This Beatles themed bar is a little too slick to pull off The Fab Four's \"All You Need Is Love\" message.\n\nIt's a fine spot to grab a drink before or after checking out the Cirque Du Soleil Beatle-centric show \"Love,\" (for my money, one of the best shows in town, right up there with Penn and Teller), but it's not worth waiting in long lines on Friday and Saturday nights to get in.\n\nLike the Elvis themed Gold Lounge at Aria, The Revolution Lounge at will disappoint Beatlemaniacs if they visit this spot at night, where they're much more likely to hear Ke$ha, Black Eyed Peas, or Skrillex tracks than a deep cut from The White Album. And they'll have to pay a cover for the privilege. \n\nBetter to stay outside the main lounge area and enjoy drinks at the secondary bar, where you don't have to pay to enter. The signature drinks named after Beatles tracks are pleasing and unique. The front area does have some nice Beatles references, including giant glowing letters spelling out the name of the place (and one of the Fab Four's most famous songs).\n\nBeatles fans should visit during the day if you're curious about the decor, when you might actually hear a song by the band when at times when hip DJs  aren't spinning.\nThe inside is nice and filled with whimisicle Beatle quotes on the walls, but the place doesn't quite pull off the 60s atmosphere it attempts. \n\nIt's a decent lounge if you want to dance, just don't come here on weekend nights if you're looking for a Beatles-centric experience. John Lennon would be ashamed, while Paul continues to cash the checks, no doubt.