The Luxor Hotel and Casino is an iconic location on Las Vegas Blvd. The giant pyramid-shaped building with a light beam coming from the top is impossible to miss! Luxor Las Vegas is known for having some of the best live entertainment around and a great guest experience. This MGM resorts property has no shortage of amenities, including the Luxor Pool.
What to Expect at Luxor Pool
Luxor Las Vegas has a large pool area totaling more than 19,000 square feet! The pool deck is even larger at 125,650 square feet. Needless to say, you can expect a luxurious Las Vegas experience at the Luxor Pool.
This family-friendly pool complex features the North Pool and South Pool, which is actually 4 pools in one.
Pool attendants are standing by to register pool guests. When you register, you’ll get to enjoy complimentary towels and access to poolside beverage attendants!
Lounge Chairs & Day Beds
The pool deck at Luxor Las Vegas has free seating available on a first-come, first-serve basis. During the busy season, securing a free poolside seat is no small feat. But you can make your trip to the pool extra relaxing with a lounge chair or day bed reservation!
Lounge chairs are cushioned and designed for poolside relaxation. Upgrade to a daybed reservation for comfortable seating that comes with a shade umbrella too.
Daybeds can accommodate up to 4 guests, while lounge chairs are meant for one person only.
Cabanas
If you want a personal service that caters to your every need, a cabana rental is a solution. Cabanas are in a prime location for easy access to the pools and pool bar. They accommodate up to 8 people. Cabana reservations come with amenities including:
- Bottled Water
- Assorted Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- Assorted Dry Snacks
- Ceiling Fan
- TV
- Poolside Wi-Fi
- Cabinet with Safe
- Group Seating up to 8
- Towel Service
- Personal Cabana Host
- Personal Cocktail Server
Poolside Dining & Drinks
A good day at the pool should always include a cooling drink and a quick bite. Guests at the Luxor Pool can head over to Oasis Terrace Snack Bar for poolside food that will leave you feeling satisfied.
The Oasis pool cafe features a variety of snacks, salads, sandwiches, and desserts. You can also choose from classic cocktails, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks.
Hours & Fees
Admission to the Luxor Pool is free for hotel guests with a valid room key. Non-hotel guests are welcome to come and experience the pool with a day pass that costs $15.
Heated pools mean the pool area at Luxor is open 365 days a year! Pool hours are more limited during the colder seasons, but you still have the chance to take a dip.
FAQs
Who can go to the Luxor Pool?
Hotel guests need their room keys for entry to the pool. Non-hotel guests can pay an admission fee of $20 to enter the pool.
What are the hours of operation?
The pool is currently open from 9 AM to 6 PM daily year round.
Is the Luxor Pool family-friendly?
Yes, families are welcome at Luxor Pool!
Where is the Luxor Pool located?
When you enter the hotel, walk past the front desk and turn left towards Blizz. Make a right at the Starbucks and take the hallway to the doors that open onto the pool deck.
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the pool is heated and open year-round!
Is there a jacuzzi?
There are four jacuzzis at Luxor Pool.
Relax Poolside at the Luxor Las Vegas
The Luxor Pool oasis features multiple pools, and expansive pool deck space, plus plenty of chairs, food, and drink to make the most of your poolside experience. Dip your toes or make a splash at the pool at Luxor Las Vegas.
Kacie says:
Where do I look at booking a cabana or day bead for end of march 2023
Bob & Jenn says:
The Luxor pool is closed for the season currently but when they open you can book reservations here: https://luxor.mgmresorts.com/en/amenities/pool.html
Shannon Makena says:
Their website says the pool is open year round. Is this not true?
Bob & Jenn says:
No, its not open year round. It is currently updated to say their pool at Luxor is closed currently.
Manuel J. Placencia says:
What are the prices for cabana rental on Fridays,Saturdays,and Sundays? Are there discounts for guests?
