I don't know why, maybe just the change up factor, but every time I end up here I have a good time. I actually enjoy the dancing, two stepping around in a circle roller rink style. The Drinks are cheap, I get in free at the door (military) and the chicks that frequent this place are just more laid back, willing to dance and have fun and lots of them are wearing daisy dukes. The drink specials are cool, they change every hour I think and they're displayed on a flat screen behind the bar so you don't have to ask. Example - $3 Bacardi mixed drinks, solid deal. The music is country but if you ask the DJ he'll play some hip hop for you. The layout of Revolver is smart. Go here, bring friends, gamble beforehand, earn a room comp, drink till your heart is content, then get some food court fare, head to the room, and make love to someone.
Or do like me and go alone, get drunk, and sleep in the parking garage. Weirdo.
Good crowd, not super crowded but yet busy! Â The music is primarily country, but they do blend in some more house music than I prefer, but it was obviously popular as the dance floor was packed.
I can't say enough about the waitresses and bartenders, they are friendly, quick and also completely down to earth. What I haven't mentioned is that they are all gorgeous and wear amazing outfits...if you can call what little they wear outfits.
The dance floor isn't huge, but big enough to not bump into everyone even on a busy night. The free line and 2 step dance lessons are popular and a good way to learn if you are interested.
I've only been a few times, but keep coming back because it is such a good time!
When my husband and I find a babysitter we always end up at revolver!! This place is very well rounded! Great exercise because of the line dancing!! Just an all around fun time! After about 10 they start to play music that you would hear at a night club!! Also the drinks are pretty pricy!! Other then that it's fun!!
Review Source:I've experienced MUCH better!
I was really hopeful I'd have a great time, two stepping the night away with a nice guy who knew what he was doing.
Instead I walked into a club of hipsters and frat boys and drunk chicks line dancing, I've never seen so many silly line dancxes before!
I'm from Texas, I have been to almost major dance hall in Texas, and I love a good dancehall but this place was a huge disappointment for me. Â I'm glad I didn't pay to get in there.
From BBQ joint to Stoney's North to Revolver. It's been quite a ride for this place. It's evolved into a pretty decent place to slap on those shit kickers and cut some rug...more or less. Actually it's not that old school, in fact, it's pretty modern, more new country. They've got a great sound system, lots of free line dancing lessons (if you get there by 8)
i've only been on Friday's and Saturday nights and it seems as the night goes on, the music get's progressively more modern. You might here some mix of rock, hip hop and techno. Fine by me, that's more my style anyway.
They've got some VIP tables that are fairly cheap, by Vegas standards, and some couches in the corner if you can snag one.
If you're into beer pong, welcome friends and prepare to get toasted. They've got  4 or 5 beer pong tables that are usually full by 10.They took out the mechanical bull for these, which usually sat untouched aside from the occasional drunk female with the too short dress on who was certain she'd conquer...not
As of late they've started doing the 'table reservation' thing. So either get there early or ask a staffer to get your name in.
Lets start off by saying that I HATE THE CLUB SCENE! So when my cousin was in town, we came up with this place as common ground.
Starting the night out, i was still a little put off by how loud it was, but then I started letting loose and having fun with friends and family. The drink prices arent the best but lets face it, we live in Vegas. The coolest part about this place I think is the fact that they play a 10 minute set of country music and then a 10 minute set of popular hip hop[ music, so everyone is happy. The dance floor was always full and they teach you line dances before the night starts for free, also bad ass. it was a good choice as apposed to a club.
From now on when someone wants to go to a club with me, ill fight for revolver instead.
This is by far one of the best places for singles in Las Vegas. The only time there is a wait in line to get in, is after 10 pm on Thursdays during Ladies Night. However, it is a short wait. With the Station Casinos rewards card and local ID, there is never a cover charge. Otherwise, it is normally $3.
