Get to know The Red Rooster.
The Red Rooster has operated since 1982. Its own site describes it as "the longest running Swingers Club in Las Vegas". The format is the classic version: a house-style club with a dance floor, live entertainment, and on-premise play rooms, open most nights of the week with themed events on the calendar, per its own site.
It runs on a bring-your-own-bottle model — you bring your own alcohol and the staff checks it in at the bar — with a cash-donation door and a minimum age of twenty-five. The club bills itself as welcoming to couples and singles, with a permissive dress attitude that runs from dressed-up to considerably less.
Its own site says it was founded by "husband and wife, Mike and Chris Borchers", and that it grew from "a home of 800 sq ft" to over 12,000 sq ft. Verify current hours and event nights on the official site before planning a visit.
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The Red Rooster: your questions.
Is The Red Rooster BYOB?
Yes. It runs on a bring-your-own-bottle model — you bring your own alcohol and staff check it in at the bar, per the club's own site.
What's the minimum age at The Red Rooster?
Twenty-five, per the club's own site, alongside a cash-donation door.
What's the dress code at The Red Rooster?
The club's own materials describe a permissive standard that runs from dressed-up to considerably less, with themed events occasionally setting a specific tone. Casual-to-clubwear works; check the event listing for theme nights.
Who can go to The Red Rooster?
Its own site bills it as welcoming to couples and singles, in a house-style format with a dance floor, live entertainment and on-premise play rooms. Confirm current nights and any event requirements on the official site.