Bob & Jenn says:
Rates are about $400 for a cabana rental on the weekend, but you can see complete pricing details here: https://pools.mgmresorts.com/luxorpool
Michelle Mathenia says:
will the pool be open in May 2023?
Bob & Jenn says:
Yes, its always quite warm in Las Vegas in May
John Klacza says:
Hi Bob & Jenn, Do you think Luxor’s pool will be open March 6th – 10th?
Bob & Jenn says:
Online they are not taking reservations until March 13….seems like you’ll just miss it: https://pools.mgmresorts.com/luxorpool But sometimes they open early if the weather is nice 😉
Wayne Hansen says:
When will the pool open for 2023?
Bob & Jenn says:
Currently they are scheduled to open on March 13, 2023 at Luxor: https://pools.mgmresorts.com/luxorpool but they can update this calendar at any time.
Olena says:
Hi, is pool closed next week of March 6,2023?
Bob & Jenn says:
Yes. The pool opens on March 13
Andy says:
Looking at a mid-September trip in 2023, any idea what month the pool closes ?
Bob & Jenn says:
The pool at Luxor is definitely open in September. Pool season runs March through October, but may stay open later if the weather stays warm.
Terresa Huntley says:
We are arriving April 9th thru the 11th. Do we really have to pay to reserve lounge chairs?
Bob & Jenn says:
No, certainly not. But if it was a busy day or unseasonably warm, you may have a tough time finding a seat. But, I’m guessing early April wont be a problem.
brooke says:
Would the pool be open november 5th-9th 2023?
Bob & Jenn says:
While pool season in Vegas is usually March through October, the Luxor may keep it open in November based on weather.
Julie says:
We will be arriving last full week in October, can you still rent Cabanas then? Thanks!
Bob & Jenn says:
The last published available dates at Luxor pool to rent daybeds or cabanas is October 8. https://pools.mgmresorts.com/luxorpool That could change as the season progresses, and of course as weather permits they may and frequently do extend these dates.
James Bradley Blanchard says:
What are the drink prices at the pool?
Bob & Jenn says:
We dont know because the Luxor pool drink service menu isn’t published. Sorry
Ryan says:
11$ for a can of beer!
Nicki says:
Hey we are thinking of booking a cabana in July midweek is there anyway of finding discounts codes or offers ?? Also which pool area north or south ??
Bob & Jenn says:
There are no discount codes I’m aware of for the pool. They did just recently drop the price for non-hotel guests from $20 to $15 for admission. Book your pool seating here:https://pools.mgmresorts.com/luxorpool and you can specify which pool (north or south) you want to book near.
Alina says:
Are Mondays busy? Do I need to pay for lounge chairs ahead of time?
Carlee says:
There is some free seating available on a first-come, first-serve basis, but it fills up quickly during the busy season. While weekends tend to be the busiest for Las Vegas pools, we reccommend reserving/paying for lounge chairs in advance for the best, stress-free pool experience.
Christina Montoya says:
What time does the D.J play and can you hear the music at all pools? Which pool is nearest the D.J and are minors allowed?
Carlee says:
The Luxor pool is family friendly and minors are welcome. There is not a DJ on-site daily, but a DJ is booked for special events like the Temptation Sundays summer series at Luxor. On the dates that have a live DJ booked, they usually start their set at noon.
Jasmine says:
Are floaties allowed at the Luxor pool?
Carlee says:
Yes, they allow floaties.
Kyle says:
Do they seriously close the pool at 6PM?
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
Yes, they consider Luxor a family pool, and they have very early hours.
Ian says:
Hi! Do you know if the North or South Pool is located near the large structure? Looking to book lounge chairs and are looking for the quieter pool. Thanks
Bob & Jenn Bassett says:
The only reserved chairs available now are around the North Pool. South Pool opens later. The South Pools have a large structure with stairs in the middle of them. The North Pool is L-shaped.
Alex says:
Look on Google maps… The South Pool has the big structure with the bridge from the parking lot to the hotel.