Wednesday is the most popular night because it is Ladies Night. Chicks get in for a $1 and enjoy $1 drinks until 11 pm. By 11 pm, the place does have a tendency to get overpacked and the crowd transitions from a predominately country dancing crowd, to a more nightclub crowd. At midnight, the DJ starts playing mainstream nightclub music, which is usually my cue to leave. Without the ability to ask girls to two-step, or flirt with them during line dances, I'm reduced to the kamikaze method which is a hallmark of mainstream nightclub culture.
The female nightclub crowd is elated when the DJ switches over to nightclub music at midnight for so-called "freestyle dancing." So, they hurry onto the dance floor. This is because most of them don't know two-step or line dances, and prefer the conventional genre of narcissistic female solo dancing to which they are socialized. During the hours preceding midnight, many chicks are merely tolerating the country music while waiting for midnight to come around. The reason they are there prior to midnight is because the $1 drinks for ladies end at 11 pm. In the meantime, they are there taking up space and mostly rejecting guys who ask them to two-step.
As a rule of thumb, chicks wearing cowboy boots are more likely to accept offers from guys to two-step than chicks who aren't. Inversely, chicks wearing slippers, high heels, or other shoes inappropriate for dancing--especially country dancing--are more likely to turn down offers from guys to two-step. The chicks wearing slippers or high heels, are also more likely to be members of the female nightclub crowd which is there primarily to bask in the presence of male attention with no strings attached. I think they actually enjoy rejecting guys who approach them. This is the "girls night out" mentality which has hijacked "ladies night" in Las Vegas.
Therefore, I only approach chicks who are wearing cowboy boots. It saves me a lot of wasted time and effort. You have to understand that the conventional female nightclub crowd has already decided ahead of time that they do not go out at night with the primary purpose of meeting guys. Hence, the atmosphere that they bring is contrived and premeditated. Their reflexive set of rejection behaviors is artificial. Counterintuitively, this often makes nightlife venues one of the most difficult ways for guys to meet chicks. Fortunately, the only time this crowd prevails in a country nightclub like Revolver, is during Ladies Night.
Most of the patrons at Revolver come there with groups of people, with their friends. Hence, they mostly do not try to interact with people outside of their group. This presents a challenge for single guys who are there to meet single chicks. It is difficult, if not impossible, to penetrate the prevailing cliques. This significantly reduces the number of single chicks who are amenable to meeting people from scratch, complete strangers. Despite this condition, I still meet plenty of girls through two-step and line dancing.
The DJs play a good selection of music, with an even ratio of two-step and line dancing. At midnight, they include mainstream nightclub music, which I try to avoid at all costs. The whole reason I go to country nightclubs in the first place, is to be in an environment where narcissistic female solo dancing doesn't prevail. As soon as that music comes on, guys suddenly lose all of their ability to ask a girl, "Would you like to dance?"
We're instead relegated to less desirable means of breaking the ice with women. Namely, kamikaze methods on and off of the dance floor, which is an uphill struggle for most guys. The nightclub chicks like this because they suddenly have total control. It is a transfer of power. They now get to dictate whether or not you get to interact with them and how far they'll let you get. They get to hold all of the cards.
My beverage of choice at Revolver is Samuel Adams, which is one of the few--if not the only--craft beers they have. It is sold by the bottle, not on tap. A bottle of beer is the best drink to have in a country bar if you are not seated in one spot for the whole night. You don't have to worry about it spilling if someone bumps into you. You can set it down near wherever you ask a chick to dance. There is less chance of something landing inside a bottle compared to a cup.
Two free line dance lessons kick off the evening. Thursday is the one night at Revolver which is not country dancing. Friday and Saturday, the crowd dies off sharply by midnight, thanks to the overwhelming popularity of Wednesday ladies night, which acts like a siphon. Indoor smoking is why I give this review 4 stars instead of 5.
Looking forward to coming here again once I learn how to line dance. Came here last week for the first time and it was exciting to see people getting their country dance on.
