I had high expectations going here since it's one of the newer places to go in Vegas...We got hooked up with a pretty sweet table right on the dancefloor. Our host was cool and totally on top of her game. Better be for that price!! 3 bottles of vodka later, we were having a great time. We definitely wouldn't have enjoyed it though if we didn't have a table. The line to get in was easy breezy too. I've had experience at other places that we've gotten table at (ahem, PURE) and been treated like shit and had to wait for 2 hours to get in, even though we paid over $1200! So getting in quickly was a huge plus at Moon. Plus you can get in to the Playboy Club too. But we didn't make it that far... :) Views are awesome from the Palms that high up.\n\nThe dancefloor was miniscule for a Vegas club and altogether unimpressive. There were not multiple dancefloors or DJs but there were several bar areas, one being outside and quite nice. The roof wasn't open when we were there, except for about 5 minutes later at night (I read somewhere that they open it at 3AM). Since we didn't have to deal with going to the bars I can't judge the prices of drinks nor the bartender's talent. Music was decent; don't remember hating or loving it either way. Only chicks are allowed to dance up on top of the booths. We chose to dance on the benches within our table area, which was a major foot saver from the previous night at Tao. \n\nWhat I find particularly strange is that at Tao and Moon, I was stabbed with pieces of glass in my foot! Coincidence? I don't know? Just really odd that two nights in a row, my foot was bleeding from two different broken glasses on the floor. After all my clubbing/bar days, can't say that's EVER happened. I was impressed at Moon though, how the host took care of me immediately and I was \"treated\" in the back with all the employees to make sure I was OK. My sister got stabbed with glass in her foot too. Weird.,\n\nI've been to better clubs elsewhere so I'd have to say I wouldn't return unless we had a table again. And maybe it'd be nice in the summer when it's warm and the roof is open longer. That's it's main gimmick and sounded like a good idea in general.  Tao offers much more, and I've also had a much better time at my many trips to Tryst...