place told us we could use our receipt to get free admission on one of the next two Mondays. I'll update this review then. UPDATE: They redeemed our receipt due to the flash flood cancellation last week. It was worth the $5 for the swimming and the movie on the big screen. It turns out the $5 price was a special at the time, so I can't comment on what the regular price would be. I think what really lowered the quality of my experience was the people who attended. I recognize that this is out of this business's control, but I can't say I will or will not return another time. Some people were just outright creepy, and some others excessively inconsiderate. If I'm paying for a good time, it's not my burden to worry about others ruining it. Again, there were so many people that policies couldn't be practically enforced, so I acknowledge that this was out of the business's control. I just wish that they'd hire more lifeguards, impose a lower limit on how many people can attend, do both, or find some other solution to better manage the creepers and inconsiderate people. read more

Awesome pool! If you like the Vegas strip landscape, you should seriously considering going to a concert at night at this pool. Planet Hollywood, Bellagio, and Aria are literally right there in your face and they look spectacular. Drinks are super pricey obviously. $13 gets you a VERY small amount of vodka and cranberry. The bartenders are not entirely sociable either. All in all, come here for the sights, not for the drinks or sociable staff :P read more

Small. Looked like ice walking. Got there 15 min after opened. Already packed. No real ice SKATING more like ice walking. Don't bother.

I've seen a number of shows at the Boulevard Pool at the Cosmopolitan, and I have had an excellent time at each one. The venue is in a great section of The Strip, with fantastic views of the city all around. The sight lines are clear from any angle, and regardless if the size of the audience, you'll have an unobstructed view of your favorite act. The sound quality has always been very good. You can't go wrong seeing a show at this venue. I don't venture to The Strip often, but I will always be up for a show at the Boulevard Pool. If there is a drawback, it's the drink prices. In a word those are crazy. I tend not to drink much at a show, so that has had little effect on me. read more

I absolutely love this pool. Their Jacuzzi is absolutely amazing! It is big enough for 30 people. Party in the hot tub!!! Their drinks are expensive, but you are in Las Vegas....duh! The bartenders were absolutely hilarious and sparked up great conversation and was very prompt. The pool was not over crowded and it was very well maintained. I went there for three days in a row when I had family in town and that was our favorite pool at the Cosmo! read more

Never having to do the "pool" thing in Vegas, you'll have to excuse that I don't have anything to compare it to. Especially since I don't do the whole lay out by the pool thing. Period. My friends and I rented a daybed for $750 on a Saturday, during a long holiday-bachelorette party weekend. The price was higher due to to the holiday. The $$$ went towards a food/drink minimum, meaning we had to order that much. It was pretty easy to do. After a night of drinking at Marquee, eating helped a lot with hangover recovery. Drinking some more also helped. No. Really. It did. =P Our daybed, located at the northeast end, was under some palm trees, which made it easier to deal with the summer heat. The daybed could comfortable fit about 4-5 skinny girls laying down. If you get there around 8-9am, you can score some lounge chairs, as well. When it comes to Vegas, you never really know what to expect until it happens. In my case, my hangover suffering was eased up by some unlikely entertainment - a guido looking dude wearing a gold chain and gold lamae swim shorts, dancing in the middle of the shallow pool at 9am. He kept shouting at girls from the center of the pool, shaking his hips like he was a stripper. More power to him. It was pretty dang funny. By noon-ish, the daybeds/cabanas/lounge chairs were pretty much all taken. Music was pumping loudly and the pool looked pretty filled. Gotta give props to the servers who took care of our drink/food orders. They were spot on, if somewhat busy, by the time the crowd rolled in. Also, thank goodness for those palm trees! I'm not a fan of heat or sun. But, I was there for to celebrate the last few days of single-hoodiness with my girlfriend. Was the price worth it? Yes, especially if you're doing the bachelorette party thing, during a long holiday weekend and really want to hang out with your girlfriends. Thing things that I suffer through for my friends. ;0) read more

Located on the 4th floor. Pools are extremely shallow which makes for a good place to cool your feet on hot Vegas nights. They have fooseball & pool tables and pinball games set along the pools. It also looks over the strip. Theres an outdoor bar & flatscreens showing various games. I came here one night for a free concert (by Naked & Famous). It was a very cool atmosphere to watch a show. The band also put on an amazing performance! Downside, drinks were way expensive, but that the Strip for you. read more

Really cool place to check out a concert in Las Vegas. Outdoors on the pool deck with all of Vegas around you. Kind of surreal. I wouldn't hesitate to go to a show here again. Most of these show would seem to be GA and Standing Room only. No Worries here I am okay with that. I would recommend one thing. That is if you are going to drink. Drink before the show somewhere else it is bound to be cheaper. Tall beers 16 here and mixed drinks 13....ouch someone is making a killing. That is my biggest complaint about this place is the price of alcohol, and the fact it is not posted anywhere. pre and post drink else where. Otherwise enjoy the show.. read more

We went to see the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs here about a month ago. It was hands down the best venue I've been to yet! I loved being able to see the show from anywhere in the audience because of the giant screen overlooking Las Vegas Blvd and the pool added extra ambiance. Overall, great show, great venue, great time! read more

This review is for the Boulevard Pool as a concert venue for Offspring/We Are Scientists. When we arrived at least they had signs and security directing us as we followed the line that turned 4 times through hall ways before we got to the back haha! Then they started moving us in. They seemed organized to get us in. Once in the bars are opened and there was a merch table set up to the left. The stage was set on higher level of the pool so it made it a little easier to see. Everything went pretty well. The only thing I didn't like was the prices of drinks. $4 for water and it isn't even half a liter. It was one of those real small waters. It's one thing paying $8 for half but paying $4 for real small thing of water and it's hot out is just lame. I give 3 stars since I enjoyed myself and it seemed organized. read more

Really fun pool, they have lots of places to lay out and even have chairs in the shade with TV's to watch sports. The bartenders here are not friendly, but they do pour very strong drinks! You can get blended margaritas and pina coladas with fruit in them, as well as buckets of beers. It is $36 for a bucket of 5 beers so not too expensive, and they give you limes and lots of ice. We met a ton of people in the pool hanging out, and they play good music during the day. There were basically no kids here as well, I think they all go to the Bamboo pool, so it is nice to have just adults here. read more