By: Danica Serena Stockton By: Danica Serena Stockton | May 12, 2023 | Culture, Magazine, Parties, Events, Entertainment, Community, Music, Apple News, web-og,
EDC Las Vegas takes place from May 19 to 22 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Resorts World Las Vegas morphs into Hotel EDC to bring the biggest electronic music festival's party to the Las Vegas Strip in partnership with Insomniac. The luxury resort hosts ultra-luxe and EDC-centric experiences for the pregame, afterparty and recovery during Electric Daisy Carnival weekend.
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Various photo opportunities, art installations, live music and DJ sets, wellness and health activations along with food and beverage offerings occur throughout the property in true EDC fashion. Here are the top Hotel EDC experiences taking place for EDC weekend at Resorts World Las Vegas.
EDC Worldwide in place of Famous Foods Street Eats pays homage to the varied EDC locations worldwide with dishes specific to those regions. Heart-pounding beats serve as an additional layer of Electric Daisy Carnival vibes.
Relax, recover and unwind at the outdoor oasis complete with couches and hammocks at Redtail, which becomes The Nest during EDC weekend. The bar and indoor spaces give off more energy with live entertainment, speed dating, karaoke, EDC-specific arcade games and more for those guests looking to turn up the fun.
Get lost in a world of color as Gatsby Cocktail Lounge transforms into the Rainbow Sky Club. Live entertainment, inventive cocktails, a buzzing dance floor and rainbow colors throughout give guests the opportunity to enjoy the good vibes and have a fun time in this vibrant activation.
Long nights and dancing from high noon to sunrise can take a toll but Recovery Rooftop located at Rose Rooftop offers yoga classes, sound therapy and guided meditation to realign and recover on May 20 and 21. Take in the scenic Las Vegas Strip views, get some fresh air and calm the mind with the rejuvenating space.
Art installations, immersive experiences and sensory play are abundant at the Transfix outdoor art labyrinth. Discover over 50 kinetic and interactive artworks by internationally-celebrated artists. The multilevel 200,000-square-foot venue displays new EDC-themed installations, hidden speakeasies and food. "Control No Control," "Hand of Man" and "Shrumen Lumen" are a few of the numerous displays to observe and experience.
Photography by: Courtesy of Maverick Helicopters; Courtesy of Insomniac Events