Las Vegas has all the time belonged to those that dream biggest — and this weekend, Marquee Dayclub raises the bar over again. After a sweeping reimagination of its iconic rooftop pool at The Cosmopolitan, certainly one of town’s most beloved daytime destinations reopens with a glance, a sound, and an energy that rewrites what daylife will be.
This isn’t a facelift. This can be a full reinvention. Marquee Dayclub’s 2026 grand reopening marks the culmination of a transformative collaboration with Rockwell Group — the acclaimed design firm behind among the world’s most extraordinary hospitality experiences — leading to an outside space that feels concurrently intimate and electric, desert-grounded and Vegas-spectacular.
DESERT SKY, REIMAGINED
Step into the refreshed Marquee Dayclub and also you immediately feel the shift. Guests enter directly from Marquee Nightclub, moving from its deep purples and velvet textures right into a sun-kissed world of water, stone, and woven warmth. The contrast is intentional — and breathtaking.
Rockwell Group drew inspiration from the Mojave’s ever-shifting skies, constructing a palette of warm terracottas, soft blushes, cool lilacs, and sun-bleached neutrals that play across the deck from morning into golden hour. That gradient reaches its most dramatic expression in custom murals wrapping the curved rotunda partitions, where amber transitions to lavender in forms that echo the arc of the desert sun. Soft, organic shapes define the space throughout — arched portals, rounded daybeds, scalloped cabana trims — all contrasting beautifully with the venue’s daring architectural cover and structural rhythm. It’s a tension the designers clearly relished: serene and spectacular, cozy and grand.
CABANAS, POOLS & PURE LUXURY
The redesigned pool deck anchors the experience: a protracted central pool flanked by upgraded VIP cabanas, lounge daybeds, and open-air seating that invite guests to settle in, sip, and stay awhile. Each cabana is a world of its own — draped curtains, striped wallcoverings, tactile upholstery, and sculptural mirrors create a way of refined privacy just steps from the motion.
The crown jewel: a series of VIP in-water daybeds at the sides of personal pools, draped in translucent curtains that flutter with the desert breeze. Marquee’s Grand Cabanas elevate the concept further — semi-enclosed retreats with ceiling fans, panoramic Strip views, and plush sectional seating that feel more like boutique suites than poolside perches. A curated food and beverage menu rounds out an all-day experience designed to maintain guests exactly where they need to be.
BUILT FOR THE DROP
At the guts of the dayclub’s rebirth is a dramatically reimagined performance zone. The DJ booth and stage have been redesigned as a sculptural focus — a sweeping overhead cover washed in gradient LED lighting stretches out over the group, mirroring the colours of a desert sunset. Below it, a stone counter with a powder-coated mesh front and painted arch pattern gives the booth a monumental, gallery-worthy presence.
Paired with a very recent, world-class sound system, the stage isn’t only a backdrop — it’s the beating heart of the space. Columns surrounding the pool deck feature digital screen wraps that allow the whole environment to rework because the day progresses, syncing the visual experience with the music for a very immersive atmosphere unlike the rest on the Strip.
Martin Garrix Headlines Relaunch
Helping christen the newly reimagined space is none aside from Martin Garrix, who takes the decks at Marquee Dayclub this Saturday, March twenty first alongside fellow Dutch talent Justin Mylo. A 3-time holder of the #1 spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100, Garrix has headlined festivals across the globe and locked down residencies at among the world’s most prestigious clubs Tao Group — making him the proper headliner to inaugurate Marquee’s brand-new stage and sound system. There’s no higher strategy to debut a world-class performance setup than with certainly one of the world’s biggest DJs behind the booth.