by Ryan W.

This is a great place for a quick drink and some people watching before seeing the Love show.  It puts you in the mood.  The location is inside of The Mirage.  I don't know if I would come here unless I had show tickets but I enjoyed it nonetheless.  It is a bit pricey, but what bar inside of a casino isn't, unless you are gambling.  Go for one drink.

by terra d.

awesome:-no cover for ladies (and easy to negotiate for the gents, too)-not too crowded for dancing or lounging-the hot bartenders in their 2-bra-and-corset getupsnot so awesome:-sticky floor-old music (as in a kitchen-sink mix of 90s one-hit-wonders)-$15 drinks-the jerk who kneed me with his cowboy boot... ive got a picture of you. watch out, i know who you are!

by julie b.

This joint's got nothing to do with The Beatles or any sort of revolution for that matter.  Bad music.  Tacky bartenders.Stay away.Oooh, but nicely designed matchbooks if that counts for anything.

by Gerard I.

When we caught the LOVE Beatles show, we stopped (beforehand) for some drinks. There was a VIP type of line, and we walked right up to the bouncers, showed them our ID's and were quickly let in. In retrospect, I think we walked into the wrong line, but were so fucking cool about it, they let us in. The dance area was dead, so we went right to the bar. Our boy George hooked us up nicely on some drinks, and gave us after show "clubbing" tickets, in case we wanted to get our groove on after LOVE. Perfection.

by Janney B.

I think this place is the real reason that Jude is sad.  I wanted to like it, because I love the Beatles and adore pretty neon lights.BUT - the free promotional drinks that lured my friends and I here were hosted by Pink Vodka - a liquor that, although beautifully bottled, is disgusting and tastes like rubbing alcohol.The drinks weren't pink, but I noticed my toenail polish was when I bent over to throw up the cheap vodka later in the evening.My standards are pretty low, so to NOT meet them really says something.

by Arturo O.

I've never actually been into the lounge part of this place, only in the bar upfront for some afternoon drinks.  The drinks are very good, the only thing I really don't like about this place is that the chairs are really uncomfortable and look like they were purchased at Ikea.....sure, they're bar stools, but they just feel like you are going to fall out of them if you lean over too much!  Other than that, this is a good place to grab a drink at before you head out into wild.

by Reid Y.

What the hell? Why do people say the drinks are strong? We got shots, yes SHOTS of vodka and they were watered-down (plus overpriced). I've definitely had better.Plus, the promoter who wanted us to come to the club said there was an open bar. Lies! I don't like people who lie! Or their nightclubsOh, and don't expect the lounge to play Beatles music. The demographic here is all over the place - 20-30yo's plus 50+ (based upon defining characteristics such as hair color and attire). I think most people come here after the Cirque show, as there are people standing outside the show passing out free entrance passes.Bathrooms also use a shared sink that's activated with your foot. Are we at a baseball stadium?

by Smitcha B.

We didn't have to pay cover because a promoter got us in but if we did, definitely not worth it. It was a Friday night, pretty late, and pretty dead. Went in, grabbed a few drinks, people watched, then left to look for something with a bit more excitement. It's a cool place to grab some drinks, possibly do some dancing, and mingle but I wouldn't spend my entire night here. There's really not much else to say about this place. I didn't hate it but I'm not a fan either.

by christina l.

Revolution lounge is located inside the Mirage hotel.. there are people outside the lounge passing out VIP admission passes so there's no cover fee to get in... for the ladies free champagne Saturday before 12.. The music is pretty old school... if you're 35 and above this might be the place to chill... me and my friend in our 20's didn't enjoy much while we were there cause everyone seems so old...

by Anthony T.

I didn't stay very long at Revolution Lounge, but it was OK from what I experienced. First off, the decor is pretty awesome! There is a lot of detail in all of the choices, and it shows! Very very nice!I got to go in for free as we were on the guestlist (I don't even know if they even charge cover), but the girls in our group got wristbands that gave them free P.I.N.K. vodka drinks all night long! Pretty sweet deal! I obviously just took sips from their drinks. HahahaThe crowd here was of the older generation. There was a group of women celebrating what seemed to be a 50th-55th birthday which was really cute. The rest of the crowd was like 30-45. But hey, it's just a lounge and it's The Beatles so what could I expect? Didn't stay long because the music was just OK and we were heading to The Palms to hit up Moon.

by Katie H.

