Rum Jungle, Las Vegas

Inside the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino is the Rum Jungle. This large, neon nightclub is a popular spot to grab a drink and dance the night away while on the Strip in Las Vegas. They specialize in, you guessed it, rum drinks (very yummy). You'll be amazed by the selection of rums they feature behind their bars. It's a great place to have a quick drink and some tropical appetizers or to party the night away when the disco heats up later in the evening. Rum Jungle features several fully stocked bars, scantily clad waitresses and dancers and a full menu featuring Hawaiian creations that will keep you coming back for more.

Dress Code: It's Vegas, anything goes here.

The Rum Jungle is a place where you can eat and then it turns into a nightclub with dancing girls, trapeze acts the lot! So if you eat 1st then you miss the queues later on!!
We went to the Rum Jungle on recommendation from another VT member - and i am glad that we did! I am not sure whether it is neccesary to reserve a table but we did. We got there for about 8 and the service was excellent from the moment that we sat down. The food menu was really good - they do this thing where you pay $40 (i think) each and the waiters just keep coming and piling on the food! We thought that if we were drinking then we best not over do it with food - i had this chicken dish with coconut - it was lush! And a cocktail to finish it off! The settings are lovely too, with a fire and water theme!
I would definately recommend this for a good night out. We were recommended to go on a Monday (which we did) so i will pass this day on to you too!

Dress Code: Dressy! I can't really remember what others were wearing, but i am sure that it was generally smart attire!

RumJungle is a restaurant during the day, turned nightclub after dark. We were actually here during the late afternoon, to check things out and have a drink. Atmosphere was great; friendly wait staff, strong drinks and a great display. For the night, they have gogo dancers in cages/catwalks, bongo players suspended from the very top floor, water walls, plenty of tables, 3 huge stocked bars from top to bottom floor and spacious VIP areas. Ambient house music played during the day, top 40 hip hop mixes at night.

Dress Code: Not sure about dress code, however, you will most likely find all clubs to be the same in dress--no tennis shoes, no sandals/hats for men and if you wear jeans, be sure to dress them up. A bit on the pricey side, but the entertainment is top notch.

The Rum Jungle is located in the Mandalay Bay hotel. It's amazing and it's a great time!
There are girls swinging and dancing on ropes hanging from the ceiling (I know you guys love that) - There's a unisex bathroom- it's a huge pick up spot, and look for the gap in the wall- Big dance floor- Great Food-but the absolute best thing about the Rum Jungle is it's chocolate extravagance dessert. IT IS TO DIE FOR!!!!! If you like chocolate you'll love it. It was so good I giggled the whole time I ate it.

If you don't want to party but still want to go- They are open for dinner- it doesn't really turn into a club until after 10:00 or 11:00pm. Also- if you go eat a late dinner and stick around- you won't have to pay the cover.

Dress Code: I think there is a dress code- I'll try and find out!

A very gorgeous bar, restaurant and nightclub, one of the best in the Strip area. This is the spot to be especially after concerts and other events happening at its host, Mandalay Bay Hotel. Rum, as you may guess, is a bar specialty. Just a bit of the jungle juice with four rums, got me knocked out more than a fallen boxer in the ring! If you actually come for the food, Caribbean "Rodizio"is the style of cusine. Latin beats, house and hip hop is favored for dancie nights here but can vary.

rumjungle
bar hours- sun-wed from 5:30 pm-2 am
thurs-sat- 5:30 pm-4 am

Dress Code: can vary, dress chic

Like clubs, come here. Its a bit crowded come the weekends, expect to wait a bit in line. Music= top 40, mostly garbage, but thats alright, they got good stiff drinks to keep your mind straight. Had to go a few times to even notice the half naked dancers suspend midair over the bar.

Dress Code: smart casual

RUM JUNGLE located in Mandalay Bay is a zoo! 2 level club crawling with beautiful people. Expect to wait about an hour or 2 to get in on the weekends. If you like clubs this is one of the places to be.

Dress Code: No Jeans and Sneakers Is a good rule for all clubs in Vegas, cause you never know what is going to happen.

Rum Jungle is a decent nightclub. The bar is humongous. Kind of wish they made it a bit smaller to accomodate a larger dance floor, though. The night I went, they were playing hip-hop, trance and techno.

The dancing girls who perform on high-wires was cool.

Dress Code: Dress to impress.

With Sin City's largest supply of rum stacked to the ceiling, rumjungle is no stranger to the limelight. rumjungle offers the most diversified experience to be found on the Vegas Strip, shunning the common raver and catering to an upscale, mature clientele. rumjungle is open all week, but the pretty people come out in droves on Friday and Saturday nights. On any given night, DJs provide partygoers with a fresh dose of R&B, House, Hip-Hop, Funk, Top 40, Techno and International Rhythm that will make you move. Seating comes at a price, so if you're on a budget, plan on standing -- the VIP sections are reserved for nightclubbers with cash to burn. From the walls of water lined with fire to the illuminated bar, rumjungle defies all convention. This is one scene you don't want to miss.

Dress Code: The following attire is unacceptable in the rumjungle. People wearing the following items will NOT be admitted: tennis shoes, work boots, ripped, oversized or baggy jeans, tank tops, or sports attire such as jogging suits, jerseys, etc., shorts and sandals. Hats must be removed before entering rumjungle. A blazer or collared shirt must be worn if blue jeans are worn.

I personally think this place is way overated. We were in here for a couple of minutes and quickly departed.