The music was just right, the staff was friendly and everyone seemed to have a good ol' time. The drinks weren't as pricy as I thought they'd be, but the only thing missing was more seating. There were a whole lot of people standing so I guess that means you gotta get there early if you want a chance at a seat.
This joint is great and I plan on coming back once I get my line dancing lessons on.
Revolver is one of my favorite places to go when I want to hear some good country music. Â However, as of lately they have changed their Thursdays to Blackout Thursdays. Â I have not made it yet, but I did go the week before they started and they were playing some techno, R&B, and Hip-Hop. Â My friends from out of town were not huge country fans, save one, and were miserable before we got there. Â Then we arrived and between the music, $2 drinks and $2 patron shots I think they died and went to heaven (their use to DC $8 prices).
Anyhow, the staff is totally awesome at this place, I have yet to have a bad experience, (this includes security) and I have been there at least 20 times. Â I fully intend to check out this Black out Thursday as all you can drink from 8-11 for $11, umm heck ya- sign me up! Â
Did I mention there is also lots of eye candy 8^D, whether you're looking for dudes or chicks, there is usually a few!
Don't try and have a conversation here. The music is deafening! My ears were almost bleeding. My group of friends have to consistently shout when we come here.
Even by the beer pong tables its hard to talk!
Next, the drinks are overly expensive and "meh." The drink special the other night was a "Washington Apple" shot for three dollars. The shots were weak and poured from a pre-mixed bottle. When I asked what other specials they had the bartender scowled at me.
Lastly, many of the dances are quite different here. It's not revolvers fault but its strange when you've been dancing a song for years but now its the "revolver" way.
Honestly, I have a much better time at Stoney's South. Better drink specials, you can have a conversation and I know the dances are "standard" fare.
Uhm, I don't mean to be rude, but why on earth would someone try having a conversation at a country western saloon/dance hall? Isn't that what coffee houses are for? or the privacy of the room you might have gotten that night to go to Revolver (cause it is SOOOOOOOO over there away from my house that the taxi would cost to much)?
I digress..... night clubs, saloons and dance halls aren't really made for 'conversations'; I don't believe. But this one was actually a lot of fun. First off I guess I hadnt ever considered going on my own just for grins. I went because it was a gf's bday and I wanted to come out and show her some love. We looked online and got a super cheap deal on a room and decided to make the trek over. For me, the drive alone and needing to get a room would most likely deter me from going again; not to mention I am more of an EDM kinda girl. But its nice to do different stuff now and then specially with friends.
We had a great time even though neither myself or my BFF can line dance now matter how much more drunk I get (in college it use to make me at least seem like I was actually getting it). I loved the mirrored armadillo for sure. Looked like the place was packed when we went, a lot of specials for our folks in the military and the bar was pretty responsive considering the number of people that they were serving that night (it was a Thursday).
I'm a Vegas local and I go to Revolver all the time and always have fun. They have a great ladies night, fun themed nights and cool giveaways. The dj rocks and always plays great country, mixed with a bit of hip-hop and pop, just to give you a little bit of a break. Personally I've never had a problem with the bartenders. They are always really nice and helpful to me. I'd rather go to Revolver than any bar or club on the strip anyday.
Review Source:Good music but this place is not country, not true country it's choreography Hollywood country...I feel like Im living in a smokey episode of Glee. I mean it's bad.. see for yourself.
 The bartender I initially delt with was extremely rude.. I asked if they had blue moon, and she said no, then when I asked if they had any kind of heffy she said " I already said no!" so I said thanks and went to the other side of the bar to get drinks there. The beer selection is poor here. I'd rather drive farther to a real country bar. I'm in my 30's and felt old here.
They rotate the music around from country to hip-hop later in the evening and you see more of the younger crowd who know very little of country life. I honestly only saw three guys with cowboy hats.. me included. I felt out of place
I will never go there again - every single song is a line dance - including hip hop songs - I mean really? Â That is not a Texas style saloon/dancehall or whatever you want to call it - I'm from TX and had never seen that until I came to LV! Â It was quite comical watching folks line dance to EVERYTHING. Â It's entertaining once but after that it is lame. Â All shapes and sizes in this place - girls with their "good" trailer park gear on to those dressed in full country garb - hat, belt and wranglers. Â Like I said, entertaining once, beyond that it's a train wreck.