BRIT POP IN VEGAS!Ok so stoked to find a bar/club with music I know! They played the pop crap too but it was mixed in which is good because that means I can bring my musically challenged friends her. Yes I am a music snob, deal!Drinks are pricey but strong so in the end it balances out.People were nice and friendly room to dance room to sit.Maybe if I paid an entrance fee I would feel different but I am all about the music and this play made me happy

by Alvin V.

The first place we went to as soon as we arrived in Vegas and got all "suited up"...I love this place.. Me and the guys walked in, no admission (cause we're AWESOME) while people paid behind us (cause they were NOT AWESOME). We walk to the bar, ordered four rounds of patron shots for all of us and the night was just Legen...wait for it.. Dary!The lighting, decor and music was just spectacular. Very "loungey" of course...  But it still consisted a decent dance floor... The dance floor was epic, I remember being drunk while the guys were watching this guy pop lockin'.. So they literally throw my drunk ass in the circle telling me to battle this guy...... All I remember was the guy walking away with his posse... (If you are reading this guy, I'm sorry for killing your groove).By the way, I don't recall this place ever playing a Beatles song......

by D D.

At first I thought Revolution Lounge was just that tiny bar area behind the big letters that say REVOLUTION and dismissed it as a poor excuse for a lounge. A few times passing by there was a go go dancer dancing in the middle of the REVOLUTION facade. But then later we looked a little deeper through the letters and realized that there is a back section to this lounge.It was no problem getting in because every time we passed by the lounge, promoters handed out free passes. We collected quite a stack of them. So many.But once inside, it was so sparse. Barely anyone there. NO ONE was dancing. NO ONE! Was it a slow night? Or is it always like that? It wasn't a dance-y dance-y crowd, that's 4 sure. I give 2 stars because the decor was interesting. Apparently there is somewhere you can write things on a screen and what you write is projected onto one of the columns in the middle of the club. At one point someone wrote 'DUMB' and it was projected up there in front of the empty dance floor. It made us laugh.

by Raian V.

Decided to go here one night to grab a few drinks because the outside lounge area looks real nice. We walked in and damn it's like one of the smallest if not the smallest club I'd ever been to. There's like two room but really it's like one small room divided into two smaller room. There's VIP seating on the left and both side in the middle along with the divider. Although it was really small, it was not packed at all. You have room to dance unlike other clubs. I believe there might have been like 100+?Anyways it's a cool place to chill, grab a drink with some friends and groove a bit if you don't want to party with a lot of people or go to places that's super crowded. To me it's just too small and not enough people plus you got to pay cover charge for this place.

by Chris T.

Still loud, still free, still good to go after you're tired of whatever club you just came from. Went here on a Thursday night circa 2:30AM. No cover at that time, which was a thumbs up. It's a…

by Ashley V.

Again, we were lured in by the free entrances for the guys and girls in our group and the free drinks for the ladies. -1 star for the bartenders being snippy about giving the guys sips of our champs and threatening to kick us out.  (Even though they were buying their own drinks.)We were actually set to just go in for a bit but the DJ was actually playing a decent dance set and we had a great time.  We were actually able to sit down in a booth and the crowd seemed a lot less clubby than say... Jet. Overall a good time was had by all.

by jenny k.

Got into Jet with my group of girls early and free.  When it got overcrowded we headed over to revolution lounge right around the corner.  Got vip passes from the dudes standing outside the Love theater and Jet which earned us a few free glasses of champagne.  Whoohoo!I love this place.  Hands down better than Jet/Tao and probably any other swampy club in town.  People are approachable, fun, bartenders are chill, bouncers are chill, there's actually room to dance on the dance floor. Imagine that.

by to the point i.

POSITIVEcool vibecool musicinteractive tablelive bandsNEGATIVEin the mirageunisex bathrooms, lameseen it once, seen it twiceWILL I RETURN?only to see a band play or watch 'LOVE'

by Tawny C.

