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XS Las Vegas Reopens After First-Ever Remodel With Chrome, Gold and 1,200 Moving Pendants

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XS at Wynn Las Vegas has officially reopened after its first full remodel, and the club did not hold back. Closed since August, the 40,000-square-foot space now features a chrome-and-gold design, custom audio and lighting engineered just for the room, and an overhead installation of 1,200 moving pendants that changes the look of the club throughout the night. Capacity runs up to 1,840 guests indoors and 3,121 with the outdoor areas included.

The reopening weekend, Nov. 5-8, is stacked with Rüfüs du Sol, The Chainsmokers, Calvin Harris, and Diplo going back to back with Hugel. Since opening in December 2008, XS has been credited with helping establish Las Vegas as a global dance music destination and elevating DJs into superstar artists. Michael Wood, VP of creative at Wynn Design&Development, put it simply:“The new XS is not a departure from its legacy. It’s the next chapter of it.”

The timing feels right. The club previously debuted $10 million in lighting and sound upgrades back in 2015, so expectations were high going into this rebuild. The result is a room that shifts and moves with the night, and a lineup that reminds everyone why Vegas became the capital of dance music in the first place. Would you plan a trip around a reopening weekend like this one?

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