New Year’s Eve Las Vegas No Cover Charge Party At The Mob Museum

The Underground Speakeasy Hosting Party With A Jazz Band

There’s a heck of a lot to do in Las Vegas on New Year’s Eve.

With fireworks on The Strip and a show with bands under the canopy on Fremont Street New Year’s Eve, big-name DJs at the nightclubs and, well, just being in Vegas for NYE,  you won’t be standing around wondering what to do on Dec. 31.

If you and your mob are wanting to go to a bar but don’t want to pay a cover charge, The Underground speakeasy and distillery at The Mob Museum in downtown Vegas just off Fremont Street is hosting a party.

The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement has free entry through the speakeasy’s side door using the password “get zozzled!”

There are also drink specials – including Giggle Water cocktails and glasses of champagne for $6 all day, a champagne toast at midnight – and live music by the jazz duo The Old Fashions.

Table reservations and VIP room reservations are also available. A table for two is for $60 plus tax (includes one bottle of champagne) and a table for four is $120 plus tax (includes two bottles of champagne).

The Underground’s private VIP Room may also be reserved that evening. To inquire about New Year’s Eve reservations, email[email protected] or call (702) 724-8634.

Doors open at 9 p.m., and the party is over at 1 a.m.

The Underground at The Mob Museum is located at: 300 Stewart Ave., Las Vegas.

TABLE RESERVATIONS:
New Year’s Eve revelers can reserve a cozy table for two for $60 plus tax (includes one bottle of champagne) or a table for four for $120 plus tax (includes two bottles of champagne). The Underground’s private VIP Room may also be reserved that evening. To inquire about New Year’s Eve reservations, email[email protected] or call (702) 724-8634.