Vegas - High Season / Low Season

Wassap mofuggas. I mean that in both the colloquial way and that ya'll are literally fucking someone's mother(s) out there lol.

So I've been living in Vegas for roughly 13 months and there obviously is a high season and a low season. I figured I'd post this up because I don't think people speak about this at all and it's really night and day when comparing high to low season. It's generally a seasonal thing, but I do think there are exceptions that I'll outline below, based on my experiences here:

April/May/June and September have been the busiest months of the year, at least for night clubs. There are some weekends within these months that are obviously bigger than other weekends and it's absolutely pandamonium. (I.e. EDC Weekend, LIB Weekend, 4th of July, MDW, LDW, fight nights for UFC/Boxing) July/August/October are busy months too with October being least busy of them all out of the busier months. 

Obviously pools are not open year round - they're open from as early as March through as late as early October. I have far less experience with pool parties since I was cooking like a damn turkey once 100+ weather came around in June. From what I can tell though, the hotter it is, the busier the pool parties are. Big weekends are still big weekends provided the pools are open. (i.e. EDC, LIB, Mexican Independence Day, etc.) 

Additionally I think it's important to note that outside of busy season, there are busy weekends in Vegas. Halloween, the time between Christmas and January 2nd/3rd are pretty fucking busy as everyone's here for holidays. Valentine's Day (day before, day of, and after) turned out to be a pretty big weekend too. The main months I found to be very slow were Nov, Dec (except as otherwise mentioned), Jan (except as otherwise mentioned), Feb (except as otherwise mentioned). 

Also, it's important to note that during busy season, you can find a pretty good club to hit up for essentially every night out. That is not true during slow season. Even weekends are pretty fucking dead.

Also, if anyone wants to chime in and correct anything on here by all means feel free -- I don't think this is 100% and it's based really on my experience living here for a year now.