Think you’ve mastered the Vegas speakeasy scene? Think again. Finding a hidden door behind a bookcase is cool – but how about a speakeasy within a speakeasy? Tucked inside the already-elusive 1923 Prohibition Bar at The Venetian, there’s a second layer of secrecy waiting to be uncovered: Voodoo Underground.
Find the hidden speakeasy inside the Prohibition Bar
Voodoo Underground is where old-world mysticism meets modern luxury. The walls are covered with over 300 bizarre and rare relics from around the globe. We’re talking everything from a mummified Yeti’s hand to the actual final death mask of horror legend Vincent Price. But don’t worry – the vibe leans toward awe-inspiring magic rather than a haunted house.
What’s on the menu? The drinks here blur the line between mixology and theater. Prepare for tableside cocktails that incorporate smoke, fire, and even levitation. Every drink feels like a tiny performance. You can also try tapas-style tasting plates.
Voodoo Underground is the ultimate flex for anyone who loves an exclusive, off-the-beaten-path experience. It’s open Wednesday through Sunday (starting at 4 PM on weekdays and 2 PM on weekends), making it a killer spot for afternoon drinks or late-night fun.
The real question isn’t whether you should go – it’s whether you can find it.