Review Source:I had heard a lot about this place and finally went to check it out. Â Being an Irish guy, I naturally suffer from white man's disease and can't dance. Â However, line dancing doesn't require trying to coordinate with a partner so the only feet I stepped on was my own.
There were a bunch of people there that knew every dance they called out and some of them were way past my skill level (which is pretty low). Â But there were also a bunch that were pretty easy to catch on real quick. Â The morning guys from 95.5 were also there doing some trivia and prize give a ways which was a nice break from the music. Â Also, the music wasn't overly loud like other clubs around the valley so it made it a lot easier to talk to the people you were with. Â As the night went on, they started throwing in some R & B and hip hop in the mix which broke up the continual two stepping and line dancing.
And you can't forget the giant armadillo above the dance floor. Â No clue why its there, but it gives the place character so I like it. Â Definitely going back soon.
Not a country fan however, I was here for a birthday party in the VIP area. Good time, fun place- casual. I don't think you need VIP to have a good time here. Lots of places to sit and a fun crowd. Busy but not overly packed with people. Waitress was great as was the door /security staff. Country mostly with a little rap thrown in after midnight. Place looks so much nicer than Stoneys.
Review Source:Great place to dance. Most of the guys here are just looking for tail. But, for a ladies night, I guess that is what is expected. I just go to dance and see my friends. Good music, cheap drinks on Wednesday ladies night. The bartenders are way too stuck up and need to be a lot friendlier for me to tip them more than a dollar. Nothing like pretty girls that are stuck up and rude. Other than the bartenders, Revolver is a great time if you want to get out and socialize and dance!
Review Source:This place is so bad, it actually becomes awesome. Oh yeah. This out-of-the-way (so far from my side of town) establishment provides some serious people-watching.
I got a teeny bit excited when I heard the words "country" and "line dancing". I may be all J.Crew and Smashing Pumpkins, but I do enjoy a night of country and line dancing once in a great while (and by great while, I do mean like twice a decade).
However, upon entering (and after paying the $3 entry fee), I didn't hear any country music. Sure, I saw some denim booty shorts, cowboy boots, and cowboy hats, but it all ended there. Nickelback is definitely not country. But hey, I guess it is low-class and redneck, so it worked for this place. Yeah, I just said that.
The place was pretty packed and full of energy. And hey, there's a mirrorball armadillo hanging over the dance floor! After getting a $2 Bud, it was discovered that the best place to saddle up was a table alongside the dance floor.
Ahh, the dance floor. So much awesome all at once. So many things going on and so many people to ogle. And I don't ogle in the "he/she is so hot way". I mean ogle in the "holy crap, are they really doing that" way. Yeah. Oh yeah. There was dirrty (yep, two "r"s) dancing, solo dancing, woo girl dancing, hook-up dancing, and some serious "OMG" dancing. It was quite hilarious.
All in all, I would call this a night of some pretty cheap entertainment. And yes, by entertainment, I do mean people-watching.
They REALLY need to turn on the AC in here! I wasn't even dancing, and it felt like I was in Satan's anus. Stuck around for about an hour, and got tired of waiting for a non-synchronized dance. Seriously, when do the normal people get their groove on without being trampled by the High School Musical cast? And why are the drinks so overpriced? This isn't the Strip.
I give it two stars just because of the nifty decor and good music. Plus, free admission with a players club card. But if you aren't going to take the dance classes every week, there are definitely better clubs.
Decided to check this place out on a Friday night when this place decides to get their "Country" on! I was bummed out when Gilly's closed down and I haven't had a chance to check out their new location at Treasure Island BUT I heard Revolver does a pretty good job promoting this venue for our Country lovers.
