$4 for a coke, $7 for a non-alcoholic drink like a virgin colada, $8 for a beer and $15 for a mixed drink. No deals on refills or discounts that I have found on drinking by the pool unless you have a promotion through the hotel.

Poolside drink prices in Las Vegas in 2026 reflect a "resort premium" that can be quite high compared to standard bars. For a basic domestic beer (like Bud Light), expect to pay between $10 and $14, while imported or craft beers often reach $16. Standard mixed drinks (like a Vodka Soda) usually start at $15 to $18 for well spirits and can exceed $25 if you request a premium brand. The most popular poolside options, frozen or specialty cocktails (like a Piña Colada or a signature Margaritas), typically range from $18 to $28, especially if served in a large souvenir cup. Even non-alcoholic options are pricey, with bottled water often costing $8 to $12 and sodas around $7. For groups, "bottle service" at luxury dayclubs like Liquid or Tao Beach can start at $750 and go well into the thousands for a cabana setup. To save money, many travelers "pre-game" in their rooms or look for "Happy Hour" specials at bars located just inside the casino floor before heading out to the sun-drenched pool decks.