In a city where Cleopatra already rules the casino floor, she finally throws her own party. Black tie. Egyptian gold. One room full of singles, all looking for their lotus.
Her face is on the reels, her name is on the marquees, her gold is on every floor of the Strip. Now she has a ball of her own, and every single in the city is invited.
Cleopatra's Ball is a recurring black-tie singles event with headline music, a live royal court, Egyptian performance, and a dance floor designed for meeting someone. It began as a seasonal charity ball tour; this is its commercial home, built to run night after night in the entertainment capital of the world.
From the first glass of champagne to the last dance, every hour has a reason to cross the room.
Guests enter through a torchlit colonnade to drums and horns, announced by the Herald and greeted by the Queen's handmaidens.
Masks off. The court introduces its icebreaker rounds: the Scarab Exchange, the Asp's Riddle, and the Barge of Strangers.
Cleopatra enters on her litter with her full court, opens the ball, and names the night's first dance.
A major touring artist takes the stage. Between songs, Egyptian musicians and whirling Tanoura dancers fill the floor.
The signature partner dance. The court teaches it in two minutes; the whole room dances it together.
The room goes gold. One couple and one guest who lit up the night are crowned Antony and Cleopatra of the evening.
New pairs and friend groups head on to after-hours lounges, reserved tables, and breakfast at partner resorts. Or call it a night. Your choice.
A cast of performers and hosts runs every ball, so no one stands at the edge of the room for long.
Cleopatra herself, played by a rotating cast. She opens the ball, rules the floor, and crowns the night.
Her general and the room's boldest host. He leads the Dance of the Nile and pulls the wallflowers in.
Matchmaking hosts who work the floor all night, making introductions and running the icebreaker rounds.
Master of ceremonies. Announces every arrival, calls every round, and keeps the night moving.
Each night is programmed for a different crowd. Every night is open to all guests 21 and over.
The flagship ball. Programmed for singles seeking a partner of the opposite sex.
Programmed for women seeking women, with hosts, headliners, and lounges built around the community.
Lord of the desert and the storm. Programmed for men seeking men, with hosts, headliners, and lounges built around the community.
The all-inclusive ball. Every orientation, every identity, every single in the city, together under the falcon's wings.
Four ways into the palace. Every ticket includes the ball, the headliner, and the court.
Every ticket carries a show-up deposit that is refunded in full when you scan in at the door. A full palace makes a better night for everyone. Pricing, deposit amounts, and refund terms will be published before sale.
Gold, black, lapis, and linen. Noble tiers and above include ball attire cut from pure long-staple Egyptian cotton, made in Egypt.
Every guest receives a lotus-shaped light to wear. When two guests who have both switched on matching are near each other and their profiles line up, both lotuses bloom gold.
Lotus Light is in development. Full privacy terms will be published before tickets go on sale.
Packages with partner resorts turn one night at the ball into three days in the palace.
A welcome pool party with gold daybeds, cabana tables, and an early look at who you'll see at the ball.
Afternoon styling suite and Egyptian adornment, then the procession, the court, the headliner, and the coronation.
A late, slow brunch for new pairs and old friends alike, with the night's coronation photos waiting at your table.
Cleopatra's Ball delivers a dressed-up, 21-plus, high-spend singles audience every week of the season. Our confidential partner deck covers venue plans, audience projections, and activation opportunities.
The waitlist gets first access to opening-season tickets, founding-guest pricing, and the first invitations to the Pharaoh's Table.
The Queen has received your name. Watch for your invitation.