I really liked spending time here. After walking around the strip in platforms, I needed to rest. We snagged a seat right in the "U" of the Revolution sign and ordered martinis. Its a bit odd to sit in such a relaxing area that is right on the edge of the busy loud casino floor. Tourists with cameras took photos of the letters we were sitting on, which was annoying. One asian woman even stood by the "T" next to our "U", so their photo is the backside of my friend as she bend over to re-tie her espadrilles and the back of my head with a crown on it that i found on the sidewalk. The martinis were strong, and we moved on after one but I really regretted not spending more time here.

by Chris L.

Psych-e-delic. Fun.When you walk up to REVOLUTION Lounge, there's a bar upfront right behind the giant neon-lit letters spelling out the venue's name, but tucked into the back behind a bouncer and velvet rope is a giant lounge/miniature dance club.A brief summary of my experience with the club portion:- Very large bar service area (had to have been 50-feet long), which means less time waiting for that White Russian or Manhattan!- Really funky but pretty 60's Austin Powers-like decor and furniture/architectural details inside.- Had my drink knocked out of my hand by a table host that was dancing her way to the main bar area. She apologizes profusely. Okay that's fine...but this is the part where you offer to bring me a complimentary beverage, lady. I mean, that's $15 of liquids that I paid for...now soaked onto the front of my dress shirt, vest and tie.- The go go dancers.  Amazing.  And very distracting.- The tiny mens restrooms with no urinals, but just two toilets? Come on! Did the design budget for this place run so low that they had to skimp on the # of crappers? Note to The Mirage management: People drink A LOT at lounges/clubs. Ergo, they PEE a LOT as well. What a concept!

by Melissa H.

I think the Revolution Lounge is a great place to start a night if you are staying at the Mirage or are going to JET later in the night. When we arrived at the Mirage, we were immediately given free passes to Revolution Lounge. Plus with free champagne until midnight for ladies, how could we turn that down?Getting in was a breeze and for around 10 pm when we arrived, it already had a good crowd. Definitely more women than men though due to the free champagne. Service at the bar was quick and servers were walking around with free shots which my group definitely indulged in.Stop by if you are at the Mirage, but don't feel like you have to make a special trip to check this place out. On our way to gambling after dinner at Japonais, my two girlfriends and I were given free passes to…

by Danni H.

The bar up front is cute. And before ten you get a discount on drinks. The club inside is small But eh. The tables are the kicker. You can write messages and they get projected onto the wall. Also for those camera junkies underneath the lights of the projection you get the trippiest photos. :) Drinks are like 12 and shots are the same a bottle of beer was like 8. I was pissed at the DJ when i went. He was spinning garbage so no one dancing. When he played top ten shit then the floor was packed. I'm not sure this helps this club but i looked over at one point to see this couple who were about 70 yrs old. I was shocked but deep down i was like yeah i wanna be 70 and hip or... anyway. It was an older crowd that night :(

by Diana W.

I get that this place is a lounge and not a club but that being said, it's a LOT smaller than I expected. For a small lounge, you'd think it'd be packed. No, it was pretty dead when I went and based on everyone else's reviews, it's pretty dead on more than one occasion. I guess being dead serves us well considering we had a group of 15 with 8 of them being guys. We had no problem getting the guys in but I'm guessing the club figured, better to have guys in the lounge than no people at all. I guess I was expecting a lot considering it's Vegas and everything is always overdone here. I like the REVOLUTION sign that spells LOVE on the other side but honestly other than that, I don't think I'd come back here again.

by h l.

FAVORITE PLACE IN VEGAS!I am not into scantily clad women and gross dudes breathing down my neck so this lounge is the place for me. Dark, Great Music, fun tables, an abundance of staff and in a great location. It is free to get in but the drinks cost a bit more, and it gets pretty full when the show lets out, but if you can hold off a bit the lounge is a great place to be with friends and enjoy the evening.

by Kym H.

It was in my hotel so it made it convenient.  It's a chic lounge outside of the Beattle's Revolution Club.  It's not bad since it's a great place to hang out to enjoy a drink, hang out and listen to great music.  If you want to go into the club it is $20 before midnight or $10 after.  If you stay at the Mirage you can get in for free before Midnight.  It's a decent place to just enjoy great drinks, music and just chill.  Try it out, you might be pleasantly surprise.

by Kristine and Jeff G.

A diet coke at the bar cost $6! Even at Vegas prices, a normal 20 oz. Diet coke only costs $3. I expect to pay high prices for alcoholic drinks, but not for soda. Crazy!

by Matt C.