When I first walked in I was surprised to see beer-pong tables set up on the left side of the entrance, it was a nice little treat for us :) Friday's seem to be a good night to put on your cowboy boots and hats and start line dancin the night away. They have a great selection of music and even end the night with a top 100 mix for those non-lovin country dancers.
Now it's not as big as Stoney's but I think for it's location it does a good job bringin in the crowd. It's a little dark inside- I had trouble seeing my feet when I attempted to line dance- which ultimately made it hard to learn the dance steps...If I had to complain I would say the drinks were WAY too expensive- this isn't the strip- it's a small station casino on the Northwest side of town- comeon now :b Overall, I would come here again sometime just for the fun of it :D
Fun place to go with friends, even when you don't know how to line dance!
I went here after we had some drinks at the lounge on a friday night.
they charge $10 for cover, but i gave them my players card # and I got thru for free so did my friends who went with me.
i don't know how to line dance or anything like that because I am not usually a saloon kinda girl. LOL but, I think I'm going to go for the lessons lol on Wednesdays in the future :P
I had fun!!
Oh Revolver. Â I wanted to LOVE this place, but actually.... I simply like it. Â I'm a north-westee so I need things on my side of town. Â Better than Stoneys North. Â Drink prices are decent, good drink specials on certain nights. Â I am giving this a 4... instead of a 3... because well, for what it is, it's a good one. Â It isn't XS... it isn't just some bar... it does a great job being a good option off the strip with cheap drinks and a good (mostly local/military) crowd. Â Some cons... the crowd died QUICK. Â And I mean quick. Â The party was NOT hopping till 6 in the morn'. Â Well, it shouldn't because it closes at 3 am annnyway... but still. Â The place was just about cleaned out around 2. Â The party got really good around midnight. Â So really... especially (or "even" depending upon your drunkness) in drunk-land times... a good solid 2 hours is kinda bleh. Â I went on a Saturday night. Â What I did like though is once it got poppin enough, they STOPPED going between country and top 40. Â Love country... love top 40... but when I'm drinking, I need one theme... and I need them to stick to it. Â They were bouncing between the two for a while... which wasn't something I'd have preferred. Â If you're looking to have a good time, drink and not burn a hole in your pocket, I'd say... go to Revolver. Â If you're looking to have a great time, drink, and you're ready to splurge... just go to one of the nightclubs on the strip. Â You get what you pay for sometimes.
Review Source:A good spot to hangout, dance, meet people... I only thing I didn't like is the security guys can be very up tight, and straight up assholes. I understand you have a job to do, but ease up on the roid rage. I watch them practically break this very old mans arm. He did nothing wrong, just protecting a girl from another rude guy. It was completely unnecessary, an they assaulted the wrong guy. Sorry, It just seems something like that happens every weekend. It is a fun bar, even if u don't like country, it's a good time. Lots of drinks specials. Takes along time to get a cab. You have to leave the bar to use the restrooms, but that's like all bars in any casino. Free for military, I think it's $5 normal entry. They have beer pong, pool tables, and a huge dance floor. Two big bars, gorgeous women bar-tending, a VIP section, and a good amount of seats. Not sure on the prices for VIP service, can't image it being too much. A good mix of people, not just country folks. Thursday they play a lot of rock, which I love. I started of complaining but overall a fun place to be.
Review Source:Went on a Wednesday for Ladies Night. Â Free entry if you have a boarding pass (player's club card) otherwise it's $1 for girls and $5 for guys. Â Girls enjoy $1 drinks while dudes pay too much.
Line dancing lessons start at 8:15 and run for 45-60 minutes. Â Lots of boot stomping after that. Â Sometime after 11:00 they pretty much play club music.
Ladies night was off to a slow start but by midnight it was pretty crowded, LOTS of girls, I was surprised at the ratio. Â Cocktail girls are good looking.
