OMNIA Las Vegas Bottle Service Prices 2026: Main Floor, Balcony, Heart, Terrace
What a table costs at OMNIA at Caesars Palace in 2026, table by table, from the club's own booking calendar: six table types from $1,000 to $10,000, the all-in cost math, and how headliner nights and race week move the price.
How much is a table at OMNIA Las Vegas? On OMNIA's own booking calendar, a table at Caesars Palace costs from $1,000 to $10,000 before tax, the venue fee and gratuity. A Main Room Dance Floor table, priced for up to 12 guests, runs from $3,000 on a Tuesday to $10,000 on a Friday or Saturday with a headliner. The least expensive way in is the Heart of OMNIA, the Terrace or a Main Room Balcony table, from $1,000. Tax, the venue fee and gratuity add about 40 percent on top.
| Table |
Priced for |
Minimum spend |
| Main Room Dance Floor |
Up to 12 |
$3,000 to $10,000 |
| Main Room Upper Dance Floor |
Up to 12 |
$3,000 to $8,000 |
| Main Room 2nd and 3rd Tier |
Up to 6-8 |
$1,500 to $6,000 |
| Main Room Balcony |
Up to 10-20 |
$1,000 to $7,000 |
| Heart of OMNIA |
Up to 6-8 |
$1,000 to $2,000 |
| Terrace |
Up to 6-8 |
$1,000 to $2,250 |
The low end of each range is a quieter night and the top is a headliner weekend. That is the short answer; the rest of this guide is how to pick the room. Last updated November 2026.
Why we wrote this guide
If you are reading this you have already picked OMNIA at Caesars Palace as your Vegas nightclub for the trip and you want to know what the table is actually going to cost. This is the working document on what bottle service runs at OMNIA right now. OMNIA sells six table types across four parts of the building, the main room, the balcony, Heart of OMNIA and the Terrace, each with its own range on the club's calendar; we cover all six. We also cover race week, New Year's Eve, EDC week and fight weekends, which price above the normal ranges. Last updated November 2026.
If you have not yet picked the venue, the Best Vegas Nightclubs for Bottle Service 2026 guide compares OMNIA to the other seven Strip rooms. For the cross-venue cost math, see the Las Vegas Bottle Service Prices, Tables and Minimums 2026 pillar.
The all-in cost math at OMNIA
OMNIA at Caesars Palace prices bottle service in a standard structure that stays consistent across the night. Your quoted minimum is the first line; the venue fee, gratuity, and sales tax land on top:
Minimum spend on the table
14 percent venue fee added on top of the minimum
20 percent gratuity for your server and bottle hostess
8.375 percent Clark County sales tax applied to the minimum plus the venue fee (the sales tax stacks on the subtotal that already includes the venue fee, which is the line item most independent hosts miss)
Worked example for a $1,000 minimum at OMNIA:
Minimum: $1,000
Venue fee (14 percent): $140
Subtotal: $1,140
Sales tax (8.375 percent of $1,140): $95.48
Gratuity (20 percent of the minimum): $200
All-in total: $1,435.48
That works out to roughly 1.43x to 1.44x the quoted minimum, or about 43.6 percent on top. A $5,000 minimum lands at $7,177 all-in. A $10,000 prime placement lands at $14,355.
OMNIA's tables, room by room
OMNIA sells six table types across four parts of the building. Each has its own page with the range and what it holds, and picking the part of the room matters as much as picking the night.
Main Floor
The room with the kinetic chandelier above it. OMNIA sells the main room in three bands. Dance floor tables sit directly around the dance floor, next to the DJ, and run from $3,000 on a Tuesday to $10,000 on a Friday or Saturday with a headliner, priced for up to 12 guests. Upper dance floor tables, elevated directly behind and above them, run from $3,000 to $8,000. The 2nd and 3rd tiers step back from the floor while staying in the main room, and run from $1,500 to $6,000 for 6 to 8 guests.
The dance floor is the pick for a group of 8 to 12 that wants the full room energy and the view of the chandelier show. The upper dance floor is the same room with a little height, and the tiers are the main-room seat at a lower minimum.
Group fit: 6 to 12 guests.
Balcony
Elevated seating overlooking the main floor. Same view of the chandelier light show as the dance-floor side, but with a step back from the energy. Balcony tables range from small balcony tables to the skyboxes, which take up to 20 guests, three stories above the dance floor. They run from $1,000 on a Tuesday to $7,000 on a Friday with a headliner.
Balcony is the right pick for groups who want main-room visual access without committing to the dance-floor budget. It is also the right pick when the group includes guests who want to dip in and out of the dancing without losing the table seat.
Group fit: 10 to 20 guests.
Heart of OMNIA
The hip-hop room. Off the main floor through the connecting corridor. Smaller floor plan, different talent program (hip-hop, R and B, open-format), more intimate energy. Minimums run $1,000 to $2,000 for a standard placement.
Heart of OMNIA is how groups get into the OMNIA building at a sub-$2,000 minimum, which most Vegas concierges will not surface because the bigger main-floor tables earn them more on the host fee. For groups whose music preference skews hip-hop or who want the building access without the main-floor spend, Heart of OMNIA is the right pick.
Group fit: 6 to 8 guests.
Terrace
Open-air, outdoor environment on the rooftop level. Quieter than the indoor rooms, the right pick for groups who want bottle service with conversation-level audio and Strip skyline views. Minimums run from $1,000 on a Thursday to $2,250 on a Sunday with a headliner.
Terrace is the right pick for groups including older guests, mixed crowds, or anyone who wants to celebrate without the dance-floor production. Weather contingency: covered seating exists for the rare summer evening showers; we confirm the layout with the venue at booking time.
Group fit: 6 to 8 guests.