When I think Beatles I do NOT think ACDC mixed with Snoop Dogg.  We went for a weekend full of celebration.  We were celebrating an anniversary, my wife's birthday and another birthday.  The idea was to have a relatively relaxing Friday night in a lounge that played some decent music.What we got was a bunch of skanky girls girnding and grooving to absolutely terrible mixes of the most obscure music.  If we didn't like a song it was alright though because we only got a 30 second clip before the DJ switched to something from a completely different genre.Drinks, it's Vegas and we're not playing cards or wasting away the money at slots so of course drinks will be pricey BUT come the f%#k on, $30 for a vodka redbull and one of those little miniature bottles of water.  Really?! ARE YOU SERIOUS REVOLUTION?!!We actually planned to pay to get in to this place, the best thing that happened was the free "VIP Pass" the guy at the front door chased us down to give us.The yellow submarine was pretty sweet but the rest was just a jumbled f%#ked mess.

by carol y.

TONS OF FUN!Great music laid back crowd.The Dj played from old school to top 40 and even played tribute to Michael Jackson. The lounge was pretty dark though and the drinks are pricey but I think all clubs in Vegas are pricey in general. Plus, admission fee was FREE including the guys and dress code was pretty relaxed too. Who needs to spend XXX amount of money and wait in LONG lines at the other clubs when you can have the same fun and memorable moments here at Beatles Revolution.

by Seong P.

I liked the look of the place a lot and the bar wasn't too crowded so I never had any problems getting a drink but the DJ's were awful and the floor was the stickiest I've ever experienced.  Not a bad place to start a night but I wouldn't end it there.

by Dave B.

We hit this after seeing Love, like so many that entered.  I understand there's a cover later, but after the first show, there wasn't one, so we wandered on in.  Drinks are pricey ($8 per beer, more for mixed drinks), but tasty, and the environment alone is worth the visit.All that, and the music was great. :)  Do visit it early if you want to avoid the cover.  If you want it more lively, either come back and pay or just stick around.

by Jackqueline L.

A lounge in Vegas dedicated to the psychedelic music of the Beatles? No thanks. Free vodka drinks for ladies 10-12am. Uh...sure!! I'm Chinese, I can't turn down free!!Don't get me wrong I'm no Beatles hater, but having to listen to 'Yellow Submarine' and 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand' sounded like less than party-hyphy-fun on a Friday night on my sister's Bachelorette weekend in Vegas. But boy, was I wrong!The front of the lounge accommodated a mini "pre"-lounge complete with a full bar and humongous neon pink letters spelling 'Revolution' in which you could actually sit in, I nested on the 'o'. Very comfy. I was actually not aware of the real lounge till about 20 minutes after I arrived. When people started sifting in and out of a doorway to the left of the bar I started to think the party existed in there. I was right...so the rest of the dopey Bachelorette party I was with trudged through the doorway to discover a way bigger lounge with a way bigger full bar, a dance floor and a DJ.When we got there at 10:30, the joint was not crowded, but it was packed by 11pm. The walls projected images of walking, silhouetted hands with faces traipsing about the club amongst cartoon flowers and trippy, spinning swirls. Go-go dancers in skin baring ultra-minis and bikini tops danced on the table and bar tops. The music was very good; mixing in a huge serving of modern hits, several tablespoons of  Michael Jackson, a shot of Soft Cell (...tainted love...), a wisp of Journey and half a dash of Beatles songs. The drinks were a bit weak and smiley cocktail waitresses kept hocking these sugary-sweet lemon drop shots that were pretty worthless with alcohol content - but they were free so my gratitude keeps me from griping too much. All in all, I loved the diverse, laid back crowd and the hybrid club-lounge vibe.The next time I'm Vegas, even if they're not offering free drinks, I'm there...because this place is groovy, baby! (Trite, I know, but I couldn't help myself.)

by FX H.

Great music, great people, awesome bartender, drink is very reasonable price

by Teresa M.

