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It’s going to be so fun, but it’s going to be so hot.

And fun!

But really hot.

Dayclubs are a staple of Vegas fun for tourists and locals alike, but you don’t want to get caught off guard after arriving and spend the next few hours wishing you had done some research beforehand. Here’s what you need to know before you hit up the hottest way to cool down in the city.

Ladies:

It’s tall, thin and glittering, much like the patrons that visit it. The Cosmopolitan Hotel & Casino hit the Strip hard in 2010, instantly shaking things up for the rest of its neighboring hotels.

Wandering through the interior of The Cosmo looks like Jay Gatsby and Alice in Wonderland went into business together. Almost five years later, the hotel is still going strong, with a few recent evolutions on the horizon.

“Be young at heart,” they said. “Never lose your childhood innocence,” they said. If there is a better place to uphold these ideals than Las Vegas, then I’ll be damned. Fellow ‘adult-children,’ we have discovered your next Vegas hangout at Gold Spike in Downtown Las Vegas. Wander inside Gold Spike on a Friday night and proceed to make friends. The space is unique in many regards, one of which is that you will likely post up on one of their beds lying around the area.

Thanks to the unlimited options for partying the night away in Las Vegas, we're faced with a slew of icky hangover feelings that one might not know how to deal with. Luckily, we've been around the block quite a few times and know exactly what you need when the sun rises based on how you spent the night.

Imagine yourself walking down The Las Vegas Strip mid-July, with temperatures effortlessly reaching over 105 degrees and the sun beating down on your back. It's not always the most refreshing feeling when you're on vacation and just trying to see some sights. You blindly walk into the new Harmon Corner center after deciding "enough is enough" and welcome the rush of sweet, cold air conditioning.

Get your boots and hat ready, because Route 91 Harvest is going to take over the city this October.

From the hands of Live Nation and MGM Resorts comes the revamped Route 91 music festival. Now dubbed Route 91 Harvest, the three-day music festival will take place October 3-5 at The Lot across from Luxor Hotel & Casino. The talents of Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Dierks Bently and Brantley Gilbert are slated for the festival's roster along with at least a dozen other country artists.

Ready for "Drops of Jupiter" to get in your hair while sipping some of the best wines in the country? Then make sure you're in Las Vegas on October 10-11.

MGM Resorts just announced the ninth annual Rock 'n Roll Wine event is further 'amplified' by adding the talents of Train and Blink 182 to the roster. The event is destined to become even bigger with these headliners, along with other artists like Better than Ezra, Violent Femmes and more.

She’s vivacious, sexy and worldly.

She’s curated exhibits at the Erotic Heritage Museum in town.

She’s the owner of Sin City Gallery – a place to escape the doldrums of ‘conservative’ art.

She’s changing the artistic landscape of Downtown Las Vegas, but quietly.

And yes, she has seen more than 300 hours of adult films (more on this later).

The intriguing Dr. Laura Henkel, who landed in Vegas in 2008, did so with a bang as she helped conceive the Erotic Heritage Museum where she worked until 2010.

Lock, stocked and ready to rock, that’s what you’ll experience when you step inside Bellagio Las Vegas and head over to The Bank Nightclub.  At only 6,600 square feet, The Bank is an intimate room that packs a heavy punch.  The luxe hotspot uses an escalator to pull you in and an intimate foyer to keep the tone light before you reach the main hub of the club where you will immediately be thrust into opulence.

When someone in your group yells out, “I’m craving Italian,” you need to know exactly where to go. Looks like it’s Terra Rossa at Red Rock Las Vegas for you and yours.