Never again.\n\nThe day before going to Pure, a promoter standing around Caesar's palace talked to us and put our party on some kind of \"guest list.\"  He was cool about everything and actually got our hopes up that it would be a fun night.\n\nThe next night, we all arrived around 11pm and we were told to go through the \"VIP entrance\" - but it was actually a gigantic crowd of people packed around probably the three worst bouncers in all of Las Vegas.  It took us about 30 minutes to get to the front of the crowd, and the bouncer we talked to \"Lloyd\" promised us we'd get in soon.  Ok, I don't mind waiting a little bit since its supposed to be a nice club.  Plus we had a good mix (4 girls, 2 guys) so I didnt think we'd have to wait too long.\n\nWe ended up waiting for a damn hour at the front of the entrance before they finally let us in.  That full hour was spent crushed in the crowd and watching Lloyd let other more important people push ahead of us, and the bouncers telling us to make room for these people (as though we could move anywhere at all).  The regular line looked like it was moving swiftly which added insult to our situation.  \n\nFinally, one of the managers \"Sheets\" saw that we'd been waiting for an exorbitant amount of time and told Lloyd to let us in next.  Our being on the \"guest list\" no longer mattered since by this time it was past 12, thus we were charged the full admission like chumps (even though we had \"reduced admission past 12\" cards).  We could have waited in the regular line and saved much more time.\n\nThat whole admission experience left me bitter as hell, and pretty much tainted what could have been a fun night.  We came up with all sorts of theories.  Like maybe they didn't want too many Asians inside.  Or maybe because we didn't tip Lloyd while we were standing there.  Who knows.\n\nAnyway, the music was pretty good, DJ AM was spinning, and he played a good mix of old school hip-hop and some mainstream stuff.  The view from the balcony is really nice too.  There was an overall vibe of douchey-ness to the crowd as well as the bouncers -- they tried to charge us an extra $5 to get into another room that had live dancers, wtf?  And Lloyd, true to his douchey nature, yelled at one of our group for standing outside the exit as she was waiting for the rest of us to come out.\n\nDon't really know how the table / bottle service is, but I honestly don't plan on going back.