You can draw on the tables! Like... with your fingers! Neon drawings! Can you imagine doing that with some alcohol in your system? I was a modern-day Picasso. You know, if Picasso had no talent and had a certain affinity for drawing reproductive organs.Anywhoooo, I LOVE the decor in here. I suppose they modeled it after the psychedelic music written by The Beatles, which is obviously nothing short of awesome. I also love the fact that they dare to stray away from the hip-hop/rap music all the other clubs play. Sure, that stuff is fun to dance to, but some DJs really need to mix it up a bit. The DJ here knew how to please..... on the dance floor at least.Service was amazing. Our waitress made sure we were taken care of and brought us whatever we needed at the speed of light (OK, maybe just a BIT slower than that). The drinks were pretty decent, and honestly I've come to terms with the fact that most drinks in Vegas are going to be overpriced and mediocre.One drawback: this place attracts the geriatric population. The STRANGEST geriatric population. Two old men that were seated on the table next to us kept asking my friend if her mini-cigar was a blunt. When they were finally convinced it wasn't, they pulled out a giant cigar of their own...... packed with weed. Oh, and grape flavored, which they made me smell. They then announced that they were going back to their room to smoke it all. FANTASTIC. Good-bye.

by Oscar A.

A third review for this place...because oh how things change in one year. I still love this bar. I always have a great time, but the prices went up. It is now $20 for cover, which isn't bad considering every club in Vegas is around $30-$40. But the prices of alcohol have also gone up. It was $8 for a beer and $15 for long island (which is normal, but now they serve it in a small glass).Again...the prices have gone up, but it's worth it because you'll have a good time. I suggest you gamble a bit before for some drinks or pre-party in your room :) i still don't see the connection to the Beatles so much...but i don't care. it's a good time if…

by Chelsea P.

Revolution is certainly a good choice if you're just getting in to Vegas around midnight, finally get out on the strip by 1:30am and you're trying to go dancing with a co-ed group without having to spend $50+ on cover each and having to battle hour long lines. I saw several promoters on every edge of the casino generously giving out cards for free entry (female or male) all night.Though this a lounge, I found the dancefloor spacious and the bar was very accessible. Space to dance, some cushioned tables you could chill at without paying for bottle service and the tables that do have bottle service have touch screens with psychedelic designs and animations you could play with for hours. The music was generic top 40 mashups and the drinks, well it's Vegas, so nothing far from the norm.Besides the retro/mod decor, there was nothing else that screamed "Beatles". Worth a visit if you're looking for somewhere to just go, dance and drink in a jam.

by Gavin N.

An excellent lounge for those who want to go out and drink for the night, but not exactly club.  The decor is typical vegas, seats are comfy, although very limited.  Music is bumping because you kind of feed off the club next door. You could dance if you wanted to.  Drink prices are Vegas standard, expensive as hell but not quite as bad as the clubs.  Anyway IMO great lounge, especially for those staying at the Mirage or near it.~G

by Harry C.

Didn't hit it this time, but I've always loved this place.  Wild psychedelic decor and interactive tables.  An excellent choice for fun times without those crazy long lines or astronomically priced bottle service.  Great music, nice friendly crowd, no pretense.Awesome club to hit when you're hitting the strip and don't want to lose momentum.  Lines aren't too bad here and located in the Mirage, so it's easy to hop to the next place.  Check it out.

by Kevin L.

I got here around 1 am after escaping the dull times at gay latin night at the Piranha in the Fruit Loop. It was the aftermath dregs of the Lady Gaga album release party (where they passed out posters and FREE CDs, crie for missing out on that), but it was still a lot of fun. Danced with random girls dressed like Lady Gaga (apparently anyone who made the attempt got free drinks all night). No cover that night. Drinks seemed pricey, but hey, it's Vegas. Music was great for the first hour I was there, and then by 3-4 am, it lapsed into closing time music, which was fine since we really should have been on our way home anyway. Tip: The size of the place is much bigger than you'd think. Not only me, but other people I know thought the whole bar was contained within the outside bar area. When you first get there, it's easy to think the whole bar is the area covered by the REVOLUTION letters that make up the outside area. There's actually an entrance tucked into the left that gets you into the actual club space.

by Kevin L.Harry C.Gavin N.