There's nothing really unique about Revolver except for the mirror armadillo over the dance floor. Â
I only drove all the way up here (half way to Tonapah!) for the free Nascar tickets, but after the experience, I just might make it back!
Went out with a few coworkers one night and didn't even feel the time pass(woops 3 am) The atmosphere is today's country and the music was a good mixture of all kinds. I loved the hangin Armadillo and the atmosphere was to my liking. Maybe i went on a good night but it was good fun and we'll definitely be back! No shit kickers required Yeah!
Review Source:A large giltzy armadillo named Delilah hangs over a wide,hardwood dancefloor right in the center of this saloon. This country style saloon is one of the places I frequent  for my dance nights out. It's a far drive from where I usually stay but when I wanna go country dancing, I take the time for it. It's located inside Santa Fe Station in the north part of Vegas. DJ spins all-time country, country pop rock, rock and roll, east coast, line dance and west coast swing dance blends of music to the delight of saloon patrons. Participated in most line dance and country music dancing on this dancefloor which is flanked on two far ends by  full bars. Wooden tables and chairs are set around the dancefloor. Line dance lessons are offered Wednesdays to Fridays from 8:15 to 9 p.m. by a dance friend Dawn, and it's a free set of lesson in country dancing, line dancing, east coast swing or west coast swing dances. The lessons are basic dances in the social form, knowingly, not designed for competitive dance performances. So, anybody can easily learn these dance steps and add this to your own personal dance moves thus, making anyone comfortable in social dance circles or your regular night of dancing enjoyment in any place like this. Not one of my top places to go most of the time because of wafts of cigarette smoke. Undeniably, my hair is stenched of it noticeably after my visits, which calls for a good clean shower. I'm gonna wash that smell right out of my hair is what my mind tells me as I drive to my place. Is there such a thing to keep smoke from sticking to the hair? Despite all that which is fixable, I like dancing here because of the wide dance floor. Brightly colored light effects throughout the saloon with a slight misting effect in the air. Bull riding competitions are on Thursday nights which is a spectacle for my visual sense. There is rarely a line of patrons waiting to enter. Female cocktail servers dressed in midriff-baring black leather cowgirl outfits adds to the country style in a Vegas baring kind-of-way. The bartenders are ever diligent in service as well. The saloon hostess is friendly. I always get to see a smile from her when I visit. Noticeably, the saloon patrons are dressed casually in country style outfits. Notice cowboy boots, large buckle belts, tight-fitting jeans, or even cowboy hats. For anyone who haven't gone to country dance halls this is something your eyebrows would raise up for, but know that, that is just the way it is. It's so laid out down country home style. And I just like it that way too. It's one of many country places to visit in Vegas. Heehaw!!
Review Source:This place was pretty cool, I headed WAY up north to check it out for the Halloween costume contest. First of all they did not want to let me in because of my face makeup on Halloween but the head of security came out and I let him know I would not be trouble and he was cool to let me in.
Most security here in Vegas would have played the douche bag card but he was great.
Once we got in I do have to say the place was well decorated and lit perfectly for the occasion, the music was great the waitresses were attractive and friendly so they definitely have the equation for good tips down. Drink prices were at a minimum due to it being Dave and mahonies cheap ass drink night but even the items not on special were reasonably priced. I would definitely come back and check this place out non zombified.
The night I visited it was the Trailer Trash Bash event. Wow, what a sight to see. I have heard that a new kind of night is created each month for the locals and visitors to enjoy. There is a large dance floor area and two bars, one on each side. There is a pool table on the North East corner. The center piece for this nightclub is the giant armadillo disco ball.
I had a good time at the venue, the DJ played music the crowd liked and the staff seemed friendly enough. $2 entry and similarly priced draft beers, at the time of this review, should be enough to bring in even the most price conscious consumer. The entry to the nightclub was complimentary and was not in trade for a review.
This is a fantastic place to go and people watch, its a great place to get silly, everyone there seemed to be having a good time and the drinks were reasonably priced. I got myself plus 2 pretty wasted for $60.00. They had a white trash theme party, i wasnt dressed to fit in but there was plenty of awesome outfits.I would go back here again.
