Fontainebleau confirmed the news and has provided more details about the temporary closure.<\/p>\n
While we are not a nightclub person, we are a scoop person, so let’s get down with the deets or tea-spilling or whatever the kids are doing now.<\/p>\n Fontainebleau opened December 13, 2023 and has had its challenges. According to Fontainebleau, though, its nightclub isn’t one of those. Problems. Please keep up.<\/p>\n According to Fontainebleau: “Within its first year, LIV has grown to become the premier nightlife destination on the Las Vegas Strip. Due to this incredible response, the venue is expanding to accommodate even more guests. LIV will temporarily pause operations during typical hiatus season beginning Monday, Nov. 25, and will reopen on Saturday, Dec. 28, kicking off New Year’s Eve festivities with Dom Dolla after a venue refresh and expansion as part of the resort-wide New Year’s celebrations.”<\/p>\n We aren’t going to quibble with some of the word choices here, including whether LIV is the “premier nightlife destination on the Las Vegas Strip” or how a “typical hiatus season” is defined given Fontainebleau hasn’t been open long enough to have a “typical hiatus season” and we aren’t sure what that means because a nightclub isn’t really subject to weather because it’s inside and such. Actually, winter is a slow period in Vegas, and some venues close due to the lack of business. LIV is set to close following the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Nov. 21-23, 2024.<\/p>\n And we certainly aren’t going to ask why a successful venue would need a “refresh.”<\/p>\n Here’s some sweet drone video of Fontainebleau and LIV.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.rjvxnlsm.shop\/vitalvegas\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/10\/liv_nightclub1-845x563.jpg\")
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