Lure and Tryst
Wynn Las Vegas
May 23, 2006

I got a new digital camera, a black Nikon Coolpix S3.  This thing is so small it's barely bigger than a credit card, and I love it.  So I thought I'd try it out for the first time at Lure, the ultra lounge, and Tryst, the nightclub, in Wynn Las Vegas.

I wasn't sure if I was allowed to take pictures in the casino so, acting like an innocent tourist, I took one of the outside of Lure and got away with it - woo hoo!  I accidentally put 2005 as the year in my camera, so all my pictures have the wrong year.

I asked the doorman (you can see him in the previous picture) if I could take pictures in Lure and he said yes.  I asked him if he wanted to be in the picture and he said no.  I told him that it would be on my web site and he was not impressed.  Anyway, this is from the entrance looking into the club.  The two guys with their backs toward us are leaning on a go-go stage.  The main dance floor is behind that, the bar is on the left, the lounge and restrooms are on the right, and in the back is an outdoor patio.

This is looking back toward the entrance.

This is the main part of the club, the bar is in the background.

This is looking toward the back of the club.  The people in the back are standing outside on the patio.  The club is not very big.

It wasn't very busy, as you can see.  That's Jerome and Michelle.  Michelle is starting a clothing store and she wants to use Lure as the set for her modeling shoot so she was discussing it over with Jerome.

This is another shot of the lounge area.  The restroom entrance is behind the lamp.

We wanted to check out Tryst too.  The entrance is down the stairs in front of the Japanese restaurant, Okada.  There is also an elevator on the left.

Here's a peek down the stairs.  I was impressed already.

We took the elevator down because I don't do stairs.  Anyway, this is the waiting area at the bottom of the stairs.  There's a bar to the left and on the right there was a private party going on.  Tryst is closed on Tuesdays but no one questioned us as we wandered around and I took pictures.

It's very red in here.  This is the hostess desk leading into the club.

Here's a shot of the stripper pole...very cool!  What was also very cool, and I wasn't able to get a good shot through the glass, was that there's a huge waterfall that serves as the backdrop behind the dance area and stage.  You can also see the waterfall from the dining area upstairs in Okada.

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