Review Source:I've only been to Revolver for their Boot Scoot N Boogie roller boogie night. Â I skate with the Sin City Rollergirls so we any excuse to skate and have a good time is fine by me. Â
The first thing I noticed about Revolver is the staff. Â From the door to the bar staff, they're all so nice and friendly. Â They go out of their way to make sure we're taken care of. Â I even lost my phone and a bartender came out from behind the bar to talk to the security and help me find it. Â
I don't know if I'd go to Revolver on a non-skate night simply because I'm not into country or line dancing, but it's not out of the question. Â They usually have decent beer specials as well.
Well, I wouldn't say country is my personal style, but a friend (of a friend) was having their birthday there with bottle service, so I figured, "why not stop by"? Â So, I spent about an hour of my Saturday evening there at Revolver...
First, let me say it is a very nice venue. Â Clean, shiny, and new. Â It's set up nicely, so people can navigate AROUND the dance floor, rather than having to bump around and jockey your way to the bar, or the door, or the restroom. Â For a country bar and dance hall, this is a MUCH better setup than Stoney's (SE) and Dylan's.
Second, the bottle service was good. Â The waitstaff checked on the table sporadically, and the birthday girl (and friends) seemed to be having a great time. Â Something that's pretty cool is that there is an MC who teaches line-dance sessions (to learn) which many people seemed to partake in...
Third, unlike what another reviewer has stated, this place was NOT a sausage fest. Â Rather, it was most certainly the opposite. Â There was a serious girl to guy ratio, maybe 3 to 1? Â Also, there were some really cute lesbian couples who were two steppin' and enjoying a little dance action, which I was happy to see. :)
Finally, though country-tunes aren't really my cup-o-tea, this place was nice, clean, and the "keepers of the door" were pretty nice and easy going. Â
Will I go back, probably not as a personal choice; however, I would definitely recommend it to those who love a good shit-kick session, and some pretty decent country tunes! ;)
First I want to say that Ken M.'s review is ridiculous and reaks of utter bitterness, negativity and prejudices. Â I think he went solely for the purpose of seeing something wrong and to not have any type of fun. HOPE U HAVE A JOY READING IT LMAO!
I went to Revolver last Friday for the grand opening (They had 2 days for their Grand Opening). I was on the guest list and had to wait about 15 minutes, we got in a little after 12 and it was packed! The energy was awesome and there was a good mix of people...not all cowboys, rockers or b-boys either. There was a little bit of everything. I loved it!
I go to Stoney's all the time and HIGHLY ENJOYED myself here at Revolver. Â If you know anything about Vegas nightlife, Revolver is a refreshing place to visit because its not huge with waaaaaay too many people bumping and pushing when you try to walk from the bar to the dance floor. It is a good size and it feels clean, alive and hip. We didn't have to pay a cover because we were on the guest list BUT if you go anywhere else, the covers are going to be ridiculous($50- males, $20- females INCLUDING LOCALS). If you can't afford $5 - $10 at the door you more than likely shouldn't be going out.
I am a country, hip-hop and R&B music lover. I don't enjoy too much rock but the music was ON POINT. They played an even balance of everything. We got to line dance and 2 step the night away. It was great. I would recommend going there if you are looking for a good night out in a more upscale lounge but not have to deal with all of the other stuff that comes with it. You can dress up or dress down, it doesn't matter there...that's something else that is great about Revolver as well.
The drinks are well priced compared to other clubs on the stip. They match the prices pretty much throughout the casino.
I am going to assume that because they are just opening and trying to see what their clientele looks like, they will tailor their club to meet their demands. It may be more country on one night than another...who knows, its too soon to tell. All I know is that I had a fabulous time, I will be going back, I will be doing a b-day party there and I will make a suggestion that they offer line dancing lessons as well! HAVE FUN YOU GUYS!
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