Zouk Las Vegas Bottle Service Prices 2026: Dance Floor to 4th Tier
What bottle service costs at Zouk at Resorts World across all four table placements, from Dance Floor to the 4th Tier, with Meduza and James Hype as the 2026 anchor residencies.
Why we wrote this guide
Zouk at Resorts World opened in 2021 and brought a calendar lean toward house and tech-forward bookings. The 2026 residency program runs Meduza and James Hype as the two anchor residencies. If you are booking Zouk in 2026, you are booking the room with the cleanest single-property weekend package on the Strip (Zouk plus AYU Dayclub at Resorts World). This guide covers what bottle service costs across the four table placements and the anchor-weekend re-rates. Last updated September 2026.
If you have not yet picked the venue, the Best Vegas Nightclubs for Bottle Service 2026 guide compares Zouk 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 Zouk
Zouk at Resorts World runs the standard bill structure. Your quoted minimum is the first line; the venue fee, gratuity, and sales tax land on top:
Minimum spend on the table
15 percent venue fee added on top of the minimum
15 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)
Worked example for a $1,000 minimum at Zouk:
Minimum: $1,000
Venue fee (15 percent): $150
Subtotal: $1,150
Sales tax (8.375 percent of $1,150): $96.31
Gratuity (15 percent of the minimum): $150
All-in total: $1,396.31
That works out to roughly 1.39x to 1.40x the quoted minimum, or about 39.6 percent on top. A $5,000 minimum, the Dance Floor or Upper Dance Floor standard rate, lands at $6,982 all-in.
Zouk's four table placements
Zouk sells four table placements, tiered back from the dance floor. Our Las Vegas team can place any of the four and confirm the all-in total before you commit.
Dance Floor
A table on the main floor, level with the crowd and the booth.
Group fit: up to 15 guests.
Minimum spend: $5,000.
Standard weekend all-in: about $6,982.
Upper Dance Floor
The elevated booths directly above the dance floor tables.
Group fit: up to 15 guests.
Minimum spend: $5,000.
Standard weekend all-in: about $6,982.
3rd Tier
The third tier back, where the minimum starts dropping away from the floor. Also listed as Main Room Tier 3.
Group fit: up to 12 guests.
Minimum spend: $4,000.
Standard weekend all-in: about $5,585.
4th Tier
The last of the tiered seating rising back from the floor.
Group fit: up to 10 guests.
Minimum spend: $2,000.
Standard weekend all-in: about $2,793.
Minimums move with the night and the headliner.
Zouk headliner nights and the 2026 residency calendar
Zouk's 2026 residency program runs Meduza and James Hype as the two anchor residencies. The room books additional rotating talent across the year, with the program leaning house, tech, and progressive forward.
On a confirmed-resident Saturday (Meduza or James Hype on the deck), minimums across all four placements run higher than the standard band.
For Friday Zouk (the weekly Friday program, often rotating talent), minimums typically run closer to the standard band.
Anchor weekends: F1, NYE, EDC week, fight nights
Zouk holds closer to standard band on anchor weekends than the four scale-up rooms (Omnia, XS, Hakkasan, LIV). The economics of a tech-forward house program mean the room does not re-rate as aggressively for F1 weekend or NYE as the marquee-EDM rooms.
F1 weekend (mid-November)
F1 race weekend Saturday at Zouk runs above the standard band across all four placements. Book 8 to 12 weeks ahead.
NYE (December 31)
NYE at Zouk runs above the standard band across all four placements. Book 6 to 10 weeks ahead.
EDC week (third weekend of May)
EDC week is one of Zouk's stronger anchor weekends because of the dance-music alignment. Minimums across all four placements run above the standard band.
Fight nights
Major championship fights drive Friday and Saturday Zouk bookings, though the re-rate is lighter than at the MGM Grand-adjacent rooms.
How to get the best table at Zouk
A few patterns from running Zouk bookings through MyRSVP:
Dance Floor and Upper Dance Floor are the premium placements. If your group wants to be closest to the booth and the crowd, request one of these two. Upper Dance Floor sits in the elevated booths directly above the Dance Floor tables.
Single-property weekend at Resorts World. Zouk pairs naturally with AYU Dayclub for a single-property Vegas weekend. Groups staying at Resorts World can walk to both venues without leaving the property. This is the cleanest property-and-club pairing on the Strip for guests prioritizing convenience.
Sunday at Zouk for the value play. The Sunday calendar at Zouk runs softer minimums than Friday and Saturday. The right night for groups whose Saturday already booked elsewhere or who want to extend the trip into Sunday.
House-music alignment matters. The 2026 program leans house and tech, with hip-hop nights in the mix. Groups whose music preference aligns (Meduza, James Hype, rotating house/tech talent, or a hip-hop night) get the most from this room. Groups looking for big-room EDM should book elsewhere.
Booking a table at Zouk
Our reservation team handles every Zouk inquiry. Our hosts handle arrival timing and host introductions.
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 Zouk that fit, with the all-in cost on each.
You pick. We secure your table with a 20 percent deposit link.
The table breakdown, and what else to weigh
Every section Zouk sells, with its real capacity and current minimum, is on the Zouk venue page. If the number is not landing, the rooms most groups compare it against are OMNIA, Marquee and Jewel.
Frequently asked pricing questions
Why is my Zouk bill higher than the quoted minimum?
Because the venue fee, gratuity, sales tax stack on top. Use 1.39x to 1.40x as the conversion from quoted minimum to all-in.
Can I get Zouk bottle service for under $2,500 all-in?
No. The lowest placement is the 4th Tier at a $2,000 minimum, which runs about $2,793 all-in.
What is the difference between the Dance Floor and Upper Dance Floor at Zouk?
Dance Floor puts your table on the main floor, level with the crowd and the booth. Upper Dance Floor is the elevated booths directly above those tables. Both hold up to 15 guests with a $5,000 minimum.
Who are the resident DJs at Zouk in 2026?
Meduza and James Hype as the two anchor residencies, plus rotating talent across the year. The program leans house, tech, and progressive forward.
Do prices change last minute at Zouk?
Inside 48 hours of the night, yes. Soft demand drops minimums 15 to 25 percent on Sunday or weekday placements. Friday and Saturday Dance Floor and Upper Dance Floor bookings do not soften last-minute because the placement is the booking.
What is the cheapest way to get a group of 10 into Zouk?
The 4th Tier holds up to 10 guests at a $2,000 minimum, which runs about $2,793 all-in, or roughly $279 per head.
Can I pair Zouk with AYU Dayclub?
Yes. Zouk and AYU Dayclub at Resorts World are the cleanest single-property pairing on the Strip. Saturday-night Zouk plus Sunday AYU Dayclub is the standard package; we coordinate the bookings together.
How far in advance should I book Zouk?
For a standard Friday or Saturday, 3 to 6 weeks. For a confirmed-resident Saturday (Meduza or James Hype), 6 to 10 weeks. For F1 weekend, NYE, EDC week, or major fight cards, 8 to 12 weeks. For Sunday or weekday rotations, 1 to 2 weeks is usually enough.
Reserve your Zouk table
Tell us the night and the group. We come back inside 12 hours with placements at Zouk that fit your spend band and group size, with the all-in cost on each.
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