

Stadium Swim
Stadium Swim
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Serves Food
Outdoor Patio
Dayclub
Pool
Serves Food
Outdoor Patio
Dayclub
Pool
Upcoming Events
Friday, December 8

Weekdays at Circa Stadium Swim
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Friday, December 8 at 9 am
Guest List
Girls Only
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Tables
Saturday, December 9

Your Home For College Football
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Saturday, December 9 at 8 am
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Girls Only
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Tables
Sunday, December 10

Your Home For Pro Football
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Sunday, December 10 at 8 am
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Girls Only
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Tables
Monday, December 11

Your Home For Pro Football
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Monday, December 11 at 9 am
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Girls Only
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Tables
Tuesday, December 12

Weekdays at Circa Stadium Swim
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Tuesday, December 12 at 9 am
Guest List
Girls Only
Tickets
Tables
Wednesday, December 13

Weekdays at Circa Stadium Swim
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Wednesday, December 13 at 9 am
Guest List
Girls Only
Tickets
Tables
Thursday, December 14

Your Home For Pro Football
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Thursday, December 14 at 9 am
Guest List
Girls Only
Tickets
Tables
Friday, December 15

Weekdays at Circa Stadium Swim
Stadium Swim: Downtown Las Vegas
Friday, December 15 at 9 am
Guest List
Girls Only
Tickets
Tables
Details
Description
- Bottle Menu
- Floor Plan
- Venue Capacity: 500 Venue Rental Request >
Stadium Swim is more of an aqua sports bar than a nightclub, with six rooftop pools heated to as high as 39 degrees Celsius (103 degrees Fahrenheit) and a 143ft-wide TV screen showing sports.
On days with big games, Circa will open kiosks where guests can deposit money for poolside mobile wagering. Of course, hosting pool parties during a pandemic isn’t an ideal scenario, but Circa is taking precautions, including temperature checks, social distancing and frequent cleaning.
The sports-themed pool area and an adults-only policy throughout the resort could help it stand out in a market with a lot of competition, said David Schwartz, a gaming historian at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. “Appealing to aspects of Las Vegas that many people love in a different way can be a formula for success,” he said. Stevens originally considered calling the spot the Backyard, to convey what he wanted. “Kind of a like a great backyard, with a great pool scene, great food, sports on, and just a ton of fun,” he said.
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