I got here around 1 am after escaping the dull times at gay latin night at the Piranha in the Fruit Loop. It was the aftermath dregs of the Lady Gaga album release party (where they passed out posters and FREE CDs, crie for missing out on that), but it was still a lot of fun. Danced with random girls dressed like Lady Gaga (apparently anyone who made the attempt got free drinks all night). No cover that night. Drinks seemed pricey, but hey, it's Vegas. Music was great for the first hour I was there, and then by 3-4 am, it lapsed into closing time music, which was fine since we really should have been on our way home anyway. Tip: The size of the place is much bigger than you'd think. Not only me, but other people I know thought the whole bar was contained within the outside bar area. When you first get there, it's easy to think the whole bar is the area covered by the REVOLUTION letters that make up the outside area. There's actually an entrance tucked into the left that gets you into the actual club space.Didn't hit it this time, but I've always loved this place.  Wild psychedelic decor and interactive tables.  An excellent choice for fun times without those crazy long lines or astronomically priced bottle service.  Great music, nice friendly crowd, no pretense.Awesome club to hit when you're hitting the strip and don't want to lose momentum.  Lines aren't too bad here and located in the Mirage, so it's easy to hop to the next place.  Check it out.An excellent lounge for those who want to go out and drink for the night, but not exactly club.  The decor is typical vegas, seats are comfy, although very limited.  Music is bumping because you kind of feed off the club next door. You could dance if you wanted to.  Drink prices are Vegas standard, expensive as hell but not quite as bad as the clubs.  Anyway IMO great lounge, especially for those staying at the Mirage or near it.~G

by Kevin L.Harry C.Gavin N.Chelsea P.Oscar A.

I got here around 1 am after escaping the dull times at gay latin night at the Piranha in the Fruit Loop. It was the aftermath dregs of the Lady Gaga album release party (where they passed out posters and FREE CDs, crie for missing out on that), but it was still a lot of fun. Danced with random girls dressed like Lady Gaga (apparently anyone who made the attempt got free drinks all night). No cover that night. Drinks seemed pricey, but hey, it's Vegas. Music was great for the first hour I was there, and then by 3-4 am, it lapsed into closing time music, which was fine since we really should have been on our way home anyway. Tip: The size of the place is much bigger than you'd think. Not only me, but other people I know thought the whole bar was contained within the outside bar area. When you first get there, it's easy to think the whole bar is the area covered by the REVOLUTION letters that make up the outside area. There's actually an entrance tucked into the left that gets you into the actual club space.Didn't hit it this time, but I've always loved this place.  Wild psychedelic decor and interactive tables.  An excellent choice for fun times without those crazy long lines or astronomically priced bottle service.  Great music, nice friendly crowd, no pretense.Awesome club to hit when you're hitting the strip and don't want to lose momentum.  Lines aren't too bad here and located in the Mirage, so it's easy to hop to the next place.  Check it out.An excellent lounge for those who want to go out and drink for the night, but not exactly club.  The decor is typical vegas, seats are comfy, although very limited.  Music is bumping because you kind of feed off the club next door. You could dance if you wanted to.  Drink prices are Vegas standard, expensive as hell but not quite as bad as the clubs.  Anyway IMO great lounge, especially for those staying at the Mirage or near it.~GRevolution is certainly a good choice if you're just getting in to Vegas around midnight, finally get out on the strip by 1:30am and you're trying to go dancing with a co-ed group without having to spend $50+ on cover each and having to battle hour long lines. I saw several promoters on every edge of the casino generously giving out cards for free entry (female or male) all night.Though this a lounge, I found the dancefloor spacious and the bar was very accessible. Space to dance, some cushioned tables you could chill at without paying for bottle service and the tables that do have bottle service have touch screens with psychedelic designs and animations you could play with for hours. The music was generic top 40 mashups and the drinks, well it's Vegas, so nothing far from the norm.Besides the retro/mod decor, there was nothing else that screamed "Beatles". Worth a visit if you're looking for somewhere to just go, dance and drink in a jam.A third review for this place...because oh how things change in one year. I still love this bar. I always have a great time, but the prices went up. It is now $20 for cover, which isn't bad considering every club in Vegas is around $30-$40. But the prices of alcohol have also gone up. It was $8 for a beer and $15 for long island (which is normal, but now they serve it in a small glass).Again...the prices have gone up, but it's worth it because you'll have a good time. I suggest you gamble a bit before for some drinks or pre-party in your room :) i still don't see the connection to the Beatles so much...but i don't care. it's a good time if…