Headliner nights and the residency calendar
Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Zedd and Alesso are all on OMNIA's calendar across the year. Doors open at 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday through Sunday, and on Sundays the Terrace hosts DESEO, a Latin night. The OMNIA venue page carries the upcoming dates.
The top of every range above is a headliner night. A Main Room Dance Floor table that starts from $3,000 on a Tuesday reaches $10,000 when a resident headliner plays a Friday or Saturday. The tables closest to the booth sell first on the biggest headliner Saturdays, so book those early.
Tuesday OMNIA Nightclub is the low end of every range: a Main Room Dance Floor table from $3,000 and a Balcony table from $1,000. This is the right night for groups who want main-floor energy without the Saturday spend.
Race week, New Year's Eve and the big weekends
Race week, New Year's Eve, EDC week and the big fight weekends price above the ranges in this guide, and OMNIA sets those minimums date by date. We quote the number for your date in writing.
F1 race week (November 19 to 21, 2026)
Alesso plays OMNIA on race week Thursday, Martin Garrix on Friday, and Tiësto on Saturday, November 21. The whole week prices above the normal ranges, and the venue sets those minimums date by date, so we quote the exact number in writing. Our F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026 guide covers the rest of the week.
NYE (December 31)
Steve Aoki plays OMNIA on New Year's Eve, which prices above every normal range; the venue sets the number for the night and we quote it in writing.
EDC week (third weekend of May)
EDC week prices above the normal ranges, and the venue sets the minimums per date. We quote the number for your night in writing.
Fight nights
A big UFC or boxing weekend in town prices above the normal ranges, and we quote the number for the card in writing.
How to get the best table at OMNIA
A few patterns from booking OMNIA through MyRSVP:
Book the dance floor first. The Main Room Dance Floor tables, priced for up to 12 guests, sit around the dance floor next to the DJ and go first when a headliner is on.
Heart of OMNIA for a smaller budget. The Heart of OMNIA tables run from $1,000 on a Friday to $2,000 with a headliner, for 6 to 8 guests, the way into OMNIA below the main-room minimums.
Tuesday for first-time bottle service. Tuesday is the low end of every range at OMNIA: a Main Room Dance Floor table from $3,000, against up to $10,000 on a headliner Friday or Saturday. Same room and the same chandelier, with a lighter crowd.
Skip race week for the value play. Race week prices above every normal range at OMNIA. If the group is flexible on dates, the weekend before or after race week is the same room at the normal ranges in this guide.
Dinner on property. Peter Luger and Nobu are both inside Caesars Palace, so the club is a short walk after dinner.
Booking a table at OMNIA
Our reservation team handles every OMNIA inquiry, working directly with the venue on placement before your reservation is confirmed. Our hosts handle arrival timing, host introductions, and bottle-list staging so the table is ready when you walk in.
The process for you is short:
Tell us the night, the group size, and the rough spend band you are comfortable with.
We come back inside 12 hours with two or three placements at OMNIA that fit, with the all-in cost on each so the venue fee, gratuity, and tax are not surprises at the end of the night.
You pick. We secure your table with a 20 percent deposit link. You get a host contact, an arrival window, and a bottle-list preview.
If the night moves or the group changes, we adjust the table without you having to call the venue.
The table breakdown, and what else to weigh
Every section OMNIA sells, with its real capacity and current minimum, is on the OMNIA venue page. If the number is not landing, the rooms most groups compare it against are XS, Marquee and OMNIA Dayclub.
Frequently asked pricing questions
Why is my OMNIA bill higher than the quoted minimum?
Because the venue fee, gratuity, sales tax stack on top. Use 1.43x to 1.44x as the conversion from quoted minimum to all-in. A $5,000 minimum is a real $7,200 night.
Can I get OMNIA bottle service for under $2,000 all-in?
Yes. The Heart of OMNIA, the Terrace and the Main Room Balcony start from $1,000, which is about $1,450 all in. Main Room Dance Floor tables start from $3,000 on a Tuesday.
What is the cheapest OMNIA night for main-floor bottle service?
Tuesday OMNIA Nightclub. A Main Room Dance Floor table starts from $3,000 on a Tuesday, against up to $10,000 on a Friday or Saturday with a headliner.
Do prices change close to the date?
OMNIA sets its own minimums and can move them as a date fills. We quote the minimum for your night in writing before you pay the deposit.
What is the cheapest way to get a group of 10 into OMNIA?
A Main Room Balcony table: the balcony sections and skyboxes are priced for 10 to 20 guests and start from $1,000 on a Tuesday. A $2,000 Balcony minimum is about $2,900 all in, or $290 a head for ten. The Heart of OMNIA starts at the same $1,000 but is priced for 6 to 8, and it puts the group in the hip-hop room, off the main floor.
How far in advance should I book OMNIA?
For a Tuesday or a regular Thursday, a few days to a week is usually enough. For a headliner Friday or Saturday, race week or New Year's Eve, book as soon as the date is announced, because the Main Room Dance Floor tables go first.
Are champagne train upgrades worth it at OMNIA?
If the group wants the full bottle parade as part of the night, yes. Parades are priced by the bottles and the format on the menu, and large formats run into five figures; our bottle service price index has the menu numbers.
What is the deposit policy for OMNIA?
A 20 percent deposit secures the table and locks the location, which is standard across Las Vegas, and you can pay in full if you prefer. The card used for the deposit, and its owner, must be present at check-in.
Reserve your OMNIA table
Tell us the night and the group. We will come back the same day with two or three placements at OMNIA that fit your spend band, with the all-in cost on each so the venue fee, gratuity, and tax are explicit.
Build a Vegas plan with us
Comparing across venues? See Best Vegas Nightclubs for Bottle Service 2026 for the ranked guide that compares OMNIA to the other seven Strip rooms.
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